Litigation is being prepared in anticipation of Gov. Nathan Deal signing into law the requirement that welfare applicants undergo a drug screening test . . .
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, ethics laws
, Ford
, Fourth Amendment
, Gerry Weber
, Kia
, Nathan Deal
, Ron Jackson
, Sam Olens
, TANF
, Technical College System
, Tex McIver
, unemployment benefits
Another Korean automotive business, Mando Corp., will open a new facility in the West Georgia area; differing responses to the end of ‘Don’t ask, don’t tell’ . . .
In an interesting report out of Troup County, it appears that local government officials are complaining because the state Department of Transportation won’t pay the full costs of resurfacing the access roads to the proposed Kia auto assembly plant (a repair project with an estimated cost of about $1 million).
Kudos to Carrie Teegardin for an excellent article in the Journal-Constitution detailing the state’s offer of $96 million to persuade NCR to relocate its corporate headquarters to Gwinnett County and open a manufacturing plant in Columbus.
