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Kantishna Land Exchange And Denali Pipeline Right-Of-Way Pass Key Committee

By PRESSRELEASE on Nov 10, 2011   Rural  

Kantishna Land Exchange And Denali Pipeline Right-Of-Way Pass Key Committee

WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, today won approval from the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee for two lands bills that will help facilitate energy projects in Alaska.

FEC Data Show Big Jump In Spending By Super Pacs And Outside Groups

By Marian Wang-ProPublica on Nov 10, 2011   Politics  

FEC Data Show Big Jump In Spending By Super Pacs And Outside Groups

As Propublica reported earlier this week, the Federal Election Commission, which regulates the flow of political cash, has been plagued by persistent gridlock on some key areas of campaign finance. Why’s that important? Because, as we explain, more money is coming in and much of it is flowing in through new and barely regulated groups.

Millenium Killer Identified Through Fingerprints

By ALASKA NATIVE NEWS STAFF, JOURNALIST TEAM on Nov 10, 2011   State  

Millenium Killer Identified Through Fingerprints

ANCHORAGE, ALASKA-The identity of the man who killed his supervisor at the Millennium Motel on October 29th around 6:30 pm has been verified through fingerprints. He was believed to be Victor Rodriguez Flores at the time of the incident. Police now know him as Javier Antonio Martinez.

Increasing List Of Federal Regulations Drag On Economy

By ALASKA NATIVE NEWS STAFF, JOURNALIST TEAM on Nov 10, 2011   National  

Increasing List Of Federal Regulations Drag On Economy

WASHINGTON, DC – U.S. Senator Lisa Murkowski yesterday took to the Senate floor to speak in favor of overturning two new federal regulations that threaten the economy at a time when the country can least afford it. Murkowski said she would support resolutions of disapproval against the Federal Communications Commission’s Internet and Broadband rule and […]

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