Police--Valdosta
Appeal Not Yet Filed
Jn 11 96 91(240), 1-A
Chief Defends Officer's Use of Pepper Spray
Au 28 96 91(318), 3-A
Counseling Just One Way to Combat Drug Abuse
Au 11 96 91(301), 1-A
Different Worlds
Ap 3 96 91(171), 1-A
Former Chief's Appeal Rejected
Oc 15 96 91(365), 1-A
Former Interim Chief Proud to Be Part of VPD Force
Ja 22 96 91(99), 1-A
Grand Jury Urges More Police Funds
Sp 6 96 91(327), 1-A
Lowndes Police Forces Get Used Vehicles
Sp 14 96 91(335), 3-A
New Sketch of Rapist Released
Mr 30 96 91(167), 1-A
Officer to Get Counseling After Shooting
Ja 31 96 91(108), 1-A
Officers Swear Oaths
Ja 13 96 91(90), 1-A
Pepper Spray Hits Officers
Oc 29 96 92(14), 1-A
Police Department Building Renovation Approved
Jn 7 96 91(236), 1-A
Police Finish Internal Probe
Dc 27 96 92(73), 1-A
Police Form Advisory Committee
Dc 21 96 92(67), 1-A
Police Getting "New" Cruisers
Mr 22 96 91(159), 6-A
Police Looking for Male "Flasher"
Oc 19 96 92(4), 1-A
Police Probe Two Deaths
Sp 24 96 91(345), 1-A
Police Probe Two Robberies
Sp 26 96 91(347), 4-A
Police Search for a Different Look
Au 8 96 91(297), 1-A
Police Station Reopens
Sp 21 96 91(342), 3-A
Police Use Pepper Spray 31 Times in Valdosta
Sp 15 96 91(336), 1-A
Spray Trial Starts Monday
Fe 4 96 91(112), 1-A
Valdosta Cop Charged in Battery Case
Jl 19 96 91(278), 3-A
Valdosta Cop Facing New Charge
Jl 23 96 91(282), 6-A
Valdosta Detectives Cited for Quality Work
Ap 28 91(196), 1-A
Valdosta Police Handle Family Dispute, Neighborhood Spat
Sp 22 96 91(343), 2-A
Valdosta Police Hit Streets with 10 New Vehicles
Ja 5 96 91(82), 1-A
Valdosta Police Improvements Come Under Fire
Jn 23 96 91(252), 1-A
Veteran Investigator Teaches Sleuthing Skills to Police
Oc 22 96 92(7), 7-A
VPD Changes "Eased" In
Ja 19 96 91(96), 1-A
Would-Be David Strikes Officer with Slingshot
Oc 24 96 92(9), 3-A
Politics and Government
After Just Four Years in Washington, D.C., Coverdell Becoming...
