A few things. Rudy Hill wasn't harmed too much by this episode as he went on to build the Polaris Building just a few years later. The sort of duplicity described of Warren Taylor is still commonplace in the Fairbanks legal community.

What I found really funny: above, see the link to a previous piece by The Rossalicious (I'm sure he doesn't want to be reminded of that nickname) entitled "Peratrovich a true hero, but myth doesn't match facts of historic Alaska vote". This piece appears to paint a much different picture of Elizabeth Peratrovich than that. Am I to believe that his stance has changed or was that an editorial decision?

Much like that previous piece and others over the years have alluded to or pointed out, the name Elizabeth Peratrovich was mostly absent from my early research of the Anti-Discrimination Act. Rather, it was Roy Peratrovich who was repeatedly mentioned, along with the expansion of the legislature and the steady election of Natives, starting with Andy Hope.