- Los Angeles supports bill to cap airport's annual
passenger limit at 78m.
AIRLINE INDUSTRY INFORMATION-(C)1997-2002 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD Los Angeles City Council has voted to support a congressional bill to cap annual passenger traffic at Los Angeles International Airport at 78m passengers annually. The measure by Congresswoman Maxine Waters would require federal transportation officials to reject any future expansion plans at the ......
- SNAPSHOT.
Tar Heels are flying high. Passenger boardings at the state's 14 commercial airports have risen more than a third over the past decade. NATIONAL RANK Two percent of the nation's 5,667 airports are in North Carolina. Airports [*] 1. Alaska 430 2. Texas 414 3. California 276 4. Michigan 251 ......
- California-based Del Taco enters fast-food fight
LOVELAND - There's a new taco on the horizon and a talking Chihuahua is nowhere to be found. Del Taco Inc., a Lake Forest, Calif., based chain, plans to open up to five locations in Northern Colorado by 2009. Del Taco is the second-most popular fast food Mexican restaurant in ......
- Outlook: Promise versus doubt
The "U" word. It comes up in any reasonable discussion of the economy. No matter how bright the possibilities for the future, there's uncertainty under foot. Uncertainty about interest rates, water supplies, consumer confidence, war, the dollar, oil, corporate earnings, government debt and job growth. Still, the outlook for Northern ......
- Vintage Colorado: Wine industry comes of age
BOULDER - With substantial help from Colorado State University, Colorados wine industry is uncorking chardonnays and merlots good enough that the state's wine-industry trade group looks for a bigger share of the wine-buyers' market. The Colorado Wine Industry Development Board, which promotes Colorado wine by supporting agriculture, marketing and research, ......
- 40 NORTHERN COLORADO ICONS: Aliens
They come in droves and walk the streets of Northern Colorado, cleverly disguised to blend in with the natives. The aliens are among us, but they didn't come with probes on saucershaped ships. Instead, they came by station wagon, moving van and airplane to invade the region's open spaces and ......
- Colorado considers alternative for nonviolent drug offenders
Colorado's legislature has taken up the issue of providing treatment for substance abusers as an alternative to incarceration. Colorado would join Arizona, California and New York among states favoring treatment of nonviolent offenders instead of prison. Supporters claim Colorado's proposed plan would ease prison crowding, reduce the need for construction ......