Tuesday, September 9, 2008
News Morning headlines
Posted by Russell McLendon on Tue, Sep 9, 2008 at 2:42 PM
DAVID FRANKLIN: The ex-husband of Mayor Shirley Franklin and a chief architect of the Maynard Jackson political machine died Sunday at 65.
TRAVELATROCITY: Atlanta and several other U.S. cities are suing 17 online travel sites including Orbitz, Travelocity and Expedia, alleging the companies have cheated the cities out of millions in taxes.
REVACUEES: Gulf Coast residents who fled Hurricane Gustav may be repeating the ordeal less than two weeks later as Ike heads west-northwest.
OH, THE HEWED MANATEE: Four manatees are killed in the Savannah River, presumably by a large commercial or military prop boat.
HOSCHTON: The northeast Georgia city has broken Cincinnati's world record for scarecrows in a single ZIP code, with nearly 5,000 at last count.
CLAYTON NOT APPEALING: The school system has decided not to appeal SACS' accreditation-removal decision, instead focusing on getting its accreditation reinstated by September 2009.
ZONE COVERAGE: Former UGA and Cincinnati Bengals dynamo linebacker David Pollack, whose football career was ended in September 2006 with a broken neck, has signed on to host a sports talk show on 790 the Zone.
CONNECTING THE DOT: DOT Commissioner Gena Abraham and former DOT chairman Mike Evans were married Saturday night in Alabama.
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