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Possible Matching Funds for
| Our Historical Mining Display
Henry Roloff, Commissioner of
Economic Development and Plan
ning, has reminded leaders of cities
and civic organizations throughout
Alaska, of the availablity of state
matching funds for the establish
ment of permanent tourist attrac
tions.
The matching monies, authorized
by the last session of the legisla
ture, became available July 1. A
total of $10,000 for the purpose
from the general fund with project
maximum of $1,000.
In the language of the Act, Chap
ter 117, SLA, Alaska, funds are
granted upon application to “po
litical subdivisions of the state,
non-profit organizations, fraternal
or service organizations.” This in
cludes Chambers of Commerce and
other civic groups dedicated to
developing tourist attractions or
historic attractions of permanent
value.
Commissioner Roloff pointed out
provisions of the act include the
projects falling within the develop
ment, restoration or display of
historical documents, artifacts, or
native arts. The erection of his
torical markers, and other worth
while tourist attractions dealing
with Alaskan history or culture,
excluding the preparation or dis
tribution of community advertis
ing.
Applications for matching funds
require the approval of the Com
missioner of Economic Develop
ment and Planning, and the Di
rector of Travel, Morris Ford.
Commissioner Roliff, in an
nouncing the availability of the
funds stated, “Recognizing the de
sirability for construction of tour
ist and historic attractions, the leg
islature made this money available
to all Alaskans, it is our depart
Moscow Protests
MOSCOW UP) — The Soviet gov
ernment disclosed Saturday it has
protested against the refusal of
the United States and Britain to
recognize East Germany’s signature
on the limited nuclear test ban
treaty.
The government newspaper Iz
vestia said protest notes were
handed to the U.S. and British gov
ernments Friday.
The notes said the policy of the
two Western allies is “misplaced
and contradicts the spirit of the
Moscow treaty.”
The Soviet declaration was in
reply to notes sent by Britain and
the United States on Aug. 16. in
which it was stated that although
East Germany had signed the
treaty, this could in no way be
construed as recognition of the
East German regime by the West
ern powers.
merit’s duty and goal to see that
all areas of the state are aware of
the legislature’s appropriation, so
various worthwhile projects of
this nature may be carried on to
successful conclusions. In this way
the state government and the
people of Alaska can work to
gether to better our natural at
tractions.”
Projects granted matching money
in the past include museums, his
torical markers, signs, displays,
and historic monuments.
Information about application
for the funds may be had by con
tacting the Department of Econ
omic Development and Planning,
Box 1421, Juneau.
(Editor’s Note: This might be the
source to help move our mining
equipment for display here.)
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