Original sentence: Chugach (pronounced "CHOO-gatch") is the name of a native Alaskan culture and group of people in the region of the Kenai Peninsula and Prince William Sound.Chugach Alaska Corporation.Chugach National Forest.Chugach National Forest spans parts of the Kenai Peninsula and the area around Prince William Sound.Circa 1950 the average life expectancy for the Chugach people was 38 years (1 -- p.In 2003 Chugach ranked second in Alaska Business Monthly’s list of Top 49ers, a ranking of the top Alaskan-owned and operated businesses.The Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA) corporation, Chugach Alaska Corporation, is so named because many of  the sharholders are of the Chugach culture.The Chugach Mountain Range runs 300 miles between the Copper River to the east and to Whittier to the west.The corporation filed bankruptcy in 1991 as a result a fallout in the timber industry, a salmon glut, a fire at its Orca cannery, and the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill's impact on the local herring population.The southern boundary is Prince William Sound
Edited sentence: Circa 1950 the average life expectancy for the Chugach was 38 years (1 -- p.In 1969, British Petroleum acquired the Valdez oil terminal, from the Chugach, for one dollar.Some natives contend that this was an illegal transfer.The Chugach is a Native corporation in Alaska, in the vicinity of Nanwalek and Prince William Sound.The group went bankrupt in 1991, as a result of bad luck in various investments, a fallout in the timber industry, a salmon glut, a fire at its Orca cannery, and the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill's impact on the local herring population