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Similar legislation has been introduced in the Senate, but quick passage is unclear, making Messrs. Scovel and Sturgell key to determining how far the FAA goes in adopting changes this year.
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"The lack of long-term funding causes real damage to airport improvement projects, capital programs and certification of industry products, which provide jobs and promote economic activity," said Bobby Sturgell, former acting administrator at the FAA and now a vice president at aviation supplier Rockwell Collins.
The Seattle Times 2011
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Sturgell said he still plans to attend games because he wants to support the student-athletes, but he said he will purchase his tickets from a third party, ensuring he contributes no additional revenue to the department that hasn ` t already been spent by someone else.
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Sturgell said he was angered further by what appeared to be form-letter responses from the president ` s office and the regents to his letters.
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"If one thing has become abundantly clear, it is the fact that money is the only language this guy (Benson) speaks when it comes to athletics," Sturgell said in an email to the Camera.
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Sturgell succeeds Woody Hogle, who will be leading Rockwell Collins 'international operations.
PRWeb 2009
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"Basically, we will borrow for the carts and they will be paid off in the fees over 10 years," Sturgell said.
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Sturgell said he expects bids to be returned by the end of April and cart display and selection to occur after that.
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Bobby Sturgell's FAA just certified Rockwell Collins product for intended use in FAA's NextGen Air Traffic System as recently as December 2008, at a time while Sturgell still headed the federal agency but knew he would soon be eclipsed by the Obama administration.
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Then, but three months after that in April 2009, Sturgell jumped into bed with the very government contractor whose product his old agency had just certified.
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