District 1 - Republican
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for Representative Bill Williams
- House Legislation Passes on Day
118, 05-16-99
- Legislation Would Modify the Initiative
Process, 05-16-99
- Audio comments only 04-16-99: Representative Bill Williams during
a floor speech Friday expresses his frustration at the impacts federal
forestry policy regarding the Tongass National Forest is having in his
district.
= Bill Williams, 150 K
= Bill Williams, 150 K
= Bill Williams, 177 K
= Bill Williams, entire speech - 479 K - Operating Budget Clears House
- Bill Reflects Tough Choices and Lower Revenues, 04-13-99
= Eldon Mulder, 101 K
= Bill Hudson, 60 K
= Bill Williams, 48 K
= Joe Green, 95 K - Representative Williams Introduces Measure to Give Alaska's Initiative Process an Increased Statewide Perspective, 02-11-99
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Representative Brian Porter Named House Speaker - Republicans to
Lead Majority Once Again, 11-07-98
= Brian Porter, 125 K
- Alaska Grand Old Party Welcomes Rep. Bill Williams - Veteran Southeast Legislator Joins Republican Party, 11-05-98
- Southeast Transportation Plan Public Hearing - House Transportation Committee to Meet September 2, 09-01-98
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6 More Majority Bills Become Law, 06-23-98
= Norman Rokeberg, 41 K
- Continuing the Commitment that's Working for Alaska - 1997 - 1998 Accomplishments Press Packet, 05-15-98
- Move Toward Adjournment Continues - Senate Passes Significant Legislation, 05-10-98
- House Gives Seniors/Disabled a Break - Bill Approves Lifetime Vehicle Registrations, 05-01-98
- Senate Passes Highway Safety Measure - Alaska's Commercial Vehicle Inspection Law Updated, 04-29-98
- House Supports Anchorage Role as "Air Crossroads of the World" - Measure Supports Mandatory Stopover for Russian Flights, 04-18-98
- House Members Say Much Work Remains on Pacific Salmon Talks - Differences Remain, But Legislators Hopeful for Agreement, 03-27-98
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House Passes Measure Improving Highway Safety - Bill Updates State's
Commercial Vehicle Inspection Law, 03-26-98
= Bill Williams, 59 K
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Leman Describes British Columbia Talks as Hopeful
Beginning, 03-26-98
= Loren Leman, 84 K
- State Forester Qualification Bill Passes House 36 to 0, 02-25-98
- State Forester Qualification Bill Passes House Resources Committee, 02-12-98
- House Opposition to Roadless Moratorium Unanimous, Tongass Not Out of the Woods Yet; 02-02-98
- Roadless Area Decision Called "Bittersweet" Tongass Exempted but Chugach Included in Withdrawals, 01-22-98
- Majority Moves to Protect Jobs and Families, Legislators Oppose New Wilderness in the Tongass; 01-21-98
- Rep. Williams Opposes Imposition of New Wilderness Areas on the Tongass - Introduces HJR 49, 01-21-98
- 1997 Press Release Archive for Representative Williams