§ 211.33 Interstate and interstate authority.
Nevertheless, it appears that broader interstate authority, coupled with broader product-line freedom subject to suitable safeguards, would strengthen the industry overall by mitigating the risks associated with banking and lowering the prices of financial services.
Perhaps the biggest accident was in Baltimore, when a tanker carrying gasoline skidded off a highway and exploded, killing two people and causing a nearly 70-vehicle pileup on Interstate 95, authorities said.
Advocates of structural reform have criticized the FDICIA because it does not include broader interstate banking authority and product-line freedom.
This is clear enough from the fact that the States still exercise some authority over interstate trade but have been divested of virtually all authority over Indian commerce and Indian tribes.
On Tuesday, parts of the country unaccustomed to a white Christmas were hit hard by snow, including Little Rock, Ark., where nine inches fell, and parts of Oklahoma, where seven inches of snow contributed to a 21-vehicle pileup on an interstate outside Oklahoma City, the authorities said.
State means any non-Federal permitting authority, including any local agency, interstate association, or statewide program.
Timothy S. Bishop, a Chicago lawyer representing the agency, told the justices that in exercising its authority over interstate commerce when it passed the law in 1972, Congress did not mean to extend federal jurisdiction to isolated ponds that have no impact on "navigable waters," the term used by the Clean Water Act.
Taken together, the two laws allowed the Justice Department to invoke its authority over interstate communications as a means of blocking all Internet gambling.
The environmental group Earthjustice said it would file suit challenging the permit, arguing among other things that Congress has authority over interstate or international commerce.
