Police--Valdosta
71 Apply for Police Chief Job
Jn 2 95 90(229), 1-A
5 Considered for Police Chief Post
Jn 23 95 90(249), 1-A
8 Vying for Job of Chief
Jl 1 95 90(257), 1-A
Acting Chief Rallies Troops
Fe 25 95 90(132), 1-A
AG Report Sheds New Light on VPD
Ap 23 95 90(189), 1-A
Another Local Chief Candidate
Jn 8 95 90(235), 1-A
Applications Arriving for Chief's Job
My 9 95 90(205), 2-A
Authorities Silent on GBI Probe
Ap 8 95 90(172), 1-A
Bear Calms Child Victims
Fe 25 95 90(132), 1-D
Bowers' Probe Rips VPD Investigation
Ap 18 95 90(184), 1-A
Candidates for Chief Bring Experience
Jn 11 95 90(238), 1-A
Cason Mails Decision
My 9 95 90(205), 1-A
Cason Upholds Firings
My 11 95 90(207), 1-A
Cassotta "Fair" at SGMC
Fe 24 95 90(131), 1-A
Chief Finalists
Jl 6 95 90(262), 1-A
Chief Spray No Stranger to Controversy
Mr 19 95 90(152), 1-A
Citizens Police Academy Bagins Class in March
Ja 25 95 90(102), 3-A
Citizens Police Academy Graduates 13
Ap 23 95 90(189), 5-A
City Deserves Better than Secret Meetings (editorial)
Ap 9 95 90(173), 4-A
City Facing Lawsuit
Jl 28 95 90(283), 1-A
City Hiring More Officers
Ap 29 95 90(195), 2-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
City Still Expects Chief in Place Aug. 1
Jn 14 95 90(241), 1-A
City Suspends Police Leaders
Fe 25 95 90(132), 1-A
Council Ponders Outside Probe of VPD
Fe 24 95 90(131), 1-A
Council Promises to Support Chief
Jl 21 95 90(276), 1-A
Council Tight-Lipped on Police Situation
Mr 10 95 90(143), 3-A
Council Wants Fast Action in Naming New PD Chief
Ap 12 95 90(176), 1-A
Crime Deterrents Not New
Jl 18 95 90(273), 1-A
Croft Appeals Firing from VPD
Ap 19 95 90(185), 1-A
Croft, Whitfield Appeal Firings
Ap 28 95 90(194), 1-A
D. A. Criticizes Murder Probe
Ap 28 95 90(194), 1-A
Decision Due on Croft, Whitfield
My 7 95 90(203), 3-A
"Decisive Action" Valdosta City Council Meeting to Discuss Police Situation
Mr 9 95 90(142), 1-A
Deputies Also on Memorial List
Sp 11 95 90(331), 1-A
Don't Expect Immdiate Changes, Says New Valdosta Police Chief
Au 8 95 90(294), 1-A
Ex-Police Chief Arrested
Ap 14 95 90(180), 1-A
Extra Job Policy May Change
Jl 27 95 90(282), 3-A
Finalists Attracted to Valdosta
Jl 9 95 90(264), 1-A
Finalists Named
Jl 7 95 90(263), 1-A
Frustrated Citizen Helps Police After Watching Theft at Business
Sp 10 95 90(330), 3-A
GBI Inventories Merchandise in VPD Probe
Ap 11 95 90(175), 1-A
GBI Probing Equipment Use
Ap 7 95 90(171), 1-A
GEMA Aids in Investigation
Ap 8 95 90(172), 1-A
A Good Choice for Police Chief (editorial)
Jl 23 95 90(278), 6-A
Government Surplus Probe Continues
Ap 19 95 90(185), 1-A
Grand Jury Hears About Police Probe
My 26 95 90(222), 1-A
Grand Jury:VPD Needs Changes
Jn 1 95 90(228), 1-A
Law and Re-Ordering
Dc 31 95 91(77), 1-A
Mobile VPD Crime Lab Arrives
Dc 1 95 91(47), 4-A
Mutual Aid Agreement for City and County Near
Nv 2 95 91(18), 1-A
