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Article: Continental Tire North America.(Charlotte)
Business North Carolina;  April 1, 2008 ;     445 words ...CHARLOTTE -- Continental Tire North America plans to move its headquarters next year to Indian Land, S.C. About 300 employees will move with the company, part of German auto parts maker Continental AG. A 160-employee factory and warehouse will remain here.

Article: Indian Land, S.C., Communications-Cable-Making ...
Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News;  May 7, 2004 ;     692 words ... ... Business News May 7--INDIAN LAND, S.C. -- Cable maker Belden may close its Indian Land plant next month, laying ... cable manufacturers in North America, for up to $95 million ... received to locate in Indian Land. Belden was one of ...

Article: Whose America?(Indian land transfer)
Constitutional Commentary;  March 22, 2005 ;     700+ words ... ... of his five ships, was lost on the second voyage. In the course of the first, however, he touched down on the coast of North America--we don't know precisely where. He thus became the man who "gave England her American title." (8) The exact nature ...

Article: Canadian Court Ruling Is Setback for Indian Land ...
The Washington Post;  August 16, 1991 ;     700+ words ... ... and mining property. In that case, the court ruled that common law recognized the sovereignty of the European settlers of North America. Last week, Ontario Premier Robert Rae became the first provincial leader in Canada to formally recognize the right of ...

Article: Prehistoric Native Americans and Ecological Change: Human ...
Environmental History;  July 1, 2005 ;     700+ words ... ... Human Ecosystems in Eastern North America since the Pleistocene. By Paul ... ecological effects in eastern North America. Despite the technical nature ... term environmental effects of Indian land use on ecological community structures ...

Article: Confirming unilocal residence in native North ...
Ethnology;  March 22, 2002 ;     700+ words ... ... marriage and residence. This has been especially true in North America, where U.S. and Canadian government officials were quite ... or annuities, or to control the distribution and use of Indian land. This article presents two bodies of historical data concerning ...

Article: United States: crimes against Native women more frequent, less ...
off our backs;  July 1, 2007 ;     700+ words ... ... Native women, even those living on Indian land, are generally not able to bring their ... jurisdiction, even if the crime occurred on Indian land. The women must go to white-controlled ... and even destroy evidence. Even on Indian land, federal courts have jurisdiction over ...