ADN by Richard Mauer — The Senate on Friday took apart a House bill
that would promote construction of a small-diameter gas line from the North Slope, 
leaving prospects for the line alive but distant and adding a new ripple of drama in the Capitol as the Legislature lurched into its last weekend. The substitute to House Bill 9 took place at a morning meeting of the Senate’s Community and Regional Affairs Committee under the unhappy gaze of the bill’s principal authors — none other than the speaker of the House, Mike Chenault (NGP Photo-R), and one of his trusted lieutenants, Rep. Mike Hawker (NGP Photo). The House bill had been at the top of their priority list. It was also on the governor’s.
that would promote construction of a small-diameter gas line from the North Slope, leaving prospects for the line alive but distant and adding a new ripple of drama in the Capitol as the Legislature lurched into its last weekend. The substitute to House Bill 9 took place at a morning meeting of the Senate’s Community and Regional Affairs Committee under the unhappy gaze of the bill’s principal authors — none other than the speaker of the House, Mike Chenault (NGP Photo-R), and one of his trusted lieutenants, Rep. Mike Hawker (NGP Photo). The House bill had been at the top of their priority list. It was also on the governor’s.
Enterprise,Others Partnering On Natural Gas Liquids Pipeline – Wall Street Journal
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