Gold mining outlook improves in Alaska says state assayer
Alaska gold production rose from 7,107 ounces in 1973 to 9,146 in 1974 and 17,660 last year as the price of gold at 35 dollars an ounce constrained activity earlier. State assayer Don Stein says efforts will persist with inflation lifting prices and new uses of gold boosting demand while hard rock mining remains rare but potential large deposits lie ahead.
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