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WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court has sent a Texas case on race-based college admissions back to a lower court for another look.
The court's 7-1 decision Monday leaves unsettled many of the basic questions about the continued use of race as a factor in college admissions.
Justice Anthony Kennedy, writing for the court, said a federal appeals court needs to subject the University of Texas admission plan to the highest level of judicial scrutiny.
The compromise ruling throws out the decision by the New Orleans-based 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, which upheld the Texas admission plan.
Kennedy said the appeals court did not test the Texas plan under the most exacting level of judicial review.
He said such a test is required by the court's 2003 decision upholding affirmative action in higher education.
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was the lone dissenter.
Justice Clarence Thomas, alone on the court, said he would have overturned the high court's 2003 ruling.
Justice Elena Kagan stayed out of the case, presumably because she had some contact with it at an earlier stage when she worked in the Justice Department.
Abigail Fisher, a white Texan, sued the university after she was denied a spot in 2008. She has since received her undergraduate degree from Louisiana State University.
The challenge to the Texas plan gained traction in part because the makeup of the court has changed since the last time the justices ruled on affirmative action in higher education in 2003. Then, Justice Sandra O'Connor wrote the majority opinion that held that colleges and universities can use race in their quest for diverse student bodies.
O'Connor retired in 2006, and her replacement, Justice Samuel Alito, has shown himself to be more skeptical of considerations of race in education.
Another factor fueling Fisher's lawsuit was that the university has produced significant diversity by automatically offering about three-quarters of its spots to graduates in the top 10 percent of their Texas high schools, under a 1990s state law signed by then-Gov. George W. Bush. The admissions program has been changed so that now only the top 8 percent gain automatic admission.
More than 8 in 10 African-American and Latino students who enrolled at the flagship campus in Austin in 2011 were automatically admitted, according to university statistics. Even among the rest, both sides acknowledge that the use of race is modest.
In all, black and Hispanic students made up more than a quarter of the incoming freshmen class. White students constituted less than half the entering class when students with Asian backgrounds and other minorities were added in.
The university said the extra measure of diversity it gets from the slots outside automatic admission is crucial because too many of its classrooms have only token minority representation, at best. At the same time, Texas argued that race is one of many factors considered and that whether race played the key role in any applicant's case was impossible to tell.
The Obama administration, 57 of the Fortune 100 companies and large numbers of public and private colleges that feared a broad ruling against affirmative action backed the Texas program. Among the benefits of affirmative action, the administration said, is that it creates a pipeline for a diverse officer corps that it called "essential to the military's operational readiness." In 2003, the court cited the importance of a similar message from military leaders.
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UNIVERSAL CITY, Calif. – The hometown reporters and photographers would have wanted a piece of whoever USC sent to Tuesday's Pac-12 media day, regardless of their Heisman hopes or star power.
So the fact that senior quarterback Matt Barkley possesses plenty of both only amplified the horde of media following him around for most of the day.
Barkley sat at a table situated on the lawn outside the Gibson Amphitheater at Universal Studios, at least 10 cameras snapping away, giving interviews to any reporter who could finagle his recorder close enough to listen.
This will be the norm this season for the Trojans, who were picked to win the conference championship game by 102 of the 123 voters in the preseason media poll.
Oregon, with 117 votes, was picked to win the North division. But the overwhelming majority think it will be the Trojans, returning to postseason eligibility for the first time since 2009, who will reclaim the conference crown.
Barkley threw for 3,528 yards to go along with 39 touchdowns last season, leading USC to a 10-2 record. He might have been a top-five NFL draft pick had he opted to leave. But the opportunity to lead the Trojans back to the postseason was too good to pass up.
Third-year coach Lane Kiffin said it wasn't so much about him convincing Barkley to stay as it was about Barkley realizing the statement he could make by coming back.
"I think Matt would be the first to tell you, I didn't recruit Matt to stay," Kiffin said. "Sometimes we recruit kids to stay because they're projected as a second- or third-round picks, and they could stay and work on things and get better. Matt was completely ready for the NFL."
He admits that when the NCAA sanctioned USC following his freshman season as punishment for impermissible benefits given to former Trojans star Reggie Bush, "it seemed all bad at first."
