Thursday, March 20, 2008
News Morning headlines
Posted by Russell McLendon on Thu, Mar 20, 2008 at 3:26 PM
DISBARRED: Scooter Libby.
CITY SEARCH: Dunwoody will likely get to vote on becoming a city. Gov. Perdue will have to sign off on that first, though, and we know how he feels about Georgians' enfranchisement.
UNDERDAWGS: Fourteenth-seeded Georgia plays No. 3 seed Xavier today at 12:20.
CONFUCIUS INSTITUTE: Chinese government, Emory and Atlanta Public Schools open Chinese cultural institute at Coan Middle School.
DEARTH OF PENALTY? GOP leaders are split over a House vote to let judges sentence a convict to death despite up to two jurors protesting. For now, death-penalty cases are stalled across the state, anyway. (Also, btw, I love AccessNorthGa.com's news graphics.)
FALLING GLASS: Several downtown streets still closed as broken glass rains down from skyscrapers.
SIREN'S SONG: Not heard before downtown's twister.
HIT PARADE: Hull woman pleads guilty to requesting three murders from an undercover cop.
COLLEGE TRY: Study projects 70,000 more students at metro Atlanta colleges by 2020.
SENATE RACE: Chambliss campaigns, Jim Martin enters the race.
GOOD SUPERINTENTIONS? Two Clayton interim superintendent candidates lay out salary and contract demands.
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