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MARCH 26, 2001 The Paucatuck Eastern Pequot Tribe on Friday said the Eastern Pequot Tribe was wrong to publicly state that it wants to build a casino in the Connecticut town of New London. The Paucatuck Tribe says its premature to talk about building a casino. However, the tribe's backer is Donald Trump, a casino builder, as Eastern Pequot Chairwoman Mary Sebastian pointed out. Get the Story:
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Facebook TwitterMARCH 26, 2001 The Paucatuck Eastern Pequot Tribe on Friday said the Eastern Pequot Tribe was wrong to publicly state that it wants to build a casino in the Connecticut town of New London. The Paucatuck Tribe says its premature to talk about building a casino. However, the tribe's backer is Donald Trump, a casino builder, as Eastern Pequot Chairwoman Mary Sebastian pointed out. Get the Story:
Paucatucks Blast Easterns' Casino Plan (The New London Day 3/24) Related Stories:
Tribe not shy about financial backer (Money Matters 2/16)
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