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Alaska: Oil Jobs In Alaska

The Dow Jones industrial average soared to a record high Tuesday, finally surpassing the peak reached at the height of the technology bubble.
The Alaska villages that rejected free home heating oil from Venezuela may end up with full tanks anyhow. Donations are pouring in for people who applaud the villages for rejecting free oil from Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, a vocal critic of President Bush and his policies.
Jerome Ringo, Apollo Alliance president. Making the world a better, cleaner place can also mean making new jobs with an assist from the energy of a new state alliance focusing on the environment and jobs.
Napoleon Superintendent David Watson tells News 11 a rifle was found in a guitar case about 300 feet away from the school building. Watson says it did not appear to be connected with the school in any way, but as a precaution, the building was locked down.
Businesses and people around the country are digging into their pockets to help four Alaska villages whose tribal leaders rejected a heating-fuel gift from the president of Venezuela, Hugo Chavez, a critic of President George Bush.
Sen. George Allen hopes a two-minute ad across Virginia will help pull him out of a six-week tailspin following a string of damaging developments in past weeks.
The shutdown of a satellite field on Alaska's North Slope will not stop BP from beginning the process of cleaning out a corroded transit line in the nation's largest oil field. A company spokesman says they will start running a series of maintenance pigs this September 30.
Alaska lawmakers received at least 119,000 dollars in campaign contributions from six executives at VECO Corporatoin. But that before the Anchorage oil services company was included in a federal investigation into political corruption in Alaska.
Oil prices continue to dip as U.S. inventories weigh more than OPEC members' supply threats.
Former Alaska Gov. Bill Sheffield, center, stopped in Silverdale in July on his way home from a trip to Washington, D.C. to meet up with CK High Class of 1946 classmates (from left) Jerry and Phyllis Sproat and Dr. Al Norman.

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