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MAY 21, 2001

Their gaming partner might be in the dumps but the Torres Martinez Band of Desert Cahuilla aren't yet ready to divulge where they plan to locate a new casino development.

Partner Full House Resorts, however, said it is considering a local developer's land for a site.

The tribe has been trying to begin negotiations with Governor Gray Davis over a compact. But the Governor's office said it won't start unless a land deal is put through.

Get the Story:
Tribe’s casino plan caught up in land deal (The Palm Springs Desert Sun 5/21)

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