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Largest Indian gaming conference opens in Ariz.
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TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 2003 The National Indian Gaming Association, which represents more than 150 tribes, holds its 12th annual meeting in Phoenix, Arizona, this week. A reported 2,500 are attending the three-day event. It opened yesterday with speeches about the positive impact of the $12.7 billion Indian gaming industry, but also the threats and dangers faced. Congressional and public scrutiny has heightened in recent years. NIGA executive director Mark Van Norman said a $2 million study by tribes, for tribes will quiet the "naysayers," The Arizona Republic reported. Get the Story:
Tribal gaming soars (The Arizona Republic 4/8)
Indian leaders discuss benefits, opportunities, of gambling (AP 4/7) Relevant Links:
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