Abortion
Abortion Dominates Legislature
Ja 17 97 92(94), 6-A
Anti-Abortion Lawmakers Stage Filibuster over Chairman's Inaction
Mr 5 97 92(141), 6-A
Anti-Abortion Lawmakers Stage Fourth Filibuster
Mr 12 97 92(148), 3-B
Former Abortion Clinic Owner Speaking at Banquet for Life
Ap 30 97 92(197), 1-C
Georgia Senate Votes to Ban Partial-Birth Abortion
Mr 18 97 92(154), 5-A
Judge Limits Georgia's 'Partial-Birth' Law
Jl 1 97 92(259), 3-A
Nation's Abortion Rate Drops to Record Low
Ja 4 97 92(81), 5-A
Nightclub Owner's Brother was Noted Abortion Doctor
Fe 26 97 92(134), 6-A
Partial Birth Abortion Outlawed in Georgia
Mr 26 97 92(162), 2-A
Roe vs. Wade Anniversary Marked by Rallies at Capitol
Ja 23 97 92(100), 5-A
State House Agrees to Ban 'Partial-Birth Abortion'
Mr 25 97 92(161), 1-A
Women Democrats Fight Anti-Abortion Bill
Mr 21 97 92(157), 2-A
Agriculture
Area Crops Hurt by Dry Weather
Sp 12 97 92(332), 7-A
Area Warehouse Operators Satisfied with Tobacco Prices
Jl 23 97 92(281), 2-A
Blueberries Ripe for Pickin'
Jl 27 97 92(285), 3-A
Cecil Farmer Grows Giant Sweet Potato
Oc 8 97 92(358), 1-A
Conservation Reserve 10-Year-Plan Unveiled
My 23 97 92(220), 4-B
Cool Spring Hampers Watermelon Crop
Jn 30 97 92(258), 3-A
Cool, Wet S. Georgia Weather Has Some Farmers Concerned
Jn 10 97 92(238), 5-A
Coverdell Wants Senators to Leave Peanuts Alone
Jl 16 97 92(274), 7-A
Crop Forecast Looks Peachy
Ap 10 97 92(176), 1-A
Demand for Ga. Tobacco Weakens
Au 13 97 92(302), 6-A
Drought Damages Pecan Crop in Georgia
Nv 29 97 93(45), 3-A
Farmers Use Aerial Photos to See Soil, Crop Conditions
My 26 97 92(223), 3-A
Ga. Farmers Seek Administrative Revamp of Farm Worker Program
Jl 14 97 92(272), 3-A
Geneticists Help Peanut Plants Wipe Out Pests
Fe 15 97 92(123), 7-B
Georgia Growers Expect Early Pecan Harvest to Boost Holiday Sales
Au 20 97 92(309), 7-A
Georgia Peanut Survey Now Available
Ja 21 97 92(98), 7-A
Georgia Ranks Second in Peaches
Au 14 97 92(303), 5-A
Growing the Great Pumpkin
Jl 21 97 92(279), 1-A
Hot, Dry Weather in Georgia Causing Costly Crop Damage
Sp 19 97 92(339), 1-A
Irvin Gains Praise for Defending Tobacco Farmers
Sp 20 97 92(340), 3-A
Lawmakers Push for End to Mexico Ban
Ap 9 97 92(175), 1-A
Lower Prices, Less Crop
Jl 23 97 92(281), 1-A
Panel Provides Funds for Ga. Research Center
Jl 11 97 92(269), 5-A
Peach Growers Fear Late Freeze
Mr 5 97 92(141), 3-D
Peach Pickers Gathering 160 Million Pound Crop
Jn 23 97 92(251), 3-A
Peanut Growers Look for New Peanut Uses
Mr 2 97 92(138), 2-A
Peanut Program on Brittle Ground
My 9 97 92(206), 3-A
Shorter Harvests, Greater Yields Interest Cotton Farmers at Expo
Jl 23 97 92(281), 3-A
Some Local Cotton Farmers May Not Enjoy Bountiful Harvest
Au 24 97 92(313), 5-A
Tobacco Crops Facing Spotted Wilt Threat
My 22 97 92(219), 1-A
Tobacco Grade Loans for 1997 Announced
Mr 23 97 92(159), 7-C