Neighborhood Watch Association Forming
Fe 19 95 90(126), 7-A
New Police Chief Settles in, Plans Changes
Au 23 95 90(312), 1-A
New Police Substation Gets Support Downtown
Jl 9 95 90(264), 7-C
No Action City Council Hears Comments from Suspended VPD Chief
Mr 10 95 90(143), 1-A
No Court Today For Spray
Au 18 95 90(307), 1-A
Officer Maurice Cassotta Wants Back Pay
Au 24 95 90(313), 1-A
Officers: Dark Era at an End
Ap 12 95 90(176), 1-A
Officers Graduate from Police Academy
Mr 13 95 90(146), 3-A
Officers: Training Adequate
Jn 2 95 90(229), 1-A
Ousted Police Official Files Appeal on Firing
Ap 18 95 90(184), 1-A
Panel Indicts Spray
Jl 28 95 90(283), 1-A
Patrolman: We've Been Left Out
Jn 6 95 90(233), 1-A
Paulk Advises Police Consolidation
Jn 14 95 90(241), 1-A
Paulk Correct in Consolidation of Forces
Jl 10 95 90(266), 4-A
Pepper Spray in Use
Sp 1 95 90(321), 1-A
Plans Shaping Up for VPD Headquarters
Sp 28 95 90(348), 1-A
Police Budget Passed
Jn 17 95 90(243), 1-A
Police Chief Continues to Study VPD
Sp 18 95 90(338), 1-A
Police Chief Interviews Set
Jn 25 95 90(251), 1-A
Police Force Moves in Right Direction (editorial)
Ap 13 95 90(178), 4-A
Police Hiring
Dc 24 95 91(70), 1-A
Police Improvement a Campaign Priority
Nv 5 95 91(21), 1-A
Police Investigating String of Burglaries
Mr 12 95 90(145), 1-A
Police Moving to Temporary Headquarters
Jn 9 95 90(236), 10-B
Police Needs Call for More Budget Meetings
Jn 14 95 90(241), 1-A
Police Officers Return to Duty
Mr 29 95 90(162), 1-A
Police Probe Georgia Chiefs Association Nearing End of Investigation
Mr 2 95 90(137), 1-A
Police Reorganization Planned
Dc 7 95 91(53), 1-A
Police Suspensions Correct First Step (editorial)
Fe 26 95 90(133), 6-A
A Present of Reorganization (editorial)
Dc 10 95 91(56), 6-A
Recommendations in Chief Search Delayed for Month
Jn 13 95 90(240), 1-A
Search for New Chief Under Way
Ap 14 95 90(180), 1-A
Sheriff's Detective Applies for Valdosta Police Chief Post
Jn 3 95 90(230), 1-A
Simons, Named VPD Chief
Jl 21 95 90(276), 1-A
Smith on Patrol
Jn 6 95 90(233), 1-A
Solicitor Sought by Valdosta
Jl 4 95 90(260), 1-A
Spray Arrest Didn't Shock Council
Ap 14 95 90(180), 1-A
Spray: I Wasn't Needed at Murder Scene
Mr 19 95 90(152), 1-A
Spray Linked to State Equipment
Ap 12 95 90(176), 1-A
Spray May Face Perjury Charges
Ap 19 95 90(185), 1-A
Spray Signs Waiver
Sp 9 95 90(329), 1-A
Spray Stopped Investigation
Jl 21 95 90(276), 2-A
Spray Turns in His Shield Whitfield, Croft Ousted
Ap 12 95 90(176), 1-A
Spray Urged Cassotta Be Fired for Insubordination
Ap 20 95 90(186), 5-A
State Memorial Could Include Area Officers
Sp 5 95 90(325), 1-A
State's Attitude to Blame for Law Engorcement Blunders
Ap 13 95 90(178), 4-A
Summary of Attorney General's Report on VPD
Ap 18 95 90(184), 6-A
Time to Start Anew Valdosta (editorial)
Jl 9 95 90(264), 4-A
Top Legal Office Takes Spray Case
Oc 31 95 91(16), 1-A
