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Federal law makes path through wildlife refuge tricky.
City and state planners proposing an extension of the Tony Knowles Coastal Trail will have to clear a new federal hurdle before building it through or near the Anchorage Coastal Wildlife Refuge, the Federal Highway Administration says. The business owner is just looking, but officials are leery. A man who submitted plans to the state to build a chlorine bleach plant in a populated area says he was just exploring his company's options. A group of campers found remains of a body Friday evening on a remote patch of Fort Richardson, and Anchorage police say the remains may be those of a soldier who disappeared while ice fishing in the area 15 years ago.