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UN Unveils Full List of Staff Killed in Recent Deadly Attack in Abuja, Nigeria

By Press Release on Sep 15, 2011   World  

UN Unveils Full List of Staff Killed in Recent Deadly Attack in Abuja, Nigeria

NEW YORK-The United Nations has announced the names of the 11 staff members who perished when the world body’s offices in the Nigerian capital, Abuja, were attacked by a suicide bomber on 26 August.

AFN Announces President’s Awards Honor Luncheon

By Press Release on Sep 15, 2011   Rural  

AFN Announces President’s Awards Honor Luncheon

Anchorage, Alaska: The Alaska Federation of Natives Board of Directors announced yesterday that one of AFN’s most popular annual events will take the spotlight in its very own venue – the first annual President’s Awards Honor Luncheon will take place on Friday, October 22 in the Egan Center’s Cook Hall.

Murkowski: Appropriations Subcommittee Okays Salmon, Fishery Funding Amounts For 2012

By Press Release on Sep 15, 2011   State  

Murkowski: Appropriations Subcommittee Okays Salmon, Fishery Funding Amounts For 2012

WASHINGTON, DC – Alaska’s fisheries benefitted from funding decisions and a number of cost-effective adjustments in the language of an appropriations bill that passed the Commerce, Justice and Science (CJS) Appropriations Subcommittee today in a bipartisan vote, according to Senator Murkowski, a Subcommittee Member.

Controversial Pebble Mine Project to Be Focus Of AAAS Arctic Division Meeting in Dillingham

By EDWARD W. LEMPINEN on Sep 14, 2011   World  

Controversial Pebble Mine Project to Be Focus Of AAAS Arctic Division Meeting in Dillingham

When the AAAS Arctic Division convenes for the first time later this month in Dillingham, Alaska, researchers and others will explore how local issues reflect challenges being confronted across the northern latitudes and beyond.

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