Word: reportable
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...system, especially since its ultimate cost is estimated at more than $30 billion. The four largest weapons contractors--Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Raytheon and TRW--together received more than $2.2 billion in missile-defense research-and-development money over a recent 21-month span, according to a report issued by the World Policy Institute. In 1997 and '98, the latest years for which figures are available, Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Raytheon and TRW spent $35 million on lobbying. Boeing is even readying a television campaign touting the need for missile defense...
...religious, financial and political opposition. The sweeping reforms, which received even Senator Ford's support, include more mandatory training for day-care workers and random audits for centers that take in more than $250,000 in subsidies. Perhaps most important, the state will now provide day-care center report cards, giving parents the tools for deciding the best place for their kids. Chumney, happy with her victory, is nevertheless cautious about the future. "I'm trying not to overplay it," she says. "Change takes time...
...this issue we tried to capture the spirit of a nation of pioneers and pilgrims who are, nonetheless, rooted by their sense of community. We also hoped to report how ordinary Americans find pragmatic solutions to problems that politicians too often address on an ideological basis...
...HUPD units assisted CPD with a pass assault and battery. The incident took place at the Harvard T station. The victim called on the Emergency Box at Fogg Museum. The incident was first reported as an unarmed robbery and appears to be a mutual assault. Victims were transported to Cambridge City Hospital for treatment. CPD handled the report...
...Cloaking himself in the nationalist mantle may also help Arafat sweeten the odor arising out of the recent release of his Palestinian Authority's report to its donors, which includes potentially damaging disclosures of development money rerouted into a slush fund, a $60 million stake in a West Bank casino project and $18 million in profits derived from its monopoly on cement. With so little of the billions pumped into the Palestinian territories over the past six years having found their way into infrastructure and job creation (despite the minting of a few Palestinian millionaires), it may be fair...