 The memorandum called for , with the additional land coming from the paper and timber companies, and a $25 million trust fund for the tribes.In return, the tribes would agree to the extinguishment of their aboriginal title as against all titleholders with or less; this would have cleared title to more than , leaving only the tribe's claims against the state and fourteen private landowners such as the Great Northern Nekoosa Paper Corporation, the International Paper Company, the Boise Cascade Corporation, the Georgia-Pacific Corporation, the Diamond International Corporation, the Scott Paper Company, and the St. Regis Paper Company.Further, the tribes would agree to dismiss their claims against the state for $1.7 million in appropriations per year for 15 years and all claims against the private landowners for and an option to buy more at fair market value.