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Bill to give District of Columbia a vote stalls

By Kelly Saco
April 23, 2010 - 9:00 am
Plus, Syracuse museum's interactive F-16 jet exhibit isn't kid-proof and Jason Taylor agrees to a deal with the New York Jets.

The New York Times reports that the House will not be voting on legislation that would grant the District of Columbia a voting representative in Congress this week or possibly even this year. 

The delayed voting can be blamed on the legislations preoccupation with an amendment that would loosen the District’s gun control laws.

Syracuse museum's interactive F-16 jet exhibit isn't kid-proof
 
The Post Standard reports that the Fighting Falcon F-16 cockpit at the Milton J. Rubenstein Muesum of Science   is not all it seems to be.
 
The exbhit broke only a week after the Lockheed Martin Flight and Space exhibit opened in late January. The attempts to repair it ended in constant failure.
 
New York Jets, Jason Taylor agree to deal
 
According to The Post Standard linebacker Jason Taylor has agreed to terms on a contract with rival team the New York Jets.
 
Taylor has played 12 of his 13 seasons with the AFC East-rival Miami Dolphines.
 

 

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