Facebook Twitter Email
MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 2002

The Oneida Nation, the state of New York and two New York counties have begun talking again about the tribe's long-running land claim.

But they aren't talking about what they are talking about. They aren't talking about what they're not talking about either.

Maybe it's a ploy to prevent the type of stalemate that surrounded the failure of prior talks to move forward. Either way, The Syracuse Post-Standard was hardly able to get any information out of the parties, other than the fact that they met somewhere in a building in Syracuse.

Get the Story:
Oneida land claim negotiations begin (The Syracuse Newspapers 1/28)

Relevant Links:
Oneida Nation - http://www.oneida-nation.net

Related Stories:
Oneida land claim talks resume (1/23)
Wis. tribe denies land claim-casino swap (12/14)
Senator says Oneida settlement in works (12/13)
N.Y. fighting Oneida sovereignty (12/6)
Wis. tribe looking at N.Y. land (11/30)
Group claims to be real Oneida Tribe (11/14)
N.Y. urged to settle Oneida land claim (10/31)
Schumer: Oneida Nation wants casino (10/25)
N.Y. approves major gaming deal (10/25)
Town has woes despite tribal taxes (10/18)
Oneida Nation hosts hate crime forum (10/15)
Oneida Nation buys airport (8/28)
Oneida Nation buys new properties (8/21)
Oneida Nation won't drop counties from claim (8/8)
Dispute continues over land claims (8/6)
Private landowners wanted off land claims (7/19)
Judge: Oneida land is Indian Country (6/7)