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Alaska Mining
News Notes
(From the Territorial Dept,
of Mines TDM Bulletin)
WILDERNESS AREAS
We had hoped to be able to quit
writing on this subject for a
while, but it’s getting deeper and
deeper. We have received copies
of congressional bills designed to
set up the proposed National Wil
derness Preservation System, and
the situation is worse than we
thought. Numerous areas in Alas
ka are spelled out in the bills
which will be automatically in
cluded in the System upon the
legislation’s passage into law.
We added up the acreage of
these areas and found that a total
of 13,000,000 acres in Alaska
would be closed to prospecting,
mining, or any industrial activi
ties forever.
“Sec. 3 lb) . . . subject to exist
ing private rights (if any), no
portion of any area constituting
a unit of the National Wilderness
Preservation System shall be de
voted to community production,
to . . . mining, or the removal of
mineral deposits . . . water im
I poundment or reservoir storage,
i or to any form of commercial en
i terprise except as contemplated
i by the purposes of this Act.
“With'n such areas, except as
! otherwise provided (federal ad
; ministration purposes) . . . there
shall be no road, nor any use of
motor vehicles, nor any airplane
landing field . .
ALASKA SANDS
An item was noted announcing
Union Carbide & Carbon Corp.
plans for njining Florida beach
sands. These contain ilmenite, ru
tile, zircon and mcnazite.
There are many miles of Alaska
beaches with similar possibilities,
but of course they must be thoro
ly drilled and tested first.
MEMORIAL BENEFITS
One Legislative memorial did
some good. As a result of the
TDM’s item on the rqeuested Air
— Force withdrawal covering the
Cape Creek tin reserves in our
February issue, the Legislature
passed a memorial requesting re
fusal or amendment of the appli
cation. The Air Force has now
changed its request to allow min
ing within the proposed with
drawal.
ROVER. MOVE OVER
SACRAMENTO Calif., (£>—Ever
get trapped on a mountain high
way in one of those long lines
behind a creeping truck?
Well, cheer up. Gov. Goodwin
Knight signed a bill Friday di
recting drivers of slow-moving
vehicles to turn off a two-lane
highway as soon as they can when
five or more vehicles back up
behind.
Nome Directory
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Monday Noon
JIM WALSH, President
ALASKA CHATTER NO. 1
Order of Eastern Star
Meets 1st k 3rd Monday of each month
Lillie Lewis
Worthy Matron
Helen Dunbar
Secretary
I ANVIL LODGE
Robt. K. Lewis. W.M.
Norvin W. Lewis, Sec.
Meets 1st and 3rd Thursday each mm*
NOME ROTARY CLUB
C Dewey Goodrich
President
W. Mecklenburg
Wednesday Luncheon