Wednesday, July 02, 2003

July 2, 2003   Agriculture Cotton acreage down in state.  AJC Burning question.  Albany Economy Georgia ports break previous record for containers moved.  Savannah Governor Protestors do not get to Governor.  Augusta Health Albany, Columbus, Brunswick receive nearly $1.6 million in HIV/AIDS grants.  Access North Ga Higher Ed Trustees tightlipped after 4 hour meeting about Adams.  Access North Ga Columbus Macon Savannah UGA President’s actions reviewed.  AJC Trustees eye Adams’ use of funds.  Athens Inspector General 2 Ga. Agencies probe use of tobacco funds.  AJC Medicare Drug worries.  Columbus Other Former Governor Barnes starting law practice.  Access North Ga Columbus Macon Barnes opens small law firm that’s big on helping consumers.  AJC Pentagon developing system to track every vehicle in the city.  Athens Motion for Dixon retrial is today.  (Tyrone Brooks)  Rome Politics Political Insider.  AJC Tobacco Cigarette tax goes into effect, smokers, retailers expect little change.  Macon Transportation Transportation bond plan upheld by State Supreme Court.  Rome Editorials ‘Georgia Works’ worth employing.  AJC Shipp: If successful, anti-Adams campaign may put UGA’s national image at risk.  Athens Gwinnett A full-scale debacle.  Augusta Don’t fear a special session, fear a slashed state budget.  AJC Sentencing plan would free up logic.  AJC It might seem odd to raise the subject of water conservation while… Columbus Ramirez-Broyles - Court reduces black voters to mere pawns.  AJC Put Jackson ‘aloft’ but not at airport.  AJC The watchwords: “public interest”.  Macon Traffic cameras make some skittish.  Macon   Note: Marietta and Canton websites had not updated as of 9:00 am 9:29:27 AM

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