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Tribe keeps liquor in casino
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MARCH 21, 2001 The Salt-River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community decided against selling liquor outside of its casino facilities on Tuesday. The voting members of the tribe decided against the action by 466-152. The initiative was designed to lure more upscale restaurants and grocery stores to the area. A large number of teenagers turned out to the polls, reported The Arizona Republic. There are approximately 6,900 members who live on the reservation. Get the Story:
Tribe won't expand its liquor sales (The Arizona Republic 3/21)
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