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FAIRBANKS - Carl Morgan has retained his House seat by 78 votes, beating former legislator Irene Nicholia. That's 72 votes more than his margin over...
would like to thank Rep. Carl Morgan for his leadership in sponsoring HB 285, an act adding a second verse to the official Alaska state song, and for his efforts...
Morgan takes lead in House race ANCHORAGE - Republican incumbent Rep. Carl Morgan of Aniak holds a 78-vote lead in the race for a sprawling Bush district as the winners of Tuesday's election turned their attention...
...two candidates running for Alaska's largest Senate district. Angoon Democrat Albert Kookesh and Aniak Republican Carl Morgan have served as rural lawmakers in the state House of Representatives since the 1990s. Both candidates voted to use...
...verse honoring Alaska Natives to the state song, "Alaska's Flag." The bill's sponsor, Aniak Republican Rep. Carl Morgan, said the change is timely because 2002 marks the 75th anniversary of the Alaska flag. The flag was the creation of...
...nine national wildlife refuges. Two House members - Carl Morgan, R-Aniak, and Albert Kookesh, D-Angoon - are...Landis said in a press release. Senate District C Carl Morgan Carl Morgan, 54, an electrician from Aniak, has served as a...
...start smoking before the age of 21 are at almost double the risk of becoming lifetime smokers. Committee Chairman Rep. Carl Morgan, an Aniak Republican, said passing Crawford's House Bill 189 would not stop people from smoking and suggested that...
...birth to 12 months. No need to register. Call Bartlett Beginnings, 586-8424. Alaska Business Roundtable with Rep. Carl Morgan and Bill Williams, noon, Prospector Hotel. Sponsored by the Alaska State Chamber of Commerce and the Juneau Chamber...
...by Rep. Reggie Joule, a Kotzebue Democrat. The dozen co-sponsors include Republicans Bruce Weyhrauch of Juneau, Carl Morgan of Aniak and Jim Whitaker of Fairbanks and Democrats Beth Kerttula of Juneau and Al Kookesh of Angoon. The nonbinding...
...day. Another wildlife initiative, which failed two years later, would have placed restrictions on trapping. Rep. Carl Morgan, an Aniak Republican, proposed the amendment. Proponents complain that such initiatives are decided on emotion...