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    Fort Sill Apaches to open restaurant on N.M. land
    by Skabewis
    Deming, New Mexico (AP)

    The chairman of the Oklahoma-based Fort Sill Apache Tribe says the tribe saw a quiet opening of its new restaurant on southern New Mexico land where the tribe wants to open a casino that’s been opposed by the state.

    The restaurant had about 15...
    04-16-2008, 01:21 PM
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    N.M. police block tribal bingo parlor from operating; feds warn against opening facil
    by Skabewis
    By Barry Massey
    Santa Fe, New Mexico (AP)

    A phalanx of law enforcement officers massed Feb. 27 near a budding high-stakes bingo parlor in southern New Mexico that Gov. Bill Richardson and federal officials say is an illegal casino.

    Oklahoma’s Fort Sill Apache Tribe...
    03-01-2008, 01:33 PM
  • Skabewis
    Fort Sill Apaches start paper bingo gaming
    by Skabewis
    Deming, New Mexico (AP)

    The Fort Sill Apache Tribe of Oklahoma is offering paper bingo at its casino in southern New Mexico, marking the tribe’s latest attempt to establish gaming at the site.

    The gaming started the evening of April 9 under the watchful eye of state...
    04-15-2009, 03:42 PM
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    Tribe that runs Foxwoods facing ‘dire’ finances
    by Skabewis
    By John Chrisoffersen
    New Haven, Connecticut (AP)

    The chairman of the tribe that runs Foxwoods Resort Casino is warning of “dire financial times” that he says threaten the tribe’s living standards.

    Michael J. Thomas, chairman of the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal...
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  • Skabewis
    Feds to tribe: ante up information
    by Skabewis
    Las Cruces, New Mexico (AP)

    A federal commission that regulates tribal gambling has subpoenaed the Oklahoma-based Fort Sill Apache Tribe, seeking details of a poker tournament the tribe held at its New Mexico casino – which has not been approved for gaming.

    The National...
    07-25-2008, 02:41 PM

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