Cancer
Broccoli, Carrots Lower Cancer Risk
Fe 1 94 89(112), 2-B
Cancer Crusader Dies Thursday
Ag 19 94 89(308), 5-A
Cancer Study Participants Angry Over Fraud, Coverup
Ap 12 94 89(180), 5-A
Cancer Survivor Prepared
Je 4 94 89(233), 1-A
Cancer Survivors Gathering Saturday to Observe National Cancer Day
Je 3 94 89(232), 1-A
Cancer Survivors Search for Meaning in Life
Jl 16 94 89(275), 10-A
Cancer Target in Sight
Ag 3 94 89(292), 3-A
Lake Park Woman to Undergo Marrow Transplant
Fe 12 94 89(123), 5-A
Leukemia Fund-Raiser
Ja 23 94 89(103), 1-B
National Cancer Survivors Day Celebration Saturday at VHS
My 31 94 89(229), 2-B
Newtown Searches for Cancer Answers
Nv 20 94 90(36), 10-A
SGMC Raising Money for Cancer Center Expansion While Waiting for State's OK
Je 8 94 89(237), 1-A
Smoking Impacts Breast Cancer
Je 4 94 89(233), 1-A
Woman Gives Thanks for Survivor Celebration (letter)
Je 24 94 89(253), 4-A
Woman Says Power Lines Caused Her Breast Cancer
My 11 94 89(209), 6-A
Carter, Jimmy
Carter Aids Flood-Ravaged Nanny
Ag 28 94 89(317), 7-A
Carter Arranges Cease-Fire
Dc 21 94 90(67), 8-B
Carter Back in Spotlight
Je 19 94 89(248), 4-A
Carter Believes Mediation Successful
Jl 3 94 89(262), 7-A
Carter Calls Nixon a "Brilliant Man"
Ap 23 94 89(191), 6-A
Carter Critical of U.S. Policy
Sp 20 94 89(340), 1-A
Carter Going On-Line
Ja 4 94 89(81), 3-A
Carter Honored with Fullbright Prize
Sp 13 94 89(333), 5-A
Carter Lauds Richard Nixon
Ap 24 94 89(192), 3-A
Carter Says Nuclear Crisis is Over
Je 20 94 89(249), 1-A
Carter Says Talk of Saving Lives Helped Haiti Negotiations
Sp 26 94 89(346), 5-A
Carter, Serbians Meet in Plains
Dc 16 94 90(62), 8-A
Carter Takes Peace Mission to Bosnian Conflict
Dc 18 94 90(64), 10-A
Carter Talks with Serbs
Dc 15 94 90(61), 8-A
Carter Thanks Clinton
Sp 22 94 89(342), 1-A
Carter to Discuss Conflicts Across Globe
Ap 26 94 89(194), 5-A
Carter Weighing Bosnia Peace Mission
Dc 17 94 90(63), 4-B
Carter's Childhood Nanny Has New House Dedicated
Dc 11 94 90(57), 9-A
Carter's Daughter to Marry
Mr 28 94 89(167), 3-A
Carter's Hang Portrait Done by Indiana Women
My 15 94 89(213), 5-A
Carter's Hometown Has Pride Behind its Sleepy Way of Life
Sp 20 94 89(340), 10-A
Carter's Project Getting Mixed Reviews
My 27 94 89(225), 7-A
Former President to Make Trip to Japan
Je 29 94 89(258), 7-B
Jimmy Carter Receiving More Praise as World's Peacemaker than President
Sp 19 94 89(339), 5-A
A Kick Off the Old Block: Carter Family Celebrates Winning Field Goal
Dc 14 94 90(60), 1-B
A Lesson for Clinton: Carter's Help Comes with Price
Sp 21 94 89(341), 6-A
Religious Leaders Set Health Care Discussions
Ja 23 94 89(103), 6-A
Rotary Honors Jimmy Carter
Ap 15 94 89(183), 5-A
Cassotta, Maurice Jr.
