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Trump still plans to challenge Pequot tribe
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 2003 Casino mogul Donald Trump still plans to sue the Eastern Pequot Tribal Nation for dumping him as a potential casino partner. Trump backed a faction of the tribe during its federal recognition bid. He was rejected in favor of another developer who supported the other faction. Get the Story:
Trump set to sue tribe over casino (The Norwich Bulletin 5/21) Related Stories:
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