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A 200-year-old dispute over the ownership of a 64,000-acre tract of land in upstate New York has led to a $247.9 million judgment against the state of New York. A federal judge ordered the state to pay $211 million in interest on a $36.9 million verdict awarded to the Cayuga Indian Nation after the Cayugas charged that New York purchased the land two centuries earlier in violation of the U.S. Trade and Intercourse Act.
October 16, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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