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• Proposed Budget Good for District 7 - Important Water & Sewer and Road Projects Funded, 12-15-98
• Legislative Leaders Attend Energy Council - Highlights Include Alaska-Sakhalin Trade Relationships, 12-04-98
• House Majority to Number 26 - Election of Harris, Morgan Brings "Veto-proof Majority", 11-24-98
• Representative Brian Porter Named House Speaker - Republicans to Lead Majority Once Again, 11-07-98
  = Brian Porter, 125 K
• Alaska Grand Old Party Welcomes Rep. Bill Williams - Veteran Southeast Legislator Joins Republican Party, 11-05-98
• Voters Overwhelmingly Endorse House Republicans - Majority to Continue Its Commitment to Alaska, 11-04-98
• CSG-West Legislative Conference Meeting Ends - Resolutions & Election Forecasts Wrap Up Four-Day Anchorage Meeting, 09-22-98
  = Ramona Barnes, 137 K = Jeannette James, 43 K
• CSG-West Betty Fahrenkamp Award Goes to Oregon Legislator
• CSG-West Conference Media Alert: CSG-West to Take Action, 09-21-98
• Legislators Defend State’s Rights - Western Governors’ Association Resolution Criticized, 09-21-98
  = Scott Ogan, 121 K = Norman Rokeberg, 124 K
• CSG-West Conference: Meeting to Close with Executive Committee Session and a Look at 1998 Elections - Tuesday, September 22 schedule, 09-21-98
• CSG-West Conference: Public Lands and Electric Utility Restructuring Drive Day-3 of CSG-West Annual Meeting - Monday, September 21 schedule, 09-20-98
• Radio Advisory: Legislators Debate Energy and Year 2000 Computer Problems, 09-20-98
  = Gail Phillips, 93 K = Mark Mills, 170 K
  = Elaine Alquist, 135 K
• CSG-West Conference: Lawmakers Focus on Energy, Minerals and YK-2000 - Sunday, September 20 schedule, 09-19-98
  = Jerry Ward, 115 K = Scott Ogan, 109 K
• Alaska Hosts Western Legislators - Politics and Resources to Dominate September 19-22 Meeting, 09-16-98
• Gingrich and Congressional Delegation See Real Alaska - Call Tour Eye-Opening Success, 08-29-98
  = Gail Phillips, 51 K = Drue Pearce, 36 K
• Gingrich Views Peninsula Devastation - Speaker Briefed on Beetles and Kenai River Fisheries, 08-28-98
  = U.S. House Speaker Newt Gingrich, 142 K
  = U.S. House Speaker Newt Gingrich, 82 K
  = U.S. House Speaker Newt Gingrich, 47 K
  
• Phillips Welcomes Speaker Gingrich - Congressman to See Alaska Conditions First-Hand, 08-27-98
• House Speaker Newt Gingrich Visits Alaska, 08-20-98
• Legislative Leaders Applaud Gasline Sponsor Agreement - Agreement Paves Way Toward Alaska Natural Gas Development, 08-11-98
  = Gail Phillips, 70 K = Gail Phillips, 48 K
  = Gail Phillips, 67 K = Mike Miller, 34 K
• Legislature Mourns Lieutenant General McCloud - Death of Alaska's Top Military Man Leaves Void, 07-30-98
• Representative Mark Hanley Resigns - "Best and the Brightest" Will Be Sorely Missed, 07-30-98
• Phillips Announces Federal Projects to Help Homer Area - Speaker Says Hard Work and Cooperation Key to Appropriations, 07-22-98
• House Reports the 2nd Special Session on Subsistence Adjourns - Required 2/3 Vote Proves Elusive, 07-22-98
• Legislative Leaders Urge Support for Racers - 16 to Vie in Fairbanks-to-Anchorage Wheelchair Rally, 07-16-98
• Disaster Declaration for Port Graham - Victims of Fire Eligible for Federal Assistance, 07-14-98
• Majority's Budget Signed Into Law - As Promised, Over $190 Million Saved Over Three Years, 07-01-98
  = Robin Taylor, 40 K
• Legislative Leaders Name Interim Committee Members, 06-29-98
• Majority's Commitment to Alaska Becomes Law, 06-19-98
  = Dave Donley, 77 K = Loren Leman, 65 K
  = Robin Taylor, 97 K = Con Bunde, 56 K
  = Pete Kelly, 87 K = Ramona Barnes, 57 K
  = Mark Hodgins, 63 K = Joe Ryan, 96 K
  = Brian Porter, 56 K
• First Special Session on Subsistence Adjourns - Legislature Moves Toward Alaskan Solution, 06-01-98
• House Continues Efforts to Craft Subsistence Solution, 05-29-98
