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37°July 31, 2010 in Nation/World
The road back
• Commercial fishermen were allowed back on a section of Louisiana waters east of the Mississippi River on Friday.
• About 70 percent of Louisiana waters are now open to some kind of commercial fishing.
• State waters in Mississippi and Alabama remain closed.
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• Commercial fishermen were allowed back on a section of Louisiana waters east of the Mississippi River on Friday.
• About 70 percent of Louisiana waters are now open to some kind of commercial fishing.
• State waters in Mississippi and Alabama remain closed.
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