Tribe seeks OK from judge to relaunch KCK casino - 2004-04-06
The Wyandotte Nation of Oklahoma has asked a federal judge to permit its Kansas City, Kan., casino to re-launch while it appeals the government ruling that closed the casino's doors on April 2.

The agency stated the casino's site, which rests on a parcel of land called the Shriner Tract, fails to meet the definition of tribal property for the purpose of gaming under the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act.
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Pechanga descendants seek acceptance from tribe - 2004-04-06
An Arizona man who won a federal lawsuit against Temecula's casino-rich Pechanga Band of Luiseno Mission Indians has partnered with other Pechanga descendants in a campaign to influence the tribe into removing a moratorium on enrolling new members.

On March 29, a federal judge entered a default decision in Liska's favor because the tribe declined to respond.
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