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...Department of Homeland Security is expected to announce tomorrow that Washington's Reagan National Airport will soon allow small private planes and other general aviation aircraft to land there as long as a law enforcement officer, who is authorized to use force if necessary, is on board...
...corporate executives who wanted access to the convenient downtown airport, five sources in aviation and government say that David Stone, the head of the Transportation Security Administration, is planning to announce tomorrow that a limited number of carefully screened general aviation flights will be able to return to Reagan National in three months. The private aircraft, the government sources told TIME.com, will be under the most rigorous security measures of any private aircraft anywhere in the US. Only 48 flights a day will be allowed into Washington and they will be able to come only from a dozen 'gateway' cities...
Backers of expanded stem-cell research say public opinion is swinging their way, thanks in no small part to such high-profile advocates as Nancy Reagan, who has made her late husband's struggle with Alzheimer's an emblem of the campaign for stem-cell research. Support is solid even among Republicans, says G.O.P. pollster David Winston, who conducted a poll released last week by New Models, a Republican communication research organization. Surveying 13 Republican congressional districts across the country, Winston found that voters in those areas favored embryonic-stem-cell research an overall 66% to 27%, while Republicans supported...
...Many would argue that the appointment of the next Federal Reserve chair is as important to the future of the country as the appointment of the next Supreme Court justice,” said Gergen, a former adviser to Presidents Nixon, Ford, Reagan, and Clinton...
Gergen says he expects that President Bush will assemble a team of advisers to assist him in making the appointment, including Deputy Chief of Staff Karl Rove and two officials from the Reagan White House: former CEA chairman Michael Boskin and former Secretary of State George Shultz...