Transcript of Police Association Report
Mr 8 95 90(141), 3-A
With Trial Over, All Eyes on VPD (editorial)
Fe 23 95 90(130), 4-A
Valdosta Chief Attends Training Conference
Ja 26 95 90(103), 3-A
Valdosta Police Department Phone Numbers Changing
Jn 9 95 90(236), 1-A
Valdosta Police Ground 'Check-Kiting' Group
Au 23 95 90(312), 1-A
Valdosta Police in Eye of Storm
Ap 6 95 90(170), 1-A
Valdosta Police Invite Public to Start Neighborhood Watch
Mr 21 95 90(154), 1-A
Valdosta Police Seek Neighborhood Watch Groups
Ap 12 95 90(176), 1-A
Valdosta Police Try Bike Patrol
Fe 23 95 90(130), 1-A
Valdosta Wins Appeals Case on Contempt
Ap 21 95 90(187), 3-A
Valdostan Surrenders to Police
Fe 19 95 90(126), 7-A
Valdosta's Federal Grant Paying for More Officers
Fe 18 95 90(125), 2-A
Vehicles, Generators Among Items
Ap 12 95 90(176), 1-A
VPD Detectives Lack Equiptment, Training
Jn 4 95 90(231), 1-A
VPD Honors Two Child Witnesses
Jn 10 95 90(237), 1-A
VPD Moves to Temporary HQ
Jn 14 95 90(241), 5-A
VPD Wants Watch Idea to Succeed
Mr 12 95 90(145), 1-A
Whitfield, Croft Appealing Their Firings Today
Ap 27 95 90(193), 1-A
Who Will it Be?
Jl 20 95 90(275), 1-A
Woman Slain Valdosta Police Search for Shooting Suspect
My 21 95 90(217), 1-A
Politics and Government
$90,000 Spent on Georgia's Officials
Fe 9 95 90(117), 7-A
Ag Secretary Meets with Farmers in Fort Valley
Ap 21 95 90(187), 9-B
Alexander Announces Georgia Campaign Team
Mr 28 95 90(161), 5-A
The Betrayal of Max Cleland (editorial)
Ap 19 95 90(185), 4-A
Bishop, Chambliss Split on Bill to Give More Search Powers
Fe 10 95 90(118), 4-B
Black Democrats May form Third Party
Sp 5 95 90(325), 2-A
Black Lawmaker's Speech Grinds Talks to a Halt
Sp 7 95 90(327), 6-A
Black Republicans Join in Criticism of Drug Ruling
Mr 29 95 90(162), 5-A
Bring Back the Briefings (editorial)
My 21 95 90(217), 4-A
Carter Given Resources Position
Fe 2 95 90(110), 3-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: Toughest Work Yet to Come
Ap 12 95 90(176), 11-A
A Chat with Tom Murphy: Republicans, Reporters and
Fe 14 95 90(121), 1-A
Clinton, Gingrich Plan Snack Summit
Nv 18 95 91(34), 6-A
Clinton, Gingrich Should Get to Work (editorial)
Nv 19 95 91(35), 4-A
Committee Approved Course with Incomplete Information
Mr 13 95 90(146), 5-A
Congressman Bishop to Visit
My 31 95 90(227), 3-A
Coverdell Fined for Excess Contributions
My 20 95 90(216), 10-A
Coverdell Holds Town Meeting
Ap 26 95 90(192), 3-A
Coverdell Proposal Helps Small Business (editorial)
Mr 13 95 90(146), 4-A
Democrats Accuse House of "Stonewalling"
Jl 1 95 90(257), 8-A
Democrats Don't Have Monopoly on Bad Decisions (editorial)
Ap 5 95 90(169), 6-A
Durden Switch Gives GOP Edge
My 2 95 90(198), 1-A
Ex-Lobbyist Admits Paying for Strippers
Sp 29 95 90(349), 9-A
Fiscal Affairs Boards Earn Law Firm's Ire
Jl 28 95 90(283), 1-A
Former House Historian Writing Book on Ouster
