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	KULR-8 Television (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Bill Wittmer is a fan of whatever football team happens to be playing the Seattle Seahawks.
		Bill has bet his daughter Ladonna on every Seattle Seahawk football game since 1987, and his other daughter Nancy for the last 10 years.
		Bill says he doesn't want to lose anymore, but he's got another idea lined up for next year just in case.
	www.kulr8.com /index.php?StoryID=6075 (184 words)

	deseretnews.com \| Senate proposes tougher penalties for drunken driving \| Deseret Morning News Web edition
		WASHINGTON — The Senate version of the giant highway bill now before Congress would push the states to adopt stiff penalties for three categories of drunken drivers responsible for much of the death toll: repeat offenders, those with very high blood-alcohol levels, and those whose licenses were suspended for drunken driving but kept driving anyway.
		The bill is in a conference committee, where a variety of issues, including the overall spending level, are in negot- iation.
		Sherwood Boehlert, R-N.Y., a conferee on the bill, said in a phone interview that his wife and daughter had been hit head-on by a drunken driver one afternoon in the mid-1990s, as they were driving about a mile from their home in New Hartford, N.Y., near Utica.
	deseretnews.com /dn/print/1,1442,600142102,00.html (784 words)

	Drunken driver rules dropped from bill - Boston.com - Washington - News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Lawmakers negotiating a new long-term highway bill have dropped a Senate-passed provision that would have penalized states that don't enact tough laws against high-risk drunken drivers.
		Aides said the bill, which would replace an act that expired almost two years ago, could be completed on Wednesday, and the House could take it up as early as Wednesday.
		They warned that states could lose more than $600 million in highway construction funds and that the 36 states that are in compliance with current law would have to rewrite their laws.
	www.boston.com /news/nation/washington/articles/2005/07/26/drunken_driver_rules_dropped_from_bill (497 words)

	Senate Version of Bill Pushes States to Adopt Stiff Drunken Driving Penalties - New York Times
		The bill is in a conference committee, where a variety of issues, including the overall spending level, are in negotiation.
		If state legislatures did not toughen their laws as the bill demands, up to $600 million could be diverted from highway construction to programs aimed at highway safety, and Ms.
		Sherwood Boehlert, Republican of New York, and a conferee on the bill, said in a phone interview that his wife and daughter had been hit head-on by a drunken driver one afternoon in the mid-1990's, as they were driving about a mile from their home in New Hartford, N.Y., near Utica.
	www.nytimes.com /2005/06/17/politics/17drunk.html?ex=1276660800&en=b58921fdcbe55212&ei=5088&partner=rssnyt&emc=rss (853 words)

	Contemplating the Tsunami, February 6, 2005
		Bill Templer is a Chicago-born linguist and Israeli who worked many years with the Bedouin Rights Association in southern Israel, the Palestinian-run Galilee Research Center in Nazareth, and in the Roma civil rights movement in eastern Bulgaria.
		Harsha Walia stresses that “political global compassion is often an ideology of political and social control couched in euphemisms and contradictions of humanitarian intervention Let us be clear that there is no doubt that humanitarian work in order to save lives and provide adequate access to food and shelter is absolutely necessary.
		Harsha Walia, “The Tsunami and the Discourse of Compassion,” ZNet, http://www.zmag.org/content/showarticle.cfm?SectionID=44&ItemID=6940
	site.www.umb.edu /faculty/salzman_g/Strate/Discus/2005-02-06.htm (3794 words)

	HART, SIR ROBERT - LoveToKnow Article on HART, SIR ROBERT (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		In the latter years of his reign Harshas sway over the whole basin of the Ganges from the Himalayas to the Nerbudda was undisputed.
		He was the last native monarch who held paramount power in the north prior to the Mahommedan conquest; and was succeeded by an era of petty states.
		His work on behalf of the British Medical Association is shown by the increase from 2000 to 19,000 in the number of members, and the growth of the British Medical Journal from 20 to 64 pages, during his editorship.
	41.1911encyclopedia.org /H/HA/HART_SIR_ROBERT.htm (2172 words)

	domain-B : Indian business : management : general : On the winning front
		Harsha will be querying the two participants on the process of turning teams around, since when a team requires a turnaround, it is assumed that there has been a failure at some point.
		I think it was Bill Gates who said once that success is a lousy teacher.
		Harsha Bhogle: It is interesting that you mentioned Clive Woodward because one of the things Alan Border and Bob Simpson emphasised when Australia were making their grand turnaround from being at the bottom as recently as '85-'86 that they were going to rebuild on attitude first.
	www.domainb.com /management/general/20040920_winning_front.html (1001 words)

