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Last crab derby claims the lives of six in Bering Sea; a pot sweeps a crewman off a 134-footer on the same day 5 from the Big Valley perish.(North Pacific)(Brief Article)
National Fisherman
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April 1, 2005|
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Alaska's last derby-styled crab fishery couldn't come and go without taking the lives of more Bering Sea fishermen.
Within hours of beginning the Bering Sea opilio crab fishery on Jan. 15, the Kodiak-based Big Valley, a 92-foot crabber, rolled over and sank. Seas were estimated at around 25 feet, and winds were gusting to 40 knots where the vessel was working near St. Paul Island.
The sinking claimed the lives of skipper and owner Gary Edwards, 46, of Kodiak, Josias Hernandez Luna, 48, of Kodiak and Anchorage, and Aaron Marts, 26, of Louisville, Ky., and ...
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Alan Paton's unpublished fiction (1922-1934): an initial appraisal/Alan Paton se ongepubliseerde flksie (1922-1934): 'n eerste evaluering.(Critical essay)
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Alan Paton's Lament for a Divided Country
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S. African Author Alan Paton Dies
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; Alan Paton, South Africa's best-known author...lead to the destruction of the country. Paton's political commentaries were characteristic...Pietermaritzburg, in Natal Province, Alan Stewart Paton studied at Pietermaritzburg College and...
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ALAN PATON, NOVELIST WHO DEPICTED APARTHEID IN SOUTH AFRICA; AT 85
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe
; JOHANNESBURG - Alan Paton, whose novel "Cry, The Beloved Country...commentator, politician and public speaker. "Paton was the champion of South Africa's...President P.W. Botha said of Mr. Paton: "Although he was a noted critic of...
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Anti-crime e-mail irks Alan Paton's widow.(News)
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; ...BYLINE: NOMFUNDO MCETYWA THE widow of Alan Paton, famed author of Cry the Beloved...crime levels in South Africa. Anne Paton, 81, said she was shocked to hear...strong racial tones. In the letter, Paton said she was leaving South Africa...
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Alan Paton: A Biography.(Brief Article)
Magazine article from: World Literature Today
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Magazine article from: National Review
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Alan Paton, South Africa author, foe of apartheid
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Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe
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