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...well as urban Alaska's energy needs into the future.I wish the governor well on his mission to plan for any contingency that would ensure that all Alaskans will have food stored to carry us through any disaster.Nels Anderson, Jr.Anchorage
...Ulmer, Democrat 25,598 Michael J. Beasley, Democrat 1,346 Bruce J. Lemke, Democrat 992 Don Wright, AIP 806 Nels Anderson Jr., AIP 629 John Wayne Glotfelty, AIP 421 Harold A. "Sandy" Haldane, AIP 214 Casey Cockerham, AIP 153 Samuel...
...that more jobs go to Alaskans all across Alaska? Finally, how much money have the oil companies made since the pipeline was paid for? No one ever mentions that, and in addition, that is our oil, not theirs. Nels Anderson Jr. Dillingham
...Because he has an $8,000 debt to settle, Ross enters the last leg of the primary campaign with a $7,300 deficit. Nels Anderson Jr. of Dillingham, one of six Alaskan Independence Party candidates running for governor, reported $8,714 in contributions...
...honor that mandate. That means in-state processing of all of our renewable and nonrenewable resources. If we do that, we will truly reach the potential that our constitution envisions for the people of Alaska. Nels Anderson Jr. Dillingham
...emerging as a common theme. Participating in the League of Women Voters forum were Alaskan Independence Party candidates Nels Anderson Jr. and John Wayne Glotfelty and Democrats Michael Beasley and Lt. Gov. Fran Ulmer. All of the candidates were asked...
...Alaskan Independence Party in the governor's race: Don Wright, Samuel Acevedo Fevos Sr., John Wayne Glotfelty, Nels Anderson Jr., Casey Cockerham and Sandy Haldane. Some have name recognition from previous election tries, but none have the...
...and dreams,'' said Stephen Tolten, its chief financial officer. photo: Local Some of those dreams belonged to Nels Anderson Jr., the corporation's first chief executive officer, a longtime legislator and recent gubernatorial candidate...
...give us immediate relief until we can find better ways to lower our cost of fuel and electricity. Without these programs, many Alaskans will have great difficulty getting through the rest of this year and next. Nels Anderson Jr. Dillingham
...to Gov.-elect Murkowski on your hard fought victory. Also I would like to thank the gentleman from Dillingham, Nels Anderson Jr., for being a statesman throughout this most difficult season. The gracious lady, Fran Ulmer, was also very kind...