the corridor near fort riley. strong interest has been expressed in the area by the developmental community. and there have been limitations on future growth on the manhattan's west side. in the 2003 update of the manhattan urban area comprehensive plan, which was a joint planning initiative with the city and county, specifically identifies the k-177 gateway area as a potential urban growth corridor if municipal level services are provided. that's why the city could not wait on the sewer line project. it is already underway and being managed by the county. the city will be responsible for the design, bidding, and overseeing the water project. the cost of both the water and sewer projects will be shared by the federal government, city of manhattan, and riley county. clearly it was congressional intent that manhattan's needs be funded. i understand they are not i understand they are not making technical corrections on

smith disqualified himself based on the fact that his second cousin was a republican governor, bob riley, who had defeated mr. siegelman who two-years earlier. mr. siegelman, the one who would have been expected to make the outcry, had no problem with the judge sitting, but in view of the supprepress reports and the conference with the united states attorney, judge smith found in reason to disqualify himself, but he did so in his words, to promote confidence in the institutional integrity of the judicial branch. the shopping spree continued, with the case next being assigned to a junior bush appointed judge from tuscaloosa. the government was rather satisfied with that bargain, and it declined mr. siegelman's invitation to join in the disqualification motion. apparently dr. bobo was comfortable with the assignment, and for good reason. he was a doctor for the children. he had heavily contributed to the judge's campaign for circuit judge. several of the anticipated witnesses in the case were known by the judge and had made political contributions to him. and so when the judge did not volu

pat riley said he had a proposal ready for him. lamar odom says he wants to stay with the champs.he power forward is an unrichted freeing. that's a problem with trevor aariza also in the same situation. he averaged 14 boards nine points a game. >> i know i can play and i know i can help any team that i play on. you sit here today, it seems like it just went by so fast. you know, from not making the playoffs to winning the championship, now being an unrestricted free agent with the opportunity to leave. feels a little surreal, as a champion as well. hopefully embling will work out and i get to stay hope. >> he brings up a good point. she getting paid. >> 14.1, that's paid. >> let's get paid again. with kobe on board, lakers don't need odom to score as much. but look at the points and what they did in the playoffs. odom made quite a difference in making them a championship team. coming up on "sportscenter" -- how do you like my role now? what's keeping pedro from pitching in the majors again? mark martin showing the young guns a thing or two. see how he's doing snag m.j., the robert

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so mark riley is out there with all sorts of information. a little slap on the backside and ty wigginton loosens up, and ty wigginton has always hit well in this ballpark. ty wigginton -- >> jim: he is having trouble. >> buck: he is not going to hit until he gets that sleeve off of his bat. >> buck: but ty wigginton has hit seven home runs in 26 career games in this ballpark. >> jim: and he comes to bat representing the go-ahead run. so the orioles again not giving in down late, and lefty and righty action now in the florida bullpen. he an sanchez. breaking ball, ground ball edwards the middle, bait hit for wigginton! here is luke scott. guthrie is hustling to third and it is a one-run game! four consecutive hits for the orioles! >> buck: when you come off the bench, you better be ready to swing it and that's what ty wigginton does. pinch hits by scott and wigginton here have made it a one-run ballgame! ty wigginton just takes that breaking pitch, the first pitch breaking ball, and he drills it up the middle. ramirez can't knock it down and

single a ball from riley, carolina, some big names, 7-1 in the seventh. potomac also getting a rehabilitation chance. over lakewood, matt chico got roughed up a little bit after two innings but after tommy johnny nice to see matt back in june as they were thinking about september for him. this could be a good chance to see him back earlier than that. >> a great sign. went two ins and a great sign to have him back t young man can pitch and, eh, he was a guy that through more innings than anybody on our staff a couple years ago so it's good to have him cranked back up. >> kip wells a scoreless inning, that's a good sign as he tries to climb back up to the top spot. the nationals had a big top spot tonight with stephen strasburg the number 1 overall. finally we can exhale a little bit. now the negotiating begins but look at that draft board for the nats. >> i just wished everybody could feel what i feel and the only reason i say that is i've had a little bit of experience at watching ball clubs being built and i really like what they are doin' here. you know

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riley, the united states supreme court struck down a massachusetts statute similar in many ways of the f.d.a.'s proposed rule. the statute banned outdoor ads within 1,000 feet of schools, parks, and playgrounds and also restricted point of sale advising for tobacco product thes. this ran afoul of the test established in the central hudson case. as it was not sufficiently narrowly at this tailored -- narrowly tailored and would have separate impacts on community. -- from the community to the community. you'll clean it up, won't you i confused you? the court then noted since the massachusetts statute was based on the f.d.a.'s rule, the f.d.a. rule would have similar unconstitutional effects on the nationwide basis. as justice sandra day o'connor wrote in -- for the court, quote, the oun formally broad sweep of the geographical limitations demonstrates a lack of tailoring, end quote. additionally the proposed rule in the kennedy bill would require ads to use only black text on white background. again the united states supreme court found a similar provision unconstitutional. zauderer, i'm