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Knoxville News-Sentinel
Atomic City Underground Blog: Wamp meets with D'Agostino
October 30 – Congressman Zach Wamp's office released a photo from a meeting with NNSA Administrator Tom D'Agostino. According to information provided by Wamp's staff, the two discussed the Nuclear Posture Review and plans to "modernize or modify" the U.S. nuclear weapons complex.
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Heart of the nation's security
November 2 – A digital message from Rep. Zach Wamp was broadcast to a nearly filled auditorium celebrating the first National Day of Remembrance at the American Museum of Science and Energy in Oak Ridge. Similar programs were held in several cities across the U.S. to honor nuclear weapons program workers, uranium miners and haulers, many of whom have suffered the results of exposure to workplace toxins.
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Chattanoogan.com
Healthcare Reform Should Lower, Not Raise Costs
October 29 – “The goal of health care reform should be lowering costs and giving Americans more control of their health care decisions,” said Congressman Wamp. “But the Democrats’ 1,990 page bill actually increases the cost of health insurance. It raises taxes on middle class families, cuts Medicare benefits for seniors and imposes an additional tax burden on small businesses, among other things, on the way to a government takeover of health care.”
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Grainger Today
Congressman Zach Wamp touts benefits of Blaine Business Park
November 5 – U.S. Congressman Zach Wamp joined local business leaders and the principals of Blaine Business Park on Rutledge Pike for a groundbreaking at the 172-acre industrial development. “East Tennessee has once again looked at the needs of its communities and created a solution that will help a ready and willing work force find jobs, as well as bring new economic opportunities to the region,” said Wamp. “Grainger County’s high unemployment rate and the shortage of commercial and industrial land in the regions, coupled with the automotive industry growth in East Tennessee that is upon the horizon, provide a unique opportunity for those looking to locate to the area and invest in East Tennessee.”

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Rowland is ‘Community Leader of Year’
October 21 – Cleveland Mayor Tom Rowland was named “Community Leader of the Year” by the Tennessee Community Organizations network. At the ceremony, Kevin Brooks read a congratulatory letter from Congressman Zach Wamp.  Wamp said, “Thank you Tom, for outstanding service to your city, state and nation.”
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