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| ONLINE EDITION No. 23 June 9, 2003 UPDATED TUESDAY June 10, 2003 |
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| Gov. Gary Locke unveiled a $28-million tax incentives package to help Washington land final assembly of the Boeing 7E7. For the state's future, he said. Will he be successful?
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Our efforts will make our state even more competitive and, in turn, help Boeing and its supplier network reduce their costs and compete even more effectively with Airbus—Gov. Gary Locke
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Reader Ben Lukoff from Seattle, reacting to those against the proposal to lift the UW lease lid, asks: “Why is everyone so dead-set against the lifting of the lease lid?” He said the Ave and its surroundings are a mess with tons of empty storefronts. Reader Shawna from Kansas, reacting to the extension of the temporary unemployment program, asks: “Does it really take two-and-a-half years to find another job if you are really looking?” Meantime, Deborah Pierce writes how new technologies—like DIVAs—and experimental projects—like LifeLog—make it technically feasible to observe everybody living in the US, pervasively and persistently. Share your thoughts to editor@seattlepress.com.
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