Police--Valdosta
Area Businesses Alerted to Possible Scam
Sp 12 97 92(332), 10-A
Authorities Await Stokes' Release
Ap 16 97 92(183), 1-A
Authorities Probe Check-Passing Ring
Jn 11 97 92(239), 1-A
Bennett Retires from VPD
Au 30 97 92(319), 1-A
Bogus Bills Being Passed
Ja 22 97 92(99), 6-A
Capt. Bennett Worthy of Community's Thanks (editorial)
Sp 3 97 92(322), 4-A
City Applauds VPD's New Look, Promise (editorial)
Ap 2 97 92(168), 4-A
City Council Approves Purchase of 23 New Police Cars
Nv 7 97 93(23), 3-A
D.A. Hails Police Department Changes
Fe 22 97 92(130), 3-A
Drawings of Suspects aren't Always Helpful
Jl 28 97 92(286), 1-A
Ex-Police Chief Starts Serving Sentence
Mr 11 97 92(147), 1-A
Former Chief Appeals to State Supreme Court
Ja 4 97 92(81), 3-A
Former VPD Chief of Police Charlie Spray Stood Trial for Theft
Ja 1 97 92(78), Supplement-3
Man Released by Lowndes Deputies Matches Description of Valdosta Molestation Suspect
Ja 5 97 92(82), 2-A
Mayor Tells VPD to Develop Wrecker System
Ap 9 97 92(175), 3-A
New VPD Building Open to Public
Au 27 97 92(316), 6-A
No One Shows up for Police Grant Hearing
Jn 21 97 92(249), 3-A
Open House Held for Police HQ
Au 29 97 92(318), 1-A
Police "Reborn" in Ceremony
Ap 1 97 92(167), 1-A
Police Bolster Traffic Efforts
Ap 12 97 92(177), 1-A
Police Chief Suspends Officer
Ja 10 97 92(87), 1-A
Police Department Get Federal Funds
Oc 24 97 93(9), 1-A
Police Department Holding Public Meeting
Dc 10 97 93(56), 3-A
Police Get Tough on Parking Violators
Jn 14 97 92(242), 1-A
Police Resume Radar Use While Waiting for Permit
Dc 19 97 93(65), 1-A
Police Shoot for May Completion on Renovation
Ap 13 97 92(179), 3-A
Police Step up Efforts
Jl 20 97 92(278), 4-A
Police Stop Using Radar
Nv 19 97 93(35), 1-A
Radar on Baytree Road May be Illegal
Ap 1 97 92(167), 1-A
Results on Probe of Officers to be Released Soon, Chief Says
Ja 9 97 92(86), 3-A
Spray Likely to Start in Diagnostic Center
Mr 12 97 92(148), 1-A
The Valdosta Police Department Headquarters
Au 3 97 92(292), 4-A
Two Police Investigators Finish Training Courses
My 8 97 92(205), 3-A
Valdosta Police Arrest Murder Suspect
Au 16 97 92(305), 1-A
Valdosta Police Department to Relocates to Toombs Street Headquarters on Monday
Au 1 97 92(290), 5-A
Valdosta Police Looking for a Few Good...Horses
Ja 5 97 92(82), 1-A
Valdosta Police to Hold Hearing about Funds Use
Dc 4 97 93(50), 3-A
Valdosta Woman Claims Police Officers were Involved in Pyramid Scam
Jn 11 97 92(239), 7-A
VPD Has Ambitious Plans for Weed & Seed
Dc 27 97 93(73), 1-A
