Loggers and ranchers see brighter days in D C
The Wise Use movement backers celebrate renewed access to federal land as conservatives gain power in Congress. They aim to oust Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt and push for broader mining logging and grazing. Environmentalists warn of renewed activism and potential changes to Endangered Species and Clean Water Acts.
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Public housing tenants push back on service requirement
In Baltimore a plan by the city Board of Housing Commissioners requires new public housing applicants after Jan 1 to join community service projects and current tenants to sign up at lease renewal. Tenants from Claremont Homes and Monument East decry the mandate as unfair and impractical while advocates say it aims to build community spirit.
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