Cancer
$83,000 Sought for Expansion of Cancer Center at South Georgia
Fe 5 95 90(113), 1-C
Aspirin Cuts Risk of Yet Another Kind of Cancer
Oc 1 95 90(351), 8-A
Cancer Center Passes its $1 Million Goal
My 24 95 90(220), 1-A
Citizens Get a Look at New Cancer Center
Dc 4 95 91(50), 1-A
Computer Wish Comes True for Teen-Ager with Cancer
Dc 29 95 91(75), 1-A
Free Prostate Screenings Offered at South Georgia Medical Center
Sp 24 95 90(344), 4-C
Melanoma: Deadly Skin Cancer Grows More Lethal
My 5 95 90(201), 1-A
A Mother's Love
Jl 30 95 90(285), 1-C
New Cancer Center Planned for Milledgeville
Dc 17 95 91(63), 9-A
Platelet Donors Helping Red Cross
Jl 4 95 90(260), 4-A
Possible Donors for Moody Found
Jl 1 95 90(257), 1-A
Prostate Cancer
Oc 3 95 90(353), 1-B
Researchers Say New Test Can Determine if Prostate Cancer Has Spread
Mr 21 95 90(154), 5-A
Volunteer Drivers Make "Road to Recovery" Smoother. . .
Ap 9 95 90(173), 1-C
Capital Punishment--Georgia
April 6 Date Set for Execution of Convicted Murderer
Mr 21 95 90(154), 5-A
British Professor Working to Stop Ingram Execution
Ap 1 95 90(165), 6-A
Brits Rally to Save Condemned Inmate
Mr 31 95 90(164), 8-A
Condemned Man's Lawyers Claim Drugs Got in the Way
Ap 5 95 90(169), 1-A
Convicted Killer Doesn't Deserve Stay (editorial)
My 17 95 90(213), 4-A
Convicted Killer Executed
Ap 8 95 90(172), 1-A
Death Appeals Limit Clears Senate
Fe 15 95 90(122), 6-A
Death Sentence Voided by Court
Fe 10 95 90(118), 6-A
Dozens of Former Death Row Inmates Now Free Men
Jl 17 95 90(272), 3-A
Have Georgia Courts Abandoned the Death Penalty? (editorial)
Fe 27 95 90(134), 4-A
Ingram's Execution Stayed
Ap 7 95 90(171), 1-A
Isaacs Loses Appeal
Nv 28 95 91(44), 1-A
Judgeship Given to Execution Backer
Sp 29 95 90(349), 9-A
Killer of King's Mother Spared Death
Jl 26 95 90(281), 7-A
Parole Board Chief Talks with Condemned Man
Ap 6 95 90(170), 4-B
Sentences to Life
Au 17 95 90(306), 1-A
State Exectes Child-Killer
My 18 95 90(214), 6-A
Carter, Charles E.
Agents: Echols Sheriff Lied
Mr 16 95 90(149), 1-A
Carter Awaits Sentencing
Jn 29 95 90(255), 3-A
Carter Faces Sentencing Today
Jn 6 95 90(233), 3-A
Carter Files for New Trial
Ap 11 95 90(297), 1-A
Carter Gets 5 Years in Prison
Jl 18 95 90(273), 1-A
Carter Held in Lowndes
Jn 8 95 90(235), 1-A
Carter Remains in Lowndes Jail
Jn 9 95 90(236), 10-B
Carter Sentencing Due Monday
Jl 15 95 90(271), 1-A
Carter's Attorney Asking for Investigation
Jl 21 95 90(276), 5-A
