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Alaska villages request clemency for fishermen who were cited
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Posted: Monday, July 23, 2012
The
Association of Village Council Presidents
is asking Alaska
Gov. Sean Parnell
(R) to grant clemency for Alaska Native fishermen who were cited by state police.
The AVCP says the fishermen were only trying to provide food their families. They are accused of putting nets in the Lower Kuskokwim River during an emergency closure order.
Salmon has been running low on the river. The AVCP wants Parnell to declare an emergency but he plans to ask the Obama administration for one.
Parnell also said it's premature to discuss clemency since none of the fishermen have been convicted so far.
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Southwest Alaska Tribal Organization Seeks Clemency from Governor for Kuskokwim Fishermen
(KTUU-TV 7/22)
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