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The McCanns, from Rothley, Leicestershire, said the fifth anniversary of their daughter going missing has been easier for them than previous landmarks because of these positive recent developments.

The three were designated national landmarks because of their "architectural design significance," and all were designed by Richard Upjohn, said William C. Bolger, national historic program manager of the northeast region of the National Parks Service in Philadelphia.

The cottages were destroyed as preservationists were still holding out hope that they would be declared landmarks because of their tie to Ms. Day, who is under consideration for sainthood by the Vatican because of her work for the poor.

Stewart Moore, a black lawyer whose family moved to Huntington in the early 1900's, said that although there was not a substantial African-American enclave left in the town, he had asked the historic commission to set up a committee to identify buildings that should be landmarks because of their significance in black history.

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The commission voted, 9 to 0, to declare the exterior a landmark because of its architectural importance.

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The theater, he said, was not a landmark because of its architecture, but because of the artistry that took place inside and Baker's contribution to the city's entertainment industry.

The city of Seattle was unable to protect the theatre as a designated landmark because of its unique position on the site of the original territorial university grounds owned by the state of Washington.

"The site ought to be declared a national historic landmark because of the number of legendary programs that emanated from that facility and the people who passed through its doors — it's a who's who of luminaries in television". But now CBS' primary studio space, where about half a dozen shows are produced, is its lot on Radford Avenue in Studio City.