Carter's Sentencing Delayed
Jn 7 95 90(234), 1-A
Convicted Echols Sheriff Has Support from Residents
Jl 31 95 90(286), 1-A
Conviction Upheld Against Ex-Sheriff
Jl 13 95 90(269), 2-A
County Residents Reluctant to Talk About Carter Case
Mr 18 95 90(151), 1-A
Drug Charges Dropped
Jl 21 95 90(276), 1-A
Echols Could Pay for Carter Defense
Au 1 95 90(287), 3-A
Echols Residents Sign Petition to Have Former Sheriff Released on Bond
Au 13 95 90(299), 6-A
Echols Sheriff Guilty
Mr 18 95 90(151), 1-A
Ex-Sheriff's Conviction Takes its Toll on Family
Jl 31 95 90(286), 2-A
Former Sheriff Charged Again
Jn 3 95 90(230), 2-B
Juror Claims Pressure in Carter Conviction
Jl 2 95 90(258), 5-A
Jury Gets Echols Case
Mr 17 95 90(150), 1-A
No Decisions Yet On Carter's Motions
Au 31 95 90(320), 5-A
Perjury Trial Delayed Again
Ja 19 95 90(96), 5-A
Carter, Jimmy
Atlanta Project Loosens Structure
Oc 19 95 91(4), 6-A
Carter Adviser Visits Cuba
My 31 95 90(227), 5-A
Carter Arrives in Sudan
Jl 20 95 90(275), 5-A
Carter Asks N. Korea to Send Team
Dc 21 95 91(67), 8-A
Carter Blames Weather for Bosnian Fighting
Ap 8 95 90(172), 5-A
Carter Blasts GOP
Nv 10 95 91(26), 5-A
Carter-Cuba Talks Fail on Breakthrough
Sp 21 95 90(341), 6-A
Carter Joins Volunteers
My 9 95 90(205), 5-A
Carter Likes Most of TV Biography
Ap 5 95 90(169), 4-A
Carter Nominated for Nobel Again
Fe 2 95 90(110), 5-B
Carter Official Advises Postponement
Jl 22 95 90(277), 3-A
Carter, Passed over for Nobel, Unfazed
Oc 14 95 91(364), 7-A
Carter Prayed-No, He Didn't
Fe 20 95 90(127), 7-A
Carter to go to Sudan
Jl 15 95 90(271), 12-A
Department Ripe for Termination (editorial)
My 26 95 90(222), 4-A
Georgia Politicians Lament Rabin's Death
Nv 5 95 91(21), 3-A
Jimmy and Amy Carter Autograph Their Book
Dc 16 95 91(62), 6-A
Negotiators Use Notes from Camp David
Nv 2 95 91(18), 4-B
Nobel May Grace Carter's Mantle
Oc 10 95 90(360), 5-A
Peacemakers Vying for Bridge Name
Mr 27 95 90(160), 3-A
Cassotta, Maurice
AG Report Sheds New Light on VPD
Ap 23 95 90(189), 1-A
Atmosphere Tense at Cassotta's Trial
Fe 12 95 90(120), 1-A
Bowers' Probe Rips VPD Investigation
Ap 18 95 90(184), 1-A
Cassotta Case on Court TV Soon
Mr 1 95 90(136), 1-A
Cassotta Case to have Another Day On Court TV
Oc 18 95 91(3), 1-A
Cassotta Girlfriend Describes Relationship
Fe 10 95 90(118), 1-A
Cassotta Jury Deliberating Today
Fe 18 95 90(125), 1-A
Cassotta Testifies in Own Defense
Fe 14 95 90(121), 1-A
Cassotta Trial Opens Jury Selection Starting Monday. . .
