In late April 1982, James P. Danky organized a conference titled "Native American Press in Wisconsin and the Nation," an extension of the work Danky had been engaged in as newspapers and periodicals librarian at the Wisconsin Historical Society, which brought native editors and publishers together with academic historians. We were engaged in writing a historical reference guide to American Indian and Alaska native newspapers and periodicals, and we learned that Danky and colleague Maureen Hady were involved with a similar project. At the conference we all agreed to cooperate in our research and share information. Attendees reached consensus on a number of issues at that time: the Native press was under significant financial difficulty; press freedoms were often abused; a need existed fo...
McClatchy Newspapers ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Investigators and prosecutors worked seven months building their case.
With jade coming from Alaska and Canada, you can be sure that the miners who dig for this gemstone are not exploited, and that the environment is not destroyed in the search for jade. Also, jade is a major tourism item in Canada. One can find fine jade jewelry and jade carvings made in Canada in Canadian hotels as well as some American tourism spots. Jade is the state gemstone in Alaska, so it is available in that state. So, one does not have to boycott jade to be able to buy it. Far from it, anyone can buy beautiful pieces of jade if they come from Alaska and Canada. In fact, it is encouraged-buying jade made in Alaska and Canada helps to put money into the pockets of artists so they can make a good living at their craft. It also discourages trade in from Myanmar. So for thi...
McClatchy Newspapers WASHINGTON - After three years of braving Alaska's minus 50- degree winter temperatures and round-the-clock summer sunshine, architect Victoria Schmitz is taking a break. She's going to summer camp for two months outside Boulder, Colo.
To: NATIONAL EDITORS Contact: Kay Cashman, +1-907-561-7517, publisher@petroleumnews.com, for PNA Publishing, a division of Petroleum Newspapers of Alaska LLC
IN July, federal authorities indicted Sen. Ted Stevens, R- Alaska, on corruption charges on the grounds that Alaska's Prince of Earmarks concealed hundreds of thousands of dollars of gifts and improvements to his Alaska home provided by a powerful oil services company. Also this summer, amid the mortgage meltdown, newspapers reported that a number of senators - including Senate Banking Committee Chairman Christopher Dodd, D-Conn.; Kent Conrad, D-N.D.; and Barack Obama, D.-Ill. - were the beneficiaries of sweetheart home loans. In June, the Senate Ethics Committee began an initial look into Dodd's and Conrad's discounted Countrywide Financial VIP loans, as is fitting. Meanwhile, with all of the ethics stink bombs lurking in Washington, the committee, chaired by California Democrat Barbar...
...PART 2650: ALASKA NATIVE SELECTIONS. Subpart 2651: Village Selection... Federal Register and in one or more newspapers of general circulation in Alaska his proposed deci...
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