April 19, 1999
VOL. 66, ISSUE 7
FRONT PAGE
- HUD Withdraws Fair Housing Rule As Requested By Mayors
- Mayor Barr Reports on TEA-21
- Mayors and Counties Enter Court to Block
Internet Tax Meeting
- States Continue Drive to Preempt Local Authority on Gun Issues
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S COLUMN
WASHINGTON OUTLOOK
- Congress Approves FY 2000 Budget
- Clinton Administration Finalizes
Welfare Regulations
- Mayor Tara Brings Awareness to Wage Gap
for Working Women at White House Equal Pay Event
- House Passes Bill Threatening Census
Bureau's Plans To Use Sampling
- Workforce Investment Act Gives Local
Communities Tools to Develop Workforce With 21st Century Skills
- Breast and Cervical Cancer Treatment Act Provides "Low Cost Solution to Life-or-Death Problem"
OTHER ARTICLES
- Cleveland Becomes 6th City to Sue Gun Industry
- Missouri Voters Reject NRA-Backed Referendum
- Toledo Mayor Finkbeiner Leads Relief Mission to Honduras
- United Water and Jersey City Presented with Public/Private
Partnership Award of Excellence
- Mayor Archer Leads His New School Board on the Road to Public
School Reform
- Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Health: $10 Million
Available for Grants
- Detroit Bond Rating Upgraded
by Fitch Investors Service and Standard and Poors
- Business Council Policy Briefing to be Held in San Francisco
- Computer Systems Available at Big Savings to Cities Through
the U.S. Conference of Mayors
- Mayor Webb to Appoint City Drug Czar
- New $300 Million Administration Initiative
Responds to Conference's National School Violence Action Plan
- School Reform, Chicago Style