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City councilman wants to study privatizing Atlanta airport screening
Councilman Byron Amos plans to seek a feasibility study on joining TSA’s Screening Partnership Program.
Make flying safer and more efficient: Return airport security to the airlines
After nearly 25 years of federalized screening, consider letting airlines once again take a direct role in protecting the passengers they serve.
Amid recent rumblings, Hartsfield-Jackson GM speaks on security privatization
During weeks without pay, TSA workers at Atlanta’s airport said they were selling plasma and sleeping in cars as staffing shortages worsened.
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Banning any law-abiding landlord is an antirenter policy dressed up as consumer protection.
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PHOTOS: Hawks defeat Celtics in key East battle
The Atlanta Hawks defeated Boston Celtics on Monday night at State Farm Arena, 112-102, for their 13th consecutive home win.
