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Makah without whale
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MAY 11, 2000 The Paul Parker family once again took to the waters on Wednesday after weather kept them grounded on Monday and Tuesday. The Makah family came close to harpooning a whale but missed their target. The Parker's 10-day permit expires May 16. Get the Story:
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