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MONDAY, JANUARY 13, 2003

Tribes in Arizona are hiring hundreds of new employees due the expansion of gaming in their state.

Compacts signed with the state authorize blackjack, a Class III game. Casinos are training employees in advance of introducing the game once the Bush administration approves the new deals.

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Dealing with blackjack class (The Arizona Daily Star 1/13)

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