Cassota Case to Have Different Prosecutor
Sp 27 94 89(347), 1-A
Cassotta Awaits Bond Decision
Nv 3 94 90(19), 1-A
Cassotta Bond Hearing Moved Back
Oc 20 94 90(5), 1-A
Cassotta Case DNA Brings Questions
Nv 18 94 90(34), 1-A
Cassotta Getting Another Bond Hearing
Oc 6 94 89(356), 2-A
Cassotta Trial Set for February
Oc 27 94 90(12), 1-A
Judge Denies Bond for Cassotta
Sp 8 94 89(328), 1-A
Judge Denies Bond for Valdosta Patrolman
Nv 9 94 90(25), 1-A
Judge Makes No Bond Decision for Police Patrolman Cassotta
Nv 8 94 90(24), 1-A
No Death Penalty Sought in Cassotta Case
Nv 5 94 90(21), 1-A
No Word from Judge on Bond for Cassotta
Sp 7 94 89(327), 1-A
Savannah DA to Prosecute Cassotta Case
Oc 7 94 89(357), 1-A
Valdosta to Study Double Murder Investigation
Sp 8 94 89(328), 1-A
Cassotta, Seth
Cassota Case to Have Different Prosecutor
Sp 27 94 89(347), 1-A
Cassotta Bond Hearing Moved Back
Oc 20 94 90(5), 1-A
Cassotta Case DNA Brings Questions
Nv 18 94 90(34), 1-A
Cassotta Getting Another Bond Hearing
Oc 6 94 89(356), 2-A
Cassotta Trial Set for February
Oc 27 94 90(12), 1-A
Judge Denies Bond for Valdosta Patrolman
Nv 9 94 90(25), 1-A
Judge Makes No Bond Decision for Police Patrolman Cassotta
Nv 8 94 90(24), 1-A
No Death Penalty Sought in Cassotta Case
Nv 5 94 90(21), 1-A
Savannah DA to Prosecute Cassotta Case
Oc 7 94 89(357), 1-A
Censorship
Andrews' Family Fights Villification
Oc 9 94 89(359), 8-A
Anti-Censorship Group Vows to Fight School Rule
Jl 20 94 89(279), 5-A
Book Pulled from Library
Nv 17 94 90(33), 7-A
Committee Votes to Remove Books with Sexual Themes
Ag 21 94 89(310), 1-A
Explicit Lyrics Dumped
My 21 94 89(219), 5-A
Georgia Ranking High on List for Book Censorship in Schools
Sp 1 94 89(321), 3-A
House Passes Book Review Bill
Mr 3 94 89(142), 3-A
House Votes to Lower Child-Support Payments
Mr 2 94 89(141), 1-A
Legislators Should Dance Somewhere Else (editorial)
Mr 2 94 89(141), 4-A
Prescription Move Fails in Legislature
Mr 3 94 89(142), 3-A
Rate Books Instead of Banning Them (editorial)
Sp 18 94 89(338), 4-A
Schools Dealing with Book Banning
Sp 9 94 89(329), 1-A
Schools May Lose Impact Aid
Fe 8 94 89(119), 1-A, 3-A
Sexuality Book Removed from Library
Dc 31 94 90(77), 5-A
Chambliss, Saxby
Chambilss, Mathis Debate the Issues
Oc 16 94 90(1), 1-A
Chambliss' Assignments in District's Interests
Dc 12 94 90(58), 1-A
Chambliss Gets Committee Assignments
Dc 9 94 90(55), 6-B
Chambliss Got Last-Minute Boost
Dc 20 94 90(66), 1-A
Chambliss Had Lied in Finances
Oc 20 94 90(5), 1-A
Chambliss Joins GOP Victory Parade
Nv 9 94 90(25), 1-A
Chambliss Preparing for Life, Work in Washington
Dc 8 94 90(54), 1-A
Chambliss Ready to Face Mathis
Ag 15 94 89(304), 1-A
Eighth District Candidates Draw Support
Nv 2 94 90(18), 1-A
GOP's Chambliss Signs "Contract with America"
Sp 28 94 89(348), 1-A
Mathis-Chambliss Debate
Oc 30 94 90(15), 1-A
Mathis Discloses Opponent's DUI Charge
Nv 5 94 90(21), 1-A
Mathis to Face Chambliss
Ag 10 94 89(299), 1-A
Saxby Chambliss Backing Democratic Reform Plan
Je 16 94 89(245), 5-A
Charities--Valdosta
Area Organization Honored by Winn-Dixie
Ja 7 94 89(84), 7-B
Donated Toys to Benefit Charity
Dc 17 94 90(63), 3-A
Empty Stocking Toys Available
Dc 17 94 90(63), 3-A
Gracious Charities' Cups Runneth Over
Dc 24 94 90(70), 1-A
Helping Others in Valdosta
Dc 18 94 90(64), 6-A
Let Your Light So Shine by Walking for L.A.M.P.
