Urban Development Action Grant hearing opens in Anderson
City officials described Anderson as distressed eligible for UDAG funding and explained the three to one private federal match aim. An advisory council was named with 14 of 15 members confirmed. A July 5 hearing will gather project suggestions at Anderson City Hall.
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Pat Kiely
Jim Nave
Jim Jones
Lester Lanning
Carroll Grile
John German
Tim Broderick
Chester Stewart
Jack Collins
Ray McCaslin
Edward Sims
Mike Padfield
Ron Moore
Gary Pittsford
Anderson City Hall
AMA calls for warning labels on liquor bottles
The American Medical Association House of Delegates adopted a resolution requiring alcohol containers to carry a health warning. Dr Rogers J Smith of the American Psychiatric Association endorsed the measure citing clinical and experimental evidence on alcohol's health and social harms and its rank among major national health problems.
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Pacifist Pastor Champions Pacifism Amid Violence Debate
Dr Myron Augsburger, president of Eastern Mennonite College, urged pacifism as a solution to society's violence during a Peace Fellowship presentation at Anderson College. He argued pacifism is strategic, not surrender, and warned of rising city violence in the coming decades while defending conscientious objectors and nonviolent action.
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Labor bill on labor laws faces Senate filibuster endgame
A Senate vote sent a contentious labor reform bill to the Human Resources Committee for redraft after failing to cut off debate. Supporters see chances to pass after revisions, while opponents warn a tougher bill may fail in the next round. Key figures include Majority Leader Byrd and committee chair Williams, with AFL-CIO expressing cautious optimism.
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