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Senecas Say Governor Admitted Tax Law Is Flawed

Buffalo Toronto Public Media
Published December 17, 2008 at 9:50 AM EST
Seneca Nation president Barry Snyder talking with reporters at Seneca's Council chambers in Irving, NY
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Seneca Nation president Barry Snyder talking with reporters at Seneca's Council chambers in Irving, NY

By Eileen Buckley

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Irving, NY – The leader of the Seneca Nation of Indians says the Governor admitted to him that a new excise tax law he signed Monday was flawed. The Seneca Nation is now weighing all its options against the law that takes effect in 60 days.

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