Ap 13 94 89(181), 2-B
Local Organizations to Walk for Charity
My 11 94 89(209), 5-A
Lowndes Charities Get Grants
Ag 2 94 89(292), 3-A
Salvation Army Manager Leads from Experience
Ag 16 94 89(305), 1-A
Soup Kitchen Pleads for Help (editorial)
My 27 94 89(225), 4-A
Spreading Food and Hope
Sp 1 94 89(321), 1-A
Stone Creek Holds Charity Benefit
Dc 18 94 90(64), 1-B
Thursday a "Day of Caring"
Sp 2 94 89(322), 1-A
Valdosta Agencies Help the Poor
Je 6 94 89(235), 1-A
Valdosta Firefighters Donate to Burn Victims
Jl 7 94 89(266), 5-A
Child Abuse
Charges Dropped in Slapped Child Case
Jl 30 94 89(289), 5-A
Child Abuse Expected from Stress of Flooding
Sp 13 94 89(333), 5-A
Child Abuse Prevention Month (editorial)
Mr 26 94 89(165), 4-A
Child Sex Abuse Reports Rise
Mr 7 94 89(146), 1-A
Ex-Juvenile Officer Sentenced Monday
Je 21 94 89(250), 5-B
Father Confesses to Throwing Infant Daughter Against Chair
Dc 14 94 90(60), 1-A
Father Sentenced in Child's Death
Ap 29 94 89(197), 5-A
Foster Mother Denies Using Underwear to Discipline Children
Fe 26 94 89(137), 3-A
Groups Seeking Answers to Help Protect Children
Mr 8 94 89(147), 1-A
Head Start Workers Trained on Abuse
My 10 94 89(208), 3-A
House Gives Child Abusers a Break (editorial)
Fe 15 94 89(126), 4-A
House Passes Child Abuse Registry Bill
Fe 13 94 89(124), 5-A
Mother Arrested for Slapping Child
Je 26 94 89(255), 6-A
Mother Faces Custody Hearing over Kids in "Filthy" Apartment
Fe 16 94 89(127), 7-A
Parents Arrested for Molestation
Oc 28 94 90(13), 7-A
Police Arrest Man for Leaving Kids Unattended
Fe 14 94 89(125), 3-A
South Shows High Rate of Death by Child Abuse
Ja 15 94 89(95), 5-A
Speaker's Bill Fails as Session Completed
Mr 20 94 89(159), 1-A
Study: Child Abuse Deaths Underreported
Ja 16 94 89(96), 3-A
Suburb Rejects Settling Slapping Case
Sp 4 94 89(324), 7-A
Woman to Be Questioned, Husband Arraigned in Abuse Case
Fe 15 94 89(126), 5-A
Woman Who Left Children Scheduled to Go to Court
Je 28 94 89(257), 3-A
Child Support
Child Support Deadbeats on Wanted Posters
Je 23 94 89(252), 1-A
Child Support Guidelines "Benefits of Doubt" Set Payments
Sp 25 94 89(345), 1-A
Committee Kills Child Support Bill
Mr 8 94 89(147), 1-A
Decreasing Child Support a Legislative Blunder (editorial)
Mr 3 94 89(142), 6-A
Employer Pays Deadbeat Dad's Debt
Fe 28 94 89(139), 5-A
Georgia Capitol Bombarded with Politically Popular Bills
Ja 11 94 89(91), 1-A, 2-A
Support Change Good Idea (editorial)
Mr 23 94 89(162), 1-D
Those Posters Aren't Wanted (editorial)
Jl 3 94 89(262), 4-A
Wanted: Dead Beat Parents (editorial)
Sp 19 94 89(339), 4-A
Children
Child Accident Deaths Up
Mr 6 94 89(145), 1-A
Children Popular Tax Shelters
Mr 6 94 89(145), 1-D
Expert Says Children Don't Get Care, Insurance
Sp 12 94 89(332), 7-A
Immunization Vital for Healthy Children
Ap 27 94 89(195), 4-A
Kids, Beds and Fire a Deadly Combination
Fe 11 94 89(122), 1-B
Kids Hooked on Fishing Can Share Long Memories
Sp 4 94 89(324), 4-B
Kids in the Kitchen
My 23 94 89(221), 1-B
KidSafe: Teaching Children to Stay Safe
Ap 17 94 89(185), 1-B
More Than 3.3 Million Children Live with Grandparents
Ag 29 94 89(318), 2-B
Moving Can Be Stressful for Children
Ag 22 94 89(311), 2-B
Need Help Parenting Kids?
