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	Alaska 50th - Stories
		Coghill said being elected as a delegate to the convention and helping create the Alaska Constitution remains the highlight of a political career that has spanned six decades.
		Coghill said he was interested in making sure the apportionment of the state was set up in such a way that citizens living in rural Alaska and those living in the urban centers all had an equal voice in government.
		Coghill, who also spent many years as the mayor of Nenana and was elected lieutenant governor in 1990, said the state constitution is one of the great milestones of Alaskan history.
	juneauempire.com /statehood/stories/jackcoghill.shtml (1059 words)

	UAF Newsroom: Honorary degree recipients named (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Jack Coghill, a lifelong Alaskan born in Fairbanks and raised in Nenana.
		Coghill then served as a territorial representative from 1953-1957 and was one of 55 delegates to the Alaska Constitutional Convention held at UAF in 1955.
		Coghill is a longtime supporter of the university and one of the first members of the College of Fellows.
	www.uaf.edu /news/a_news/20040312143003.html (913 words)

	Amazon.com: "Jack Coghill": Key Phrase page
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		Nickel's lieutenant governor, Jack Coghill, ran on the AIP tickets and would seem to have been well...
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	Introduction to the Alaskan Independence Party
		Vogler and Republican State Senator Jack Coghill maneuvered to offer the nomination to Walter J. ("Wally") Hickel, a Republican who had served a half-term as governor from 1966 to 1968 before being named as Secretary of the Interior by President Nixon.
		Coghill, along with other Alaskan conservatives at the time, was dissatisfied with the Republican gubernatorial nominee, Arliss Sturgulewski, a State Senator who was thought to be too liberal on abortion, school prayer and the death penalty.
		Coghill's presence in the race was thought to have undermined the Republican candidate much in the same way that Vogler had done in the election of 1986.
	www.akip.org /introduction.html (1746 words)

	Sponsor Statement: House Bill 304 - Jack Coghill Bridge to the Interior
		Coghill's efforts, the travel time between Anchorage and Fairbanks was cut from twelve hours to six, and the citizens of Alaska continue to benefit from the increased access that the bridge has provided.
		In 1961, State House Representative Jack Coghill was working on state funding to build a bridge over the Nenana River just south of Nenana at Rex.
		Coghill was successful in getting the funding, and once the appropriations for the bridge were made, it was built in record time.
	www.akrepublicans.org /coghill/23/spst/cogh_hb304.php (540 words)

	John B. Coghill - Delegate to the Alaska Constitutional Convention
		John B. Coghill - Delegate to the Alaska Constitutional Convention
		I think that sectarianism segregation in our educational system is bad for the children.
		Therefore out of his deliberations with James Madison they brought about a form of free public education starting in Virginia, and it has come forward ever since under the intent of having the tax dollar only brought to the public educational system.
	www.alaska.edu /creatingalaska/convention/delegates/coghill.xml (166 words)

	Yippee-Ki-Yay!: Awwwww, Jack! (29 June 2006) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Jack Coghill is another one of those prominent Alaska folks I knew while living up yonder.
		Jack Coghill, one of only a handful of surviving drafters of the Alaska Constitution, has publicly announced his support of Republican candidate John Binkley for governor.
		Coghill said Binkley’s experience as a tugboat captain on the Kuskokwim River, riverboat captain on the Tanana and Chena rivers, and as chairman of the Alaska Railroad Corp. have provided the background for becoming the state’s next governor.
	www.yippee-ki-yay.us /index.php/yky/comments/5679 (236 words)

	AKLegislature.com: House Republicans pick staunch conservative as majority leader
		Coghill, a three-term lawmaker from North Pole, said he would represent the GOP majority, but also speak up when he disagrees with them.
		Coghill ran unopposed in the November general election after defeating former Majority Leader Jeannette James in the Republican primary in August.
		In picking Coghill, Republican lawmakers removed him from the influential House Finance Committee and gave that seat to freshman Rep. Mike Hawker.
	alaskalegislature.com /stories/012003/republic.shtml (395 words)