Tobacco Growers Face Uncertain Future
Jl 20 97 92(278), 1-C
Tobacco Season Wraps Up
Oc 17 97 93(2), 10-A
Tobacco Virus Spreads Havoc in Georgia
Jn 5 97 92(233), 6-A
Tommy Irvin Asks Congress to Protect Tobacco Farmers
Sp 19 97 92(339), 6-A
Weather Damages Crops
Oc 28 97 93(13), 1-A
Weather Gives Spring Crops a Boost
Mr 24 97 92(160), 3-A
AIDS
AIDS Memorial Quilt Arrives at VSU
My 2 97 92(199), 1-A
AIDS No Longer Top Killer of Young People
Sp 12 97 92(332), 11-A
AIDS Quilt Celebrates Victims' Lives
My 3 97 92(200), 1-A
Children at Center Stage for AIDS Day Observance
Nv 27 97 93(43), 5-A
Crowd Listens as Women Share Experiences with AIDS/HIV
Ja 24 97 92(101), 6-A
Death Rate for AIDS Falls Off
Fe 28 97 92(136), 6-A
Health Official Speaks on Minorities, AIDS
Ap 13 97 92(179), 3-A
HIV/AIDS Program Planned
Ja 19 97 92(96), 7-A
List of Those with HIV May Be Made Public
Dc 16 97 93(62), 5-A
Local AIDS Clinic Needs Our Help (editorial)
Nv 30 97 93(46), 9-A
Local AIDS Day Focuses on Kids
Dc 2 97 93(48), 1-A
Local Minister Tells Audience of His Son's Battle with AIDS
Fe 20 97 92(128), 3-A
Nursing Student's Life Used to Teach About AIDS
Mr 13 97 92(149), 3-A
Pastor to Speak on Aids at VSU Powell Hall
Fe 18 97 92(126), 3-A
The AIDS Quilt Effort Needs Your Help (editorial)
Mr 19 97 92(155), 4-A
The AIDS Quilt in Valdosta
My 4 97 92(201), 4-A
Workshop About HIV Monirities Set at VSU
Ap 12 97 92(177), 3-A
Airplane Accidents
Air Crash Blamed on Engine Control Trouble
Nv 6 97 93(22), 3-A
Air Crash, Sports Heroes, Utility Probe Stories Win Top Honors
Jn 8 97 92(235), 6-A
Airplane Crashes Near Stockbridge
My 11 97 92(208), 6-A
Atlanta Girl on Downded Korean Jet Dies
Au 12 97 92(301), 7-A
Blame Assigned in Moody Crashes
Nv 4 97 93(20), 1-A
Bodies Recovered from Plane Wreck
Oc 30 97 93(15), 7-A
Couple Killed When Small Plane Crashes
Dc 30 97 93(76), 5-A
Crash Probe Continues
Ap 21 97 92(188), 1-A
Crash Survivors, Relatives Gather to Remember
Ap 13 97 92(179), 7-A
Downed Plane May Have Lost "Thrust"
Ap 23 97 92(190), 1-A
Gainesville Plane Crash Kills Two
Jl 26 97 92(284), 3-A
Missing Plane Spotted
Oc 29 97 93(14), 3-A
Moody A-10 Pilot Survives Crash
Ap 18 97 92(185), 1-A
Plane's Owner, Buyer Die in Gainesville Crash
Jl 27 97 92(285), 6-A
Residents Deserve Review of Crashes (editorial)
Ap 22 97 92(189), 4-A
Small Plane Crashes in Cobb County
Oc 16 97 93(1), 5-A
Two Killed in Cargo Plane Accident
Ap 5 97 92(171), 6-A
VSU Governor's Honors Student Feared Killed in Guam Jet Crash
Au 7 97 92(296), 8-A
Alcohol
Alcohol Ordinance Would Allow Extended Hours on Alcohol Sales
Fe 14 97 92(122), 3-A
Alcohol Plan Tabled
Au 22 97 92(311), 1-A
Athens Police Propose Measures to Curb Underage Drinking
Dc 3 97 93(49), 6-A
Council May Ease up on Proposed Alcohol Ordinance
Au 21 97 92(310), 4-A
County Unanimously Approves Extended Alcohol Sales Ordinance
