Thursday, June 12, 2008
News Morning headlines
Posted by Russell McLendon on Thu, Jun 12, 2008 at 3:54 PM
MALIGNANT RUMORS: Obama goes against political tradition of ignoring unsubstantiated attacks, creates website to combat rumor-mongering e-mails.
I WANNA TAKE YOU DRIER: The drought is still getting worse.
CLASSICAL GAS: Gas is cheaper in South Carolina; maybe we should look into annexing it.
BLAIS UNDER PRESSURE: Richard Blais is still the top chef to us even though he "choked" and then choked up last night.
GSU: Hires former Ga. Tech coach Bill Curry to head its nascent football team, which will begin play in 2010 at the Georgia Dome.
DRIVIN' THAT TRAIN: Casey Jones pulled over, charged with marijuana meth and Xanax possession.
HOOP SCHEMES: Disgraced former NBA ref with plenty of incentive to make up such a story nonetheless weaves an intriguing tale of playoff-rigging NBA execs and bought-out refs.
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Rand Knight seemed to have mopped up at the League of Women Voters/Delta Sigma Theta candidates forum on Saturday. I think he has a winning strategy - uniting labor and agriculture together with green jobs and 21st century technology. That looks like a combination that could push Saxby Chambliss back under the rock from which he crawled to slime Max Cleland, and get Georgia back on track.
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AccessNorthGa doesn't have a graphic with pills? the dude wasn't caught with leaf.... maybe the person who chose the graphic was not very "clear minded" at the time.... we know how you "creative types" are.....
Ah, good eye, Dale. I have let AccessNorthGa dazzle me with its graphical misdirection for the last time.
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