ANICA Chief Regards Gov’t Request
For Injunction As Political Move
SEATTLE, UP — Federal Judge
William J. Lindberg Wednesday
postponed until 3 p.m. Friday a
show-cause hearing on the gov
ernment’s request for an injunc
tion against Louis C. Peters, man
ager of the Alaska Native In
dustries Cooperative Association.
Peters has been directed to
show cause why he should not be
ordered to turn over ANICA rec
ords and assets to the Alaska Na
tive Service, a division of the De
partment of Interior, and give up
his office.
Peters’ attorney, W. L. Gibbon,
said the government was taking
“extraordinary action” against
Peters “foT some reason unknown
to us.”
He denied the government’s
right to remove Peters, who is
employed by the 33 Alaska vil
lages that form the cooperative
organization.
Peters issued a lengthy state
ment in which he said “I view
the present court action as a pol
itical move.”
He declared: “I honestly feel
that the aciion being taken by the
Alaska Native Service in seeking
my removal from office and at
tempting to place this association
under federal control involves |
basically the question whether the ]
native people of Alaska may be j
permitted to continue operating !
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their own private business under
the traditional American free en
terprise system.”
He described the court action as
“designed to seize a private enter
prise in complete disregard of
the rights of the owners.”
He said he acted as- manager
under contract with the Native
Association's board of directors
and under bond.
ANICA is a business organization
for the native villages through
which most of the marketing of
their hand-made products is han
dled. It has been operating for
six years.
Peters charged that a statement
by the Bureau of Indian Affairs
that the association is indebted
to the federal government to the
extent of about half a million
dollars “is definitely misleading.”
“It is true that the government
voluntarily made loans to indi
vidual villages that are now mem
bers of the association,” he added,
“but the majority of these loans
were made prior to its organiza
tion, and are more than adequate
ly collateralized . . . none of these
loans are part of the association’s
obligations or liabilities.”
Since 1850, the western part of
the United States has been grow
ing faster than the East.
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