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MAY 29, 2001

Former Kickapoo Nation tribal council member Steve Cadue has launched an Internet services company aimed at tribes and Native Americans.

Cadue serves as president of iPathFinder. It is based in Lawrence, Kansas.

Cadue was ousted as chairman of the Kickapoo tribal council last year. Along with two other ousted leaders, Cadue accused the remaining council members of criminal wrondgoing over a failed business venture with Willie Nelson.

After an investigation by the FBI, federal authorities in November said they found no criminal activity.

Get the Story:
Inter.biz: Diversifying the Web world (The Kansas City Star 5/29)

Relevant Links:
iPathFinder - http://www.ipath-finder.com

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