Fe 21 97 92(129), 6-A
Lowndes County Tables Sunday Alcohol Ordinance
Fe 7 97 92(115), 5-A
Police Launch Crackdown on Alcohol Sales to Minors
Fe 25 97 92(133), 3-A
Proposed Alcohol Moves Loo too Restrictive (editorial)
Au 10 97 92(299), 4-A
State DOR Seeks to Curb Underage Drinking
Dc 8 97 93(54), 1-A
Aldrich, William
Aldrich Action Puts Board in Crossfire (editorial)
Jl 28 97 92(286), 4-A
Aldrich Cleared
Au 28 97 92(317), 1-A
Aldrich No Longer Principal
Jl 25 97 92(283), 1-A
Aldrich Plans Lawsuit Against Valdosta BOE
Nv 1 97 93(17), 1-A
Aldrich Speaks out Against Superintendent
Jn 10 97 92(238), 1-A
Aldrich Stands Before Tribunal
Au 7 97 92(296), 1-A
Aldrich Suit Not Yet Files Against VHS
Dc 5 97 93(51), 3-A
Board: Reconsider Transfer of Aldrich (editorial)
Au 31 97 92(320), 9-A
BOE to Enlist Investigators' Aid to Sort out Strain Between Walker, Aldrich
Jn 14 97 92(242), 1-A
Decision in Aldrich Case Handed to Valdosta BOE
Au 14 97 92(303), 4-A
Hearing on Aldrich Starts Wed.
Au 5 97 92(294), 1-A
Lawsuit Not Yet Filed by Ex-VHS Principal
Nv 8 97 93(24), 3-A
Valdosta Schools Board Backing Superintendent
Jn 11 97 92(239), 1-A
American Red Cross
Blood Drives Planned for Adel, Lake Park
Au 20 97 92(309), 5-A
Blood Drives to be Held in Douglas, Valdosta
Au 24 97 92(313), 3-A
New Officer for Red Cross Has Military Background
Jn 12 97 92(240), 3-A
Red Cross Moving
Sp 17 97 92(337), 1-C
Red Cross Needs Blood Donations (editorial)
Ja 15 97 92(92), 4-A
Red Cross Needs Blood Donations to Bolster Supplies for Holiday
Jl 2 97 92(260), 3-A
Red Cross Schedules July Blood Drives
Jl 5 97 92(263), 1-A
Red Cross to Hold Blood Drive Today
Jl 28 97 92(286), 2-A
Red Cross to Hold Blood Drive Wednesday
Au 12 97 92(301), 3-A
Red Cross, Fulton County Involved in Auto Tag Dispute
Jn 8 97 92(235), 6-A
Animals
Abandoning Animals Doggone Heartless
Oc 22 97 93(7), 1-C
Activists Protest Research
Dc 7 97 93(53), 6-A
Animal Rights Activists Free after Guilty Pleas
My 22 97 92(219), 5-A
Animal's Fate to be Determined by Dangeroud Dog Board
Oc 8 97 92(358), 5-A
Commission Postpones Gorilla Haven Hearing
Oc 30 97 93(15), 7-A
Dogs that Killed Child to be Put to Death
Dc 28 97 93(74), 7-A
Humane Society Petitions to Take over Animal Control
Dc 23 97 93(69), 3-A
Proposal Would Make Animal Control Responsibility of Humane Society
Jn 5 97 92(233), 1-A
Veterinarians Warn of Outbreak of Deadly Virus
Jl 4 97 92(262), 6-A
Woman Arrested for Neglecting Cats
Jn 12 97 92(240), 9-A
Wounded Puppy Rescued from Certain Death
Ap 5 97 92(171), 1-A
Art--Valdosta
"Operation Peach"
Ja 26 97 92(103), 1-C
"Spring into Art"
My 6 97 92(203), 1-B
'Metaphors of Truth' by Ted Sauls at Cultural Arts Center
Ja 16 97 92(93), 4-B
Area Elementary, Middle School Students Exhibiting
Mr 14 97 92(150), 11-A
Art Auction Benefits The Haven
