The La Jolla Band of Mission Indians want to build a casino on its remote reservation in southern California but details are apparently hard to come by.
The tribe has entered into a management agreement with Panther Partners of Florida. Plans call for a 480,000 square-foot casino and hotel.
The tribe is seeking approval of the agreement from the National Indian Gaming Commission.
But The San Diego Union-Tribune said Panther Partners failed to answer its phone.
The tribe was previously working with Nevada Gold but never built a casino.
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(The San Diego Union-Tribune 11/19)
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La Jolla Band mum about casino plans with new gaming partner
Friday, November 19, 2010
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