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"I see no evidence that there is a national conspiracy by local and state governments to be hostile to religion," says Lars Etzkorn, director of the finance and economic development program at the National League of Cities.
Church Turns to Higher Authority in Zoning Battle Jess Bravin 2011
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Lars Etzkorn, a program director at the Washington-based League of Cities, said in an interview yesterday that "this bill is about special treatment and favoritism for a wireless industry that continues to experience explosive growth."
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For mayors, the chief concern is whether Congress's failure, or steps taken later to prevent the automatic spending reductions, may cause bond markets to push up borrowing costs or trigger a cut to the U.S. credit rating, according to Lars Etzkorn, who handles federal relations for the National League of Cities in Washington.
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While previous efforts to repeal the exemption have faltered, there's concern that it may be drawn into efforts to curb the federal deficit, said Lars Etzkorn, a lobbyist for the National League of Cities.
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Etzkorn said the group would continue to press for Build Americas to be revived if they are allowed to lapse, though he said it may be difficult.
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Irene Etzkorn, Executive Director of Simplification, Siegel+Gale (moderator)
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Miss Lillian Etzkorn, Director of Investor Relations.
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