November 4, 1999
VOL. 66, ISSUE 18
- Dearborn
Mayor Guido Leads Tampa Summit on Building Clean, Livable Cities
- Webb Calls For
Greater Metro Investment
- Rhode Island Senator John H. Chafee
Dies
- Congress Drops Hate Crimes Provision
- Workforce Investment Act (WIA) Update
- Welfare-to-Work Update
- Six Months Since Columbine, Gun Safety Legislation
Still Stalled in Congress
- Three House Panels Work Toward Brownfields/Superfund Reform Agreement
- House Passes Title I Program of Federal Education
Support
- Sculptural Exhibition Brings Once-in-a-Lifetime
Experience to Residents of Gloucester (MA)
- Agreement Reached on Community Reinvestment Act
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Kettering’s Conflict Management Program Promotes Tolerance and Respect for Diversity
New “Warning Signs” Program Available to Help Prevent Youth Violence
Conference of Mayors President Webb Named U.S. Delegate to Seattle World Trade Organization Meeting
New Step-by-Step Guide Can Help Cities Produce Profiles on Drug Abuse and Drug Policy
Santa Clara Mayor Judy Nadler and Senior Assist Program Take Part in First-Ever “Raise the Roof Day”
City of Rochester and HUD Sign Historic Acquisition Agreement
Presidential Commission Reports on Navy Use of Island for Maneuvers
New Report Highlights Alarming Rates of Gun Deaths and Children
City of Stamford Makes First Loan Under EPA Brownfields Cleanup Revolving Fund Program
Best Practices: Charleston Assures Every Child a Healthy Start in Life
Mayors, Development Experts Share Ideas on City Design Challenges at University of Virginia Session