	O'Callaghan v. Alaska (7/5/96), 920 P 2d 1387
		In the 1990 state primary election, Jack Coghill won the Republican Party's nomination for lieutenant governor.
		The claim in the first case was whether "AS 15.25.110 prohibits a person's name from appearing on the general election ballot when that person withdraws as a candidate for one political party to accept another party's nominating petition." Id.
		Thus, as to the claims against the State and Coghill, the doctrine of res judicata prohibits O'Callaghan from relitigating issues that could have been brought in the 1990 suit.
	www.touchngo.com /sp/html/sp-4368.htm (1744 words)

	Fairbanks Daily News-Miner » Archive » Candidates brandish endorsements as primary nears
		Coghill said he’s known since May that he wouldn’t support Republican incumbent Gov. Frank Murkowski, but said he felt strongly about both Sarah Palin and Binkley until recently.
		Coghill said he ultimately supported Binkley because of his approach to getting a natural gas pipeline and the teammates he’s assembled.
		Coghill’s father, Jack Coghill, a former lieutenant governor, announced his support for Binkley in late June.
	newsminer.com /2006/08/16/1540 (815 words)

	Advisory Board Members (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Jack Coghill served a term in the Territorial House of Representatives and was elected to the Constitutional Convention.
		Coghill also served on the Nenana School Board, and was the President of the Alaska School Board Association.
		Thomas Stewart served as the Assistant Attorney General for the Territory of Alaska until 1954, when he was elected to the Territorial House of Representatives.
	www.alaska.edu /creatingalaska/aboard/members.xml (1943 words)

	USATODAY.com - In Alaska, spring means bets in the Nenana Ice Classic (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Jack Coghill, 78, was born and raised in Nenana and presided as mayor for 22 years.
		Coghill was one of 10 people to hold a winning ticket in 1952, when the pot was $180,000.
		The Ice Classic is not just a rite of spring, Coghill said, but a commemoration of Alaska transportation before roads, airplanes and trains.
	www.usatoday.com /news/offbeat/2004-04-06-ice-classic_x.htm (949 words)

	Alaska Subsistence: A NPS Management History (Chapter 6)
		John G. (Jack) Fuller, a House member from Nome from 1979 to 1987, was a strong supporter of the revised subsistence bill that the legislature passed in 1986.
		Several amendment's were then offered on the Senate floor, a key one (by Sen. Jack Coghill) being a personal use amendment that was similar to Halford's needs-based approach.
		[16] Coghill's amendment was rejected on a 10-10 tie vote; shortly afterward, the Senate passed the Resource Committee's version of the subsistence bill, 12-8.
	www.cr.nps.gov /history/online_books/norris1/chap6.htm (1876 words)

	GovTrack: Senate Record: 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE ALASKA CONSTITUTIONAL... (109-s20051108-20) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		John "Jack" Coghill, who was chair of the convention's committee on administration.
		Jack was a member of the territorial House of Representatives and later served as mayor of Nenana, State Senator, and Alaska's Lieutenant Governor.
		John B. "Jack" Coghill was a representative in the Alaska Territorial House of Representatives.
	www.govtrack.us /congress/record.xpd?id=109-s20051108-20 (1737 words)

	Walter Joseph Hickel - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Alaskan Independence Party chairman Joe Vogler seized on this discontent to offer the seats on the AIP ticket to Hickel and Jack Coghill, who had been nominated as the Republican candidate for Lieutenant Governor of Alaska.
		John Howard Lindauer and Jerry Ward, the previous AIP candidates, stepped aside, citing the illness of Lindauer's wife [1], and Hickel and Coghill prevailed in the general election.
		Although he had common ground with the Alaska Independence Party in fighting restrictions on land use imposed by federal environmentalism, Hickel had been one of the most influential historical proponents of Alaska statehood and never endorsed the AIP's secessionism, prompting some party faithful to petition for his recall.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Walter_Joseph_Hickel (789 words)

