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The notes transcribed from the back of this photograph are as follows: INDIANS Canada Mohawk SEE WIRE STORY--PM-MOHAWKS (CPT 9 July 11)-- OKA BARRICADE-A dispute over the expansion of a golf course turned into a gun battle between police and Mohawk Indians Wedensday. These graphics are for use a desired with story slugged AM-Mohawks. (CP LASERPHOTO)1990 (stf-ac) tf1635edt

The notes written and typed on the back of this photograph, from the time it was printed, are as follows: INDIANS Canada Mohawk SEE WIRE STORY--PM-MOHAWKS (CPT 9 July 11)-- OKA BARRICADE-A dispute over the expansion of a golf course turned into a gun battle between police and Mohawk Indians Wedensday. These graphics are for use a desired with story slugged AM-Mohawks. (CP LASERPHOTO)1990 (stf-ac) tf1635edtJuly 11, 1990,

DATED

July 11, 1990

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July 13, 1990

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INDIANS Canada Mohawk SEE WIRE STORY--PM-MOHAWKS (CPT 9 July 11)-- OKA BARRICADE-A dispute over the expansion of a golf course turned into a gun battle between police and Mohawk Indians Wedensday. These graphics are for use a desired with story slugged AM-Mohawks. (CP LASERPHOTO)1990 (stf-ac) tf1635edt

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