My 18 94 89(216), 1-B
Police Investigate Child-Lure Incidents
My 5 94 89(203), 1-A
Precautions Keep Kids Safe During School (editorial)
Ag 31 94 89(320), 4-A
Preparing for the Travails of Traveling with Kids
Ag 8 94 89(297), 2-B
Questions Over Incidents (editorial)
My 6 94 89(204), 4-A
SHARK for Kids
Jl 8 94 89(267), 1-B
Support Group for Childless Couples Form
Oc 4 94 89(354), 2-B
Vaccination Law Will Improve Children's Health Care
Ag 12 94 89(301), 4-A
Working to Get More Children Interested in Math at an Early Age
Jl 11 94 89(270), 4-B
Christmas
All I Want for Christmas. . .
Dc 23 94 90(69), 1-A
Avoid Christmas Stress with Odd-Hour Shopping
Dc 7 94 90(53), 1-C
Christmas Shoppers Crowding Stores
Dc 12 94 90(58), 2-A
Christmasland Returns to Brooks County Home
Dc 12 94 90(58), 1-A
Christmastime in Valdosta
Dc 25 94 90(71), 10-A
Fantasy Lane: A Bit of Magic
Nv 23 94 90(39), 3-Insert
Have a Multi-Media Christmas
Dc 18 94 90(64), 9-C
International Friends Share the Holidays
Dc 18 94 90(64), 1-C
Santa Claus Returns to Downtown Valdosta This Week
Dc 18 94 90(64), 6-A
Santa's Ride Was Missed
Ja 13 94 89(93), 4-A
Clinton, Bill
Bill Does It Again
Ap 19 94 89(187), 4-A
Carter Thanks Clinton
Sp 22 94 89(342), 1-A
A Chat with Clinton
Ap 26 94 89(194), 1-B
Clinton Coming to Area
Jl 13 94 89(272), 1-A
Clinton Flip-Flop Mostly Flopped (editorial)
Je 7 94 89(236), 4-A
Clinton Scores Low with Georgia Voters
Sp 18 94 89(338), 6-A
Clinton Should Stick to Universal Coverage (editorial)
Sp 3 94 89(323), 4-A
Clouds Continue to Gather
Ap 29 94 89(197), 4-A
D-Day-Like Battles for Clinton
Je 13 94 89(242), 4-A
A Lesson for Clinton: Carter's Help Comes with Price
Sp 21 94 89(341), 6-A
A Presidency Dragged Through the Mud (editorial)
Jl 3 94 89(262), 4-A
President Takes Heat over Global Policies
My 4 94 89(202), 1-A
Valdosta Girl Gets Letter from Clinton
My 30 94 89(228), 1-A
Coca-Cola Company
Black Politicians Ask Coke to Remove Flag
Jl 31 94 89(290), 3-A
Coca Cola Authors Hope Readers Thirst for Knowledge
Jl 27 94 89(286), 10-B
Coca-Cola Boss: Get Atlanta in Gear
Mr 20 94 89(159), 2-B
Coca-Cola Gets New President
Jl 22 94 89(281), 6-B
Coca-Cola Launches New Ad Campaign
Fe 8 94 89(119), 7-B
Coca-Cola Widens Lead Over Pepsi
Fe 4 94 89(115), 1-B
Coke Joins Forces with Black Investors
Sp 24 94 89(344), 7-B
Coke Returning to S. Africa
Je 19 94 89(248), 6-C
Coke Stock Regaining Fizz
Sp 20 94 89(340), 6-B
Coke Under Attack
Ap 24 94 89(192), 5-C
Colleges and Universities
Bridges Doesn't Support 2-Year/Tech Mergers
Mr 24 94 89(163), 3-A
Condom Machines Coming to UGA Dorms
Ja 22 94 89(102), 5-A
Enrollments Growing at Georgia Colleges
Sp 1 94 89(321), 2-A
Georgia Women's College Tests CD-ROM Brochure
Sp 7 94 89(327), 14-B
How Much Will College Really Cost?