	Computing Research Policy Blog
		The bill would have boosted overall Defense R&D (that's the aggregate of 6.1 Basic, 6.2 Applied, and 6.3 Advanced Technology Development) by 2.6 percent in FY 2006.
		The bill, by virtue of its "must pass" status and its late consideration, has become a Christmas tree of sorts for legislators eager to include provisions they've been unable to pass in other vehicles.
		Consequently, the bill is loaded with provisions not obviously germane to the Department of Defense, like authorization for drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR), $29 billion in further hurricane aid, and $3.8 billion for flu preparations.
	www.cra.org /govaffairs/blog/index.php (4072 words)

	Solar Cooking, Solar Ovens - Sun Ovens International
		Harsha works at home, so she can cook leisurely.
		A few years ago, when the East Valley was having bear encroachment problems; Harsha put away her oven, fearful that foraging creatures would sniff out her roasts.
		Although Harsha's oven can reach temperatures up to 400 degrees, she has her eye on another model that gets as hot as 600 and bakes crispy pizza.
	www.sunoven.com /News_SunKissed.asp (874 words)

	Computing Research News
		Without the caps in place, appropriations bills that come to the floors of the respective chambers are open to amendments that could significantly increase funding levels (or cut others) for programs within the bills.
		It is likely that the unfinished appropriations bills will be bundled into a single “omnibus” appropriations bill and passed en masse, either during the lame duck session or perhaps as late as January when the new Congress convenes.
		They could move as individual bills for consideration by their respective bodies or get bundled up with all of the other unfinished appropriations bills as part of an omnibus bill and never see individual consideration.
	www.cra.org /CRN/articles/nov04/harsha.html (1346 words)

	Firing Squad
		Bill Clinton, Al Gore, and George W. Bush were set to face a firing squad in a small Central American country.
		Bill Clinton was the first one placed against the wall and just before the order to shoot him was given, he yelled out, "Earthquake!"
		The firing squad fell into a panic and Bill jumped over the wall and escaped in the confusion.
	www.gutfeel.com /forum/about152.html (235 words)

	Online edition of Sunday Observer - Business (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Amal Harsha de Silva, Director, Private Health Sector Development, said that the private sector in the North and East was very keen on investing in the health sector and assured him of their co-operation with the Ministry of Health in upgrading the existing medical facilities in the two provinces.
		While the private health care institutions are mushrooming in the country, Health Minister P. Dayaratne will soon present the Private Health Care Institution Bill before Parliament in a bid to regulate the activities to minimise irregularities of the private health care services in the country.
		Under the new bill, the Health Ministry is vested with the authority to monitor the functioning of all private hospitals for which it is essential to have a well trained and experienced medical staff.
	www.sundayobserver.lk /2002/09/01/new26.html (319 words)

	Shuster -- CQ Weekly
		Going into the final day of debate in June on a bill authorizing billions for airport construction, even those who relied on Bud Shuster's legislative prowess had their doubts.
		In the five-year, $88 billion highway authorization bill passed in 1987 (PL 100-17), before he became chairman, there were 120 earmarks amounting to $890 million -- including a $72 million project for Shuster's district, the bill's costliest.
		Fundraisers with groups who have a stake in transportation bills before the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee have consistently helped Shuster raise one of the largest war chests in the House, even though he has been unopposed in six of the last seven elections and has not had a strong challenger since 1974.
	www.dickinson.edu /~rudaleva/shuster.html (3551 words)

