August 28, 1998

NASHVILLE — Tennessee’s Forest Management Advisory Panel, widely split on key issues only three weeks ago, has hammered out 29 recommendations for state forest-use policies, its director said Friday. Dr. Gary Schneider said the recommendations emphasize education, research, incentives for ecologically-sound management practices and funding mechanisms for the state plan. A draft of the report

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The University of Tennessee Board of Trustees voted Friday to add Lucy Shaw of Memphis to the search committee appointed to help find a successor to retiring UT President Joe Johnson.

Tennessee’s Forest Management Advisory Panel, widely split on key issues only three weeks ago, has hammered out 29 recommendations for state forest-use policies, its director said Friday.