Tobacco talk: Retailers, tribe get a scolding
A RBITERS who were asked to resolve a dispute between the state and the Cherokee Nation over a tobacco compact gave the tribe a serious scolding. The question now is, what's next?
Will the tribe begin to abide by the compact it signed in November 2004, and force its licensed retailers to abide as well? Arbiters were clear in their ruling last week that the practice of selling low-tax cigarettes where they aren't al...
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