Now, after two years of probation, USC appears poised to contend for the national championship for the first time under Kiffin.
"I do think that the sanctions have brought our team closer together and strengthened us in a way I didn't anticipate," Barkley said. "It made us stronger in terms of character."
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Barkley isn't the only Pac-12 player who could be in an NFL training camp this week.
Star Lotulelei, Utah's hulking defensive tackle, is projected by some draftniks as a possible top-10 pick in 2013.
So it's a little hard to believe the 6-foot-4, 325-pound senior when he says he didn't think he was ready for the league this year.
"My decision for coming back – I talked it over with my family – we decided it was the best thing for me, because I didn't feel like I was ready to take the next step yet," Lotulelei said. "There are still a lot of things I need to work on as a football player. As far as knowing (which round) I would go, I didn't ask. I had my decision made, and that's what I went with."
He'll anchor a Utah defense that could be one of the most physical in the conference. The Utes were picked by the media to finish second in the Pac-12 South.
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Much has been made of Washington's brutal schedule during the first half of the season, the worst stretch being back-to-back games against USC and Oregon on Oct. 6 and Oct. 13.
UW coach Steve Sarkisian was asked who he may have, ahem, "upset" in the league office for the schedule to fall that way.
"I don't know," he said with a laugh. "Maybe ran a score up too much back in the day (while coaching at USC) or something."
The biggest question mark facing the Huskies this season is whether they can improve upon a defense that was last seen allowing 67 points to Baylor in the Alamo Bowl.
With their defensive coaching staff replaced – led by new coordinator Justin Wilcox – Sarkisian thinks considerable improvement is attainable.
"I think it can be dramatically improved, and I go back to one instance in our own conference when Dwayne Walker came to UCLA," Sarkisian said. "And I feel something very similar with us. We have more talent on our defense than we have been given credit for."
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Gary Stevenson, president of Pac-12 Enterprises, announced some of the Pac-12 Networks' plans for mid-week programming this season.
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Mention deep-pan, stuffed-crust pizza to a Neapolitan and he'll shudder in horror.
Even the ingredient-laden, thin-crust gourmet varieties we chow down here are mostly met with derision.
The city's pizza purists tend to judge a pizzeria based on its simple margherita, topped only with tomato sauce, mozzarella and basil.
While the Greeks were making flatbreads with toppings way back, for centuries pizza has been associated with the southern Italian city of Naples.
Cheap and filling, pizza was a street food staple of the city's working poor in the 16th century.
Queen Margherita's visit in 1889 prompted the pizza makers to up their game, and Raffaele Esposito created the famous tricolour pizza in her honour.
But what makes the city's humble pizza taste so great?
"Some people say the secret of Neapolitan pizza is the water, because it's full of calcium," says tour guide Alberto Serino.
As we wander the narrow streets of the historic city centre, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1995, I soon realise pizza is serious business.
Since 2008, Pizza Napoletana has been protected under European Union law as a "regional speciality", with the same rank as French Champagne.
According to Associazione Verace Pizza Napoletana (Real Neapolitan Pizza Association), which established the EU rules, the dough must be made using highly refined wheat flour, compressed or natural yeast, sea salt, and water with a pH level between 6 and 7.
Only top-quality ingredients can be used, including San Marzano tomatoes grown on the volcanic slopes of Mt Vesuvius, and creamy mozzarella di bufala campana (buffalo mozzarella) or fior di latte (mozzarella made with cow's milk).
The disco di pasta (pizza base) must be no thicker than 4mm and cooked in a wood-fired oven at 485C for 60-90 seconds.
"Real Neapolitan pizza must be soft on the inside and crunchy on the outside," says Alberto, as I attempt to make my own at one of the city's hundreds of pizzerias.
I'm in good hands with Paolo, a 32-year-old pizzaiolo who's been making the local speciality for more than 15 years.
"The pizzaiolo must be very fast, as he will make around 300 pizzas a night," explains Alberto.
Paolo plops a fat ball of dough that has risen overnight in my floured hands and shows me how to press it out flat using my fingertips.
I flip it over and work the other side, pressing with the palm of my hand and simultaneously turning the dough under Paolo's watchful eye.
