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            Ranger Program 
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       Robert K. Rice
      
        April 19, 2019 
        Friday PM 
         
          Dunleavy is proposing to end the "Ranger Program" that puts marine engineers on the cruise ships to monitor their waste water discharges.  
        These Rangers are paid for by a $4 ticket fee paid by the passengers. This costs the State of Alaska, nothing! Who and how much was paid, by the cruise ships to end this program?  
        Only thing that makes sense is someone is owned by big $$ and the Kock brothers. 
        How does eliminating these watchdogs benefit Alaska? 
        Robert K. Rice  
          Ketchikan, Alaska
         
          
          
        Editor's Note: 
        
          The text of this letter was NOT edited by the SitNews Editor. Dunleavy's name was spelled correctly by the editor. 
         
          
        Received April 15, 2019
          - Published April 19, 2019 
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