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Vol. 9, No. 2 Week of January 11, 2004
Providing coverage of Alaska and northern Canada's oil and gas industry


Happy New Year, Alaska

Armstrong brings new player, independent Kerr-McGee, to North Slope

Kay Cashman

Petroleum News Publisher & Managing Editor

Alaska Gov. Frank Murkowski has made bringing new players to the oil rich North Slope a priority for his administration. Last year, Bill Armstrong brought Pioneer Natural Resources to the slope as operator and majority owner of Armstrong Alaska’s Northwest Kuparuk prospect. On Jan. 8, Armstrong snag....

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Gustafson has POA, Stockinger not new to slope

Kerr-McGee office in ASRC building

Drilling from Spy Island

ASRC Energy Services is project manager

Kerr-McGee transforms into deepwater player

Company moves into North Sea in 1976

Kerr-McGee becomes a major offshore player

Biggest move in Gulf of Mexico
Industry leader in joint ventures

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