Monday, February 09, 2004


Agriculture

Pest may bring annoying bite to Vidalia Onion business.  Post

Business

High tech mergers: They’re baaack.  C|Net

Business coalition has to reassess its mission.  AJC

Campaigns

Kerry is victorious in the Maine caucuses.  NYT

Flagging in polls, Bush fights back.  CSMonitor

Bush state’s his case early.  NYT

As Kerry gains strength, Bush says he’s not gonna lose.  NYT

First campaign, second draft: Clark revises on the trail.  NYT

Edwards focuses on plight of poor.  Raleigh

Online, political and influential.  Post

State

Dublin to host first statewide debate for Senate candidates.  Macon

Church/State

Assembly tackles faith-based bill.  Augusta

Debate has roots in 1800s.  Augusta

Governor’s priority faith-based bill heads for House showdown.  Times-Union

Senator at root of battle on church/state funding.  Times-Union

Economy

Atlanta’s economy stays hot.  ABC

Hidden Tech.  Red Herring

How Main Street and Wall Street will feel as the dollar plunges.  NYT

Reuters takes outsourcing to new level with Journalists.  NYT

Indians fearing repercussions of US Technology outsourcing.  NYT

Promises are easier to make than jobs.  Boston

Education

Educators decry law’s intrusion, not its cost.  Post

Georgia invades cyberspace.  Columbus

Truancy law a waste of time, say students.  Dalton

Environment

Budget cuts threaten tire cleanups.  Macon

Flag

Flag, primary tough choices.  Rome

Health

State wants “deadbeat” parents to insure kids.  ABC

Higher Ed

Editorial board of scientific journal quits, accuses Elsevier of price gouging.  Chronicle

6 year plan becoming common at Georgia Colleges.  Macon

HOPE

Parents just as divided as lawmakers over HOPE changes.  Access North Ga Augusta Columbus Macon Marietta Rome

Floyd residents aren’t sure cuts are truly necessary.  Rome

Clough talks budget, HOPE at (Tech) Senate meeting.  Technique

Internet

The Virus Underground.  NYT

US anti-spam law fails to bite.  BBC

Thorny issues await FCC as it takes up Internet phones.  NYT

Trends: Safety, Blogs and Protocol.  WSJ

Online search engines help lift cover of privacy.  Post

Legislature

Excitement brews over alcohol level. RedandBlack

Cityhood for Sandy Springs is no cinch yet.  AJC

Legislative update.  AJC

Transportation panel chairman began career 6 years ago.  AJC

Leaders get bills going.  Athens

Shoe shiner gives capitol service.  Athens

Cobb legislators focusing on varied issues this session.  Marietta

Marriage

Congressman says Bush is open to state’s bolstering gay rights.  NYT

Capitol clash on gay rights.  AJC

Gay marriage debate spans entire state.  Savannah

Politics

Political Insider.  AJC

The Ten Questions the League of Christian Voters plans to ask of candidates (for AL Supreme Court).  Columbus

Taxes

State’s delinquent taxpayers to be exposed on website.  Access North Ga Columbus Macon

Pursuit of overdue taxes hits web today.  AJC

SPLOST may see changes. Marietta

Technology

SC Chief Justice says technology as vital to courtrooms as American flag.  Augusta

Transportation

Ahead of the curve.  AJC

Utilities

Telecom group asks states to probe the “Bell Cartel”.  ABC

Voting

Voters have confidence in machines.  Augusta

Voting machines on trial in Fairfax.  Post

Water

Lawmakers face water planning issues.  Augusta

Editorials

Judiciary pushes budget limits.  Macon

Merit pay for teachers.  Augusta

Scrutiny warranted in appropriations.  Athens

How do we spell relief?  With a C.  AJC

Does training make the teacher?  AJC

Monumental goof.  Rome

Cheers to water bill. Savannah

A great rift exposed at halftime.  ABC

Bowers: Democrats and Republicans need to pay attention to Zell Miller.  ABC

Businesses have a vital interest in solution of city’s sewer crisis.  ABC

A pivotal election.  Augusta

Computer hackers in the Senate.  NYT

A political year of Yalies: Boola Boola for Meritocracy.  LATimes

 

** Gwinnett/Conyers offline


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