Once he's satisfied my base hasn't broken the 4mm rule, I spread it with two large spoonfuls of tomato sauce, leaving the edge sauce-free.
With an imperceptible nod, Paolo tells me I'm ready for the toppings. I decide to stick to old school margherita, although - shock, horror! - Paolo hands me some Parmesan.
I sprinkle three pinches of pungent Parmesan, a few basil leaves, and two handfuls of silky cows' milk mozzarella. Then I pour the olive oil in a fast circular motion, starting in the centre and working out.
Now for the hard part - getting the pizza onto "la pala", the long-handled pizza paddle, in one piece.
The dough sticks stubbornly to the bench, as I gingerly pull it towards the paddle with my fingertips.
Paolo grabs my hands and pulls the pizza onto the paddle in one quick movement. My hesitation has resulted in a little tear in the base, but thankfully it's intact.
I plunge my pizza into the furnace and rotate the paddle carefully until the dough slides off. It rises and blisters immediately, while the mozzarella melts and the basil crackles and releases its aroma.
After a minute or so, it's time to retrieve my masterpiece. I scoop my pizza out of the oven, wiggle it off the paddle and it slides ingloriously onto the plate.
Paolo looks at it critically. "Otto," he declares, deciding that tiny hole in the base really cannot be overlooked.
I accept my score of eight out of ten with pride, but the real test is yet to come.
As I bite into my pizza, it makes all others I've eaten before seem bland and flavourless.
The edge is satisfyingly crunchy and the centre soft and almost soupy, but it's the melt-in-your-mouth mozzarella that impresses the most.
My only problem? A pizza back home will never quite cut it again.
1. La Notizia (Via Caravaggio 53/55). It's well worth the taxi ride to this non-touristy part of town to devour Enzo Coccia's delicious traditional and modern pizzas. Dinner only.
2. Di Matteo (Via dei Tribunali 94). This hole-in-the-wall joint does good wallet pizza - folded in half, then in half again and served in a sheet of paper - and snacks like zeppole (pizza dough fried in oil).
3. Da Michele (Via Cesare Sersale 1-3). Sure it's touristy (thanks to Julia Roberts' visit in Eat, Pray, Love), but this no-frills pizza joint does a mean marinara (tomatoes, oregano, garlic and extra-virgin olive oil).
4. L'Antica Pizzeria Brandi (Salita Sant'Anna di Palazzo, 1-2). Raffaele Esposito created the pizza margherita in this elegant pizzeria, making it a must-visit spot.
5. Pizzeria Trianon da Ciro (Via P. Colletta, 46). If you're after something a bit meatier, try the pizza with salsiccia (Italian sausage) and friarielli (sprouting broccoli unique to the region).
6. Antica Pizzeria I Decumani (Via Tribunali 58). With more than 40 kinds of pizza to choose from, this small pizzeria serves up an excellent and inexpensive meal.
Don't miss the excellent National Archaeological Museum in Naples and the spectacular ruins of Pompeii and Herculaneum, around 40 minutes by train from Naples.
STAYING THERE: Hotel Piazza Bellini has rooms from 90 per night, including breakfast.
PLAYING THERE: Context Travel has a 4hr walking tour of Naples with hands-on pizza making workshop for 100 per person.
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Mystic - The Groton Zoning Commission approved a change Tuesday that lets the developer of the burned-out Central Hall site on West Main Street swap parking spaces between his commercial and residential tenants.
Historic LLC, the company developing Central Hall at 18-22 W. Main St., also owns property at 36 W. Main St., commonly known as the Tift building.
Changes in the special permit pave the way for Historic LLC to reserve its best parking spaces, including 15 at its 36 W. Main building, for tenants of luxury condominiums it has not yet fully committed to build.
Merchants and employees of four businesses at 36 W. Main St. currently park behind the building. The special permit for the Central Hall development stated that, although some tenants of the new condos would have spaces at 36 W. Main, "the creation of this parking will support the development of the Central Hall Site while not affecting existing parking or use at (the Tift Building) site."
With the recent change, 18 spaces in the Mystic Art Center lot across West Main Street, that were intended to be used for residents of the future condos, will instead be used for merchants and employees at both 36 W. Main and 18-22 W. Main.
