The Oneida Nation and the state of New York have ended a lawsuit over video gaming on the reservation.
The suit started in 1995 when then-Gov. George Pataki (R) claimed the use of video gaming machines was illegal.
The tribe filed a counterclaim but both sides agreed to drop the case.
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State, Oneidas end video slots lawsuit
(The Syracuse Post-Standard 2/29)
Litigation | New York
Oneida Nation and New York end video gaming lawsuit
Friday, February 29, 2008
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