Oneida land claim lawsuit filed to settle long dispute
The Oneida Indian Nation filed a land claim lawsuit Tuesday against landowners in a 250000 acre area. Leaders argue reparations are due, criticizing state inaction and casino expansion as missteps. They urge New York officials to negotiate a fair settlement with Mohawk and Seneca groups watching closely.
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Ve Tona
Wisconsin
Canada
U.S. Supreme Court
New York
Ray Halbritter
Mario Cuomo
George Pataki
Identity theft warning and consumer protection tips
A local feature reports Cynthia Watkins, a retired Auburn teacher, as a recent identity theft victim. It cites rising cases nationwide, urges cautious handling of Social Security numbers, shredding documents, careful vendor selection, and contacting the Better Business Bureau for safety guidance. It also notes proposed state legislation to restrict disclosure of personal data and strengthen identity verification.
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Cynthia Watkins
Watkins
Auburn
Michael Nozzolio
Seneca Falls
Sharon Patchett
Consumer Credit Counseling Services
Patchett
Better Business Bureau
Tomorrow's Child a new network for child welfare in Central New York
Central New York hears a symposium led by Elmcrest Children's Center Moyne College and Syracuse University on reforming child and family services. A coordinated system will integrate providers and funding to deliver ongoing after care and involve educators in problem solving to reduce time children spend in care.
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New York
Elmcrest Children's Center
Moyne College
Syracuse University
Elmcrest
Motorists who harass will be reported on Salina Street
A resident reports ongoing harassment by drivers on the 2600 block of South Salina Street. She says she walks each morning at 6 and will continue her route while warning that any driver who offers sex or drugs will be reported to authorities.
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Highway Robbery in Albany After 38 Percent Pay Hike
A speaker denounces a late night special session that granted lawmakers a 38 percent pay increase. The critic labels the move a mid term heist, accusing Assembly Majority Leader Michael Bragman of self enrichment and calling for debate and opposition organizing before the election.
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Michael Bragman
Albany
Bragman
Tobacco licensing plate numbers tied to police reports
May Dorn and Mary T Converse argue against tobacco industry influence and political manipulation. They condemn obstructions of justice, bribery, and targeting youths, noting price hikes fund lawsuits while urging Christmas be a holy day rather than a commercial season.
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