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Calif. farmers fight casino expansion
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FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 2002 The Rumsey Band of Wintun Indians of northern California plans to expand its popular casino and local farmers are upset about it. The casino draws about 5,000 gamblers a day. Residents fear additional traffic with the expansion. The tribe says the farmers are overreacting. The residents say they just want to sit down and discuss alternatives to the proposal. Get the Story:
Growing concern: In Yolo County, expansion of Indian casino has farmers and ranchers fighting mad (The San Francisco Chronicle 6/14)
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