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Pechanga Band re-elects Macarro as chairman
Mark Macarro will continue to serve as chairman of the Pechanga Band of Luiseño Indians in California.

Macarro was re-elected to a seventh term. He first took office in 1996.

Five incumbents were re-elected to the council. One newcomer was chosen.

One of the first decisions made by the leadership was to cut up to 400 jobs at the tribe's casino, or about 9 percent of the workforce.

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Macarro re-elected chairman of Pechanga Band of Luise�o Indians (The Palm Springs Desert Sun 7/24)

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