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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 2003

Nambe Pueblo in New Mexico has agreed to stop distributing gasoline in exchange for a $20 million payment from the state.

The tribe will receive $2 million a year over 10 years under a deal made official by a new state law. Gov. Tom Talache says the payment will more than cover the costs of shutting down the business.

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Pueblo, State Agree on Gas Deal (AP 4/9)