"Once they decided that the spaces at 36 West Main would be for the tenants, that affected their use of the parking spaces," Planning Director Mark Murphy said Thursday, and therefore required the developers to return to the zoning board for the approval they received Tuesday.
Reached late Friday afternoon, Ken Navarro, one of the development principals, said "All we did was reorganize the parking plan. Tift is a little closer to Central Hall than the Art Center lot is. It seemed logical."
He said there are no concerns about his commercial tenants whose leases include parking.
"Any existing leases will be fully honored," Navarro said. "By the time Central Hall opens, everyone will be fully compliant. Downtown tenants realize the vacancy at the Central Hall block isn't good for downtown. They want something there to create the critical mass."
He said with that in mind, the importance of convenient parking increases.
"Even this plan is not the most convenient," he said. "But we need to make sure that the street spots are left open, free, and convenient to the public. We want to be sure our residents and tenants are not using those spots. That's important. No one can survive without those convenient parking spaces for the people who visit and shop downtown."
The Central Hall plan calls for about six retail spaces on the ground floor and 12 to 16 luxury condominiums above, Navarro told the town in July.
"We hope to sell the units at top-of-the-market prices," Navarro told the Town Council. "As soon as the site plan is approved, we would start marketing the first floor retail. We feel that is the most predictable demand. Getting retail tenants would trigger construction of the rest of the building. We're less certain of the residential now than we were a few years ago."
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Germany opens the way to prosecute American, 95, accused of being Ukrainian SS concentration camp guard
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It is alleged that Michael Karkoc was an officer in the SS-led Ukranian Self Defence League and later the SS Galician Division
Germany's highest criminal court has the right to prosecute a 95-year-old man accused of being a
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It is alleged that Michael Karkoc was an officer in the SS-led Ukranian Self Defence League and later the SS Galician Division.
According to records, he told American authorities in 1949 he had performed no military service during the Second World War and has been living in a quiet Minnesota town.
However, an investigation last year revealed the retired carpenter is alleged to have been a
former commander in a Nazi SS-led unit.
Today the Federal Court of Justice ruled that the 95-year-old's alleged service made him the 'holder of a German office.'
This gives Germany the legal right to prosecute him even though he is not German, his alleged crimes were against non-Germans and they were not committed on German soil.
Someone in that role 'served the purposes of the Nazi state's world view,' the court said.
Karkoc's son, Andriy Karkos, did not respond to an email by the Associated Press seeking comment and hung up on a reporter who reached him via his mobile phone.
A home number for Michael Karkoc was no longer working today.
The court's decision represents 'a big step forward' in the case against Karkoc, said Thomas Will,
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He initially handled the case in Germany.
Will referred the case to the court late last year after concluding in his own investigation that enough evidence existed to pursue murder charges against Karkoc, who has denied the allegations against him.
The suspected Nazi SS-led military commander has lived quietly in Minneapolis for the past six decades
Will's office has no powers to file charges itself and the federal court in its ruling referred the case to Munich prosecutors.
They will examine the evidence again to determine whether to charge Karkoc and seek his extradition
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The German investigation began after the Associated Press published a story last year establishing
that Karkoc commanded a unit accused of burning villages filled with women and children, then lied to American immigration officials to get into the United States a few years after the Second World War.
This photo of Michael Karkoc was part of his application for German citizenship filed with the Nazi SS-run immigration office on Feb. 14, 1940
A second story uncovered evidence that Karkoc himself ordered his men in 1944 to attack a Polish village in which dozens of civilians were killed, contradicting statements from his family that he was never at the scene.
Polish prosecutors also now are investigating.
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Karkoc applied for German citizenship on February 14, 1940, according to Nazi documents signed by
Karkoc and located by the AP in February in the U.S. National Archives in College Park, Maryland, but he was rejected because of his lack of German language skills.
The SS-administered immigration office instead said it would provide Karkoc - who was 20 at the time
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Last year Mr Karkoc said he 'can't explain' his wartime service despite denying the allegations.
Following the war, Karkoc ended up in a camp for displaced people in Neu Ulm, Germany, according to documents obtained from the International Tracing Service in Bad Arolsen, Germany.
The documents indicate that his wife died in 1948, a year before he and their two young boys - born in 1945 and 1946 - emigrated to the U.S.
