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Box 21, Folder 5, Document 3
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WILLIAM A. SUTHERLAND
MAC ASBILL LAW OFFICES OF FARRAGUT BLDG.,900-I7™ ST.,N.W.
CAURENS nee WASHINGTON, D. C.20006
HERBERT RELSAS SUTHERLAND, ASBILL & BRENNAN (202) 296-4800
AN Hw.
EDWARD achmUen a” FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
JAMES H. WILSON, JR. ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303
MAC ASBILL, JR. (aon) Beetieac
KENNETH H. LILES
WILLIAM R. PATTERSON ——
WILLIS B. SNELL #
JAMES V. HEFFERNAN # MADISON RICHARDSON
0. ROBERT CUMMING, JR. WILLIAM T. PLUMB, JR. #
JAMES P. GROTON SPECIAL COUNSEL
MICHAEL J. EGAN, UR.
GEORGE L. COHEN ATLANTA
JEROME B. LIBIN *
ROBERT M. ROYALTY
N.JEROLD COHEN
WILLIAM M. HAMES
LORAN A. JOHNSON
CLAY C. LONG
THOMAS A, LAMAR, JR.
JAMES R. PAULK, JR.
JERRY D. WILLLAMS +
BARRETT K. HAWKS
WALTER H. WINGFIELD
ROBERT L. BROWN
ROBERT E. JENSEN #
. RONALD ELLINGTON
* MEMBER D.C. BAR, NOT GA. BAR December 26, 1967
Mr. G. Everett Miliican
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
Dear Mr. Millican:
I have received a copy of a resolution introduced by you and
approved by the Board of Aldermen regarding the Metropolitan Atlanta
Rapid Transit Authority. The resolution states that the passage of
Senate Bill 111 “may be at variance with the desires end wishes of the
City of Atlanta as expressed by the Board of Aldermen.” The resolution
asks that all bills regarding MARTA be furnished to the Mayor and Board
of Aldermen for en expression of opinion.
Since the resolution indicates only that the Aldermen “may be"
opposed to Senate Bill 111, I would appreciate it if you would let me
know as soon as possible, preferably before the legislature begins,
whether or not the Board of Aldermen is in opposition to the passage of
Senate Bill 111 and, if so, your reasons for such opposition.
With best wishes for the Holidey Season,
Sincerely yours,
(Sgd.) Michael J. Egan, Jr.
CC: Meyor Ivan Allen ~~
Mr. Richard Rich
Stell Huie, Esquire
MAC ASBILL LAW OFFICES OF FARRAGUT BLDG.,900-I7™ ST.,N.W.
CAURENS nee WASHINGTON, D. C.20006
HERBERT RELSAS SUTHERLAND, ASBILL & BRENNAN (202) 296-4800
AN Hw.
EDWARD achmUen a” FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
JAMES H. WILSON, JR. ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303
MAC ASBILL, JR. (aon) Beetieac
KENNETH H. LILES
WILLIAM R. PATTERSON ——
WILLIS B. SNELL #
JAMES V. HEFFERNAN # MADISON RICHARDSON
0. ROBERT CUMMING, JR. WILLIAM T. PLUMB, JR. #
JAMES P. GROTON SPECIAL COUNSEL
MICHAEL J. EGAN, UR.
GEORGE L. COHEN ATLANTA
JEROME B. LIBIN *
ROBERT M. ROYALTY
N.JEROLD COHEN
WILLIAM M. HAMES
LORAN A. JOHNSON
CLAY C. LONG
THOMAS A, LAMAR, JR.
JAMES R. PAULK, JR.
JERRY D. WILLLAMS +
BARRETT K. HAWKS
WALTER H. WINGFIELD
ROBERT L. BROWN
ROBERT E. JENSEN #
. RONALD ELLINGTON
* MEMBER D.C. BAR, NOT GA. BAR December 26, 1967
Mr. G. Everett Miliican
City Hall
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
Dear Mr. Millican:
I have received a copy of a resolution introduced by you and
approved by the Board of Aldermen regarding the Metropolitan Atlanta
Rapid Transit Authority. The resolution states that the passage of
Senate Bill 111 “may be at variance with the desires end wishes of the
City of Atlanta as expressed by the Board of Aldermen.” The resolution
asks that all bills regarding MARTA be furnished to the Mayor and Board
of Aldermen for en expression of opinion.
Since the resolution indicates only that the Aldermen “may be"
opposed to Senate Bill 111, I would appreciate it if you would let me
know as soon as possible, preferably before the legislature begins,
whether or not the Board of Aldermen is in opposition to the passage of
Senate Bill 111 and, if so, your reasons for such opposition.
With best wishes for the Holidey Season,
Sincerely yours,
(Sgd.) Michael J. Egan, Jr.
CC: Meyor Ivan Allen ~~
Mr. Richard Rich
Stell Huie, Esquire
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