Alaska Legislature sends $ to residentsAGIA reimbursement fund only gets $30M; highway projects, workforce development, not funded; DNR gets partial funds Kristen Nelson Petroleum News
The Alaska Legislature gaveled out Aug. 7 after this summer’s second special session, signing off on some of Gov. Sarah Palin’s appropriation requests, refusing others and adding some things the administration hadn’t requested.
The administration’s request was for $1.53 billion in energy rebates an....
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