After he arrived in Minneapolis, he remarried and had four more children, the last born in 1966.
A longtime member of the Ukrainian National Association, Karkoc has been closely involved in community affairs over the past decades and was identified in a 2002 article in a Ukrainian-American publication as a 'longtime UNA activist.'
This 1944 photo shows head of the SS Heinrich Himmler, centre, reviewing troops of the Galician SS-Volunteer Infantry Division, of which Michael Karkoc is said to have become a member
The Galician Division and a Ukrainian nationalist organization Karkoc served in were both on a secret American government blacklist of organizations whose members were forbidden from entering the United States at the time.
Though records do not show that Karkoc had a direct hand in war crimes, statements from men in his unit and other documentation confirm the Ukrainian company he commanded massacred civilians, and suggest that Karkoc was at the scene of these atrocities as the company leader.
Nazi SS files say he and his unit were also involved in the 1944 Warsaw Uprising, in which the Nazis brutally suppressed a Polish rebellion against German occupation.
The U.S. Department of Justice has used lies about wartime service made in immigration papers to deport dozens of suspected Nazi war criminals.
In Germany, Nazis with 'command responsibility' can be charged with war crimes even if their direct involvement in atrocities cannot be proven.
Former German army officer Josef Scheungraber - a lieutenant like Karkoc - was convicted in Germany in 2009 on charges of murder based on circumstantial evidence that put him on the scene of a Nazi wartime massacre in Italy as the ranking officer.
This is the oath of allegiance on Michael Karkoc's petition for naturalization, signed May 6, 1959
Karkoc now lives in a modest house in northeast Minneapolis in an area with a significant Ukrainian population.
In a background check by U.S. officials on April 14, 1949, Karkoc said he had never performed any military service, telling investigators that he 'worked for father until 1944. Worked in labor camp from 1944 until 1945.'
Karkoc, an ethnic Ukrainian, was born in the city of Lutsk in 1919, according to details he provided American officials.
At the time, the area was being fought over by Ukraine, Poland and others; it ended up part of Poland until World War II. Several wartime Nazi documents note the same birth date, but say he was born in Horodok, a town in the same region.
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Isabell R. Fincham estate, by executor, to Independence Realty LLC, 0.12 acre and 0.08 acre, Lots 1 and 2, Block A, Catlett Farm Subdivision, on Elk Run Road, $81,000.
Gerald A. Maxey III and others to Shawn R. and Julie Boyce, 3 acres, 11349 Barnes Road, near Catlett, $365,000.
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Mildred Beatrice Baltimore estate, by executor, to Wilfredo and Daysi Olivera, 0.26 acre, 382 Douglas Street, Warrenton, $105,000.
Kenneth W. Hyde and others to Wanda S. and H. Thomas Browning Jr., Lot 126 Bethel Academy Subdivision near Warrenton, $65,000.
Roger Jaskot and others to Steven E. and Meredith D. Bunker, Lot 11, Monroe Estates Subdivision, 186 Meadowview Lane, Warrenton, $419,900.
Doris J. Robins and others to David M. Furia and Lisa G. Woodworth, 3.7 acres, Lot 1, Stone Hill Subdivision, 7297 Moffett Drive, Warrenton, $560,000.
Native Sons Inc., by special commissioner, to Marta and John Irmen, 888 square feet, Lot 9, Waterloo Court Subdivision, 26-A John Marshall Street, Warrenton, $85,000.
Ronald W. Meadows to Douglas Meadows, 31,750 square feet, Lot 6, Phase 1, Ivy Hill Subdivision, 7267 Periwinkle Court, Warrenton, $346,000.
Celerity Ventures LLC to Sue Ellen Taylor, Lot 132, Section 2B, Olde Gold Cup Subdivision, 280 Equestrian Road, Warrenton, $434,000.
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William B. Bayne Jr. to Virginia Department of Transportation, 2.23 acres, Rts. 15-29, Opal, $489,470.
William B. Bayne Jr., to Virginia Department of Transportation, 38,681 square feet, Rts. 15-29, Opal, $117,332.
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Mark Grimsley and others to Jason D. Omohundro, Lot 5, Kings Hill Subdivision, 11580 Kings Hill Road, Bealeton, $195,000.
