AGIA justification remains high priorityChenault says oil tax up to Senate, which has bill; July 1 in-state gas line report could warrant special session just on that issue Steve Quinn For Petroleum News
House Speaker Mike Chenault believed it was time to go home, so he adjourned the Legislature’s special session three days before the 30-day limit expired.
The Legislature, he says, had done all it could, including failing to overcome an impasse with coastal zone management legislation, which failed....
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