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    5...4...3...2...1. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF THE AFN, THIS IS THE WHITE HOUSE IN WASHINGTON CALLING. I PRESENT THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES...

    [President Nixon] I APPRECIATE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO EXTEND MY GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CONVENTION OF THE ALASKA FEDERATION OF NATIVES. I WANT YOU TO BE AMONG THE FIRST TO KNOW THAT I HAVE JUST SIGNED THE ALASKA NATIVE CLAIMS SETTLEMENT ACT. THIS IS A MILESTONE IN ALASKA'S HISTORY.

    — President Nixon December, 18 1971

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    Waxman singles out Alaska native corporations for procurement system abuses

    Federal Times is reporting an article that Rep. Henry Waxman, D-Calif. is targeting Alaska Native Corporations in regards to federal procurement. Full Story

    Alutiiq Corp in Dispute with Union over contract.

    ADN is reporting Union is riled, seeks probe in Alutiiq deal
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    SEIU: Native group didn't deserve security contract, union claims.
    By PAULA DOBBYN
    Anchorage Daily News

    Published: April 26th, 2005
    Last Modified: April 26th, 2005 at 06:30 AM

    A union with nearly 2 million government and private-sector members wants the U.S. Department of Labor to investigate how a $450 million contract awarded to an Alaska Native company is being handled.

    The Service Employees International Union says at least 17 private security guards employed by Alutiiq, a subsidiary of Kodiak-based Afognak Native Corp., plan to file claims with the Labor Department saying they were shortchanged on pay.

    Alutiiq says the union is misinformed and is engaged in a smear campaign with the goal of increasing its membership.

    Rural Justice panelist resigns in protest

    Rural Justice panelist resigns in protest

    URBAN-RURAL RIFT: Kotzebue's Ross Schaeffer objects to the addition of Don Mitchell.

    By JOEL GAY
    Anchorage Daily News

    Published: February 9th, 2005
    Last Modified: February 9th, 2005 at 04:57 AM

    The Alaska Rural Justice and Law Enforcement Commission, created to help heal the rift between rural and urban Alaskans, developed a major crack when one of its members quit in protest. Full Story

    Study considers Yukon Flats gas

    The news-miner is running a story By SAM BISHOP News-Miner Washington Bureau

    WASHINGTON--A new government study shows the Yukon Flats could hold nearly as much natural gas as Cook Inlet, whose fields have powered the Anchorage region for decades.

    The U.S. Geological Survey's report, issued last week, offers a mean estimate of 5.5 trillion cubic feet of natural gas recoverable with today's technology.Full Article

    Koahnic Broadcast Corporation's KNBA 90.1 FM

    We urge you to tune in to KNBA radio FM 90.1 in Southcentral Alaska This is the urban Alaska Native Public Radio station carrying the message to the native and indian communities of North America.

    A creation of The CIRI Foundation, Koahnic Broadcast Corporation is now an independent, autonomous non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation broadcasting the native voice.

    Koahnic Broadcast Corporation (KBC)
    719 E. 11th Avenue
    Anchorage, AK 99501
    Phone: (907) 258-8880
    Toll Free (888) 278-5622
    Fax: (907) 258-8914
    http://www.knba.org

    Chugach Growth , ASRC Award

    The Anchorage Daily News is reporting that Chugach Alaska Corp. "is in the middle of a growth surge that is unprecedented in Chugach history," said Edgar Blatchford,
    and ASRC Aerospace Corp. has been selected by NASA's Kennedy Space Center as the Small Disadvantaged Business Contractor of the Year.

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