71.   Since the group apparently now plans to hold a rally on public property, instead of a parade, no permit is required.

72.   She says residents complain constantly, and she worries about skaters breaking bones on public property.

73.   Some civil libertarians oppose any display on public property, fearing that this would violate constitutional prohibition against establishing an official religion.

74.   So it is with signs and symbols left to speak for themselves on public property.

75.   State officials, he said, will concentrate first on needs of families and individuals, then address damage to public properties.

76.   Still others blame B.G. Swing Games Management Inc., which had the city contract to lease public property to vendors.

77.   State legislators are moving to limit what some view as multibillion-dollar thefts of public property as giant tax-exempt health organizations switch to for-profit status.

78.   That deal, made in the teeth of a law declaring that all official records are public property, was smelly on its face.

79.   That scene exemplifies the high-profile Jackie -- the often reluctant piece of public property who set fashion trends and charmed national leaders.

80.   That autumn, slowly, inexorably, somewhat astonishingly, the private tragedy of small, shy Marie Guadalupe Pena became public property.