Foreign interests buy into U.S. seafood firms amid 200 mile limit plan
Foreign governments and firms have acquired stakes or formed joint ventures in U.S. seafood companies as part of efforts to bypass the 200 mile U.S. fishing limit. By mid century 54 foreign businesses and Sovrybflot have ties to U.S. fleets, raising alarms among lawmakers who promise new legislation to curb foreign participation.
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Washington
U.S
Hilton Seafood
Seattle
North Pacific
Japa
Nese Alaska Pulp Co
Wrangell Lumber Co
Harbor Seafoods
Wrangell
Alaska
Sovrybflot
Bellingham Cold Storage Inc
U.S.U.S
Smoking & Curing Inc
Hanson Trust
Seacoast Inc
Netherlands
Kuwait
Canada
South Korea
Gerry E. Studds
D-Mass
Les Au Coin
D-Ore
Last frontier tragedy claims young Palmer couple in Alaska
Gail Russell, 30, and husband Gerald, 32, moved from California to Palmer three years ago and built a life. a mudslide wrecked their woodframe home on Knik River Road, four days after her husband died in a snowmobile crash nearby. Troopers warn of slides as Delena Woods survives. In California, 59 airports fail to meet state safety standards, with 22 already corrected.
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Palmer
Alaska
Gail &. Russell
Knik River
Pioneer Peak
Anchorage
Gerald
Kyle Lowise
California
Russell
Alaska Bank of Commerce
Kyle Turner
Mrs. Russell
Delena Woods
Ms. Woods
Russells
Woodland
Calif
Sacramento
Adriana Giantureo
Ms.Giantureo
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The fragment discusses child abuse, noting that people with problems may lash out at children, leading to deaths and widespread neglect. It mentions the National Committee for Prevention of Child Abuse seeking citizen help and calls for action and information.
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National Committee For Prevention of
National Commitee For
Chicago
Illinois
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