Two factions of an unrecognized tribe in California both say they want to open a casino.
The Gabrieli�o-Tongva Tribe has been seeking recognition for decades. The tribe's aboriginal territory includes Los Angeles and Los Angeles County.
The factions have been at odds over membership and a casino. But the leader of the faction that at first opposed the casino now says he's open to one, possibly in the Los Angeles area.
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Tribe May Consider L.A.-Area Casino
(The Los Angeles Times 8/26)
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Factions of unrecognized tribe both want casino
Thursday, August 26, 2004 More from this date
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