Fe 10 95 90(118), 6-A
Former Mayor Honored
Dc 2 95 91(48), 1-A
Four GOP Hopefuls Woo County Officials
Jl 25 95 90(280), 7-A
Ga. Republicans Back Party Plan
Sp 28 95 90(348), 7-A
Ga's Freshmen Lawmakers Frustrated by "Contract" Pace
Mr 19 95 90(152), 9-A
Ga.'s Lawmakers Got 134 Paid Trips
Jn 15 95 90(242), 5-C
General Assembly Split Along Race and Politics
Sp 13 95 90(333), 7-A
Georgia Congrewwman Jumps over to the GOP
Ap 11 95 90(175), 1-A
Georgia's Senior Senator Mulling Retirement
My 1 95 90(197), 5-A
Gingrich Deal May Cost Speakership
Ja 16 95 90(93), 3-A
Gingrich Hawking New Book
Jl 6 95 90(262), 5-C
Gingrich Helped Drug Companies
Fe 3 95 90(111), 7-A
Gingrich in Valdosta
Jl 4 95 90(260), 1-A
Gingrich Makes Most of Prime-Time Power
Ap 9 95 90(173), 7-A
Gingrich Pushes Speaker's Role into Limelight
Ap 7 95 90(171), 1-A
Gingrich Rejects Run for President
Fe 14 95 90(121), 3-A
Gingrich Says Powell's Decision on Presidential Bid Will Affect His Own
Sp 5 95 90(325), 2-A
Gingrich Shoots at Everything in Sight (editorial)
Fe 21 95 90(128), 4-A
Gingrich Stresses Patience with Budgetary Matters
Oc 15 95 90(365), 5-A
Gingrich Urges Powell Against Independent Run
Sp 11 95 90(331), 7-A
Gingrich's Sister Opposses Campaign
My 15 95 90(211), 5-A
Golden Unhappy with Committee Assignments
Ja 11 95 90(88), 1-A
GOP Convention Starts Today
My 12 95 90(208), 5-A
Gov. Miller Acts Like He Wants a Senate Seat (editorial)
Ap 17 95 90(183), 4-A
Government to the Grave (editorial)
Fe 1 95 90(109), 4-A
Governor Treats Clinton to Some Late-Night Cuisine
Mr 30 95 90(163), 7-A
Governor Turns Down Uniform Grievance Procedures
Ap 20 95 90(186), 6-A
Governors Split on Cutbacks
Fe 27 95 90(134), 3-A
Gramm Gets Georgia GOP Support
Fe 9 95 90(117), 7-A
Group Criticizes Georgia Lawmaker
Oc 12 95 90(362), 7-A
House Democrats' Strategy to Block GOP Backfires
Ja 27 95 90(104), 10-A
House Redrawing Districts
Fe 15 95 90(122), 6-A
Is Good Government Just a "Pipe" Dream? (editorial)
Nv 5 95 91(21), 4-A
Lawmakers Can't Put off Decisions (editorial)
Sp 6 95 90(326), 4-A
Lawmakers Divided on Budget Plan
My 21 95 90(217), 1-A
Lawmakers Do the Darndest Things (editorial)
Jl 9 95 90(264), 4-A
Lawmakers' Failure a Source of Shame (editorial)
Sp 14 95 90(334), 6-A
Legislators Take Break from Redistrictin
Sp 2 95 90(322), 5-A
Liberals See Things Opposite of Reality (editorial)
Ap 1 95 90(165), 4-A
Lots of Sizzle Left in Atlanta (editorial)
Jl 26 95 90(281), 4-A
Miller Down on Session
Sp 14 95 90(334), 1-A
Miller Orders Spending Freeze
Jl 1 95 90(257), 8-A
Miller Signs Budget, with Some Changes
Ap 22 95 90(188), 5-A
Millner Hasn't Ruled out Political Life
Ja 13 95 90(90), 7-A
Moody Air Force Base Forces to Furlough Some Civilian Workers After All
Nv 16 95 91(32), 1-A
Murphy Is out of Touch (editorial)
Mr 13 95 90(146), 4-A
Newt & Zell: Two Politicians from the Same Pod?
