May 31, 1999
VOL. 66, ISSUE 10
- Historic Visit: Mayors In Africa as Conference Launches Cities 2000 Initiative in Senegal, Ghana
- Mayors Win
Census Battle
- Annual
Conference in New Orleans June 11-15
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S COLUMN
WASHINGTON OUTLOOK
- House
Leadership Promises Action on Gun Safety Provisions After Senate Reversal on Gun Show
Loophole
- Marshall
Urges Senate Panel to Act on Brownfields/Superfund Reform
- DC Hosts
Competitive Cities Summit
- Mona Mohib
Named Intergovernmental Affairs Director at Labor Department
- New Clean
Air Standards Voided by DC Circuit Court
- Congress Poised
To Cut HUD Programs
OTHER ARTICLES
- Smart Growth, Not
Sprawl
- California
Cities, Counties Sue Gun Industry
- Mayor Sayles
Belton Joins General Colin Powell for America's Promise Report
- City
Labor-Management Teams Attend New Harvard Executive Program Promoting Cooperation
- Alert--Youth
Opportunity Grants Competition
- CDBG and
HOME Help to Revitalize and Rebuild New Orleans
- The Community Development Block Grant Program: A Historical Perspective
- San Francisco
Celebrates 25 Years of CDBG
- Cities, Counties Get
National CDBG Awards
- Mayors, County
Officials Celebrate 25th Anniversary
- Rochester's
Community Response on Curbing Youth Violence
- USCM: A National
Leader on Youth and Violence
- Fish and Wildlife
Service Announces Urban Treaty for Bird Conservation
- Campbell, Guido
Convey Mayors' Backing of "E-Rate" Funding for Schools and Libraries
- Corradini Leads
American Delegation to 19th Jerusalem Conference of Mayors
- Momentum Builds for
Rep. Boehlert's Bipartisan
"Recycle America's Land Act"
- Mayor Coles Hosts
Meeting on Methamphetamine Problem in Mid-Sized Cities and Rural Communities
- Burlington
Mayor Peter Clavelle Leads on Sprawl Issue
- Conference Leaders
Re-Elected Webb, Kirk Each Garner at Least 75% of the Vote
