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APNewsBreak: Venezuelan judge talking to US - Anchorage Daily News
Both officials asked to remain anonymous so as not to put others at risk, and because they were not authorized to speak publicly on the subject. The Treasury Department has accused former Venezuelan intelligence chief Gen.
2 Alaska villages running out of fuel - Anchorage Daily News
The village store manager, who declined to give her name, said the weekend shortage was a result of a cold snap in the village. The community also ran out of heating fuel in December, Mitchell said. But a fresh shipment arrived just as the Red Dog Mine ...
Noatak and Kobuk have just about run out of fuel oil - Anchorage Daily News
The village store manager, who declined to give her name, said the weekend shortage was a result of a cold snap in the village. The community also ran out of heating fuel in December, Mitchell said. But a fresh shipment arrived just as the Red Dog Mine ...
Official: Conde Nast to sign $2B WTC tower lease - Anchorage Daily News
The official, who spoke to the AP on condition of anonymity because he is not authorized to speak publicly before the deal is announced, said the 25-year lease is valued at $2 billion. A spokeswoman for Conde Nast did not immediately return a call for ...
Anchorage officer charged with passport fraud - Anchorage Daily News
The attorney, who declined to give his name, told the judge that Mora-Lopez had lived in Anchorage since the late 1980s and he has a wife and child living here. Wearing orange prison clothes, Mora-Lopez had tears in his eyes as court officers put him ...
Hunter's unusual trophies sold at auction - Anchorage Daily News
The man said he was heading home to Willow, but he declined to give his name. A woman who also did not want to be named bought two of Kubick's stuffed leopards, including a snow leopard for $1900. "We have an African area of our house," she explained. ...
Bankrupt Alaska hunter's trophies sold at auction - Anchorage Daily News
The man said he was heading home to Willow, but he declined to give his name. A woman who also did not want to be named bought two of Kubick's stuffed leopards, including a snow leopard for $1900. "We have an African area of our house," she explained. ...
If BP is selling its assets in Alaska, who is likely buying? - Anchorage Daily News
According to PN sources close to the divestiture of Arco Alaska to Phillips Petroleum in 2000, BP's top executive, John Browne, agreed to honor the Arco ...
Our View: No fire in the race? - Anchorage Daily News
Proponents said "no mas" when their financial backers refused to be identified. Opponents keep swinging, just in case. The closest race may be the one for ...
After police shootings, 'Cops vs. Cons' is all wrong - Anchorage Daily News
Because Officer X wouldn't give his name, I don't know if he works in state prisons. I blogged about the whole thing Monday night. And by Tuesday afternoon ...
Man shot by assailant at park as he tries to flee - Anchorage Daily News
"People started coming up from both ways," said the man, who refused to give his name. Witnesses say several men began beating Muon, who got away and ...
Village health workers quit, citing hostile environment - Anchorage Daily News
A woman who answered the phone at the city office declined to give her name, saying "people of Nunam don't want (the clinic) to close, but they got no ...
War game shows how attacking Iran could backfire - Anchorage Daily News
He asked that his name not be used, because under the game's ground rules, participants are supposed to remain anonymous. Jonathan Peled, an Israeli embassy ...