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		Meanwhile, university spin doctor Jack Coghill practices damage control by circulating an e-mail memo on 28 November, via faculty-staff@ news.carleton.ca.
		Some of the defence points that administration voiced through Coghill are so lamentably weak that we need not address them here.
		But Jack Coghill still asserts that This has not been a rushed process.
	www.caut.ca /cuasa/news/v28n10.txt (1076 words)

	Alaska's Superstation - State News - Quick Start? Gov. Palin Swears In; Says Gas Pipeline Next
		She was joined by several of the people who helped draft that document.
		One of those was Jack Coghill, who also showed his support Monday, reiterating a common theme of Monday being a fresh start for the state.
		Coghill said, “A new beginning, that's what our constitution, that what our whole system of government is about, change hands every four years.
	www.aksuperstation.com /news/local/4826946.html?s=katn (720 words)

	JACK L. COGHILL (Site not responding. Last check: )
		JACK L. Jack Liegh Coghill, 58, of the 2500 block of Berkley Ave.
		He was predeceased by his parents, Irvin and Virginia Coghill.
		Survivors include three sisters, Alice Altman and Virginia Barnes, both of Chesapeake, and Thelma Clanton of Hahira, Ga.; and two brothers, Ernest Coghill and Robert Coghill, both of Chesapeake.
	scholar.lib.vt.edu /VA-news/VA-Pilot/issues/1994/vp940905/09050015.htm (157 words)

	Alaska magazine \| From Ketchikan to Barrow (Site not responding. Last check: )
		“When we wrote this, we were saying, ‘We are the people of Alaska and this is our philosophy,’” Jack Coghill, a Nenana delegate, told The Associated Press.
		Coghill, now 80, is one of five signers of the document still living.
		According to the AP, the constitution’s 50 years have seen 40 amendments proposed and 28 adopted.
	www.alaskamagazine.com /stories/0406/ktob_constitution.shtml (177 words)

	Building the Future - Governor Frank Murkowski (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Now my friends are questioning the Alaska Highway natural gas pipeline contract we have been negotiating for more than two years and have before the Alaska State Legislature for consideration.
		Differences of opinion are a proud characteristic of Alaskans, and Jack and Vic have raised concerns about the contract.
		But many of their concerns are misplaced and do not reflect what is in the contract, while others are fixable.
	gov.state.ak.us /newsletter/newsletter07_28_2006.php (797 words)

	Alaska Railroad Golden Spike
		John Coghill, former mayor of Nenana, Alaska, says President Harding presented the spike to Frederick Mears, Head of the Alaska Engineering Commission.
		I spoke with Jack Coghill (former mayor and long time resident of Nenana, AK) on 12/8/97 and he told me the golden spike was presented to Frederick Mears, Head of the Alaska Engineering Commission by President Harding.
		Jack reports the spike is solid gold and that the railroad tie was pre-drilled to allow the spike to be driven without significant damage.
	www.alaskarails.org /ARR-spike.html (957 words)

	Alaska Journal of Commerce Online
		If he wants to be influential in a Palin administration, he'll have to earn his way amid a flock of others who will be trying to influence Palin's decisions.
		Parnell recalls driving through Nenana, south of Fairbanks, and stopping to visit Jack Coghill, one of Alaska's veteran political warhorses and a former lieutenant governor.
		Parnell asked Coghill if he ever recalled a lieutenant governor who was given a meaningful role in an administration, outside of the legally prescribed duties, such as running the Division of Elections and approving new state regulations.
	www.alaskajournal.com /stories/102206/hom_20061022002.shtml (1193 words)

	GOP Battles To Oust Alaska Governor - Aug. 17, 1998
		In 1990, former GOP Gov. Walter J. Hickel ran on the AIP ticket and defeated Knowles and a moderate Republican.
		Four years later, the spoiler was Hickel's lieutenant governor, Jack Coghill.
		Keep conservatives in the fold and Knowles will be selling sandwiches and sourdough pancakes at his Anchorage delicatessen come January.
	www.cnn.com /ALLPOLITICS/1998/08/17/ap/alaska/index.html (933 words)