Fe 5 95 90(113), 1-A
Chief's Investigation Raises Big Questions (editorial)
Mr 10 95 90(143), 4-A
City Asks Governor to Order Probe
Mr 7 95 90(142), 1-A
City Must Restore Confidence in Police
Fe 23 95 90(130), 1-A
City Should End VPD Controversy
Mr 23 95 90(156), 1-A
Clues Found in Cassotta Investigation
Jn 15 95 90(242), 1-A
Council Tight-Lipped on Police Situation
Mr 10 95 90(143), 3-A
Court TV to Begin Broadcast of Cassotta Trial Thursday Morning
Mr 21 95 90(154), 1-A
Court TV to Broadcast Trial
Fe 7 95 90(115), 1-A
Crime Scene Handling Described
Fe 9 95 90(117), 1-A
Croft Ordered Crime Scene Cleaned
Fe 8 95 90(116), 1-A
D.A. Tries to Set Time of Death
Fe 9 95 90(117), 1-A
Defense Attorneys Hit GBI Work
Fe 11 95 90(119), 1-A
Defense Builds in Cassotta's Case Early Suspect Testifies
Fe 16 95 90(123), 1-A
Defense Will Use DNA in Cassotta Case
Fe 2 95 90(110), 1-A
DNA Results Examined in Court
Fe 16 95 90(123), 1-A
GBI Agent, Woman's Co-Workers Testify
Fe 10 95 90(118), 3-A
GBI Investigating Deaths of Child, Woman
Fe 22 95 90(129), 1-A
Governor Orders Inquiry
Mr 9 95 90(142), 1-A
Grand Jury Hears About Police Probe
My 26 95 90(222), 1-A
High-Profile Trials: A Battle of Rights
Ja 23 95 90(100), 1-A
Innocent! Jury Acquits Cassotta in Double-Murder Trial
Fe 21 95 90(128), 1-A
Judge Hands Case to Jury
Fe 17 95 90(124), 1-A
Jury Set in Cassota Case
Fe 7 95 90(115), 1-A
Lawyer: Cassotta Actions Impeccable
Ap 4 95 90(168), 1-A
Media Takes Look at Cassotta Case
Mr 25 95 90(158), 3-A
Murders Still Investigated
My 5 95 90(201), 1-A
No Action City Council Hears Comments from Suspended VPD Chief
Mr 10 95 90(143), 1-A
No Cassotta Decision Yet
Fe 19 95 90(126), 1-A
Officer Maurice Cassotta Wants Back Pay
Au 24 95 90(313), 1-A
Outside Investigators to View Cassotta Case
Fe 22 95 90(129), 1-A
Panel Details Murder Probe Mistakes
Mr 8 95 90(141), 1-A
Police Defend Handling of Cassotta Incidents
Fe 10 95 90(118), 1-A
Police Officers Return to Duty
Mr 29 95 90(162), 1-A
Prosecution: Cassotta Had Reasons to Kill
Fe 11 95 90(119), 1-A
Questions Arose About Jury
Fe 21 95 90(128), 1-A
Sheriff Places Priority on Mother-Son Death
Mr 11 95 90(144), 1-A
Spray: I Wasn't Needed at Murder Scene
Mr 19 95 90(152), 1-A
Spray Urged Cassotta be Fired for Insubordination
Ap 20 95 90(186), 5-A
"That's Not True, Sir" Maurice Cassotta Denies Involvement with Deaths
Fe 15 95 90(122), 1-A
Valdosta Police in Eye of Storm
Ap 6 95 90(170), 1-A
Witnesses: Cassotta Unmarked
Fe 17 95 90(124), 1-A
Chambliss, Saxby
Bishop, Chambliss Back Peanut Program
Au 4 95 90(290), 1-A
Bishop, Chambliss Split on Bill to Give More Search Powers
Fe 10 95 90(118), 4-B
Chambliss Agent to Hear from Public
My 5 95 90(201), 4-B
Chambliss Backed 2 Limit Bills
Mr 30 95 90(163), 1-A
Chambliss Backs Troops, But Still Wants Answers
Dc 6 95 91(52), 6-B
Chambliss, Bishop Differ in Views of 104th Congress
Jn 9 95 90(236), 3-A
Chambliss, Bishop to Meet in Forum at Country Club
Dc 25 95 91(71), 1-B
Chambliss Celebrates First Day in Congress
Ja 5 95 90(82), 1-A
Chambliss: Cuts Will Be Felt
Ap 19 95 90(185), 1-A
Chambliss on Security Panel
Fe 1 95 90(109), 2-A
Chambliss Says He's Confident About Success of "Contract"
Fe 7 95 90(115), 3-A
Chambliss Says Nobody's Winning
Nv 18 95 91(34), 6-A
Chambliss Speaking at Rotary Club
Ap 6 95 90(170), 1-A
Chambliss Supported "Contract" with Votes
Ap 8 95 90(172), 3-A
Chambliss Swings Through South Georgia
Jl 8 95 90(264), 1-A
Chambliss to Speak at Library Dedication
My 5 95 90(201), 4-B
Chambliss: Toughest Work Yet to Come
Ap 12 95 90(176), 11-A
Chambliss Warns of "Train Wreck"
