Friday, May 2, 2008
News Morning headlines
Posted by Russell McLendon on Fri, May 2, 2008 at 3:57 PM
GAME 6 TONIGHT: I've seen Celtic Pride. We have to keep Daniel Stern and Dan Akroyd away from Joe Johnson today.
GANGBUSTERS: Gang experts say the NBA only drew attention to Paul Pierce's apparent gang sign during the Celtics Game 4 loss in Atlanta by fining him for it.
TEAT-TOTALING: Three out of four moms now breast-feed their babies, according to the CDC, an "all-time high" since the mid-'80s.
BRIDGE JUMPERS STANDERS: I-985 closed down yesterday; I-20 closed down this morning. Neither jumper jumped.
LOW FLOW: The state wants to extend lower flows from Lake Lanier through May 31, but just about everyone south of Atlanta doesn't.
CLAYTON SCHOOLS: Gov. Perdue signs two bills into law to safeguard Clayton students and hold the school board more accountable as de-accreditation looms closer.
AIR ABERRANT: If you're waiting for Atlanta to get off the list of top 10 most polluted cities, don't hold your breath. Actually, maybe you should.
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