VPD Issues Trick-or-Treating Tips
Oc 29 97 93(14), 3-A
VPD Meets Requirements to Receive Grant Money
Dc 12 97 93(58), 6-A
VPD Planning to Return to Renovated Location Soon
Jn 21 97 92(249), 1-A
VPD Promotions Policy Passes
Ap 25 97 92(192), 1-A
VPD Scores Well in Cases Cleared
Mr 3 97 92(139), 1-A
VPD to Hold Public Meet on Grant Fund Use
Jn 18 97 92(246), 6-A
VPD--New Image Includes Headquarters
Au 3 97 92(292), 1-A
Politics and Government
Alabama Lawmaker Criticized Gingrich
Ap 3 97 92(169), 4-A
Beseiged Gingrich Adds Taiwan to Asia Trip
Mr 20 97 92(156), 4-A
Bipartisanship Message Delivered by Miller
Nv 8 97 93(24), 6-A
Bishop Backs Alternative to Balanced Budget Plan
Fe 27 97 92(135), 5-A
Bishop Cheered in Belgrade
Mr 3 97 92(139), 3-A
Bishop Named to Committee
Mr 8 97 92(144), 1-A
Bishop Proposes Legislation to Curb Teen-Age Smoking
Jn 13 97 92(241), 4-B
Bishop Voted Against MFN Status for China
Jn 26 97 92(254), 6-A
Bishop, Chambliss Oppose Closures
My 7 97 92(204), 1-A
Bishop, Coverdell Should Push Probe (editorial)
Ap 8 97 92(174), 4-A
Chambliss 'Moves' to Moultrie
Mr 12 97 92(148), 1-A
China a Top Travel Spot for Georgia Lawmakers
Jn 2 97 92(230), 2-A
Cleland Bill Would Require Free Air Time for Candidates
Nv 21 97 93(37), 5-A
Cleland Calls for Campaign Reform in Maiden Speech
Mr 20 97 92(156), 4-A
Cleland to Support GOP Budget Plan
Fe 14 97 92(122), 6-A
Cleland Wants Policing of Political Spending
My 25 97 92(222), 1-A
Clinton Not Likely to Visit Moody
Dc 20 97 93(66), 1-A
Clinton Promises IRS Fix; Gingrich Criticizes Rubin
Oc 1 97 92(351), 7-A
Clinton Visits Augusta
Fe 6 97 92(114), 7-A
Coverdell Predicts Action on Budget Amendment Soon
Fe 18 97 92(126), 1-A
Coverdell Seeks Education Meeting
Fe 13 97 92(121), 7-A
Dole Bails Gingrigh out with $300,000 Loan
Ap 18 97 92(185), 1-A
Early Payments on Dole Loan Possible, Gingrich Lawyer Says
Ap 26 97 92(193), 7-A
Ethics Committee Votes to Reprimand, Fine Gingrich
Ja 18 97 92(95), 1-A
Failed Coup Leaves Gingrich Stronger
Jl 25 97 92(283), 7-B
FEC Won't Take Action Against Bishop Campaign
Jn 4 97 92(232), 1-A
First Lady Attends Secret Meet with World Leaders in Georgia
Jn 14 97 92(242), 7-A
Fund-Raising Letter Offered Access to GOP Lawmakers
Fe 23 97 92(131), 5-A
Georgia Man Nominated to Serve as Ambassador
Jl 2 97 92(260), 6-A
Georgia's Lawmakers Praise Clinton's Speech
Fe 5 97 92(113), 2-A
Gingrich Attends Church Service in China
Mr 31 97 92(166), 3-A
Gingrich Blames Illegal Immigrants for Putting Liberals in Office in U.S.
