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Calif. tribe to open new casino
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APRIL 6, 2001 The Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians will open a new casino at midnight tonight in Rancho Mirage, California. The $90 million is the second Vegas-style casino to be opened since voters approved Proposition 1A last year. The $115 million Pala Casino was the first; it opened on Tuesday. The Agua Caliente are the first to own two casinos in the state, though. Get the Story:
Agua Caliente Casino throws doors open at midnight (The Palm Springs Desert Sun 4/6)
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