Richard G. Caton, executive director of the New Jersey Turfgrass Association, said severe water restrictions could put the smaller operations among his trade association's 700 lawn-care operators, nursery growers and commercial gardeners out of business.
The most frequent external causes were transport accidents and falls from heights.> -wrap-foot> Characteristics of admissions and operations Among the 4,530 patients aged 0 59 years, 684 patients (15%) were operated on.
A vote for Clinton, though, would be a vote in support of sophisticated drone operations, among other things.
The McDonald's Corporation revamped its top management yesterday and split responsibility for its fast-growing international operations among a team of senior executives.
Instead, Mr. Rumsfeld has favored the use of airpower, more joint operations among Army and Marine units and the use of Special Operations forces.
In one of the budget's steepest cuts, proportionately, the budget for state operations, among the larger pots of spending, would be reduced by 10 percent.
A military official said the journalist, Ahmed Abu-Draa, was being investigated on suspicion of having reported inaccurate information about security operations, among other things.
Intelligence-gathering satellites have been used to verify arms-control agreements, provide warnings of military threats, and identify targets during military operations, among other uses.
Isis or its partners are developing drugs to lower triglycerides, treat spinal muscular atrophy and reduce scarring from operations, among other things.
She said that he had had more than 50 operations, among them surgery on his colon and his heart, and that he had attributed his poor health to radiation exposure resulting from his visits to Nagasaki and Hiroshima.
