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CASHING IN ; Santa Ana Pueblo Enjoys Success In Its Casino, Golf Course and Resort
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Albuquerque Journal
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July 6, 2008| Author:
Copyright 2008 Albuquerque Journal By Rosalie Rayburn Journal Staff Writer
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Five years after a debt crunch, Santa A na P ueblo has
multimillion dollar plans to spruce up its tribal casino, add a new
perk at its restaurant and expand its commercial activities.
The plans reflect a confidence buoyed by a strong local business
market, accolades from national magazines and the return of a top-
level golf tournament, said Alden Paquin, vice chairman of Tamaya
Enterprises Inc., which oversees the Santa Ana tribe's casino and
golf enterprises.
Paquin is a memb...
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