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West Virginia Man Sentenced To 30 Years in Federal Prison for Traveling To Alaska with Intent to Engage In Sexual Act with a Nine-Year-Old Girl

By Press Release on Dec 6, 2011   State  

West Virginia Man Sentenced To 30 Years in Federal Prison for Traveling To Alaska with Intent to Engage In Sexual Act with a Nine-Year-Old Girl

ANCHORAGE, Alaska – United States Attorney Karen L. Loeffler announced today that a West Virginia man was sentenced in federal court in Anchorage, to 30 years in federal prison for interstate travel with intent to engage in a sexual act with a child under the age of twelve.

Coast Guard Responds To Disabled Timber Ship

By Press Release on Dec 6, 2011   At Sea  

Coast Guard Responds To Disabled Timber Ship

KODIAK, Alaska — The Coast Guard is responding to a report of the motor vessel Morning Cedar disabled northeast of Tanaga Island 1,230 miles southwest of Anchorage Monday.

Super Storm Is Declared a Disaster

By Press Release on Dec 6, 2011   Rural  

Super Storm Is Declared a Disaster

The west Coast of Alaska storm that blew through the Bering Sea in November wreaking havoc in its path has been declared a disaster by the governor. This now allows the state public and individual assistance to be activated.

Ban Ki-Moon Pledges Support to Afghanistan at Yesterday's Conference

By Press Release on Dec 6, 2011   World  

Ban Ki-Moon Pledges Support to Afghanistan at Yesterday's Conference

BONN, Germany-The challenges ahead as Afghanistan seeks to consolidate peace and development are large but the international community will not be deterred in its support for the country’s efforts,Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon pledged yesterday at an international conference in Bonn.

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