(He's from Searchlight, NV)
Posted on 08/29/2007 6:10:29 PM PDT by mdittmar
Washington DC – US Senator Harry Reid of Nevada announced more than $6 million in grants to improve airports throughout the state.
“This much needed funding will help improve the infrastructure of some of Nevada’s airports,” said Reid. “As our state grows, we need to make sure that our infrastructure keeps up. This money will help make that happen.”
The Department of Transportation will award grants to the following Nevada airports:
Reno/Tahoe International Airport: $2,000,000 • Noise Mitigation Measures
Alamo Landing Field: $61,750 • Conduct an Environmental Impact Study North Las Vegas Airport: $1,363,365 • Improve Airport Drainage Elko Regional Airport: $ 2,867,573 • Construction of a Taxiway
“I’ll show you how to pork, mister!!!”
"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." - Manuel II Palelologus
As the STATE grows ... so why should anyone in North Dakota contribute? Let the state manage its own growth.
6 Million??? That will buy a Vending Machine center.
What will become of Sen. Bobby Byrd???
They bulldozed Russell Road East for the new E Gates 3 weeks ago here entering McCarran.
Every feeder and exit lane is too short. Bucko accidents.
Harry Reid is an A$$
My State of Nevada is growing........
1 out of every 3 schools is occupied by illegals.
The “PC” plant manager for the company I work for is taking spanish lessons. He feels cool talking to the labor wearing t-shirts that read...
“NO HABLA ENGLESE”
or something to that effect
he is a wuss!
sorry for the spelling, I don’t mexican
No problem, I never took Spanish either.
Pathetic that the manager is doing that.
And the Nevadans can’t repair their own airports why?
No more earmarks!
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