Communities in California are looking forward to receiving their share of $30 million in tribal gaming revenues.
The money comes from the Indian Gaming Special
Distribution Fund. Tribes that signed Class III compacts in 1999 pay into the fund.
"It's a great program and we're happy to get it, San Diego County tribal liaison Teresa Brownyard told The North County Times.
San Diego County is due to receive about $3 million.
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County to receive $3 million from casino fund
(The North County Times 10/25)
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Communities in California to get $30M in tribal casino revenues
Monday, October 25, 2010
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