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Oneida Nation halts cigarette kiosks
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TUESDAY, JULY 16, 2002 The Oneida Nation of New York has stopped selling cigarettes at interactive kiosks located off the reservation. The state raised objections and notified the tribe. The tribe said the machines were suspended pending further review. Get the Story:
Oneidas suspend cigarette kiosks (The Syracuse Newspapers 7/16) Related Stories:
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