Dc 1 96 92(47), 5-A
After Problems, Georgia GOP Unified in San Diego
Au 18 96 91(308), 12-A
Bishop Now in the Fund-Raising Lead
My 8 96 91(206), 6-A
Clinton's, Gingrich's Lies Betray Country (editorial)
Dc 22 96 92(67), 8-A
Committee Wants Gingrich Probe Expanded
Sp 27 96 91(348), 9-A
Congressman Suggests Gingrich Give up Post
Nv 11 96 92(27), 2-A
Coverdell Elected to GOP Leadership
Dc 4 96 92(50), 1-A
Coverdell Hopes Public Flocks to GOP
Au 14 96 91(304), 5-A
Coverdell to Chair Georgia Delegation
My 14 96 91(212), 3-A
Delay of Punishment Considered
Dc 24 96 92(70), 1-A
Democrats Fail to Expose Gingrich Report
Sp 20 96 91(341), 7-A
Don't Count Newt Down and out Yet (editorial)
Oc 1 96 91(352), 4-A
Ethics Complaint Against Paul Coverdell Dismissed
My 11 96 91(209), 5-A
Ethics Complaint Filed Against Paul Coverdell
My 1 96 91(199), 8-A
Ethics Investigators Check on Gingrich's Intertwined Activities
Dc 25 96 92(71), 6-A
Georgia Democrats Still Looking for a Few Good Candidates
Ap 15 91(183), 6-A
Georgia Targeted for Votes
Au 27 96 91(317), 7-A
Georgians Brave Gray Skies, Loud Music, Long Speeches to See Clinton
Oc 26 96 92(11), 6-A
Georgians See Dole's Military Record, Character as Key Campaign Assets
Au 12 96 91(302), 7-A
Georgia's Delegation a Diverse Group
Au 26 96 91(316), 5-A
Georgia's GOP Cautious on Dole
Au 15 96 91(305), 1-A
Georgia's GOP Lawmakers Unconcerned with Probe
Sp 28 96 91(349), 5-A
Gingrich Challenges White House to Release Travel Office Documents
Jn 16 96 91(245), 7-A
Gingrich Confesses, Bargains on Punishment
Dc 22 96 92(67), 6-A
Gingrich Does Not Take Sides
Oc 20 96 92(5), 9-B
Gingrich Faults Gore in Contribution Flap
Oc 20 96 92(5), 5-A
Gingrich Lashes Against Clinton
My 6 96 91(204), 3-A
Gingrich: My District Means More than D.C.
Oc 27 96 92(12), 10-A
Gingrich Negotiating End to Ethics Probe
Dc 21 96 92(67), 6-A
Gingrich Outraged over Lion Abuse Charge
Nv 2 96 92(18), 6-A
Gingrich Says Clinton May Not Want Changes
Ja 28 96 91(105), 3-A
Gingrich Says GOP Big Enough for Both Pro, Anti Abortionists
Jn 15 96 91(244), 1-A
Gingrich Supportet Says Speaker Won't Quit
Dc 30 96 92(76), 3-A
Gingrich Warns Against Rich Men Buying Power
Ap 23 91(191), 1-A
GOP Moves to Save Gingrich
Dc 31 96 92(77), 1-A
Historian Suing Gingrich, Other U.S. House Members
My 16 96 91(214), 6-A
House Ready to Vote on Minimum Wage
My 11 96 91(209), 5-D
Key Parts of Gingrich Complaint Not Killed by Ethics committee
Sp 29 96 91(350), 8-A
Millner Says Cleland Ducking Senate Campaign Debates
Sp 4 96 91(325), 5-A
Murphy Expects Hard Attack from GOP
Nv 22 96 92(39), 5-A
Nunn: I Was Wrong to Oppose Persian Gulf War
Dc 26 96 92(72), 1-A
Several House Republicans Won't Support Newt Gingrich
Dc 28 96 92(74), 6-A
Silver Haired Legislature to Hold Forum
Oc 2 96 91(353), 3-A
Unethical Newt Should Yield Speaker's Chair (editorial)
Dc 24 96 92(70), 4-A
VA Official Praises Clinton's Policies
Oc 24 96 92(9), 1-A
Voice of Women Can Be Heard at the Polls
Jl 9 96 91(268), 5-A
Politics and Government--Georgia
African-American Picked as Majority Leader
Nv 23 96 92(40), 3-A
Democrats Lose One Seat to Republicans
Ja 5 96 91(82), 8-A
GOP Poised to Take over State House
My 7 96 91(205), 6-B
Lawmakers Defending Miller's Budget
Ja 17 96 91(94), 5-A
Lawmakers Ready for 1996 Session
Ja 7 96 91(84), 1-A
Legislators Back to Work in Georgia
Ja 8 96 91(85), 1-A
Miller's Mandate
My 31 96 91(229), 1-A
Millner, Isakson Face off During Senatorial Debate
My 16 96 91(214), 6-A
Politicians Say Keep Moving Forward to Continue King's Legacy
Ja 14 96 91(91), 6-A
Poll Shows Georgians Want Limited Government
Oc 5 96 91(356), 3-A
Schools Board's New Lobbyist Is GOP Senate Leader
Sp 13 96 91(334), 8-A
Senate Budget Packed with Many Local Projects
Mr 11 96 91(148), 3-A
Shaw Named Whip
Dc 20 96 92(66), 1-A
South Georgia's Consultant Keeping Busy
Ap 7 96 91(175), 1-A
State of the State
Ja 11 96 91(88), 1-A
Top Senate Republican Considers Gubernatorial Race. . .