Ag 22 94 89(311), 2-B
Most Colleges Offer Student Health Care
Jl 24 94 89(283), 5-Supplement
Regional Universities Studied by Chancellor
Ag 3 94 89(292), 5-A
Some Georgia Schools Could Lose Loan Program
Sp 2 94 89(322), 8-A
Students Collecting Blankets for Homeless
Ja 22 94 89(102), 5-A
Thomasvilles Small Discovers New League
Je 9 94 89(238), 8-B
Three Percent Tuition Hike Likely for College Students
Mr 9 94 89(148), 5-A
Two of Five Georgia's College Freshmen Need Remedial Help
Dc 5 94 90(51), 1-A
Two Year Colleges May Get Tuition Cut
Dc 15 94 90(61), 8-A
Universities, Tech Schools Vow Better Cooperation
Dc 9 94 90(55), 5-B
University Status Prospects Fall Short
My 13 94 89(211), 1-A
Computers
Computer Disc Leads to Trouble
Jl 25 94 89(284), 3-A
Computer Students Getting More Than Report Card
Jl 18 94 89(277), 1-A
Dart System Brings Bowhunting to Life
Fe 16 94 89(127), 1-B
Grant Brings Computers to Ora Lee West Center
Je 10 94 89(239), 1-A
Hahira Firm Keeps Bank PCs Buzzing
My 22 94 89(220), 7-C
"HOTS" Classes Visit Moody
Je 10 94 89(239), 2-B
Local Siblings Win Computer Competition
Ap 15 94 89(183), 3-A
New Windows System to Be out This Year
My 24 94 89(222), 7-B
Valdostans Taking Their Own Path on Information Superhighway
Je 10 94 89(239), 1-A
Concerts--Valdosta
Aquarium Rescue Unit Performing Here
Sp 16 94 89(336), 2-B
August Heat in Concert at Groucho's
Sp 15 94 89(335), 2-C
Bocephus Just as Rowdy as Ever
My 7 94 89(205), 5-A
Brown Bag Concert
My 12 94 89(210), 1-A
Brown Bag Concert Lunch Series Scheduled May 9-13
My 6 94 89(204), 2-B
The Coasters
Ja 27 94 89(107), 2-C
Cottonmouth Concert at Groucho's Pub
Ag 4 94 89(293), 2-C
Downtown, Lunch and Music a Good Mix (editorial)
My 13 94 89(211), 4-A
The Drovers Head for Valdosta
My 12 94 89(210), 2-C
GHP Recital Friday in Whitehead
Jl 14 94 89(273), 3-C
Gospel Sing
Ja 29 94 89(109), 8-A
The Grapes Performing at JP's Saturday
Ag 11 94 89(300), 2-C
Jazz Saxophinist Defies Usual Pattern
Ja 18 94 89(98), 4-B
Lunch Concert Series Next Week on Courthouse Lawn
Sp 16 94 89(336), 2-B
The Platters Coming to Big O's
Mr 31 94 89(170), 2-C
Recital at Church Great
Ap 23 94 89(191), 4-A
Seventh Annual Brown Bag Lunch Concert Series
My 11 94 89(209), 1-A
Stranger Coming to Somplace Else June 3
My 26 94 89(224), 2-B
Well-Known Gospel Singer in Concert Saturday
Jl 22 94 89(281), 2-B
Concerts--Valdosta State University
Ansta Trio in Concert Wednesday
Ja 23 94 89(103), 5-B
Bocephus Just as Rowdy as Ever
My 7 94 89(205), 5-A
Faculty-Artist Recital at VSU
Mr 31 94 89(170), 2-C
Guest Soloist Changes for Symphony
Ja 20 94 89(100), 2-C