Nv 13 95 91(29), 1-A
Chambliss Worker Visiting Valdosta
Mr 9 95 90(142), 5-A
Clambliss, Bishop Split over GOP Tax Cut Plan
Ap 5 95 90(169), 1-A
Clambliss' Meetings a Valuable Service (editorial)
Jl 12 95 90(268), 4-A
Congressmen Disagree on Tort Reform Package
Mr 12 95 90(145), 3-A
Coverdell Still Looking to Balance Budget
Nv 24 95 91(40), 8-A
Farm Cuts Coming, Chambliss Warns
Jn 22 85 90(248), 1-A
Georgia Reps Led Push for Balanced Federal Budget
Ja 27 95 90(104), 3-A
Lawmakers Divided on Budget Plan
My 21 95 90(217), 1-A
Lowndes' House Reps Get Committee Seats
Ja 18 95 90(95), 2-A
Proposed Peanut Program Death Draws Fire from Bishop, Chambliss
Fe 25 95 90(132), 3-A
Saxby Chambliss: "Contract" Success Better than Expected
Ap 7 95 90(171), 5-A
Time to Speak out as Chambliss Listens (editorial)
Ap 18 95 90(184), 4-A
Charities--Valdosta
"Bid Your Heart Away" at Auction
Fe 10 95 90(118), 1-C
Charities Active Today
Oc 31 95 91(16), 7-A
Empty Stocking Breaks Records
Dc 28 95 91(74), 1-A
Funding Target Reached
Dc 12 95 91(58), 1-A
Habitat Continues Work Toward Another Homes Project
Ja 25 95 90(102), 3-A
Heart Fund Drive Prepares to Kick Off
Ja 24 95 90(101), 3-A
Little Caesars Love Kitchen Feeding City's Needy People
Ja 17 95 90(94), 2-B
Low-Income Food Bags Available
Mr 9 95 90(142), 5-A
Salvation Army Providing Food
Mr 9 95 90(142), 5-A
Salvation Army Sets Local Record
Dc 29 95 91(75), 3-A
Schools Get into the Christmas Spirit
Dc 19 95 91(65), 1-A
Store Helps out a Local Charity
Dc 21 95 91(67), 5-A
Teen-Agers Helping the Hungry
Fe 15 95 90(122), 2-C
Valdosta for Life Banquet Next Saturday
My 20 95 90(216), 6-A
Walk for Charity Today
My 13 95 90(209), 1-A
Christmas
Celebrating the Season
Dc 1 95 91(47), 1-B
Christmas a Special Time for Fishermen
Dc 24 95 91(70), 7-B
Christmas Lighting Program
Dc 1 95 91(47), 1-B
Christmas Long Ago Filled with Church Events, Shopping
Dc 17 95 91(63), 7-C
Christmas Pops Concert Saturday
Dc 6 95 91(52), 4-C
Christmastime Arrives Early at Valdosta Housing Project
Dc 23 95 91(69), 3-A
Date of Jesus' Birth Is Elusive
Dc 24 95 91(70), 8-A
Evangel Musical Not Traditional
Dc 9 95 91(55), 2-B
Explaining the Star of Bethlehem
Dc 2 95 91(48), 9-A
Family Turns Holiday into a Blaze of Lights
Dc 13 95 91(59), 1-A
Holidays Can Still Be Happy Time
Dc 18 95 91(64), 1-A
LHS Off Broadway Christmas Show
Dc 13 95 91(59), 3-C
Living Christmas Tree at Lee Street
Dc 3 95 91(49), 3-C
Military's Deployments Add to Holiday Blues
Dc 18 95 91(64), 1-A
Moody Wish List for View
Dc 20 95 91(66), 3-A
Parade Applications Still Being Accepted
Dc 8 95 91(54), 6-A
Safety a Concern for Holiday Season
Dc 7 95 91(53), 3-A
Salvation Army Offers Assistance
Dc 7 95 91(53), 5-A
Trinity Presbyterian Performing Handel's "Messiah"
Dc 2 95 91(48), 9-A
VHS Band Concert Thursday
Dc 6 95 91(52), 4-C
Volunteers Help Spread Cheer
Dc 24 95 91(70), 1-A
Widower Shares Tree with State
Dc 7 95 91(53), 7-C
Churches--Valdosta
Benevolence Baptist Celebrates 130 Years
Ap 29 95 90(195), 10-A
Central Celebrates Centennial
Oc 1 95 90(351), 4-C
Church of Christ Members Gather
Oc 14 95 91(364), 8-A
The Church of Positive Living
Jl 8 95 90(264), 7-A
Churches Display Signs of the Times
Mr 9 95 90(142), 1-A
Cornerstone UMC Participating in Christian Recordings Series
Mr 25 95 90(158), 10-A
First Christian Church Celebrates 130th Anniversary
Nv 4 95 91(20), 8-A
Houses of Worship
Jl 15 95 90(271), 8-A
Morningside Youths Minister in Youth Detention Centers
Jl 22 95 90(277), 6-A
New Rabbi at Temple Israel
Sp 16 95 90(336), 6-A
Park Avenue UMC Presenting. . .