Au 10 97 92(299), 1-C
Artist of Month Chosen
Oc 30 97 93(15), 1-C
Artoberfest Features 'Our Town'
Oc 2 97 92(352), 1-B
Arts Center Featuring Florida Artists
Jn 5 97 92(233), 1-C
Arts Center Seen as Key Business Incentive
Au 17 97 92(306), 1-A
Bank President Draws Praise for His Art Work
Sp 4 97 92(324), 1-C
Betty Smith Named 'Artist of the Month'
Jl 9 97 92(267), 1-B
Candlelight Art Reception Monday
Ap 10 97 92(176), 1-C
High School Art Exhibit
Nv 6 97 93(22), 1-C
L/V Arts Center Features Frank McCall Exhibit
Sp 4 97 92(324), 1-C
Leon Colvin, Artist of the Month
Nv 26 97 93(42), 1-C
More Than 600 Art Books Donated to SGRL
Fe 23 97 92(131), 1-C
Nashville Resident Artist of the Month
Sp 24 97 92(344), 6-B
Paintings Adorn School's Walls
Ja 22 97 92(99), 1-A
Pamela Bullard Showing Works at L/V Arts Center
Jn 20 97 92(248), 10-A
Student's Project on African Art a Family Tradition
Ja 10 97 92(87), 1-A
Three Friends, Two Generations
Mr 26 97 92(162), 1-C
Valdosta High Art Show Ongoing
My 13 97 92(210), 2-B
Valdosta High Art Show Winners
Dc 9 97 93(55), 1-B
Valdosta High School Art Show Winners
My 15 97 92(212), 1-C
Automobile Accidents--Georgia
21 People Killed in Ga. over Holiday Weekend
My 28 97 92(225), 3-A
Chain-Reaction Wrecks Injure Many on I-75
Ap 7 97 92(173), 3-A
Chicken Truck Accident Blocks Georgia Highway
Oc 11 97 92(361), 3-A
Death Toll in Georgia Lowers than Expected
Dc 30 97 93(76), 5-A
Georgia Traffic Fatalities Rise for Fourth Year
Au 4 97 92(293), 3-A
Holiday Traffic Fatalities Fall Short of Prediction
Dc 2 97 93(48), 3-A
One Killed, Others Injured in I-75 Accident
Ap 19 97 92(186), 1-A
State Patrol Predicts Holiday Traffic Deaths
Nv 21 97 93(37), 6-A
Automobile Accidents--Lowndes County
67 Accidents Investigated in Lowndes in September
Oc 9 97 92(359), 4-A
GSP Probes 84 Accidents in Lowndes in October
Nv 8 97 93(24), 5-A
One Death, 38 Injuries Reported in Lowndes During November
Dc 7 97 93(53), 4-A
One Killed in Accident on Interstate 75
Ja 14 97 92(91), 1-A
One Killed, 36 Hurt in Lowndes Traffic Accidents in June
Jl 11 97 92(269), 3-A
Patrol Investigated 75 Accidents in Lowndes in April
My 8 97 92(205), 5-A
Patrol Probed 85 Accidents in Lowndes Co. in March
Ap 5 97 92(171), 3-A
Patrol Probes 81 Lowndes Accidents in August
Sp 11 97 92(331), 6-A
Automobile Accidents--Quitman
Brooks Accident Victim Recovering
Ja 22 97 92(99), 6-A
Brooks Co. Records Another Fatal Wreck
My 13 97 92(210), 1-A
Brooks Man Injured in Auto Wreck
Ja 21 97 92(98), 3-A
Brooks Traffic Accident Kills Quitman Woman
Au 2 97 92(291), 1-A
Lack of Seat Belt Use Seen in Many Accidents
Jl 13 97 92(271), 4-A
The Heartache of Brooks County
Jl 13 97 92(271), 4-A
Truck Driver Charged in Deadly Wreck
Jn 28 97 92(256), 3-A
Weather, Wildlife, Speed Among the Many Reasons Behind Accidents
Jl 13 97 92(271), 4-A
Automobile Accidents--Valdosta
