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Wings of Alaska co-owner John Lucas and his sister, Kathi Goddard, began piecing together their family tree two years ago for all their relatives...
Wrestler Tela O'Donnell lives in a dorm room at the U.S. Olympic Training Center, a long way from home.
...eight miles from where the Princess Sophia went down in 1918. In 1969, Alaska Airlines announced the acquisition of Alaska Co., a Denver-based firm with interests in 20,000 acres of federal land on the North Slope. In 1979, the state of...
...eight miles from where the Princess Sophia went down in 1918. In 1969, Alaska Airlines announced the acquisition of Alaska Co., a Denver-based firm with interests in 20,000 acres of Federal land on the North Slope. In 1979, the State of...
DENVER - A Democratic group said it plans to spend about $3.3 million on new TV ads in Alaska, Colorado and Oklahoma to highlight lost jobs, budget deficits and health insurance problems under Republican leadership. The New Democrat...
...bike tours. The group will review its recommendations again in 2004. After discussions with Kiefer on Monday, Cycle Alaska co-owner Joyce Waldman said her company decided to pull its proposal. "This particular trail really was not part of the...
...nothing to do with it. It was just the market conditions," said Ron Noel, vice president and general counsel for Tesoro Alaska Co., one of the state's largest gasoline retailers. Evidence gathered in the case remains confidential and the attorney...
...nearly $10 billion from Alaska refiners during the years 1977 to 1996. The RCA order arose after two companies, Tesoro Alaska Co. and Williams Alaska Petroleum Co., claimed that the 1997 rates for transporting North Slope oil to their Alaska refineries...
...crude makes up 52 percent of the price per gallon at the pump. Kip Knudson, government relations manager for Tesoro Alaska Co., said states in the Lower 48 are trucking their fuel around, rather than shipping it by barge and adding additional...
...Alaska refining and retail operations, which lost a combined $3 million in 1999, said Steve Ricks, president of Tesoro Alaska Co. Parent company profits for 1999 were $75 million, compared with a loss of $19.4 million in 1998. The Alaska unit...