Melodrama in Airway Heights

Mon., May 20, 2013

The Spokane Tribe wants a casino in Airway Heights, and those opposed to it are firing fallacies like there will be no tomorrow. Encroachment, jobs, fiery crashes, political intrigue and wishful thinking seem to be the headlines. All that is missing are the unmarked cars, the cash-filled briefcases and the crooked politicians.

Maybe that will be tomorrow’s headlines.

John Johnson

Mead

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