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Show BRUaeset) ta NATIONAL 1994 of) June 5, wm ) 4A Sunday. Navajos agree to discuss Hopi land lease FLAGSTAFI Most Nava Ariz tam percent w s g on se w arrangem ge those Bedding Plant Sale! * Veggies « Flowers * Tomatoes issues Sa c g b p a a ( S we day, nearly 30 those said R disputed agreement Na an n distributed families rms sin \ Im Mis s De- ( We Honor other Ads — * Squash, etc. * Alyssum & More! Um'Ré'eStock onmans M a revised form to the living on the land Alaska’s fishermen find rules cut income JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — Southeast Alaska’s commercial salmon fishermen are facing reStrictions that they say could cost them more than $1! million in lost income for the second straight year Why? So oneto three king salmOn can reach their spawning ground somewhere in Idaho’s Snake River Yes, one to three The federally imposed restrictions aim to save some ofthe Snake’s fall-run king salmon, which is listed as a threatened species. That has generated debate here akin to the one between Pacific Northwest loggers and federal land managers over the fate of the endangered spotted owl Someof the Idaho fish weave through the Alaska Panhandle’s waters as they return southto reproduceafter their years at sea. An estimated 60 a year wind up caught by fishermen here But most of the damageis done sputed I 5 S t extending the , ? present! call another meeting Bitsux mM) 5889 So. 4950 West U Hooper, Utah on UK acres of .=__ 773-7846 a Vetoee thru Fri. 9-4 Sat. rangeland that has persisted for 112 years said years Bitsuie said parts of the agreement still need to be clarified “There’s a lot of questions that we have. It also pro- RE Willay There’s some ambiguity as to the land the Hopis havepro- vides for greater religious freedom Hi he i pavethev ns to begin Bits Hd p ear the end of the month, living on the lease by 50 raing McCuewill lanc ; w lease grants the families ases with the possibility by mutual agreement. 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PAL 201-4908 KEARNS VALLEY TAS. a. PAL 987-4808 by hydroelectric dams along the Columbia and Snake rivers. Panhandle fishermen have a tough time swaliowing restrictions in an area with plenty of salmon The state Department of Fish and Game estimates that only about onein 5,000 kings in Southeast Alaska waters are from the Snake River. “I suspect once every 10 years | catch one of their fish,” said Lon- nie Haughton, a troll fisherman from Ketchikan. “You could eliminate the entiretroll fleet here in Southeast and it wouldn’t solve the problem.” Panhandletrollers last year had their season cut by 11 days to make sure more Snake River kings survived. Biologists estimated that spared about a dozen fish and allowed oneextra fish, if that, to make it to the spawning grounds to add to the several hundred that returned from elsewhere. The reduced season meant fishermen lost out on at least $1 mil. lion in income, said Dale Kelley, spokeswoman for Alaska Trollers Association. Fishermen still caught their full quota of 263,000 kings allotted for the region under an international treaty. But they lost out on the smaller silver salmon that were running thick during the restricted en Se Fit Your Budget. - period, Kelly said Haughton said he lost about $7,000. He said most trollers probably lost up to 10 percent of their annual income, and that many are going through hard times as a result. The National Marine Fisheries PMR UA sot One PETey quickly put you behind the wheel and out Service, which must approve the Alaska restrictions and grant a permit before the summer salmon fishery can begin July 1, says Alaska must do its part. “Our responsibility is to prevent that run from going extinct,” agency spokesman Bill Robinson said from Seattle. “We're asking a lot of people to make sacrifices, andall of these sacrifices have social RURURALORoN mocme i) NUR)UNAMa OR A ae RV or a new trailer and be out driving (or camping) in no time. costs 3 Commercial and sport salmon fishing off Washington and north- TRUOM OU ON ooee ern Oregon has been banned for the summer to protect dwindling salmon stocks throughout the Pacific Northwest The agency has ordered eight key dams to release more water so that more juvenile salmon make it out to sea. 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