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Tuesday, April 25, 2006

Governor declares state of emergency over salmon season

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Governor declares state of emergency over salmon season

Protestors, including Annetta Pearson, left, dressed as a salmon, rally on Pier 47 Monday April 24, 2006, in San Francisco. Several northern California lawmakers are planning to ask the federal government today for disaster relief because of a severely curtailed salmon fishing season. The legislation would cover losses suffered by commercial fleets and other businesses in California and Oregon because of the shortened season.
Protestors, including Annetta Pearson, left, dressed as a salmon, rally on Pier 47 Monday April 24, 2006, in San Francisco. Several northern California lawmakers are planning to ask the federal government today for disaster relief because of a severely curtailed salmon fishing season. The legislation would cover losses suffered by commercial fleets and other businesses in California and Oregon because of the shortened season.ENLARGE
Protestors, including Annetta Pearson, left, dressed as a salmon, rally on Pier 47 Monday April 24, 2006, in San Francisco. Several northern California lawmakers are planning to ask the federal government today for disaster relief because of a severely curtailed salmon fishing season. The legislation would cover losses suffered by commercial fleets and other businesses in California and Oregon because of the shortened season.
(AP Photo / Ben Margot)
SALEM, Ore. (AP) — Gov. Ted Kulongoski declared a state of emergency Monday for coastal communities affected by the near shutdown of commercial salmon...

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