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Seneca cousins face off in election
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OCTOBER 11, 2000 Two cousins will face one another in the upcoming election for President of the Seneca Nation of New York. Martin Seneca Jr., a Harvard-educated lawyer, is running against his cousin J. Conrad Seneca. The election will be held November 7. The two cousins want to open a casino for the tribe. The tribe has 7,000 members. Get the Story:
Washington lawyer returns to run for president of Seneca Nation (AP 10/11)
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