Road blocks mark Carter library route battle in Atlanta
The 2.4 mile Ex-Press Way to Jimmy Carter's library faces protests, arrests, and lawsuits. Opponents CAUTION Inc and The Road Busters challenge the project as plans proceed, with legal action by CAUTION and federal reviews ongoing. Carter backs a parkway he says protects neighborhoods while questions persist about traffic relief and land use. Public debate includes council ethics issues and road plans, with construction starting 1984 and a 1986 library opening targeted.
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Atlanta
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Drvad Hill
Sharman Colasetth
Parkway
Tom Moreland
Frederick Law Olmstead
New York
Central Park
U.S. Capitol Grounds
U S
William C. O’kelley
Marvin Arrington
Arrington
Georgia
Michael Bowers
Carter Center
Emory University
Middle East
Dan Lee
Richard Nixon
Duke University
Nixon
San Clemente
Calif
UAW approves pact and workers to return to AP Parts
UAW Local 14 members ratified a new three year contract by 2254 to 72. They resume work at AP Parts Co in Toledo with a $10.25 hourly wage and $1.50 raises, yet many express disappointment over limited gains and ongoing sour relations with management after a violent nine month strike.
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Toledo
AP Parts Co
United Auto Workers Local 14
Frank Reyes
Oscar Bunch
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