Lee Roy Parnell Singing at VSU
My 5 94 89(203), 2-C
Pianist Andreas Klein in Concert Tuesday at VSU
Ja 13 94 89(93), 2-C
Review: Valdosta Symphony Concert "Genuine Treat"
Je 2 94 89(231), 2-C
Symphony Orchestra, Chorus Perform Saturday
My 8 94 89(206), 6-B
VSU Concert Choir Performing
Nv 25 94 90(41), 7-A
VSU Wind Ensemble Fall Concert Tonight
Dc 2 94 90(48), 1-B
Cookery
African-American Cuisine Moves into Mainstream
Fe 2 94 89(113), 1-C
All-American Produce An Adventure in Fine Foods
Jl 11 94 89(270), 1-B
Cherries! America Loves 'em
Jl 4 94 89(263), 1-B
Cookbook--26th Annual
Je 26 94 89(255), Supplement
Cool Sizzlin' Summer Days with Delicious, Light Foods
Jl 27 94 89(286), 1-B
Don't Dare Look at Kitchen after She Prepares a Meal
Ap 20 94 89(188), 3-C
Fix Southern Cooking Just Like Momma's, with Half the Effort
Ja 12 94 89(92), 2-C
Georgia Couple Publishes Tailgaling Cookbook
Oc 16 94 90(1), 7-A
Holiday Eating Can Be Healthy
Dc 12 94 90(58), 3-A
Hunting Some Wild Game Recipes?
Sp 21 94 89(341), 1-B
Kids in the Kitchen
My 23 94 89(221), 1-B
No Tears When You Eat Tasty Vidalia Onion Dishes
My 18 94 89(216), 1-B
Produce Pointers
Jl 11 94 89(270), 1-B
A Produce Primer
Jl 11 94 89(270), 1-B
Seafood is Good Fast Food
My 30 94 89(228), 1-B
Sizzlin' Summer Suppers
Sp 7 94 89(327), 1-B
Southern Treats for Vacationers
Jl 13 94 89(272), 1-B
Top Dog! Americans Big on Hot Dogs
Sp 14 94 89(334), 1-B
Vanilla It's Anything But Plain
Ag 15 94 89(304), 1-B
Courts--Georgia
Appeals Court Upholds Conviction
Sp 8 94 89(328), 1-A
Award Reinstated in Privacy Ruling
Mr 22 94 89(161), 3-A
Berrien County Woman Released From Jail
Ja 27 94 89(107), 2-A
Court of Appeals Upholds Convictions
My 14 94 89(212), 3-A
Georgia to Allow Videotape in Court
Jl 20 94 89(279), 5-A
High Court Rules on Town's Mayor
Nv 9 94 90(25), 8-A
Local Attorneys Support Increased Judges' Pay
Ja 12 94 89(92), 5-B
Murder Conviction Reversed on Berrien Woman
Ja 26 94 89(106), 8-A
State Justice Says More Georgians Should Take Interest in Their Judges
Je 10 94 89(239), 5-A
Supreme Court, Court of Appeals Seats Contested
Jl 20 94 89(279), 7-A
Ticket Appealed to Court
Ap 29 94 89(197), 5-A
Valdostan Loses High Court Fight
Je 28 94 89(257), 1-A
Who Objects to Prayer? (editorial)
My 17 94 89(215), 4-A
Coverdell, Paul
Bombing May Be "Down Road"
Ap 22 94 89(190), 1-A
Bush to Raise Money for Georgia GOP Senator
Ja 5 94 89(82), 5-A
Coverdell Becomes GOP Party
Dc 4 94 90(50), 5-A
Coverdell Calls Health Care Reform Process "Corrupt"
Jl 28 94 89(287), 1-A
Coverdell Coming to Valdosta Monday
Oc 28 94 90(13), 1-A
