Tuesday, July 22, 2008
News Morning headlines
Posted by Russell McLendon on Tue, Jul 22, 2008 at 2:51 PM
THIS TIME IT'S PERSONNEL: City Council unanimously passes an ordinance requiring the mayor to get its approval before making additions or reductions to the city's personnel, the latest in an ongoing melodrama between the council and mayor.
DEER IN HEADLINES: A six-legged deer found in Rome, Ga., is understandably popular.
BUSH: Went down to Georgia.
CHILDRESS: Hawks' restricted free agent is considering an offer to play in Greece.
RIGHT TO AIR ARMS? U.S. House Homeland Security Committee chairman doesn't think we should have guns at the airport.
ROCK DRUMMERS: Require at least as much physical endurance as soccer players, according to a recent British study that used Blondie drummer Clem Burke as its test subject.
LOOKS GOOD ON PAPER: Researchers and companies like Xerox are backing away from utopian visions of a paperless society that became popular in the late 20th century, using the phrase "paper-less" instead to focus on the more pragmatic, but less glamorous, goal of simply not wasting as much paper as we do now.
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