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Friday - May 18, 2012


TENNESSEAN

Nashville councilman wants residency requirement for new city workers

Cass- A Metro councilman said he plans to introduce legislation requiring anyone hired by Metro government after a certain date to live inside Nashville and Davidson County

More SEC expansion coming, but where?

Climer- The last time they stopped playing the "Realignment Rhapsody" and everybody scrambled for a seat, the SEC had 14 available chairs

Tennessee Republicans take note of Metro Council members’ tax stances

Cass- It wasn’t lost on the Tennessee Republican Party that three Metro councilmen running as Democrats for state offices either rejected or passed on voting for Mayor Karl Dean’s tax increase Tuesday

Mayor Karl Dean talks obesity on CBS This Morning

Gonzalez- In the interview, Dean talks about some of the city’s alluring fatty foods and efforts to increase physical activity


NASHVILLE CITY PAPER


State jobless rate now at 7.8%

NP- Tennessee’s unemployment rate for April fell to 7.8 percent, down from the March revised rate of 7.9 percent, according to Tennesee Department of Labor and Workforce Development numbers released today

Abuse pushes Pepsi to pull sponsorship of Walking Horse Celebration

Staff- Pepsi has pulled its sponsorship of the annual Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration in Shelbyville after an ABC News investigation revealed evidence of widespread animal abuse tied to the event


CHATTANOOGA TIMES FREE PRESS


Chattanooga Council weighs deal for outreach program

Haman- A Chattanooga councilwoman's daughter has operated an informal refugee assistance and literacy program in a city building for more than a year, and she wants to formalize the arrangement next week

Hamilton County school board 'let down' by fundraising

Martin- The business community "let down" the school system and "disappointed" school board members by not adequately funding a science, technology, engineering and math school in Hamilton County, board members said Thursday evening during their monthly meeting

Lack of rain keeps TVA reservoir levels low

Sohn- Despite recent rains, several reservoirs managed by TVA have lower water levels because of below-normal rain and runoff this spring


KNOXVILLE NEWS SENTINEL


Demolition versus preservation: K-25 plan still not a done deal

Munger- Despite another last-ditch, four-hour meeting, the latest in a decade's worth of debate, no agreement emerged Thursday on whether to preserve a piece of the historic K-25 uranium-enrichment facility and how to share the plant's World War II and Cold War stories with future generations

Blount County forms centralized tourism authority

Wilson- A new tourism authority for Blount County has been established, and the county's vision for the new board is serving as a model for the rest of Tennessee


COMMERCIAL APPEAL


Consultant for Shelby County suburbs defends school feasibility study

Bailey- A consultant who advised the county's suburbs that they could feasibly operate municipal school systems defended his calculations Thursday while questioning Shelby County Commissioner Mike Ritz's figures

Schools transition panel decides 79 ideas

Kelley- The commission planning the transition to a united city-county school district on Thursday plowed through and approved a list of 79 recommendations that could wind up in its final report this summer

Memphis-area high school 'grads' may not receive diploma

Roberts- Thousands of high school seniors are being allowed to participate in graduation ceremonies here despite questions about their final grades


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