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JULY 6, 2000 "Kenneth Reels, Pequot tribal chairman, recently announced on the “60 Minutes II” program that the Mashantucket Pequots no longer have a quantum blood level requirement, and everybody is much happier. I will be making a formal request shortly to the tribe, with a following request to the United States federal courts if full satisfaction is not forthcoming." Get the Story:
Where is his share of casino revenue? (Ricky Harris. Letters to the Editor. The New London Day 7/6)
Man wants to be Pequot
Facebook TwitterJULY 6, 2000 "Kenneth Reels, Pequot tribal chairman, recently announced on the “60 Minutes II” program that the Mashantucket Pequots no longer have a quantum blood level requirement, and everybody is much happier. I will be making a formal request shortly to the tribe, with a following request to the United States federal courts if full satisfaction is not forthcoming." Get the Story:
Where is his share of casino revenue? (Ricky Harris. Letters to the Editor. The New London Day 7/6)
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