BP chief says no rush on pipeline
Here’s a story, filed Friday, by the Reuters news service that everyone in the Capitol will want to read:
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (Reuters) - BP Plc Chief Executive John Browne said on Thursday he hopes that a final agreement on financial terms for the proposed natural gas pipeline can be reached soon, but there is no need to rush, despite pressure from the Bush Administration and Alaska’s governor.
“It would be easy for me to say that there’s a short window and give you a lot of arguments about that. Actually, the window is reasonably long for any project,” Browne told a luncheon audience in Anchorage.
News-Miner reporters Stefan Milkowski and Eric Lidji bring you up-to-date info about the governor's oil tax and
the gas line plans as well as tossing in some tidbits that have nowhere else to go.
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