“Je refuse qu’une société réponde d’abord à la souffrance par la mort”
“Vote for the UPND in the August 13 General Election to enable the Government to continue implementing its development agenda.”
“Après 4 ans de débats, 8 lectures et 9 votes, le Parlement adopte définitivement le texte sur la fin de vie”
“Aucun Français ne devrait avoir à demander la mort faute de pouvoir être correctement soulagé, accompagné ou entouré”
“The volunteers would be employed in recognition of their dedication and commitment to providing healthcare services to the community.”
“Orpo korosti useaan kertaan hankkeen työllisyys- ja talousvaikutuksia, joista on liikkunut ristiriitaisia arvioita.”

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Ted Stevens

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Ted Stevens was a prominent U.S. Senator from Alaska, serving from 1968 to 2009. A member of the Republican Party, he was known for his influential role in shaping federal policies related to aviation, telecommunications, and infrastructure. Stevens was a key advocate for modernizing the air traffic control system, emphasizing the need for quick action to prevent aviation gridlock. His tenure was marked by significant contributions to Alaska's development and federal funding for various projects in the state. Stevens was the longest-serving senator in Alaska's history and held several leadership positions, including Senate Appropriations Committee Chairman.

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May 20, 2003

It is probably not politically correct to say, but obviously this is a regional issue, because there is no one here from outside of our region.

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May 20, 2003

I want to make sure that does not happen.

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May 20, 2003

This is not a business without great financial risk, and I am worried about what happens to processors under this proposal.

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May 20, 2003

I do believe most of the boats you are talking about are home-ported in Kodiak, and they certainly could bring back their last catch without any problem.

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May 20, 2003

If you think that, for 1 minute, that a processor can demand that they get part of the 10 percent in exchange for an agreement to buy part of the 90 percent, you have got yourself an antitrust case right there.

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May 20, 2003

But we envision that this thing will operate similar to the AFA, that there are so many advantages to the fishermen joining coops.

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May 20, 2003

Ms. Freed, why is not there an avenue for Kodiak to increase its shore-side processing by purchasing some of the shares of the catcher-processors?

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May 20, 2003

We never have. We have never done that before, because we created the Council with the idea that regional management was better than management from Washington.

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May 20, 2003

I am going to have to cut you off there, Kevin. Thank you very much.

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May 20, 2003

Could a community purchase the shares of a catcher-processor?

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May 20, 2003

It does seem, however, that when we pass this bill, if we do, we have established a new paradigm for the king crab as far as the Council's authority for the future.

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May 20, 2003

Must they be allocated to those that hold the 90 percent?

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