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December 2002

Vol. 7, No. 51 Week of December 22, 2002

Majority, minority complete Alaska Senate organizations

The Senate Republican majority named remaining committee chairs Dec. 4, after completion of recounts and resolution of court challenges and Senate Democrats met Dec. 9 to name minority leadership and committee assignments.

Johnny Ellis, D-Anchorage, will continue as Senate minority leader. Kim Elton, D-Juneau, is minority whip; Lyman Hoffman, D-Bethel, and Donny Olson, D-Nome, will serve on the Senate Finance Committee.

Senate majority leadership, announced in November, includes Gene Therriault, R-North Pole, Senate president, Ben Stevens, R-Anchorage, Senate majority leader; John Cowdery, R-Anchorage, chairman of the Rules committee; and Lyda Green, R-Wasilla, and Gary Wilken, R-Fairbanks, co-chairs of the Finance Committee.

Standing committee chairs named Dec. 4 include Tom Wagoner, R-Kenai, Community and Regional Affairs; Fred Dyson, R-Eagle River, Health Education and Social Services; Ralph Seekins, R-Fairbanks, Judiciary; Con Bunde, R-Anchorage, Labor and Commerce; Scott Ogan, R-Palmer, Resources; Cowdery, Transportation; and Robin Taylor, R-Wrangell, State Affairs.

Other majority members of the Finance Committee are Alan Austerman, R-Kodiak; Bunde; and Stevens. The other majority members of the Resources Committee are: Wagoner, Seekins, Dyson and Stevens. Taylor will chair the Legislative Council.

Minority members of standing Senate committees include Elton and Gretchen Guess, D-Anchorage, on Resources.






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