Tuesday, June 10, 2008
News Morning headlines
Posted by Russell McLendon on Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 3:20 PM
DEFENSES DOWN: The Fulton County Superior Court's chief judge calls the mass layoffs of public defenders — which was announced Friday with lack of state funding as the reason — irresponsible, saying it could create a legal crisis.
ATTACK OF THE KILLER TOMATOES: Major restaurants and grocery store chains are voluntarily withdrawing raw tomatoes suspected of starting a 17-state salmonella outbreak, as officials continue searching for the source. Georgia tomatoes are fine.
OLD SHOULDERS NEVER DIE: John Smoltz is having season-ending shoulder surgery today.
CLAYTON: Corrective superintendent says the school district's mandate-meeting progress can be quantified when SACS officials visit next month.
FIREBOMBING: Gwinnett radio station is attacked by a former employee armed with Molotov cocktails; a bystander corralls him, but the two of them are injured by the ensuing fire.
VOGTLE MAJORITY: The Marietta City Council unanimously votes to spend $405 million on the $14.2 billion nuclear expansion of Plant Vogtle. Since the city won't need the energy until 2036, it will sell it to other utilities for 20 years, reducing the overall cost to $200 million.
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