Nv 2 97 93(18), 3-A
Gingrich Blasts Reno for Rejecting Probe
Oc 12 97 92(362), 12-A
Gingrich Changes China Stance
My 12 97 92(209), 1-A
Gingrich Commended for China Stand
Ap 4 97 92(170), 6-A
Gingrich Consults Kids on Drugs, Education
My 20 97 92(217), 3-A
Gingrich Discusses Fund to Handle Ethics Penalty
Ap 11 97 92(177), 10-A
Gingrich Encourages Nicarguans, Everglades
Jn 8 97 92(235), 7-A
Gingrich Exploring Tax Possibilities of Ethics Payment
Ap 24 97 92(191), 6-A
Gingrich Gets Boost from GOP Ethics Committee Members
Ja 1 97 92(78), 2-A
Gingrich Hints at His Presidential Ambitions
Dc 20 97 93(66), 9-A
Gingrich Lobbies GOP Legislators on Eve of House Speaker Election
Ja 7 97 92(84), 6-A
Gingrich Makes Payment on Ethics Violation Fine
My 16 97 92(213), 6-A
Gingrich May Be in Deep Trouble
Jl 20 97 92(278), 9-A
Gingrich Meets 8-Year-Old Presidential Hopeful
Mr 16 97 92(152), 7-A
Gingrich Must be Ousted (editorial)
Ja 10 97 92(87), 4-A
Gingrich Names New Deputy District Director
Dc 2 97 93(48), 3-A
Gingrich Opposes Nominee
Oc 30 97 93(15), 7-A
Gingrich Overshadows New Congress' Start
Ja 5 97 92(82), 3-A
Gingrich Paying Fine with Personal Funds
Ap 17 97 92(184), 7-A
Gingrich Prevails
Ja 8 97 92(85), 1-A
Gingrich Promises New Focus
Ap 20 97 92(187), 1-A
Gingrich Recommends Overhaul of IRS
Sp 28 97 92(348), 6-A
Gingrich Revives Image after Long Ethics Battle
Nv 18 97 93(34), 7-A
Gingrich Rips Clinton on Mexico
Mr 2 97 92(138), 3-A
Gingrich Silent During Investigation
Ja 4 97 92(81), 3-A
Gingrich Spent Campaign Funds to Fight Ethics Charges
Fe 4 97 92(112), 2-A
Gingrich Strolls Greenway Near Chattahochee River
Ap 22 97 92(189), 5-A
Gingrich Taped Poltting Defense
Ja 11 97 92(88), 1-A
Gingrich Tells Convention New Budget Deal on Track
My 18 97 92(214), 6-A
Gingrich Thanks Backers after Rough Year
Dc 14 97 93(60), 7-A
Gingrich to Focus on Drugs, Education, Teen Pregnancy
My 9 97 92(206), 6-A
Gingrich Unveils Fiscal Agenda for GOP
Oc 24 97 93(9), 1-A
Gingrich Urges Japanese to Open Markets Wider
Ap 1 97 92(167), 5-A
Gingrich Urges Volunteer Efforts
Oc 26 97 93(11), 5-A
Gingrich Wants Compromise
Ap 23 97 92(190), 6-A
Gingrich Wants Congress to Proceed on Tax Cut
Ap 5 97 92(171), 6-A
Gingrich's Critics Call for Conservative Action
Ap 7 97 92(173), 3-A
Gingrich: Public Debates are the Key to Tax Reform
Oc 18 97 93(3), 1-A
GOP Lawmakers Build up Funding for Congressional Elections in 1998
Au 5 97 92(294), 3-A
GOP Leaders Predict Easy Gingrich Re-Election; Dissenters Differ
Ja 6 97 92(83), 6-A
Gov. Miller Vetoes Pork-Barrel Projects
Ap 30 97 92(197), 1-A
Hard Times for the GOP (editorial)
Jl 6 97 92(264), 9-A
House Panel Passes Plan to Halt Depot Privatization
Jn 7 97 92(235), 6-A
House Punishes Gingrich in Historic Vote
Ja 22 97 92(99), 1-A
House Speaker Decries Ethical "Double Standard"
Ja 26 97 92(103), 5-A
House Speaker Defends Party, Leadership Record
Jl 22 97 92(280), 5-A
House Speaker Hammers Clinton's Budget Proposal
Mr 16 97 92(152), 7-A
Investigation Won't Hurt Bowers, According to Local Republicans
Jl 15 97 92(273), 1-A
Jay Shaw Named to Ag Committee
Fe 26 97 92(134), 3-A
Majority of Georgia Lawmakers Oppose Congressional Pay Hike
Sp 22 97 92(342), 7-A
Miller Refuses to Complain about Federal-State Relations
Fe 4 97 92(112), 6-A
Mistrust of GOP Leadership Led to Aborted Gingrich Coup
Jl 20 97 92(278), 10-A
