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Run-off election for Mohawk chief settled
MONDAY, JUNE 23, 2003
The Akwesasne Mohawk Nation of New York held a run-off election for one of the tribe's chief positions.
Barbara Lazore defeated Lorraine White by 577 to 295, the Associated Press reports.
The run-off was called due to irregularities with an election held earlier this month.
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Runoff settles Mohawk chiefdom
(AP 6/23)
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