Power Breakfast: Civility rules, Southwest Air, college cuts
Health care is a hot issue, but Hotlanta showed its civil side during a town hall meeting last night.
Nearly 2,000 people acted like adults when they attended a health care forum at Georgia Perimeter College in Clarkston, report AJC staffers Craig Schneider and Marcus Garner.
Clearly, the reporters write, this was not a town hall event in which people were intimidated by screaming opponents — as they have been in other cities.
No matter your opinion on this major issue, it’s nice to see.
Also in the AJC:
- Southwest Airlines likely to land in Atlanta if it wins Frontier
- Georgia colleges prepare for more cuts
- Intown Atlanta condo market steadying
- New owner, more growth for Church’s Chicken
- Union City to get bio-tech firm
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