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V ' . f ' Received on: 05-14-98
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With Indian Head Casino nearing two full years of operation, officials are finding the
Tribe's gaming enterprize growing in popularity and revenue generation. Officials
anticipate even greater revenue and employment opportunities as the Casino undergoes
further growth, changes and improvements. Members of the Confederated Tribes of Warm
Springs, in an attempt to offset decreased timber revenues, overwhelmingly approved
gaming on the reservation in late 1994. That decision has opened new avenues through
which the Tribe can provide a strong economy, healthy environment and prosperous future
for the people of the Reservation.