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Grants at a college with a high sticker price may actually make it less costly than a college with a lower sticker price and less generous financial aid.

Tommy G. Thompson, the secretary of Health and Human Services, plans to announce the grants at a news conference today at N.Y.U.

The group announced new grants at a center in Spokane that acts as an incubator for high-technology start-ups, then held a roundtable meeting with women business owners in Richland.

So far, United States Artists has won recognition as one of the few new sources of artists' grants at a time when federal financing from agencies like the National Endowment for the Arts has diminished.

Four other cities — Houston, Chicago, Santa Monica, Calif., and Philadelphia — were whittled down from more than 300 that competed for the innovation grants at a time when most American cities are struggling to pay for existing programs to improve life there, let alone establish new ones.

Michael Chertoff, the secretary of homeland security, and Gov. Eliot Spitzer announced the grants at a news conference on Friday at Grand Central Terminal, where Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly outlined his plans to add a layer of security to the city's 24-hour transit system.

The health institutes currently issue 45,000 such grants at an average cost of $360,000 a year.

A 28-day adjournment was granted at a hearing in London by Mr Registrar Jaques.

Carney points out that any HTB loan is -- by definition -- being granted at a high income multiple.

It is to be awarded to the two architects, with a $100,000 grant, at a ceremony on May 7 at Monticello, Thomas Jefferson's Virginia home.

None except an unusual commemoration granted at a modest opening ceremony two months ago when a vast former landfill site on the edge of Tel Aviv was renamed Ariel Sharon Park.