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Korean officials confirm no deal exists to invest in Alaska natural gas pipeline - Daily Sitka Sentinel (opens the original)
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Korea has not agreed to invest $54 billion in the proposed trans-Alaska natural gas pipeline — and has not even agreed to invest at all, its national industry minister, Kim Jung-kwan, told reporters in Seoul on Thursday. His remarks came hours after President Donald Trump held a news conference in the White House to incorrectly […] This item is available in full to subscribers. We have recently launched a new and improved website. To continue reading, you will need to either log into your subscr
Alaska prepares to surrender some Statehood Act land claims as it nears 105 million-acre goal (opens the original)
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Alaska’s decades-long quest to obtain millions of acres of land from the federal government under the Alaska Statehood Act is getting closer to an end. But because the state is getting closer to its goal, its requests now exceed a limit in federal law. This week, the Alaska Department of Natural Resources announced that it is preparing to surrender the claims to as much as 5.7 million acres scattered across the state, an area collectively bigger than New Jersey. The original 1958 Statehood Act g
Judge rejects Anchorage state House candidate’s challenge to August state primary result (opens the original)
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Anchorage Superior Court Judge David Nesbett has rejected speedy consideration of a lawsuit seeking to put a disqualified Anchorage state House candidate on November’s election ballot. That means Republican Sarah Short will not be a listed candidate for House District 13 and Democratic candidate Lisa Keller will run unopposed. Short’s case remains open but is largely moot. Nesbett’s decision, issued Sept. 18, was followed a week later by rejections of various temporary restraining orders and eme
Judge rejects Anchorage state House candidateâs challenge to primary disqualification (opens the original)
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Anchorage Superior Court Judge David Nesbett has rejected speedy consideration of a lawsuit seeking to put a disqualified Anchorage state House candidate on Novemberâs election ballot. That means Republican Sarah Short will not be a listed candidate for House District 13 and Democratic candidate Lisa Keller will run unopposed. Shortâs case remains open but is largely moot. Nesbettâs decision, issued Sept. 18, was followed a week later by rejections of various temporary restraining orders a
Alaska prepares to surrender some Statehood Act land claims as it nears 105 million-acre goal - Daily Sitka Sentinel (opens the original)
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Alaska’s decades-long quest to obtain millions of acres of land from the federal government under the Alaska Statehood Act is getting closer to an end. But because the state is getting closer to its goal, its requests now exceed a limit in federal law. This week, the Alaska Department of Natural Resources announced that it […] This item is available in full to subscribers. We have recently launched a new and improved website. To continue reading, you will need to either log into your subscriber
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