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Father Goes to Mexico in Search of Missing Sailor

Byline: Associated Press NAPLES, Fla. (AP) — A Florida father is in Mexico trying to find his adult son, who went missing during a cruise that began from California’s Dana

Feds OK Killing of Sea Lions in Columbia River
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Feds OK Killing of Sea Lions in Columbia River

Byline: Associated Press SEATTLE (AP) — The federal government gave states the go ahead March 15 to resume the killing of California sea lions that feast on threatened and endangered

Boaters Join Fight Against Plan to Ax Cal Boating
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Boaters Join Fight Against Plan to Ax Cal Boating

Byline: Taylor Hill DANA POINT — At the inaugural RBOC Boaters’ Forum, Southern California boaters had a rare opportunity to hear directly from representatives of Sacramento-based Recreational Boaters of California,

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NBC Acquires America’s Cup Television Rights

Byline: Associated Press/Bernie Wilson SAN DIEGO (AP) — The America’s Cup will be on network television for the first time since 1992, when NBC broadcasts the first two races of

Who Wants 40 Million Pounds of Fresh Carp?
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Who Wants 40 Million Pounds of Fresh Carp?

Byline: Associated Press   PROVO, Utah (AP) –– Commercial fishing crews still have a long way to go to meet the goal of a government program designed to save an

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SF Waterfront Plans for America’s Cup Scaled Back

Byline: Associated Press/Paul Elias SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Organizers of sailing’s most prestigious event say they are dramatically scaling back plans to renovate San Francisco’s dilapidated waterfront. After weeks of

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Tsunami Debris Floating Across Pacific Toward U.S.

Byline: Associated Press/Audrey McAvoy HONOLULU (AP) — Refrigerators, TVs and other debris dragged into sea when a massive earthquake hit Japan last March, causing tsunamis as high as 130 feet