NAFTA Gets Mixed Results in Georgia
Jl 12 97 92(270), 1-A
Nunn Assumes Role with Concord Coalition
Ap 4 97 92(170), 6-A
Officials Seek Diplomatic Recognition of Taiwan
Jl 30 97 92(288), 6-A
Oil Company Paying Gingrich's Expenses for London Trip
Dc 3 97 93(49), 6-A
Opposition to Gingrich Censure Raising Eyebrows in Congress
Ja 2 97 92(79), 3-A
Outed by Hollywood Gingrich Admits Being a Space Alien
Jl 3 97 92(261), 3-A
Panel Provides Funds for Ga. Research Center
Jl 11 97 92(269), 5-A
Paul Coverdell Introduces Bill to Reign in Internal Revenue
Fe 27 97 92(135), 6-A
Possible Farm Service Closings Have Lawmakers in Action
Mr 11 97 92(147), 1-A
President Clinton May Visit Moody
Dc 11 97 93(57), 1-A
Republican Leaders Using Full-Court Press to Defend Gingrich
Ja 5 97 92(82), 2-A
Republicans Disagree on Gingrich Penalty
Ja 27 97 92(104), 8-A
Sam Nunn Honored for Senate Service
My 3 97 92(200), 5-A
Saxby Chambliss' Name Surfaces as Possible Bowers Alternative
Jn 13 97 92(241), 1-A
Senator from Georgia Backs Helms Against Weld
Au 28 97 92(317), 7-B
Some Democrats See Coles as Party's 'White Knight'
Jl 7 97 92(265), 5-A
Sources: Subcommittee to Reprimand Gingrich
Ja 3 97 92(80), 1-A
Speaker's Bloom Has Fallen (editorial)
Mr 26 97 92(162), 4-A
State Senator's Ski Trip Ruffles Fellow Lawmakers
Mr 19 97 92(155), 6-A
The Munty That Wasn't (editorial)
Jl 22 97 92(280), 4-A
Valdosta Councilman Named Military Advisor
Fe 13 97 92(121), 7-A
Politics and Government--Georgia
Area Legislators Round up Grants for Local Projects
My 30 97 92(227), 1-A
Attorney General Needs Public Support (editorial)
Au 15 97 92(304), 6-A
Baker Plans to Target Domestic Violence, Consumer Fraud
My 31 97 92(228), 1-A
Baker Settling in as State Att'y. General
Nv 10 97 93(26), 5-A
Bishop Representative to be in Brooks Today
Dc 2 97 93(48), 3-A
Bowers Fined for Violating Dislosure Law
Au 15 97 92(304), 5-A
Chambliss Backs Gingrich
Ja 4 97 92(81), 1-A
Coleman Gets Biggest Individual Ethics Fine Ever
Au 15 97 92(304), 5-A
Ethics Board Vows to Force Councilwoman to Appear
Sp 4 97 92(324), 5-A
Few Candidates Besides Millner Troubled by Club Memberships
Au 3 97 92(292), 7-A
GOP Leader Challenges Coleman on Ethics
Au 21 97 92(310), 7-A
Hanson Carter Named to Fiscal Affairs Board
Jn 10 97 92(238), 3-A
Howard Speaks in Valdosta
My 16 97 92(213), 1-A
Local Governments to Eye Efficiency
Au 13 97 92(302), 5-A
Massey Ruined Medical Board, Doctor Says
Nv 7 97 93(23), 1-A
Massey Visits Valdosta
Nv 5 97 93(21), 4-A
Miller Needs Supporton Bipartisan Issues (editorial)
Ja 16 97 92(93), 4-A
Officials Admit Fishing with Lobbyist Buddies
Au 26 97 92(315), 5-A
Poythress Urges Businesses to Join Anti-Drug Program
Jl 22 97 92(280), 5-A
Ralph Abernathy to Visit Valdosta
Sp 21 97 92(341), 5-A
Report: Lobbyists Wine, Dine Legislators During Session
Ap 27 97 92(194), 6-A
Rural Georgia Hospitals Join Forces for Lobbying
Dc 18 97 93(64), 7-A
Secretary of State Opens Branch Office in Tifton
My 30 97 92(227), 5-A
Sen. Abernathy is Target of Impeachment Effort
Dc 18 97 93(64), 5-A
Sheriff Paulk Hosts Fund-Raiser for Mike Bowers
Oc 14 97 92(364), 1-A
South Georgia Smarting from Miller's Budget Cuts
My 1 97 92(198), 1-A
State Looks at Funds for Nonprofits
Nv 11 97 93(27), 3-A
State Rep. Jeff Lewis Switching to GOP
Au 28 97 92(317), 7-B
State Representative Collecting Autographs
Ja 3 97 92(80), 5-A