Seminole Tribes Waging Battle For Florida Land
Florida tribes challenge a 52 cents per acre offer for land seized 150 years ago. Seminoles argue treaties were coerced and promises unmet, seeking fair reimbursement far beyond the $12.2 million proposed settlement amid a 20 year dispute.
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Credit Card Misuse Can Bring Trouble
Royal E. Jackson, head of the U S Courts bankruptcy division, warns that credit cards can drain family finances beyond income. He notes consumer plans as never never plans and cites 35 million Americans owning at least one card while finance charges may have limited tax deductibility.
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