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Good Neighbors – Birmingham man gets information on the M-1 Garand
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Eliminating bus fares during summer will help Birmingham area riders…
al.com – Apr 27, 2008
The Birmingham-Jefferson County Transit Authority iswoefully underfunded is facing increasing fuel andoperating costs and is having to ask funding partner citiesfor more money. That being the case is getting rid of busfares this summer at the behest of Birmingham Mayor LarryLangford the best use of the money? We think not. The four months of free rides will cost the bus system$769000. The money Langford says will be made up by thecity from the business license fee increase that took effectthis year. Last fall the city promised the transit system$9 million a year for upgrades from the business fees.
n the Record – Gaynell Hendricks chairwoman of Birmingham Airport…
al.com – Apr 27, 2008
McCAULEYNews staff writerBirmingham International Airport is seeing its bestpassenger numbers since 2001 when a string of recordmonthly highs in travelers prompted airport managers tocraft expansion plans. Gaynell Hendricks was among Birmingham Airport Authoritymembers who revised some development projects after theSept. 11 terrorist attacks. Now Hendricks is the firstchairwoman of the seven-member body which is managing afive-year capital improvement program with 20 projectstotaling $355… McCAULEYNews staff writerBirmingham International Airport is seeing its bestpassenger numbers since 2001 when a string of recordmonthly highs in travelers prompted airport managers tocraft expansion plans. Gaynell Hendricks was among Birmingham Airport Authoritymembers who revised some development projects after theSept. 11 terrorist attacks. Now Hendricks is the firstchairwoman of the seven-member body which is managing afive-year capital improvement program with 20 projectstotaling $355. Again the goal is to meet futurepassenger and security demands.
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