	16/5/2005 -- Indian wildlife officials concerned as poaching of male elephants rises
		"It is alarming," says Harsha, who says poachers who continue to kill elephants for their ivory tusks may have decimated the population, something which will be determined by the largest ever census of India's Asian elephant population which began recently.
		Harsha, one of hundreds of census volunteers, found that of the 42 elephants he sighted in a sanctuary in southern Karnataka state only four were males, including a calf.
		Volunteer Harsha says he always courted danger in his three-day job.
	forests.org /articles/reader.asp?linkid=41852 (1154 words)

	AASHTO Home
		While momentum is building for passage of a federal highway and transit bill, the clock is running and grassroots support is needed to push the bill to enactment, transportation advocates said this week.
		Bill Millar, president of the American Public Transportation Association, cited the toll that the delay in reauthorization has taken on the transit industry, noting that equipment manufacturers are considering layoffs and capital improvements are being deferred due to delayed action on the bill.
		He warned that the election killed momentum for the bill last fall, and that discussions of the federal deficit might impede passage this year.
	transportation1.org /aashtonew?sid=229 (463 words)

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		All these people have a birthright in that property and the property on the death of any member of this coparcenary passes by survivorship to the members who remain behind, and does not pass to the heirs of the deceased.
		The Hindu Code Bill wanted the Dayabhag rule, under which the property was to be held by the heir as his personal property with an absolute right to dispose it of either by gift or by will or any other manner that he chooses.
		I feel it is time that the Ambedkarites should stop lamenting about the killing of Hindu Code Bill and devote their attention to the unfinished work of Ambedkar about the Hindu Code Bill.
	www.ambedkar.org /jamanadas/Dayabhag.htm (1363 words)

	Tyler Morning Telegraph - NEWS - 02/14/2004 - HIGHWAY BILL RUNS UP AGAINST BUSH'S CALL FOR FISCAL DISCIPLINE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		On the agenda was the lawmaker's dream bill: a six-year, $318 billion highway spending measure that would pour billions of new dollars into states for desperately needed road and bridge construction.
		In the background was President Bush, demanding that they live up to their principles and reject a bill that exceeded the bounds of fiscal responsibility.
		He said Bush's veto of a more generous bill would demonstrate that he stands firm behind fiscal discipline, but could also resonate among voters asking themselves why they are sitting in traffic.
	www.zwire.com /site/news.cfm?BRD=1994&dept_id=226374&newsid=10970492&PAG=461&rfi=9 (810 words)

	Hopewell Culture NHP: Administrative History (Chapter 10)
		Harsha staff members wanted NPS to compromise further so that the retiring congressman could support the Hopeton bill and tell constituents he helped reduce the total acreage.
		Fagergren opposed both, stating, "We would be taking the traditional Ohio approach and concentrating on the mounds and earthworks alone, ignoring the village, camp, and other type sites." [43] He favored no less than 450 acres.
		Harsha's persistent lobbying of the House subcommittee paid off and the 150-acre proposal prevailed with the strong backing of Congressman John Seiberling (Democrat-Ohio).
	www.nps.gov /hocu/adhi/adhi10c.htm (2315 words)

	KET - Nature's beauty, human achievement on display in next Kentucky Life on KET1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		In this segment, Dave meets Bill Caroland and Joyce Vize, who were involved in its construction.
		Internationally recognized, the William H. Harsha Bridge is more than a new landmark for the area.
		An aerial photo of the new William H. Harsha Bridge in Maysville.
	www.ket.org /pressroom/2003/20/KKYLI_000918.html (641 words)

	House signs off on supercomputing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		A new supercomputing bill passed by the House this week is supposed to resuscitate federal interest in the field, but it would not authorize new funding.
		The bill authorized $50 million for fiscal 2005, $55 million for fiscal 2006 and $60 million for fiscal 2007.
		This legislation passed by the House this week is broader in scope than last year's bill, which pertained only to the Energy Department.
	www.fcw.com /article88707-04-27-05-Web (725 words)

	Chap. 24 - Computing Research in the FY 2004 Budget Request
		The bill provides authorization for $903 million in cyber security research funds and fellowship opportunities at NSF and NIST from FY 2003 through FY 2007.
		Wyden's amendment passed on a voice vote and was included in the final bill signed by the President on February 20.
		The CISE Advisory Committee report received significant attention within the computing community for its conclusion that a significant new NSF initiative in cyberinfrastructure was required with a significant increase in funding (on the order of $1 billion a year).
	www.aaas.org /spp/rd/04pch24.htm (2369 words)