• Continuing the Commitment that's Working for Alaska - 1997 - 1998 Accomplishments Press Packet, 05-15-98
• Continuing the Commitment That's Working For Alaska - Five-Year Plan Spending Reduced $190 Million Since 1996: Child Protection, School Funding, Deferred Maintenance are Top Priorities, 05-12-98
• Forestry Practices Act Amendments Pass Senate - Legislation Strengthens Stream and Water Quality Protections, 05-11-98
• Legislature Toughens Fraud Laws - Bill Makes it Easier to Litigate Small Fraud Cases, 05-10-98
• Looking Out for Alaska's Children - Senate/House Approve Tougher Laws Protecting Kids, 05-10-98
• Legislature Passes Child Protection Bill - Measure Aimed at Preventing Kidnapping by Non-Custodial Parents, 05-07-98
• Legislature Supports Alaska Salmon as an Organic Food - Resolution Urges Certification for Growing Organic Food Market, 05-07-98
• House Stands Up for Alaska's Kids - Bill a Giant Step Toward Protecting Children, 05-06-98
  = Fred Dyson, 87 K = Con Bunde, 94 K
• Legislature Strengthens Police Training Fund, 05-05-98
• Audio Clip Only for 05-01-98: House Speaker Gail Phillips and Representative Pete Kelly speak at the bill transferal ceremony for HB 334. The measure next goes to the Governor for signature. The bill seeks to waive University of Alaska tuition for immediate family members of Alaskan police or firefighters slain in the line of duty.
  = Gail Phillips and Pete Kelly, 104 K
• Biennial Budgeting Gets First Hearing - Speaker Phillips Says Measure Could Save Millions, 04-30-98
  = Gail Phillips, 39 K
• Legislature Endorses 2001 World Special Olympics Winter Games, 04-16-98
  = Mike Miller, 89 K
• Bill's Passage Removes "Chilling Effects" of New Tax Burden - House Acts to Keep Alaska Open for Business, 04-08-98
  = Norman Rokeberg, 64 K = Gail Phillips, 90 K
• House Strengthens Alaska Police Training Fund - Bill Expands List of Offenses and Increases Surcharges, 04-08-98
  = Gary Davis, 70 K
• House Passes Juvenile Crime Bill - New Resources to Deal with Increased Frequency and Severity of Crimes, 03-31-98
  = Pete Kelly, 70 K
• Revenue Summit Predicts Lean Years Ahead - Experts Say Oil Prices Will Hover Near $13 Mark, 03-10-98
  = Mike Miller, 80 K = Gail Phillips, 99 K,
  = Gene Therriault, 26 K = Mark Hanley, 20 K
  = Drue Pearce, 151 K
• Revenue Summit Tuesday, March 10th, 03-09-98
  = Gail Phillips, 74 K
• House Passes Forestry Practices Act Amendments - Legislation Strengthens Stream and Water Quality Protections, 03-06-98
  = Bill Hudson, 50 K
• Revenue Summit Slated for March 10^th - Oil and Gas Experts to Discuss Revenue Forecast, 03-05-98
• Op-Ed: A Vision for Alaska? - Or Merely Another Delusion?, 03-05-98
• House and Senate Honor Russian Consul General Vlaskin - Cited for Support of Alaska Missions to Russia, 02-27-98
• Senate Passes Bill to Support 2001 World Special Olympics Winter Games, 02-27-98
• U.S. Supreme Court Overturns Ninth Circuit Indian Country Ruling -- Lawmakers Look to the Future, 02-25-98
  = Mike Miller, 40 K
• Yukon-Alaska Legislators Meet in Juneau for Annual Legislative Exchange, 02-16-98
• Read-All-About-It! - Subscribe Free to Legislative E-News, 02-05-98
• Legislation Amends Forest Practices Act, Protects Fish Habitat; 01-29-98
• Phillips Applauds Promotion of ARCO Alaska Executive Ken Thompson, Major Corporate Decisions to be Coming from Alaska; 01-27-98
• Legislation Supports 2001 World Special Olympics Winter Games in Anchorage, 01-26-98
• Majority Moves to Protect Jobs and Families, Legislators Oppose New Wilderness in the Tongass; 01-21-98
• Phillips Introduces Biennial Budgeting Bill, 01-20-98
• Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, House Honors Fallen Civil Rights Leader, 01-18-98
• Legislative Leaders Call for Revenue Summit, Invite Governor to Join Bi-partisan Effort; 01-15-98
• Miller and Phillips Welcome Back the 20th Legislature, 01-12-98
  



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