A member with dependents who is assigned to quarters of the United States or a housing facility under the jurisdiction of a uniformed service may be paid the basic allowance for housing if, because of orders of competent authority, the dependents are prevented from occupying those quarters.
For now, Kannegiesser seems to be holding up well, partly because of orders from outside Europe.
Analysts said the impact on Boeing would be modest because of a backlog of orders for 737 aircraft.
And those sales will involve a class of airplanes that Boeing doesn't even produce and is technically incapable of producing for several years because of a backlog of orders for its larger aircraft.
It's also really stressful in that when it finally works again, you feel that you have to perform because the tool has been out of order for a while.
In the Emert Case, therefore, there was no movement of goods in interstate commerce because of orders taken for their sale, but the specific articles carried about by the peddler, and none other, were sold and delivered by him.
And the Boeing Company, whose fortunes are tied to the industry, said tonight that it would lay off 20,000 to 30,000 workers by the end of 2002 because of fewer orders for aircraft.
As the airline industry continues to hemorrhage cash in the wake of last week's terrorist attacks, the Boeing Company said last night that it would lay off 20,000 to 30,000 workers by the end of 2002 because of fewer orders for aircraft.
Revenue from principal transactions fell 16percentto to $70.4 million, because of reduced orders for municipal and corporate fixed-income products.
BEHIND THE NEWS The overall durable goods figure climbed a bit, but only because of $7.4 billion in orders for big-ticket commercial aircraft.
The source of most of the bad news yesterday was Oracle, which said after the market closed on Thursday that it would miss earnings forecasts for the most recent quarter because of delays in orders for its software.
