Monday, June 16, 2008
News Morning headlines
Posted by Russell McLendon on Mon, Jun 16, 2008 at 3:12 PM
ELECTRIC BUGABOO: Fuel costs, new plant construction and repairing an aging power grid are driving electricity prices up as much as 29 percent in some parts of the country; Georgia Power's rate hike takes place this month.
CLAYTON: Corrective superintendent John Thompson brings in a second member of his inner circle to help lead Clayton schools out of SACS ire.
BEACH EXCEEDING GRASP: Jekyll Island beach erosion is becoming a problem.
MEX APPEAL: Mexican musical acts are enjoying growing success in Atlanta, as are Clear Channel radio stations VIVA-FM (105.7) and El Patron WBZY-FM (105.3).
SMOLTZ: Despite having just undergone surgery that has ended many pitchers' careers, and despite being 41, he says he'll try to pitch again.
MASCOT CASE: Future Olympic cities such as London try to do as Atlanta didn't when picking a mascot. Says the blue pariah's creator, graphic designer John Ryan:
I hope that I can prove that I have something else that I will be known for before I die.
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