Ja 22 95 90(99), 5-A
Newt's Talking Nunn-Sense (editorial)
Oc 3 95 90(353), 4-A
No "Sen. Miller" Soon
Jl 29 95 90(284), 1-A
NRA, GOP Leadership Strike Repeal Deal
Ja 27 95 90(104), 9-A
Nunn Decides to Stay Democrat
Ap 12 95 90(176), 11-A
Nunn, Four Other Democrats Hold Future of Budget Amendment
Fe 28 95 90(135), 10-A
Nunn Put National Interest Before Party (editorial)
Oc 11 95 90(361), 4-A
Nunn Says Campaign Would Be Expensive
Mr 26 95 90(159), 6-A
Nunn Stages 11th-Hour Assault on GOP Line-Item Veto Bill
Mr 24 95 90(157), 7-A
Nunn Supports GOP Budget
My 27 95 90(223), 1-A
Nunn Wins Amendment Compromise
Mr 1 95 90(136), 1-A
Nunn's New Course Taking Him Away from U.S. Senate
Oc 10 95 90(360), 1-A
Parties Play Wargames with Budget Amendment (editorial)
Mr 3 95 90(138), 4-A
Poiteveint Named Gramm's Georgia Chief
Ja 31 95 90(108), 3-A
Political Scientist Speaking at VSU
Ja 20 95 90(97), 5-A Ja 21 95 90(98), 5-A
Politics Ivading Outdoor Arena
My 7 95 90(203), 9-B
Poll: Nunn Could Win Re-Election
My 12 95 90(208), 1-A
Privatization Offers Way to Shrink Government (editorial)
My 4 95 90(200), 4-A
Reader Wants to Inform Public of Family's Story
Jl 9 95 90(264), 4-A
Redistriciting Session Sends Staff Scrambling
Jl 11 95 90(267), 5-A
Redistricting Foils General Assembly
Sp 13 95 90(333), 1-A
Religious Right Flexes Its Muscle
Fe 7 95 90(115), 5-A
Saxby Chambliss: "Contract" Success Better than Expected
Ap 7 95 90(171), 5-A
Senate, House Continue Negotiations on Districts
Sp 1 95 90(321), 5-A
Sloppy Tax Cut Bill Deserved Veto (editorial)
Ap 14 95 90(180), 4-A
Southern Democrats Take Blow
Oc 10 95 90(360), 1-A
State GOP Lawmakers Throwing Weight Around
Ja 14 95 90(91), 1-A
State Workers Union Offers Alternatives to Privatization of Services
My 27 95 90(223), 1-A
Talks over Congressional Map Take Turn for the Worse
Sp 11 95 90(331), 1-A
Tempers Flare over Shutdown
Nv 16 95 91(32), 1-A
Term Limits Proposal Blocked in House
Mr 30 95 90(163), 1-A
Think Tank Spent Most of Its Money on Gingrich Projects
Fe 18 95 90(125), 3-A
Three-Judge Panel Charged with Redistricting Knows Controversy
Sp 18 95 90(338), 3-A
Time to Speak out as Chambliss Listens (editorial)
Ap 18 95 90(184), 4-A
Veto Promised for Budget Bill
Nv 17 95 91(33), 1-A
We'll Be Paying for the Cutbacks (editorial)
Jl 6 95 90(262), 4-A
When "The Ox" Defies the Law (editorial)
Jl 5 95 90(261), 4-A
Where the Legislature Stands Now
Mr 12 95 90(145), 1-A
White Republicans May be Biggest Losers
Jl 2 95 90(258), 4-A