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Groups in Tex. oppose Indian gaming bill
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THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 2003 Anti-gambling groups in Texas oppose a bill that would allow the Tigua Tribe of Texas to operate a Class III casino. The tribe was forced to shut down most of its casino games because they were deemed in violation of state law. Opponents say the bill would make an illegal activity acceptable. Get the Story:
Opponents target Indian gaming, bills (The El Paso Times 3/27) Relevant Links:
Speaking Rock Casino, Tigua Tribe - http://www.speakingrockcasino.com Related Stories:
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