	Press: Alaskapolitik: The rest of the races (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Out in North Pole, Al Vezey has also sought to better his political fortunes by eschewing the House for a chance to be in the Senate.
		This leaves Jack Coghill, Claudia Douglas, and Chuck Rollins in a contest for District 32.
		Though this is a conservative area, Douglas’s amazing close polling two years ago proves that she is not to be underestimated, and her potentially damaging association with the NEA has receded further into the past since the last go-’round.
	www.anchoragepress.com /archives/documentebbf.html (1195 words)

	Welcome to the Geordie Jack and Caledonia website - it's good to see you.
		Welcome to the Geordie Jack and Caledonia website - it's good to see you.
		The music of Geordie Jack and Caledonia from Scotland featuring accordian, fiddle, guitar and drums.
		Meet the band, Gerdie Jack himself, Kevin Jack, Darren Coghill, Bryan Coghill, Dado Duncan, and their manager David Burns.
	www.geordiejackandcaledonia.com (56 words)

	Mayors (Achievements and awards) \| Business solutions from AllBusiness.com
		Britain has claimed yet another World Cup--it now holds the record for the World's Biggest Bag of Chips, which was staged as part of National...
		Alaska Business Junior Achievement Hall of Fame Laureate: Jack Coghill: this man of achievement has done everything from run a business to serve as lieutenant governor.
		Jack B. Coghill can list many honors under his name: delegate of the Alaska Constitutional Convention, small-businesses owner, entrepreneur, longest-serving mayor in the state's history,...
	www.allbusiness.com /mayors/3136715-1.html (585 words)

	Earl McRae - Perley vets' final war
		If you do, you are without heart and understanding.
		Jack Coghill, a volunteer at the centre, sent a letter of resignation after a frail new vet -- lonely, no family, a smoker -- retreated, he says, into depression over the no-smoking-inside rule, and one day passed away.
		"That decision," wrote Coghill, "has had a devastating impact on the health and welfare of some of the 11 veteran newcomers that I have since visited.".
	www.tobacco.org /news/238334.html (280 words)

	TIME.com: Alaska Party Pooper -- Apr. 29, 1991 -- Page 1
		Angry that Hickel has not done enough to detach Alaska from the U.S., the group is mounting a campaign to have Hickel and Lieutenant Governor Jack Coghill recalled from office, charging that their nomination was illegal.
		Hickel joined the Independence ticket just minutes before the filing deadline for last fall's election and signaled throughout the campaign that he did not share its views.
		As head of the division of elections, he has refused to give the recall committee any information about what legal steps must be taken to eject an official.
	www.time.com /time/magazine/article/0,9171,972812,00.html (387 words)

	insurgent49
		From the reaction of the right wing to this decision, however, you would think that the world’s liberals had all just been raptured, and that the neo-con Christians had all been left behind.
		Senator Jack Coghill (R - North Pole) accused the court of ruling by “supreme decree” against the recent constitutional amendment in Alaska limiting marriage to a relationship between one man and one woman.
		Senator Fred Dyson (R - Eagle River) claimed that as a result of the decision, he did not know how to prevent polygamy and incest from being legalized in the next court case.
	insurgent49.com /morford_111105.html (689 words)

	AKLegislature.com: State's founders support unfettered judiciary
		Former delegates from the 1955-56 convention who attended were Jack Coghill, Victor Fischer, Katie Hurley, Maynard Londborg, Burke Riley, George Sundborg and U.S. District Judge James von der Heydt.
		He quoted a statistic from a recent study conducted by the Brennan Center for Justice and the National Institute on Money in State Politics, which said the average Supreme Court candidate in states with elected judiciaries in 2000 raised $430,000 for a campaign.
		"I would hate to see a system where special interest is put before public interest," said Coghill, a former legislator and lieutenant governor.
	alaskalegislature.com /stories/050403/convention.shtml (501 words)

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