...than 2:30 p.m. Alan was born on February 8, 1923 on the family oil lease in Fellows, California. He learned the oil business at an early age, and was climbing derricks in the family business by the age of 10. Alan served our country during...
...Steve Chamberlain said that is exactly what the mural does. "It's got local businesses, small businesses and oil businesses included in it," Chamberlain said. "They did a good job. They got a little bit of everything." After receiving...
...then maybe we could do something with the gas."Olson said the state needs to make itself more competitive in the oil business as to stymie the loss of business to the Lower 48. He said he thinks the Legislature can find common ground amongst...
...its proximity to an active volcano, others are as quick to mention the consequences that could come from one.The oil business that our area has greatly benefitted from has always come with risks. We expect any company that explores or produces...
...best thing for the state, he said. "The state of Alaska and the producers are in the same business: We're in the oil business," he said. "We make billion-dollar investments early, and we take our returns over many years. So in the short...
...ANCHORAGE (AP) -- Phillips Petroleum Co. said it plans to spend $807 million in capital projects for its Alaska oil business next year, down $18 million from this year's budget. The Bartlesville, Okla.-based company said Tuesday that...
In late December, Phillips Petroleum Co. announced its $807 million budget for 2002 oil business in Alaska. Although this is an $18 million decrease from last year's budget, Dawn Patience, a spokesperson for the company...
...average in the country, or better than most states," said state labor economist Neil Fried. The strength of the oil business, where prices have over the last year stayed over $70 a barrel, and sometimes topped $80 a barrel, has kept state...
...they owned. But visions of more giant fields stashed beneath the North Slope have never materialized. Success in the oil business is simple. ''More profits requires more oil,'' said Ken Thompson, the former president of Arco Alaska Inc. who...
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