Coverdell Considers Himself "Player"
Fe 4 94 89(115), 1-A, 3-A
Coverdell Hears Tales of Horror from Farmers
Ap 7 94 89(175), 1-A, 2-A
Coverdell Predicts Moody to Stay Open
Fe 4 94 89(115), 1-A
Coverdell Says Ruling Was Democratic Attack
Nv 19 94 90(35), 6-A
Coverdell Says U.S. Lacks Exit Strategy for Haiti
Oc 4 94 89(354), 5-A
Coverdell Seeks Special Flood Aid
Jl 12 94 89(271), 3-A
Coverdell Sends Representative to Area
Jl 25 94 89(284), 1-A
Coverdell Slips on Ice, Suffers Hairline Fracture
Ja 18 94 89(98), 3-A
Coverdell Visit
Nv 1 94 90(17), 1-A Oc 31 94 90(16), 1-A
Georgia Senators Undecided
Dc 1 94 90(47), 1-A
Move on with Base Closures
My 7 94 89(205), 1-A
Paul Coverdell Chosen as Taxpayer's Friend
Ap 13 94 89(181), 5-A
Price Supports Get Help
Nv 12 94 90(28), 3-A
Sen. Coverdell Tours Moody, "Touching Base" About Base Closure
Ap 8 94 89(176), 1-A
Senate Republicans Pick Coverdell for Southern Whip
Dc 13 94 90(59), 5-A
Washington Roundup: Congress Should Move to Reduce Expenses
Ap 4 94 89(172), 5-A
Crime and Criminals--Georgia
Anti-Violece Program Set for Sunday
Ap 30 94 89(198), 3-A
Billy Isaacs to Be Released
Ap 28 94 89(196), 7-A
Bowers Has Solid Solutions for Crime (editorial)
Jl 10 94 89(269), 4-A
Burglar Discovered Stuck in Chimney
My 5 94 89(203), 7-A
Car Sprayed with Gunfire
Jl 30 94 89(289), 5-A
Congressman's Choice a Slap at Voters (editorial)
Sp 14 94 89(334), 4-A
Crime, Health Bills Hold Double Standard (editorial)
Sp 4 94 89(324), 4-A
Crime Statistics Show Mixed Results in Georgia
My 3 94 89(201), 5-A
Eliminate Criminals, Keep Guns
My 22 94 89(220), 4-A
Georgian Visiting Charleston Fatally Shot
Ap 26 94 89(194), 5-A
Girl Handcuffed in Store after Damaging Goods
Jl 2 94 89(261), 6-A
Is Crime a Catch-22 Political Issue (editorial)
Sp 11 94 89(331), 4-A
Let's Quit Bickering and Fight Crime (editorial)
Ap 14 94 89(182), 4-A
Man Holding Girlfriend Hostage Surrenders
Jl 2 94 89(261), 6-A
Man with Gun Had No Designs on President
My 5 94 89(203), 3-A
Miller Makes Pitch for Anti-Crime Legislation
Ja 6 94 89(83), 2-A
Miller Offers More Crime Plans
Sp 14 94 89(334), 6-A
Millions Earmarked Crime Bill
Ag 3 94 89(292), 3-A
Millner Touts Plan for Abolishing Parole
Sp 16 94 89(336), 6-A
Offenders from Single-Parent Families an Increasing Trend
Jl 10 94 89(269), 10-A
Prosecution Languishes in Prison Scandal
Ap 17 94 89(185), 6-A
Report: Atlanta's Crime Rises; Falls Nationwide
Jl 31 94 89(290), 7-A
Republicans: Miller too Soft on Criminals
Je 9 94 89(238), 6-A
Steps to a Safer Georgia (Editorial)
Ja 12 94 89(92), 6-A
There's Been an Arrest; Where Does the Juvenile Go Next?
