Arctic Resources peeved at “over-the-top” ban by U.S. HouseConfident the Senate or Bush will overrule amendment; Hoglund accuses legislators of promoting “Alaska-focused” politics at expense of Lower 48 Gary Park PNA Canadian Correspondent
Arctic Resources’ executives have scorned a U.S. House of Representatives amendment banning construction of an “over-the-top” pipeline, putting their trust in the Senate and President George W. Bush to scuttle the vote.
Harvie Andre, chairman of Arctic Resources’ Canadian subsidiary and a former ca....
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Old-time, parochial, Alaska-focused politics Background: Pacific Northwest Economic Region
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