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Mediation over land claim extended
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2002 A federal mediator for the Oneida Nation land claim says talks appear to be productive, The Syracuse Post-Standard reports. The New York Oneidas have moved to settle the claim for 250,000 acres of land. The Wisconsin and Canadian Oneidas were left out of the talks, however. A hearing will be held May 2003 to discuss the next stage, including a trial. Get the Story:
Land claim mediator gets more time (The Syracuse Post-Standard 12/6) Relevant Links:
Oneida Nation of New York - http://www.oneida-nation.net Related Stories:
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Oneida land deal being rejected (2/20)
Wisconsin Oneida blast agreement (2/19)
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