Mr 25 95 90(158), 10-A
Presbyterians Beginning Drive to Raise $600,000
Ap 19 95 90(185), 2-C
Clinton, Bill
In Atlanta, Clinton Defends Presidency
Mr 30 95 90(163), 7-A
Bill Clinton Evokes FDR's Presidency
Ap 13 95 90(178), 1-A
Clinton Apoligizes to Atlantan
Ap 1 95 90(165), 6-A
Clinton, Gingrich Meet to Debate
Jn 12 95 90(239), 1-A
Clinton, Gingrich Plan Sack Summit
Nv 18 95 91(34), 6-A
Clinton, Gingrich Should Get to Work (editorial)
Nv 19 95 91(35), 4-A
Clinton Praises Olympic Effort During Visit
Mr 29 95 90(162), 1-A
Clinton Visits Atlanta
Mr 30 95 90(163), 1-A
Gingrich, Clinton Square Off Today
Jn 11 95 90(238), 8-A
Governor Treats Clinton to Some Late-Night Cuisine
Mr 30 95 90(163), 7-A
Nunn Approves of Clinton's Address
Nv 28 95 91(44), 2-A
Colleges and Universities--Georgia
Board of Regents Looks at Semester System
Ja 18 95 90(95), 2-A
Botched Complaint Led to Suspensions
My 18 95 90(214), 5-A
Chancellor Pushing Semester System
Fe 4 95 90(112), 1-A
Dean Takes UGA Slot
Jl 13 95 90(269), 4-A
Drinking & College
Ja 22 95 90(99), 1-A
Higher Standards Worry College Leader
My 16 95 90(212), 3-A
Local Professors Concerned for Tenure
Mr 9 95 90(142), 2-A
Miller Proposes Boost in Higher Education Funds
Dc 20 95 91(66), 5-A
Portch Wants Limits on Admission Exceptions
Mr 14 95 90(147), 2-A
Public College Enrollment up 1.1 Percent
Nv 8 95 91(24), 7-A
Regents Approve Millions for Construction, Repairs
Sp 14 95 90(334), 5-A
Regents Approve Tuition Changes
Ap 13 95 90(178), 1-A
Regents Delay Action
My 11 95 90(207), 6-A
Regents to Consider Tuition Changes
Ap 12 95 90(176), 5-A
Regents Toughen Standards
Jn 15 95 90(242), 3-A
Semester Decision Delayed
Fe 9 95 90(117), 1-A
Semester Switch Approved
Dc 14 95 91(60), 7-A
Semester System Nearing
Dc 13 95 91(59), 1-A
Senior Colleges May Be Called "Universities"
Oc 13 95 90(363), 7-A
Study Finds Board of Regents Positions Understaffed
Oc 2 95 90(352), 3-A
Tenure Reviews Studied
Mr 9 95 90(142), 1-A
Tougher University Admission Standards Pushed
My 10 95 90(206), 3-A
UGA Expects Record Enrollment This Fall
Sp 6 95 90(326), 2-A
Valdosta Schools Pass SACS Review
Ap 16 95 90(182), 3-A
Valdosta State Adds Master's Program
Mr 5 95 90(140), 7-A
VSU Maintaining Remedial Program
My 31 95 90(227), 1-A
Concerts--Valdosta
Blues Band Rocking Out with Music of Hendrix, Vaughn
Oc 6 95 90(356), 1-B
Brown Bag Concert Lunch Series Set Next Week on Courthouse Lawn
My 5 95 90(201), 1-B
Brown Bag Concert Planned
My 2 95 90(198), 3-A
Children's Concert Tonight at Mathis
Mr 28 95 90(161), 3-B
City School Choruses Singing in The World's Largest Concert
Mr 1 95 90(136), 2-C
Contemporary Christian Group NewSong Performing
Ja 13 95 90(90), 1-B
Disc Jockey's Sweat Tickets Can be Returned to Store