Jl 10 94 89(269), 10-A
Tip Boxes Offered for Public Housing
Oc 9 94 89(359), 8-A
Trigger Man's Father Says Son Had Troubles
Sp 2 94 89(322), 8-A
Voters Demanding Action on Crime
My 22 94 89(220), 5-A
When Money Talks, Criminals Can Walk (editorial)
Ap 11 94 89(179), 4-A
Crime and Criminals--Valdosta
Downtown Fights Crime Perception
Mr 27 94 89(166), 8-C
Grand Jury Releases Indictments
Jl 6 94 89(265), 3-A
Gunshot Victim "Poor"
My 16 94 89(214), 1-A
Incidents Increase; So Do Help Programs
Jl 10 94 89(269), 1-A
The Law's Extra Eye Use of Videotape Helping Authorities Fight Crime
Jl 28 94 89(287), 1-A
Man Asks for Change Before Robbing Stores
Sp 9 94 89(329), 4-A
Man Avoids Jury Trial, Pleads Guilty to Sodomy
Dc 7 94 90(53), 1-A
Man Claims Three Men Beat, Stranded Him
Sp 6 94 89(326), 1-A
Man Leads Police on Chase; Strikes Deputy's Car Twice
Je 24 94 89(253), 6-A
Masked Man Robs Woman at Gunpoint
My 20 94 89(218), 8-A
Murder Rate Increases in '93
Ja 9 94 89(86), 1-A
Naked Man Reportedly Abducts Little Girl
Ag 2 94 89(292), 3-A
One Wounded in Shooting
Jl 3 94 89(262), 1-A
Pregnant Woman, Man Reportedly Assaulted
My 19 94 89(217), 3-A
Purse-Snatching Incident Reported
Dc 5 94 90(52), 3-A
Retired Doctor Indicted for Wife's Shooting
Fe 15 94 89(126), 1-A
Robber Strikes Holiday Market
Dc 4 94 90(50), 8-A
Robbery Attempt Ends in Stabbing
Dc 5 94 90(51), 3-A
Shooting Victim's Condition Improves
My 21 94 89(219), 1-A
Two "Top" Suspects Taken into Custody
Fe 18 94 89(129), 5-A
Valdosta Man Arrested on Battery Charge Friday
My 21 94 89(219), 5-A
Valdosta Officer "Turns Bad" to Help Arrest "Baker Boys"
Fe 19 94 89(130), 1-A
Valdosta Taxidriver Reported Beaten, Raped
Jl 4 94 89(263), 1-A
Valdosta Violent Crimes Drop fron '93 Numbers
Ap 16 94 89(184), 1-A
Valdostan Gets Life in Prison
Ag 2 94 89(292), 3-A
Valdostan Woman Charged with Shooting Brother
Ag 3 94 89(292), 3-A
Valdosta's Crime Rate Declining
Dc 10 94 90(56), 1-A
Vandals Hit Falcon Cable
Sp 10 94 89(330), 1-A
War on Crime Claims More Victims in 1994
Dc 31 94 90(77), 6-A
We Can't Give up Our Rights to Stop Crime (editorial)
Sp 13 94 89(333), 4-A
Woman Chases Man Down Street with Knife
My 28 94 89(226), 3-A
Woman Found Dead at Home
Sp 12 94 89(332), 1-A
Woman Reports She Was Raped by Ex-Husband
Sp 4 94 89(324), 3-A
Crime Prevention--Georgia
Body Found in Burning Truck Identified
Ja 15 94 89(95), 5-A
Carter Criticizes Governor's Proposal
Fe 20 94 89(131), 5-A
Fighting Crime the Community Way (editorial)
Mr 25 94 89(164), 4-A
Georgia Senate OKs "Two Strikes" Anti-Crime Bill
Fe 4 94 89(115), 1-A
House Panel Chilly Toward Crime Bills
Ja 19 94 89(99), 1-A
House Passes Miller's Juvenile Crime Crackdown
Mr 8 94 89(147), 1-A
Let's Cure Criminal Behavior (editorial)
Je 4 94 89(233), 4-A
Medical Associatoin's Journal Defends Firearms
Mr 20 94 89(159), 3-A
Reno: Citizens Should Help in Crime Fight
Mr 19 94 89(158), 1-A
State Begins "Safe" Program
Ap 27 94 89(195), 5-A
Study: Crime Prevention Should be Local
Ap 15 94 89(183), 5-A