His wife and daughter had died a few weeks before he did, in an accident involving a land mine they had rooted up out of the family garden.
Last year during Mr. Habibie's administration, Mr. Suharto's youngest son, Hutomo Mandala Putra, was acquitted of corruption charges involving a land deal.
One project, a $400 million rail line between Santa Fe and Albuquerque that opened last month, was marred by a political dust-up when it was disclosed that one station involved a land swap with a politically powerful developer and major Richardson contributor.
In August 1994 Starr was named the independent counsel to lead the investigation into the so-called Whitewater affair, which involved a land deal in Arkansas during the time Clinton, a Democrat, was that state's governor.
Mr. Tsochatzopoulos has been detained in Athens's high-security Korydallos Prison, in the same cell where a former monk was detained in a complex corruption case involving a land swap between the state and the Vatopedi Monastery on Mount Athos in northern Greece.
The Lords rejected the land tax on the grounds that such a tax involved a land-valuation plan and did not belong in a finance bill.
On Tuesday, an accident involving a landing aircraft at Stansted meant no planes were able to land at the Essex airport for about three hours.
The latest problems followed major disruption at all airports on Saturday because of difficulties at the air traffic control company Nats, and an accident involving a landing aircraft at Stansted, Essex, on Tuesday meant no planes were able to land for around three hours.
The research involves: (a) estimating land surface temperatures, using satellite images, (b) developing a 3-D city model with LiDAR data, (c) generating urban parameters with 2-D/3-D geospatinformationtion, and (d) conducting spatial regression analyses.
The long-running feud between the two communities in Ife and Modakeke, both from Mr. Obasanjo's Yoruba ethnic group, erupted anew on March 3 and involves a dispute over land ownership and local politics.
