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Casino will treat its own sewage

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KINDER, La. (AP) — The Coushatta Casino Resort’s plan to treat its own sewage will result in a loss of about $120,000 in annual revenue for the town, officials say.

The Coushatta Tribe has maintained a sewer-use agreement with the town for years, but recently completed construction of its own treatment plant, town attorney Michael Holmes tells The American Press (http://bit.ly/cseYHv).

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