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Alaska: Board
of Fisheries forms Salmon Industry Restructuring Panel -
The Board of Fisheries announced Tuesday the formation of the
Salmon Industry Restructuring Panel, which will advise the board
on policy issues associated with options for restructuring Alaska's
commercial salmon industry.- More...
Wednesday - September 22, 2004
POW: Listen to this KRBD story... The Forest Service
is trying out a new method of studying and documenting some parts
of land it manages. It's called Landscape Assessment. There are
7 Landscape Assements planned for Alaska, one of them is in the
South Tongass. Jay Marble has this report on the Thorne Bay Ranger
District's Cobble Project.
KRBD - Ketchikan Public Radio
- linked September 22, 2004
Alaska: USFS
Says Stikine River Federal subsistence sockeye salmon fishery
completed successfully - According to the U.S. Forest Service,
the 2004 Stikine River Federal subsistence sockeye fishery was
completed successfully this summer. - More...
Wednesday - September 22, 2004
Alaska: 'Campaign
Finance Reform Again' initiative turns in over 36,000 signatures
- "We are pleased to be turning in over 13,000 signatures
above and beyond the required 23,285," said Harry Crawford,
"the doubling of campaign contribution limits and loosening
of lobbyist reporting requirements done during the 23rd legislature
was just plain wrong. I am proud to stand alongside Eric Croft
and David Guttenberg as one of the three co-sponsors of this
initiative." - More...
Wednesday - September 22, 2004
Alaska: Murkowski
Appoints Anchorage Superior Judge - Governor Frank H. Murkowski
announced the appointment of Craig F. Stowers of Anchorage to
the Anchorage Superior Court bench. - More...
Wednesday - September 22, 2004
Columnist
 Dick
Morris: Why
Shakeup Won't Save Kerry - John Kerry's recent shakeup of
his campaign illustrates his larger problem: He is playing a
simple game of checkers, while President Bush is playing a subtle
game of chess.
Edging aside Bob Shrum and
promoting former Clinton spokesmen Mike McCurry and Joe Lockhart
to key positions in the campaign replaces a flawed strategist
- Shrum - with two able, but limited, tacticians. Both McCurry
and Lockhart are good at handling evolving crises and keeping
the media well fed and happy. But two press secretaries do not
equal one strategist. - More...
Wednesday - September 22, 2004
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