Urge Crab Tariff
Be Maintained
Bill Ritter, Pan-Alaska Fisheries
superintendent, is in Washington,
D.C., and will appear before a fed
eral tariff board that is reviewing
the present tariff on seafood im
ported into this country.
The hearing, which will contin
ue for the next five months, will
review tariffs on frozen King crab,
which is now 15 per cent and can
ned crab which is now 22ft per
cent
Chuck Turner, who left last week
end for Seattle, stated that no tar
iff is in force on crab sections
snipped into this country. This
along with maintaining tariffs on
the other products will be pushed
by Ritter. 4J
Following the five month hear
ings and study the American pro
posals will go to a Geneva confer
ence foi international review.
City Moves...
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the group, how they knew that the
location would be suitable, as ap
parently no probing had been done
except by the city.
Councilman Brechan stated that
he is in favor of private enterprise,
but immediate need of facilities is
paramount. Councilman Wilton
White who made the motion to
acquire the tidelands, added that
the city is in better immediate po
sition financially and acquisition
wise and should continue plans.
Councilman White stated that if
any group could show ability to
lake over the project “that would
be in order. Otherwise the city
should proceed on its own towards
acquisition.”
Mayor Deveau reviewed the ex
ploration done by the city on the
site and other action already taken,
and stressed the necessity of hav
ing a dock by July 1, 1964. He
proposed filing on the property and
probable acquisition by simple
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