Wednesday, March 19, 2008
News Morning headlines
Posted by Russell McLendon on Wed, Mar 19, 2008 at 3:05 PM
DELTA BLUES: Airline offers voluntary buyouts to more than half its workforce to deal with rising fuel costs.
GOING GREEN(HOUSE): Power plant greenhouse gas emissions increased nationally by 3 percent last year, with Georgia as one of the worst offenders.
WESTIN P'TREE: Shifted "a few feet" when tornado hit it Friday; structural engineers to examine foundation.
WEATHER: High winds, thunderstorms to hit this afternoon, isolated tornadoes possible. Still won't be enough rain for Lake Lanier, though.
SMITHSONIAN: Clough will have his hands full.
RUNAWAY BRIDE'S GROOM: Marries someone else.
DEANGELO HALL: Trade to Oakland will be finalized by Thursday; could send the Falcons three second-round draft picks.
TYLER PERRY: Will begin filming a new movie in downtown Covington next month. The release date is Sept. 12; Andisheh will be first in line.
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