Colorado enacted one of the first provisional-balloting laws in 2002, and immediately fell into an ugly dispute in a close Congressional race.
Now, after years of fighting over the plan without a store ever being opened, a legal turn this week may finally bring one of the area's longest running zoning disputes to a close.
Although wrongdoing was never proved, Joanne Schivley, a City Council member, considered the election invalid and for four years bitterly opposed Mr. Davis, refused to address him as "mayor," and eventually challenged his re-election (no winner has been declared in a disputed, close race).
The fight was subsequently described as a "competitive and highly entertaining fight" and the result was reviewed as a "disputed" close split decision.
They also bode poorly for the resolution of disputes in a closer economic union.Bad bloodThe latest spat is between Thailand and Cambodia, whose prime minister, Hun Sen, went out of his way to antagonise the summit's host, Mr Abhisit.
One source for the "golden showers" allegation, according to Isikoff and Corn, was Sergei Millian, a mysterious Belarusian-American businessman whose claims to have been an intimate of Trump and his circle have been disputed by those close to Trump.
This is disputed by people close to those in the fleet.
That view was disputed by people close to Mr. Fager, who said that Ms. Couric has praised his stewardship of her "60 Minutes" pieces.
Kraft Foods, a unit of Philip Morris, which had been interested in buying Hershey early on, appears to be backing away because of the asking price of more than $10 billion and the disputed process, executives close to that company said.
The International Tennis Federation eventually approved the use of Hawk-Eye as an aid to be used by umpires, should any judgements be disputed or too close to call.
