6/23/11 Newscast - Coastal management may last; Cook Inlet oil, gas lease sale a success; Kidnap victim found; Fishing cut on Yukon, Nusagak rivers; A bill would strengthen tribal law, justice, Measles cases up, Alaska woman wins a NASA internship

By Joaqlin Estus

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Anchorage, AK – Legislators discuss saving Alaska coastal management. Cook Inlet oil and gas lease sale deemed a success. An alleged kidnapping victim has been found. Low king salmon returns lead to Yukon River subsistence and Nushagak River sport fishing restrictions . A bill would create or strengthen tribal courts and ordinances. National measles case numbers are up. NASA has accepted a Tlingit/African-American Alaska for an internship following a rocket launch competition.