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...three-sentence amendment into an unrelated bill that gave the Lyttons their reservation. Later, there would be outrage over the amendment. Frank Wolf, a Republican Congressman from Virginia, called it a disgrace. But for 200 Lyttons and their backers, it's an American success story. --With reporting by Laura Karmatz/New York and research by Joan Levinstein, Mitch Frank and Nadia Mustafa...
Suburban stonewalling was a hot topic at the wireless industry's recent Tower Summit and Trade Show in New Orleans. "Wireless companies have already paid the Federal Government over $20 billion for licenses that are tied up in local disputes," lamented Laura Altschul, government affairs director for T-Mobile USA. "We need to break the logjam in residential areas." To speed the process, the Bush Administration is trying to give the industry unfettered access to the public right of way. Municipalities could lose control over tower siting along major roads, but it's unlikely that citizens will have...
...trunk. You could put three bodies in there”), a jewelry store employee, and as a “technical advisor” on a new gangster movie. Needless to say, these attempts at legitimacy don’t work out as planned. Sobel’s wife Laura (Lisa Kudrow) doesn’t feel particularly hospitable towards mobsters either, and so Sobel’s life is once again thrown into utter chaos...
...vaccinate women against at least one strain of HPV--a key step in any campaign to eliminate cervical cancer, since practically all cervical tumors need an HPV infection to get started. The study was not designed to treat patients but rather to show that the vaccine approach works, notes Laura Koutsky, an epidemiologist from the University of Washington in Seattle, who led the study. In other words, she says, "it's a proof of principle...
...Laura A. Aull ’04, also an English concentrator, said the event is unnecessary and might not tackle the issue appropriately...