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Convention 2010
THANKS FOR MAKING THE AIP 2010 CONVENTION A SUCCESS!!! Well, what did we do? We took stands against the Referendum to Increase the Size of the Legisature, We stood with the Parental Rights Notification Initiative. We passed four Resolutions which you may see elsewhere. We elected new officer, revised our bylaws and re-adopted our entire one page platform in toto! Wow! So much done by so few in such a short time. Actually we had 16-18 paid delegates. At times over the weekend, there were more than twenty present. Did I mention that we broke even! The general sentiment was that we had a great success! Thanks to Lynda and Rich and Moriah Yoder, Bob Bird and Lynette Clark, and all the many others who made it happen. We had several terrific guest speakers. Also, at least one campaign for the state legislature was launched there, stay tuned. Looking forward to a year of more growth. Sincerely, J.R. Myers Vice Chairman South
In 2006, the AIP Convention was held in Wasilla. In 2008, the AIP Convention was held in Fairbanks. Having had a history of moving this party function to different communities around the State, it has been agreed that Kenai would hold the AIP 2010 Convention. The leadership there have booked the Kenai Merrit Inn. The South Central Region leaders of the AIP are looking forward to hosting this function for the Party. Much is to be done, and if you would like to help in advance or during the Convention, please contact J.R. Myers, Lynda Yoder, Bob Bird, or Lynette Clark.
Convention Contacts
907-252-2014 Lynda Yoder
907-398-9373 Bob Bird
907-262-7560 J.R. Myers
907-457-1884 Lynette Clark
2010 Convention Press Release
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Speak Out
Independence Petition Status
AIP speaks out at Separatist convention
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Community Perspective
Lakotas Declare Independence
AIP Grants Recognition to Lakota Nation
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Israel National Radio Interview
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Spotlight on Alaska
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