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Alaska Delegation Welcomes Disaster Declaration for Interior

By Alaska Delegation to Washington on Jun 25, 2013   State  

Alaska Delegation Welcomes Disaster Declaration for Interior

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today the Alaska Congressional Delegation commended the Administration’s response in issuing a major disaster declaration for the State of Alaska in areas of the Interior where Alaskans are still recovering from devastating damages caused by heavy spring floodwaters.

Nearly 100 Alaska Air National Guard Members to Deploy to Kuwait

By Staff Sgt N. Alicia Halla | Department of Military and Veterans Affairs on Jun 25, 2013   General News  

Nearly 100 Alaska Air National Guard Members to Deploy to Kuwait

JOINT BASE ELMENDORF-RICHARDSON, Alaska – Nearly 100 Alaska Air National Guard members from the 176th Wing will deploy this week to Kuwait in support of Operation Enduring Freedom.

Economic Conditions Due to Worsen on Gaza Strip with Crossing Closure

By Staff on Jun 25, 2013   World  

Economic Conditions Due to Worsen on Gaza Strip with Crossing Closure

Economic conditions are worsening in the Gaza Strip and will continue to decline in face of the rocket attack initiating from Gaza into Israel early Monday.

One Star, Three Habitable Planets

By Carnegie Institution for Science on Jun 25, 2013   Science/Education  

One Star, Three Habitable Planets

Washington, D.C.—A team of astronomers, including Carnegie’s Paul Butler, has combined new observations with existing data to reveal a solar system packed full of planets. The star Gliese 667C is orbited by between five and seven planets, the maximum number that could fit in stable, close orbits.

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