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April 25, 2004 Campaigns National A matter of trust. NYT The multi-level marketing of the President. NYT Bush: New ads attacking Kerry on National Security. NYT Bush touts environmental efforts WashTimes Kerry still unknown to many. LATimes Swinging toward a landslide? LATimes County gears up for presidential election. Canton Georgia Political Notebook. AJC Election qualifying set to start. Athens Hopefuls qualify this week. Gwinnett Candidates prepared to declare status at Capitol. Athens Lester tosses hat in ring to run for state senate (SD 43). Conyers Linder hopes for an easier time in this year’s election. Gwinnett Williams withdraws from District 3 House race (will run for District 4 instead). Catoosa Economy Indicators Group of 7 offers positive outlook. Post The Fed does Dallas and Boston. NYT Kitchen Table Those painful fill ups. AJC Outsourcing Lou Dobbs: The myth of Insourcing. USNews Outsourcing foes have India worried. AJC Education Higher Ed Economics weighed in school admission. Augusta Emory scoring A’s in academics and athletics. Columbus College briefs. Savannah K12 Pupils go online for classes. Augusta Six schools offer transfers, tutors. Columbus National board program helps teachers improve skills. Macon Schools see more diversity among pupils. Marietta G-8 G-8 host offers protestors spot. AccessNorthGa Canton Company offers site for G-8 protests. Jacksonville G-8 security plans under tight wraps. Jacksonville Anti-globalism protest is festive. AJC Government Health Metro Atlanta hospitals battle over patients and state money. Gwinnett Sorting out the drug discounts. Macon Public Safety New screening tool draws fire. AJC Taxes Juggling taxes. Post NC Corporate tax share slips. Raleigh More taxes or bigger deficit? Columbus Transportation DOT announces funds for transportation projects. Jacksonville Water State studies water rules. Columbus Governor Governor toots horn in bus tour. AJC Governor to bring air quality into spotlight. Gwinnett Issues Abortion Abortion’s opponents claim middle ground. NYT For abortion rights cause, a new diversity. NYT Activists recruit new generation for abortion fight. AJC Abortion foes gain. Post Church/State Nearer my God to Thee. USNews Evangelizing prisoners. Post PATRIOT Act Patriot Act politics helps Bush. LATimes Legislature Budget Budget clashes are here to stay. AJC Politics Political split is pervasive. Post Book buzz dominates political noise. AJC Buck’s exit opens doors. Columbus (Dave) Williams joins Gray Publishing. Gwinnett Novel describes how newspapers work and don’t work. Savannah Blacks look to make strides on GOP side. Macon Technology Books Rebound: Why are there now more books than ever? Boston Intellectual Property Laying down the copyright law to … children. Boston Praise God and pass the music files. NYT Oh yeah, he also sells computers. NYT Trends Anti-terror expertise goes high tech. Boston Voting Electronic voting gains more critics. Boston Election contract (SC) postponed. Augusta Editorials Caution light on mobility. Savannah Bedroom politics. Rome What’s the top issue in the presidential race? Marietta No need for local partisan politics. Macon Sneaking remains home dishonors our war dead. Macon Reading test holds promise. Conyers Gwinnett Downtowns on rebound. AJC Health care system needs doctoring. AJC Equal Time: ‘Free Healthcare’ increases demand. AJC New group more political than watch dog. Athens Lawmakers must put more teeth into animal welfare act. Athens Shipp: Political guessing games will come to an end this week. Athens Canton Immigration nation. AJC The issue that never went away. NYT Help students, not banks. NYT 8:34:06 AM |