David G. Rawlins, by substitute trustee, to Federal National Mortgage Association, Lot 45, Phase 2-B Section 2, Bealeton Station Subdivision, 11131 Kira Court, Bealeton, $326,255.
Federal National Mortgage Association to Thomas L. and Sara Marie Cureton, Lot 99, Phase 4, Bealeton Station Subdivision, 10827 Marina Way, Bealeton, $293,000.
John R. Baker and others to James R. Siler and Nicole A. Vanbuskirk, 17,569 square feet, Lot 34-A, Section 1, Phase 1, Lees Glen Subdivision, 11707 Fort Union Drive near Remington, $150,000.
Qusan Qadhafi, by substitute trustee, to U.S. Bank National Association, Lot 3, 200B West Main Street, Remington, $93,630.
Argent Development LLC and others to Magno R. Herrera and others, Lot 13, Section B-2, Bealeton Station Subdivision, 11135 Winston Drive, Bealeton, $175,000.
Chad Joyner, by substitute trustee, to MetLife Home Loans, Lot 29, Phase 1, Riverton Subdivision, 12203 Remland Court, Remington, $199,750.
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Robert M. Guigley and others to Ian and Tempie Ferris, Lot 27 Phase 2, Huntsmans Ridge Subdivision, 7326 Meadow Court, near Warrenton, $535,000.
William Russell Walther Jr. and others to Christopher and Amanda Choby, 10 acres, Lot A, Section 3, Leeton Ridge Subdivision, 7112 Lovers Lane near Warrenton, $480,000.
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Michael L. Brown Jr. and others to Marshall C. Campbell, Lot 25, Phase 1 Brookside Subdivision, 5053 Oakmont Drive, near Warrenton, $600,000.
Joyce M. Maziarz and others to Christopher Serino, 0.92 acre, Lot 1, 5164 Claston Court, Warrenton, $385,000.
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OPINION: It was inevitable that the call for a united Taranaki council should resurface.
The Taranaki Chamber of Commerce is urging the region's four councils to consider amalgamating to stem what they describe as unsustainable and relentless rate rises.
It is understandable that it is the region's business community calling for the changes. The changing economic climate provides the ultimate impetus for businesses to continually review and adapt. For them it is the nature of survival, let alone prosperity. The financial landscape is littered with the corporate corpses of those businesses which failed to adapt, but, with rare exceptions, local government is exempt from that process. If it's under financial pressure, a rates increase will take care of it. Or maybe turning off a few lights and cutting back on street cleaning.
Understandably, the chamber's call will receive a sympathetic hearing from many ratepayers, especially those on fixed incomes who are struggling to pay their rates. Business owners who have seen the closure of many small rural and small-town branches see the lack of integration of councils as King Canute-like in trying to vainly stem an inevitable tide.
As chamber deputy chairman Karl Dudley pointed out, four well-paid chief executives, four similarly remunerated executive management teams, four lots of publicly elected representatives and the capital and overhead costs of four buildings that would be the envy of any private enterprise, could surely be streamlined.
There has been no meaningful review of the need for four councils since they were created in 1989. But is it as simple as that? While we want our councils to act in a business-like manner, they are not businesses in the true sense of the word.
Central government is supportive of any amalgamation, but shies away from any forced mergers. Those affected communities have the final say. Those people have to vote in favour of them before anything happens. Like communities may well support such a move, but just how "like" are the communities of New Plymouth, Stratford and South Taranaki districts?
The mix of rural and urban communities and the sheer geographical contrasts within the region pose some significant challenges that would need to be overcome. Ultimately, how would the good people of Waverley feel about dictates coming from a New Plymouth-based, or at least dominated, council?
South Taranaki mayor Ross Dunlop is a savvy politician who was quick to defend his patch, but he avoids the issue in concentrating on the merits - or lack of - of the Chamber of Commerce. This is an idea which must be debated logically without parochial bias and should be a hot topic in the local body elections later this year.
Local needs being met at a local servicing level, versus reduced rates, is a debate all ratepayers in Taranaki are owed.
The New Plymouth District Council's chest beating about its $1.4-million cost savings could well be a drop in the proverbial ocean compared with the potential savings of one united council.
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