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Alaska National Guardsmen Rescue Victims of an Overturned Float Plane

By Lt. Bernie Kale | Department of Military and Veteran's Affairs on Aug 13, 2013   General News  

Alaska National Guardsmen Rescue Victims of an Overturned Float Plane

CAMP DENALI, Alaska—Airmen with the Alaska Air National Guard’s 210th, 211th, and 212th Rescue Squadrons rescued a pilot and his passenger when his float-plane overturned after making an emergency landing near Tangle Lakes, 19 nautical miles West of Paxon, Alaska, Aug. 12.

Nine Individuals Indicted in One of the Largest International Penny Stock Frauds in History

By FBI-Eastern District of New York on Aug 13, 2013   National  

Nine Individuals Indicted in One of the Largest International Penny Stock Frauds in History

BROOKLYN, NY—Earlier today, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) arrested six men in New York, Arizona, New Jersey, Florida, and California for engaging in an international fraud conspiracy that spanned the globe from North America to Europe and Asia. A seventh defendant was also arrested today on a provisional arrest warrant in Ontario, Canada.

CU-Boulder led research effort dates oldest petroglyphs known in North America

By Larry Benson | CU-Boulder on Aug 13, 2013   Science/Education  

CU-Boulder led research effort dates oldest petroglyphs known in North America

A new high-tech analysis led by a University of Colorado Boulder researcher shows the oldest known petroglyphs in North America, which are cut into several boulders in western Nevada, date to at least 10,500 years ago and perhaps even as far back as 14,800 years ago.

Parnell Speaks to Citizen's Advisory Commission Monday, Senator Murkowski Scheduled to Speak this Morning

By Staff on Aug 13, 2013   Politics  

Parnell Speaks to Citizen's Advisory Commission Monday, Senator Murkowski Scheduled to Speak this Morning

On Monday, Alaska's Governor Sean Parnell spoke on his commitment to defend Alaska from Federal overreach and also encouraged Alaskans to engage in the process as well.

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