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Home > News > Headlines Printer friendly version Wyandotte Nation to remove slots WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 2002 The Wyandotte Nation has agreed to remove about 200 slot machines from downtown Kansas City, Kansas. The U.S. Attorney in Kansas said on Tuesday the Oklahoma tribe came to an understanding with the federal government. The tribe, seeking a casino in Kansas, brought the machines to the state last month. Get the Story: Tribe pulls slots from downtown KCK site (The Kansas City Star 5/1) Tribe plans to remove KCK slot machines (AP 5/1) Relevant Links: The Wyandotte Nation of Oklahama - http://www.wyandot.org/oklahoma Related Stories: Is Wyandotte chief bluffing on casino? (4/26) Wyandotte Nation moves on casino (4/18) Wyandotte Tribe brazen on casino (4/17) Kansas casino battle continues (4/15) Okla. tribe brings slots to Kansas (4/12) McCaleb affirms trust land decision (3/12) Supreme Court refuses Wyandotte review (1/7) Congress kills Wyandotte casino project (10/15) Wyandotte company awarded $100M contract (8/17) Sides prepare for land claim battle (6/21) Battle over Kansas casino continues (2/28) Wyandotte Nation sues over gaming (9/22) Tribes oppose casino (9/15) Copyright © Indianz.Com

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