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Alutiiq Museum Receives $10,000 Grant for Publication

By Katie St. John | Alutiiq Museum on Jul 10, 2013   General News  

Alutiiq Museum Receives $10,000 Grant for Publication

The Alaska State Museum has awarded the Alutiiq Museum $10,000 to support the publication of Kal’unek – From Karluk, a book dedicated to exploring the museum’s largest collection. Karluk One contains 26,000 objects from a prehistoric Alutiiq village at the mouth of the Karluk River. Inundated by fresh water, the site held a remarkable array […]

Begich Joins Inhofe, 32 Senators Urging DOE to Expedite LNG Permit Applications

By Heather Handyside | Office of Senator Begich on Jul 10, 2013   Politics  

Begich Joins Inhofe, 32 Senators Urging DOE to Expedite LNG Permit Applications

U.S. Sen. Mark Begich joined Sen. Jim Inhofe (R – Okla.), senior member of the Senate Environment and Public Works (EPW) Committee, and a bipartisan group of 32 senators today in a letter sent to Secretary of Department of Energy (DOE) Ernest Moniz urging the department to prioritize and expedite decisions on permit applications to […]

Pentagon Moves Forward with Russian Helicopter Purchase Despite Objections

By Staff on Jul 10, 2013   National  

Pentagon Moves Forward with Russian Helicopter Purchase Despite Objections

As the U.S. the strategy of the U.S. to use Russian helicopters to build the core of the Afghan new Air Force continues, it has grown increasingly contentious with congressional members as they call for the U.S. to arm Afghanistan with American aircraft.

Contentious Abortion Bill Passes Texas House on the Way to Senate

By Staff on Jul 10, 2013   National  

Contentious Abortion Bill Passes Texas House on the Way to Senate

The Highly contentious Texas abortion bill is moving to the Texas state senate once again after being stopped in the final minutes last month after a filibuster by Texas State Senator Wendy Davis throughout the day on June 25th.

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