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NEWS BRIEFING
A LOOK AT IMIS MORWIWO S HCAOHWIS
Tribes' casino plan
stalled, pending
committee approval
CHiLOQUIN.
Ore (APS - Th*
new tribal chair
man uy>
approval la tak
mg longer than
expected for a Klamath tribal
casino In wroth-cent rat Oregon
faff Mitchell o( Chiloquin
b*e am* executive co—ittee
chairman law Tuesday follow
ing the resignation of Marvin
Carvia
Garcia'* departure wa* the
latest in a anna* of resignation*
by tribal leader* and board
member*
Un ii. dm* tor of th# trihes'
commodities program, said h*
could not devote eftmigh ntw to
tb« «hatrman * work and hi*
(oh
Th# chairman before Garcia,
Mom* Jimenea of Sal#m, cited
health problem* and trawl con
n>mi when h«* stepped down in
November
"t believe on# of th# con*
tributing far tor* i* th# amount
of work that rest* with th# posi
tion of tribal chairman,"
Mildwll »aid
In response, th# IO m*mb«r
rinutlvt committee agreed last
week to pav committee mem
ber* and olfn era for their time
spent on < wmmittoe htmiH-w
Mitt hell become* th# find
tribal chairman to work a* a
full-time, paid chairman of the
executive committee
The Klamath Tribe* hoped to
open a temporary gaming facil
ity along Highway 97 near Chll
oquiti Iasi cummer Hut the plan
ha* been held up while the
tribe* eeek approval from the
National Indian (earning (am
nit—tea.
it’* a very long and compli*
idled prone**." Mitchell tut id
The tribe* have contracted
with OC Canning, a -South Ihiko
U firm to manage development
and Initial operation of the gam
mg operation
Mn< tied Mid he wa* not pre
pared to predict when construe
tion of the temporary gaming
fac ility might be complete
Hawaii lawmakers will
argue whether to
legalize gay marriages
j has She potential 1(9 affect law#
I In all SO claim whether to allow
j man lo mam man. woman lo
[ marry woman, and thereby
j grant them the social. legal and
Anancial benefit* afforded mar
I had heterosexual*
That* is good reason one vote
j tn distant Hawaii is carefully
! watt bad fry <0 other Hate logit*
| latum* — and anticipated hop#
1 fully by hundred* of thousand*
{ of gay Amaru an* Heading a
j clause in I ha Constitution. state*
I generally agree to recognise
■ each other * statute* — from dri
j ver permit* and vehicle nsgtstra
j lion* to court decision* and
j marriage license*
Hawaii * Supreme Court jua
J lice* said the date had to chow
■ a compelling interact to ban
j cut h gay marriage* and cent the
| <ace bark for trial in a tower
J court.
"We re using the equal pro
tection argument that ail people
? are entitled to equal right*,"
said Tom Gilt, commission
chairman and a former con*
I gressman and lieutenant gover
nor "This I* on* of the right*,
j and w# think they should nave
if*
Attorney James Hochberg.
j who < ast one of the I wo opposi
; lion vote*, criticised come com
| mission members for lumping
. in gay marriage with civil right*
j causes tike rat sal and sexual
! equality
"It should be obvious to
| everyone that sexual orientation
j and issue* of race and gender
•re not the same.** he said
"Rat# and gender are
immutable char* temtu •. «>nt
al orientation i* not **
; Joseph Mnlitlo. <8, and
j Patrick I .agon. 38. partners for
j 18 years, nought marriage
license* almost sis years ago
j say* he is encouraged by the
commission** report
HONOLULU
(API — A thorny
issue facing
Hawaii’s reluc
tant legislature
Thirty-three Islamic
militants killed;
Hostage-takers killed
j weekend clashes with Algerian
j security fort**, including eight
| man who had held * ft-ywarold
j child hostage
Meanwhile, a car bomb
exploded in • town east of
Algiers early Saturday, killing
two people and wounding five
other* a* it destroyed part of a
national guard base
The bomb exploded in Dfe
hahta near Booira. 70 mile* east
of the capital It wa* not imme
diately known whether the dead
and wounded were civilian*,
national guardsmen or militant*
In the other clashe*. security
fim.es said they seized military
weapons from the militants,
who am fighting to topple Alge
ria'* military-hacked govern
ment and replace it with strict
Islamic rule
About 40.000 people have
been killed in fighting and ter
rorist attacks since January
1902, when the array canceled
1 parliamentary election* that the
fundamentalist Islamic Salva
tion Front was {raised to win
On Saturday. 33 extremists
were killed in clashes with the
army in and outside Algiers
Fight, including two who had
held the child hostage, were
killed moments after releasing
the youngster unharmed It was
not known why the child was
taken
Three militants were killed in
Chief, 70 miles south of Algiers,
and 12 were kilted in Constan
tine. about 250 miles east of
Algiers
Ten armed men were kitted in
a standoff with security fone* in
the Beau Fraisier quarter of
Algiers, officials said Among
the dead was a leader of the
extremist Armed Islamic Croup.
Algeria * roost violent faction
I The Armed Islamic Group has
dts la red war on the Islamic Sal
vation Front, accusing it of sell
A L G! R R $ ,
Algeria CAP) —
At toast 33
Islamh militants
were killed in
j mg out to the government
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