Wednesday, April 21, 2004


Business

Earthlink forecasts profit in ’04.  AJC

Air Force’s top brass praises Raptor.  AJC

Campaigns

National

Crafting Kerry’s future with nod to past.  Post

Bush campaign spent $50 million in March.  Post

Bush campaign has raised $184 million.  Post

Bush team confident in steady poll results.  Boston

The battle for the military vote.  WSJ

Vote drive plans swing into tossup states.  AJC

Times on the trail.  NYT

Georgia

Political Insider. AJC

Lane explains party switch.  Statesboro

Two prominent lawmakers (Gillis, McBee) calling it quits.  AccessNorthgGa Augusta

Bowen won’t run again.  Tifton Moultrie

Cordele’s Bowen to retire from state senate.  Macon

McBee not running.  Athens

House veteran to relinquish seat.  RedandBlack

(HD 115) One hat already in the ring as others ponder running. Athens

Keown listens to ‘voice’ (HD candidate).  Thomasville

(HD 5) Brock won’t return to House.  Dalton

(HD 157, 160)  Small Business owner runs for state house.  Savannah

North Carolina

In NC, technology equals prosperity.  Infoworld

Economy

Development

Washington State BIO 21 backers retooling proposal (15 year $750 million plan for biotech).  WSJ

Indicators

Greenspan says economy is gaining momentum.  NYT

Greenspan remarks trigger stock sell off.  Post

Economy hot.  Will rate hikes follow?  CSMonitor

Jobs

White House backs off overtime rules.  Chicago

Tourism

Firm picked to wow visitors with true stories.  Columbus

Education

Higher Ed

Board of Regents postpones tuition hike vote.  AccessNorthGa Columbus Macon

Decision delayed on tuition hikes.  AJC

University celebrates children.  Statesboro

SPSU, Life land deal on shaky ground.  Marietta

K12

Fulton’s charter high school to close.  AJC

County school district pilots online courses.  Canton

G-8

Expert will discuss “Why Georgia needs G-8”.  Savannah

Governor

New Democratic web site tweaks Perdue on taxes ( www.gatax.com ).  AccessNorthGa Conyers Rome

Perdue’s bus tour swings through several middle Georgia cities.  Macon

Details of Perdue’s NE Georgia stops.  AccessNorthGa

Perdue visits Ogeechee Tech.  Statesboro

Where the Governor goes, a spy follows. AJC

Political foe calls Perdue ‘tax deadbeat’.  AJC

Dems ask Governor  for returns.  Athens Gwinnett Savannah

Governor to speak at 10 am Thursday.  Rockmart

Government

Ethics

            Cherokee Judge may appeal removal.  Canton

Sec State

Edwards investor fraud case settled. AJC

AG Edwards to pay.  Augusta

Group to pay state $700,000 in interest, penalties.  Athens

Issues

Education

A Texas bid to shift school finances to ‘sin’ taxes.  NYT

Iraq

Pentagon deleted Rumsfield statement.  Post

Constituents Iraq worries growing, lawmakers say.  Post

Bush’s shift to UN tilts Iraq debate.  LATimes

Wolfowitz denies secret Iraq war funding.  USA

PATRIOT

President, in Buffalo, continues to push extended Patriot act.  NYT

Bush stumps for PATRIOT act extension.  C|net

Technology

Communications

Researchers set new Internet2 speed record.  Infoworld

Powell to broadcasters: Evolve or Die.  C|net

Nextel radio interference plan a tough call.  C|Net

IPO

Salesforce.com sets price target.  Yahoo!

Privacy

Data Surveillance.  Post

Security

Experts race to fix serious Internet flaw.  Yahoo! Post NYT

TCP flaw threatens Net data transmissions.  C|Net

Software makers ready desktop lockdown.  C|net

Trends

Glaser envisions digital tech for the taking.  C|net

Newspapers hold 8 spots of news top 20 list.  Yahoo!

Voting

Indians vote in high tech fashion.  BBC

India gets out the e-vote.  Wired

Editorial

Meredith made regents an offer they couldn’t refuse.  Canton Conyers Marietta Gwinnett

Kerry right, sort of, on multilateralism.  Canton

Clarke County loses an advocate with McBee’s retirement.  Athens

No time to waste on sewer bill. AJC

Give seniors alternatives to autos.  AJC

Show heart in support of marriage.  AJC

Last week’s political soap opera’s.  Savannah

Presidential see-saw to continue.  Jacksonville

Government’s ugly secret.  LATimes

The problem with outsourcing.  Boston

Politics and the Patriot Act.  NYT


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