wyandotte tribe造句

• The Wyandotte tribe's claims reach back to treaties dating to 1842.
• Young also complained at the time that the Wyandotte tribe never received an opportunity to testify.
• Wyandotte Park, named after the Wyandotte tribe, was opened in 1935 in western Oakdale.
• The Wyandotte Tribe of Oklahoma had argued it is entitled to open a casino on tribal property.
• Members of the Wyandotte Tribe blended into pioneer society and were among Wyandotte County's earliest settlers.
• Kansas and the Interior Department have been at loggerheads before involving other land claims for gambling by the Wyandotte Tribe.
• If it does pass, though, it could get around the state's opposition to a Wyandotte Tribe casino.
• Federal officials have cleared a legal path for the Wyandotte Tribe of Oklahoma to build a casino near the Huron Indian Cemetery.
• English's Wyandot Nation is a branch of the Oklahoma Wyandotte tribe, which contests the Oklahomans'historic ownership claim to the cemetery.
• In Kansas, the Wyandotte Tribe wants two acres next to City Hall in downtown Kansas City deemed a reservation so it can open a casino.
• A federal judge in Topeka has dismissed a lawsuit filed by Kansas that sought to block the Wyandotte Tribe of Oklahoma from building a casino in Wyandotte County.
• Later, the Wyandotte Tribe of Oklahoma announced that it intended to open a casino in a former Masonic temple at Seventh Street and Ann Avenue sometime this summer.
• Back in the 1850s, however, Fairfax was only the latest home of the Wyandotte tribe, which had been pushed steadily westward for a century by expanding American settlement.
• Mobile building units on Wednesday started rolling into downtown Kansas City, Kan ., where the Wyandotte Tribe of Oklahoma said they will be linked and used as a temporary casino.
• A bill pending in Congress since 1998 and sponsored by Rep . Dennis Moore, a Johnson County Democrat, would authorize the Wyandotte Tribe of Oklahoma to operate a casino in Wyandotte County.
• The settlement of the lawsuit, while perhaps improving the Wyandotte tribe's odds of operating a casino one day in Wyandotte County, does not give it exclusive rights to do so.
• The other American Indian proposal, by the Wyandotte Tribe of Oklahoma, would split 5.9 percent of its casino proceeds with Wyandotte County's Unified Government and the city of Edwardsville.
• Young's measure notes, " The United States government has . . . taken from the Wyandotte Tribe the right to conduct gaming on Wyandotte trust land in Wyandotte County, Kan ."
• The Wyandotte tribe long has used the specter of a downtown casino as leverage to try to influence the Kansas Legislature to approve expanded gambling at Kansas racetracks, including The Woodlands in western Kansas City, Kan.
• Other tribes were marked for termination, like the Cold Springs, Middletown, and Montgomery Creek Rancherias of California and the Wyandotte Tribe of Oklahoma but, due to errors in process, were not successfully terminated.