School Board weighs sale or demolition of historic houses
The board opened bids to sell or move several houses and faced concerns about demolition. Assistant Superintendent Nobles sought permission to declare the houses surplus or sell, while attorney Burkhalter urged patience. The Historical Society proposed selling or leasing the houses as cultural centers, and officials expect a lengthy decision process.
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Gunter
Gallman
Troy Nobles
William Burkhalter
the Historical Society
Alabama governor justice reject proposals to resume jury trials
Alabama Governor Don Siegelman and Chief Justice Roy Moore clashed over restarting jury trials. Siegelman proposed a $500,000 emergency loan to restart trials. Moore urged the governor to provide $1.2 million from the emergency fund, saying that would rehire about 170 laid off court workers. Moore blamed the Legislature and Siegelman for funding shortfalls and noted the state received $13 million from Shell Oil settlement, but no money flowed to the courts.
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Don Siegelman
Roy Moore
Siegelman
Moore
Judicial Branch
Mike Kanarick
Shell Oil
Kanarick
Rich Hobson
Hobson
Court House
Jefferson County
Birmingham
Monroe County
Sam Welch
Montgomery County
Atorney
South Carolina strain over plutonium deal and side agreements
Governor Hodges criticizes a federal plan on plutonium shipments, urging a stronger state bill. Senator Graham backs penalties and timelines to force fuel conversion, while DOE negotiators push for a final agreement before May 16 shipment of material to Savannah River Site.
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Hodges
Spratt
Graham
John Spratt
DOE
South Carolina
Washington
Energy Department
Joe Davis
Savannah River
SRS
Rocky Flats
Lawrence Livermore
San Francisco
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