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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 2002

The Gila River Tribe is taking a wait and see approach before it resubmits its once-heralded proposal for a $350 million Arizona Cardinals football stadium.

The tribe will jump back in the game if the state Legislature resolves all legal issues, said a tribal aide. A legal opinion has raised doubts about whether the tribe can host the stadium.

Lawmakers are considering a fix but passage is not guaranteed.

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Tribe leaves door to stadium open (The Arizona Republic 3/27)
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Relevant Links:
Cardinals Stadium Site Selection, Arizona Tourism and Sports Authority - http://www.az-tsa.com/siteselection.htm

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