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Three South-Central Men Sentenced for Illegal 2012 Moose Hunt in Denali National Park

By Staff on Dec 17, 2013   State  

Three South-Central Men Sentenced for Illegal 2012 Moose Hunt in Denali National Park

Three South-Central man pled guilty and were sentenced for the violating the Lacey act in the illegal hunting, take and transport of two bull Moose, shot in the Denali National Park in September of 2012 it was announced by US Atty. Karen L. Loeffler on Monday.

The Effects of Sequestration on Indian Health

By Susan Gilbert | The Hastings Institute on Dec 17, 2013   General News  

The Effects of Sequestration on Indian Health

(Garrison, NY) As federal legislators work toward a budget agreement, a new commentary documents the harmful effects of sequestration on the Indian Health Service.

Begich Pushes Back on Senate Dems, Calls Arctic Naysayers “Misinformed” and “Shortsighted”

By Heather Handyside | Office of Senator Begich on Dec 16, 2013   Politics  

Begich Pushes Back on Senate Dems, Calls Arctic Naysayers “Misinformed” and “Shortsighted”

U.S. Sen. Mark Begich today pushed back on his Democratic colleagues in the Senate, calling their appeal to delay Arctic development shortsighted, misinformed and misguided.

Syria, CAR World's Top Dangers, UN Chief Says

By VOA News on Dec 16, 2013   World  

Syria, CAR World's Top Dangers, UN Chief Says

U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has cited armed conflict in Syria and the Central African Republic as the two most serious crises facing United Nations agencies around the world today.

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