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As John Ashcroft's administration takes shape at the DOJ, many in New York will closely monitor the new attorney general's treatment of the federal claims brought by American Indian nations for the return of hundreds of thousands of upstate acres. The federal government is in the position of having to sue the state of New York on behalf of the Indian nations -- which Ashcroft may or may not pursue.
April 13, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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