But it thinks that in a few months its estimate will come to between £1tn and £1.5tn.
MTA Chairman Don Knabe, a member of the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, opposed Najarian's measure, calling it a "delaying tactic" because the cost estimate will come out of ongoing environmental studies.
For example, if past turn out to be prologue, International Paper's 2002 estimated earnings will come in closer to 46 cents per share than the $2.82 analysts are currently looking for, meaning its true price-to-earnings ratio is closer to 90 than 15.
The club estimates 3,000 people will come through the park's winding paths to see the display, which is the best way to understand the gravity of the event, Nininger said.
This time we estimate the bill will come to £200,000.
For example, only 50% of 1999s estimated $142.5 million sales will come from Y2K business.
The $3 billion difference between cost estimates will likely come out of the documentary surtax funding used for the other programs: housing, transportation, and the general revenue.
Repairs will cost roughly $15 million, the park service estimates, half of which will come from a private donation.
The overall estimates of Iraqi surpluses will come down somewhat if the Iraqi Parliament passes stalled legislation that includes a $22 billion supplemental budget for 2008.
You could say 10,000 and I could say one million, and who knows?" Seth W. Pinsky, the president of the New York City Economic Development Corporation, estimates that 10,000 people will come from out of town specifically to visit the "Waterfalls" over the next three months.