Ja 14 96 91(91), 7-A
Turner Reappointed to Advisory Board
My 14 96 91(212), 3-A
You Are Going to Love Georgia Politics in 1996
Ja 7 96 91(84), 4-A
Pre-Kindergarten Program
House Budget Writer, Miller on Collision Course over Pre-Kindergarten
Fe 27 96 91(135), 3-A
Legislature Rules on Pre-K Potties
Ja 23 96 91(100), 5-A
Pre-K Charges Lobbed
Fe 2 96 91(110), 5-A
Pre-K Money May Be Coming
Fe 24 96 91(132), 2-A
Pre-K Money was Saved by Latest Legislative Deal
Mr 12 96 91(149), 2-A
Pre-K Program Control Changes Hands
Mr 16 96 91(153), 7-A
Pre-K Program Facing Budget Hurdles
Mr 2 96 91(139), 5-A
Ray City Has Only Municipal Pre-K Program in State
Nv 24 96 92(41), 1-A
Senate OKs Pre-K Pottie Bill
Fe 7 96 91(115), 2-A
State Ordering Pre-K Changes
Fe 3 96 91(111), 5-B
State Pre-Kindergarten Program Transferred
Mr 30 96 91(167), 5-A
State Ships Copies of Book to Pre-K Students
Oc 22 96 92(7), 7-A
Prisons and Prisoners--Georgia
Chain Gang Bill Moves Along
Ja 25 96 91(102), 2-A
Corrections Chief Rattles State Prison
Ja 5 96 91(82), 8-A
Garner Wants Kids Kept out of Prison
Oc 12 96 91(363), 4-A
GBI Invited to Look at Prison Abuse Claims
Au 28 96 91(318), 2-A
Georgia Prison Guards Facing Longer Hours
Jl 17 96 91(276), 6-A
House Approves Prison Privatization
Mr 8 96 91(145), 6-A
It's All in the Name
My 4 96 91(202), 2-A
Longer Prison Stays Sought
My 3 96 91(201), 5-A
New Prison Boss Mixes Political Skills, Glib Tongue
Ja 22 96 91(99), 1-A
Prison Life Gets Tougher
Sp 29 96 91(350), 1-A
Prisons' Weights Headed to Schools
Ja 31 96 91(108), 2-A
Private-Run Prisons Get Senate Approval
Fe 16 96 91(124), 1-A
Students Told of Jail Life
Nv 18 96 92(35), 1-A
Public Utilities--Valdosta
Bids for Sterling Work Opened, Contractor Still to Be Decided
Ap 3 96 91(171), 1-A
City Hopes Play Will Aid Drainage
Au 16 96 91(306), 1-A
City Utility Manager Gandy Retires After Nearly 42 Years
Dc 31 96 92(77), 3-A
Council Approves Water Rate Hike
Nv 8 96 92(24), 1-A
Council Gives Contract for Sewer Outfall Work
Au 10 96 91(299), 6-A
Garbage Collection Will Continue
Nv 27 96 92(44), 3-A
Public Works Director Moves Mountains
Dc 5 96 92(51), 1-A
Pyrzenski Hired for Public Works
Sp 14 96 91(335), 2-A
Tap-On Fee Would Recover Water Line, Sewer Costs
Ap 10 91(178), 1-A
Water Service Disrupted by Accident
Dc 10 96 92(56), 1-A
Who Will Pay Sterling Tap Fees?
Ap 11 91(179), 1-A