Fe 12 95 90(120), 3-A
Doing Lunch? Brown Bag it (editorial)
My 9 95 90(205), 4-A
Dorothy Lewis-Griffith Concert Tuesday at Mathis
Ja 20 95 90(97), 1-B
Floating Men Performing at Ashley Street Station
Mr 31 95 90(164), 1-B
The Grapes Rocking into Valdosta
My 12 95 90(208), 1-B
Gravy Playing at JP's on Wednesday
Ja 20 95 90(97), 1-B
James Young Group in Concert Tonight at Someplace Else
Ap 28 95 90(194), 2-B
JP's March 31
Mr 24 95 90(157), 8-A
"New Folk" Composer in Concert Sunday at Trinint Presbyterian
Ap 28 95 90(194), 1-B
Singer/Songwriter Performing
Fe 17 95 90(124), 1-B
Someplace Else Presenting The Fiji Mariners, The Grapes
Fe 3 95 90(111), 1-B
Spider Monkey Performing at Valdosta's JPs Tonight
Fe 24 95 90(131), 1-B
Three on a String Tuesday at Mathis
Mr 17 95 90(150), 2-C
Tickets Still Available for Up with People Performance . . .
Fe 17 95 90(124), 1-B
Treadmill Trackstar Not Your Normal Band
Jl 7 95 90(263), 1-B
Up with People
Fe 22 95 90(129), 1-A
Up with People Coming
Fe 3 95 90(111), 2-B
Up with People Seeking Host Families
Fe 10 95 90(118), 1-C
Concerts--Valdosta State University
23 Choruses Perform at VSU Music Conference
Fe 25 95 90(132), 1-D
Acclaimed Violinist Guest Artist with Valdosta Symphony
Ja 13 95 90(90), 2-B
Faculty Artist Recital at VSU Tuesday Night
Fe 24 95 90(131), 1-B
Keith Sweat Concert at VSU Feb. 24
Fe 3 95 90(111), 1-B
Keith Sweat Concert Cancelled
Fe 10 95 90(118), 3-A
Keith Sweat Concert in Valdosta Feb. 24
Ja 27 95 90(104), 6-A
Pianist Fran Mantooth Performs Tuesday at VSU
Fe 17 95 90(124), 3-B
Renowned Pianist Performing Sunday
Ja 13 95 90(90), 1-B
Skirt Sings May 20 at Mayhem Fest
My 12 95 90(208), 1-B
String Quartet Concert at VSU Thursday Night
Mr 29 95 90(162), 2-C
Valdosta State's Concert Band Performing Tonight in Whitehead
Mr 2 95 90(137), 3-C
Valdosta Symphony Performing March 11
Mr 3 95 90(138), 1-B
VSU Recital of Music by Women Monday
Mr 3 95 90(138), 1-B
Widespread Panic Performs at VSU
My 4 95 90(200), 4-B
Courts--Georgia
Chains on Halls of Justice? (editorial)
Jl 20 95 90(275), 4-A
Court Stands Firm on O'Neal Dismissal
Ap 2 95 90(166), 4-A
Court to Hear Challenge to State Sodomy Law
Oc 10 95 90(360), 5-A
Court Upholds Warner Robins Anti-Nepotism Law
Ja 27 95 90(104), 10-A
Georgia Tougher on Police than Supreme Court
Fe 10 95 90(118), 4-B
Have Georgia Court Abandoned the Death Penalty? (editorial)
Fe 27 95 90(134), 4-A
High Court Picks First Black Leader
Jn 8 95 90(235), 5-A
House Agrees to Open Some Juvenile Court Proceedings
Mr 9 95 90(142), 6-A
Middle District Gets New Judge
Au 12 95 90(298), 5-A
Prosecutors: Courts Being too Lenient
My 15 95 90(211), 2-A
Restrict TV Coverage of Trials?
Dc 19 95 91(65), 6-A
Supreme Court to Look at Georgia Districts
Ja 7 95 90(84), 5-A