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Q&A with ADFG Commissioner Cora Campbell June Issue 3 2013

Q&A with ADFG Commissioner Cora Campbell

Alaska Department of Fish and Game Commissioner Cora Campbell sat down with Journal correspondent Bob Tkacz on June 4 in Juneau to talk about fish management and fish politics.

June Issue 3 2013

AJOC EDITORIAL: NMFS Alaska puts trawlers ahead of conservation

The final vote to limit chinook salmon bycatch by the Gulf of Alaska bottom trawl fleet to 7,500 per year was 10-1, but the decision by the North Pacific Fishery Management Council was hardly as decisive as that margin would indicate.

June Issue 3 2013

GUEST COMMENTARY: Eye on Wall Street: Surf’s up for investors riding liquidity wave

Stock market investors in the U.S. and overseas are grabbing their surfboards and riding a wave of liquidity provided by central banks.

Respected elder’s lawsuit posed challenge for state June Issue 3 2013

Respected elder’s lawsuit posed challenge for state

Katie John, the Athabascan elder, was buried June 8 in her home village of Mentasta.

June Issue 3 2013

FISH FACTOR: Aleutian golden crab looks strong; Steller sea lions on upswing

Amidst the salmon fisheries starting up all across the state, several Alaska crab seasons also get underway each summer.

June Issue 3 2013

Commerce Dept. official encourages Alaska export growth

In a June 7 speech before the Export Council of Alaska, U.S. Department of Commerce Under Secretary for International Trade Francisco Sanchez outlined federal efforts to improve the national export economy.

June Issue 3 2013

Major spill response drill held at Valdez oil terminal

A two-day oil spill containment and cleanup drill at the Valdez Marine Terminal took place June 12-13.

June Issue 3 2013

Gov signs royalty oil deal for Flint Hills refinery

Flint Hills Resources has a guaranteed supply of state royalty oil for its refinery at North Pole, east of Fairbanks in Alaska’s Interior.

June Issue 3 2013

Alaska candidates announce plans far in advance of 2014

JUNEAU (AP) — The next statewide election is more than a year away, but candidates are already lining up for the top races — U.S Senate, U.S. House, governor, lieutenant governor — hoping to build name recognition and campaign accounts that could help boost their chances.

June Issue 3 2013

NSA director: Surveillance programs disrupted dozens of attacks

WASHINGTON (AP) — The director of the National Security Agency said June 12 that once-secret surveillance programs disrupted dozens of terrorist attacks, explicitly describing for Congress how the programs worked in collecting Americans’ phone records and tapping into their Internet activity.