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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 2001

A news report about the financial health of an energy company has worried the Torres-Martinez Desert Cahuilla Tribe of California and its deal to host a power plant.

The rural tribe is planning to lease land to Calipine Corporation for 600-megawatt power. But after reading a New York Times article that compared the company to the failing and bankrupt Enron, a tribal manager sought assurances the deal was still solid.

The company says investors and the tribe have nothing to worry about.

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Calpine: Power plant on track despite firm’s fading fortunes (The Palm Springs Desert Sun 12/13)