Agend Involved in Fatal Wreck
Fe 6 97 92(114), 1-A
Classic Car Tour Stops in Valdosta
Oc 28 97 93(13), 1-A
Drug Agent in Fair Condition after Wreck
Fe 7 97 92(115), 3-A
Fire, Fatal Wreck Follow Storm
My 4 97 92(201), 1-A
Florida Man Charged in Cycle Fatality
Jn 27 97 92(255), 5-A
Grand Jury Clears Lowndes Deputy
My 6 97 92(203), 1-A
Heavy Rains Drench Lowndes County, Causing Several Automobile Accidents
Au 1 97 92(290), 1-A
Man Cited in Fatal Car Wreck
Au 27 97 92(316), 6-A
Man Injured in Accident
Ja 4 97 92(81), 1-A
Policeman, Motorist Involved in Collision
Sp 5 97 92(325), 5-A
Remains of Accident Victim Sent Home
Mr 15 97 92(151), 3-A
Report on Wreck Involving Drug Agent Handed to District Attorney's Office
Ap 21 97 92(188), 1-A
Rozar Subpoenaed to Present Evidence in Bass Case
My 1 97 92(198), 5-A
Teen Escapes from Auto Accidents
Sp 5 97 92(325), 3-A
Traffic Accident Closes City Hall
Nv 18 97 93(34), 1-A
Valdosta Accident Victims Ramain Hospitalized
Jl 27 97 92(285), 6-A
Valdosta Police Searching for Suspect in Auto Accident
Jl 16 97 92(274), 3-A
Valdostan Loses Foot in Accident Involving Train
Oc 9 97 92(359), 3-A
Van Overturns After Driver Has Heart Attack
My 22 97 92(219), 2-A
Woman Who Was Hit by Car Remains in Hospital
Nv 21 97 93(37), 5-A
Woman, Two Girls Hit by Car
Mr 31 97 92(166), 1-A
Wreck Victims Remain Hospitalized
Jl 28 97 92(286), 3-A
Automobile Racing--Valdosta
"Hot Shoes" Putting Heat on TB Leader
Jl 17 97 92(275), 1-D
Berube Doing It All This Year at ThunderBowl
Au 14 97 92(303), 1-D
Brooks Wins First Kartway Race
Jl 1 97 92(259), 10-A
Ellenberg Wins Late Model Race
Ap 17 97 92(184), 2-B
Florida Mini Sprint Cars Coming to ThunderBowl
Au 28 97 92(317), 3-B
Harrell Victorious at So. Georgia Kartway
Ap 15 97 92(182), 9-A
Harris Claims Late Model Sprotsman
Jl 8 97 92(266), 1-B
Harris Claims Sportsman Race Again
Jl 15 97 92(273), 10-A
Harris Wins Thunderbowl Points Title
Sp 3 97 92(322), 1-D
Hutchinson Finish 1-2 in Kartway Race
Jn 24 97 92(252), 10-A
Jieupo Wins Third Thunderbowl Race
Jl 29 97 92(287), 10-A
Jordan Edges Palmer in Hobby at Thunderbowl
My 15 97 92(212), 1-B
Lieupo Continues to Draw Attention to His Racing
Jl 31 97 92(289), 8-C
Race Track Revival
Oc 18 97 93(3), 1-C
Racing Found Valdosta's Ellenburg
Jl 10 97 92(268), 1-C
Ross Runs Away for Sportsman Win
My 21 97 92(218), 2-B
Strickland Wins SGK Pure Stock
Ap 26 97 92(193), 1-B
Taking the Checkered Flag
Jl 13 97 92(271), 1-B
ThunderBowl Gives Largest Purse Ever to Turkey Shootout Winner
Nv 28 97 93(44), 1-B
Thunderbowl Hosts Winnersville 100
Oc 17 97 93(2), 1-B
Thunderbowl Planning Big Weekend Card
Fe 6 97 92(114), 1-B
Thunderbowl Runs Third Sportsman Race of Year
Sp 13 97 92(333), 1-B
Thunderbowl Season Opens This Weekend
Mr 14 97 92(150), 1-B
Walker Wins Super Heavy Kartway Race
Mr 28 97 92(164), 2-B