	U.S. Newswire : Releases : "Governors Highway Safety Association Praises Lifesaving Highway Bill" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Jim Champagne, chairman of GHSA, praised the bill and said, "GHSA members are pleased that this long reauthorization effort has concluded and that so many new resources are provided for State Highway Safety Offices.
		Many of the Association's recommendations for federal behavioral highway safety grant programs are captured in the final bill.
		In addition, the bill would authorize $25 million a year for states that satisfy other occupant protection criteria.
	releases.usnewswire.com /GetRelease.asp?id=51120 (571 words)

	Charlevoix Historical Society - Charlevoix, Michigan
		Bill Cashman of the Beaver Island Historical Society will be on hand to present a program on St. Paddy, King Strang, and the more-than-a-century-old influence of the Irish heritage on Beaver Island.
		A tentative exhibit on the plant is scheduled for the Depot in 2006.
		Society member and local pharmacist Frank Ochs recently loaned the Harsha House a priceless collection of negatives that his father, Harley Ochs, had taken in Charlevoix in the 1920s and 1930s.
	www.chxhistory.com /2005news/2005-02.htm (630 words)

	Governing: Assessments/September 2005
		estled deep in the recesses of the 1,752-page federal transportation bill that just became law is a remarkable piece of generosity from Congress to state governments — remarkable not only because Washington hasn’t been all that friendly to the states recently but also because it’s a windfall that asks very little in return.
		In the view of Barbara Harsha, of the Governors’ Highway Safety Association, “it sends a terrible message to the states.
		That view reflects the list of other, less conspicuous safety-related provisions that consumer groups managed to get into the transportation bill — language that deals with the other two major components of highway safety: the design of automobiles and the condition of highways.
	www.governing.com /articles/9assess.htm (1519 words)

	USATODAY.com - Ohio senator makes his mark on highway safety (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		"He has a tendency to want to prescribe what he wants states to do and to penalize them when they don't do it," says Harsha, whose members are the top highway-safety officials in their states.
		In the end, the provision DeWine sponsored in the highway bill simply directs the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to do more research into driver's education, something it had already begun.
		DeWine wants to be sure NHTSA will continue to do the research no matter who is running the agency, because he thinks the issue of teen highway deaths is too important to get sidelined again.
	www.usatoday.com /money/autos/2005-08-09-dewine-usat_x.htm (1315 words)

	Brick Wall
		Looking for descendants of WS and Laura E. Harsha, prominent residents of Muskogee from 1880-1940.
		Harsha owned a general mercantile business with Spaulding, part of a ranch with JE and CW Turner and then went into real estate in later life.
		Some of their children were Anna Gordon Harsha, Truman Dow Harsha, Hoy L. Harsha, Rex S. Harsha.
	www.usgennet.org /usa/ok/county/muskogee/brickwall.htm (2761 words)

	William H. Harsha Lake. The Columbia Gazetteer of North America. 2000
		William H. Harsha Lake, reservoir (3 sq mi/7.8 sq km), Clermont co., SW Ohio, on East Fork of Little Miami R., 19 mi/31 km E of Cincinnati; 38°57'N 84°05'W. Max.
		capacity 294,800 acre-ft. Formed by William H. Harsha L. Dam (205 ft/ 62 m high), built (1973) by Army Corps of Engineers for flood control; also used for water supply and recreation.
		Also known as East Fork L. East Fork State Park at E end of reservoir.
	www.bartleby.com /69/44/W03344.html (119 words)

	Seven Oaks Magazine.
		Benignly titled, the Safe Streets Act is a continuation of the vicious attack on the poor and the homeless.
		In fact, of course, it is poor people and homeless people whom this bill is criminalising.
		From a legal standpoint, it is interesting, but perhaps not surprising, that the Safe Streets Act in Ontario and the panhandling bylaw in Vancouver have both withstood constitutional challenges on the basis that the laws deny freedom of expression, violate equality rights, and deny life, liberty, and security of person.
	www.sevenoaksmag.com /features/16_safe_streets.html (1442 words)

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