Politics and Government
Al Gore Wants Spending on Civil Rights Increased
Ja 20 98 93(97), 3-A
American Head to Voting Booths
Nv 3 98 94(17), 1-A
Area Representatives Taking Wait-and-See Stand
Oc 6 98 93(354), 1-A
Audit Finds Barr Collected $55,000 in Excess Campaign Contributions
Mr 31 98 93(167), 2-A
Barr: Don't Bow to Election Results
Nv 18 98 94(32), 8-B
Barr Leading Charge to Block Proposed Fee on Gun Purchases
Jn 8 93(236), 3-A
Bill Would Protect Chattahoochee
Jl 4 98 93(262), 6-A
Bishop Faces Well-Financed Opposition
Ap 22 98 93(189), 6-A
Bishop Silent Over Possible Clinton Impeachment
Ap 5 98 93(172), 1-A
Candidate Blames Shootings on Family Problems
Mr 28 98 93(164), 5-A
Chambliss Named Vice-Chairman of House Budget Committee
Dc 2 98 94(45), 11-A
Chattahoochee Dropped From Proposed List
Jn 19 98 93(247), 10-A
Cleland Backs NATO Expansion
Ap 30 98 93(197), 5-A
Cleland Expects Senate Trial
Dc 22 98 94(65), 6-B
Cleland, Kingston Try to Strike Cumberland Deal
Oc 14 98 93(362), 6-B
Cleland Objects to Giving Clinton Unlimited Anti-Iraq Powers
Ja 30 98 93(107), 5-A
Committee Approves Fourth Impeachment Article
Dc 13 98 94(56), 9-A
Congress Sets Aside Funding to Aid Cotton Growers in Distress
Oc 23 98 94(6), 2-A
Conservationists to Borrow Another $3.6 Million for 1,148-Acres
Ap 1 98 93(168), 6-A
Coverdell Blocking Labor Nominee
Jn 27 98 93(255), 12-A
Coverdell Introduces IRS Audit Bill
Ap 30 98 93(197), 4-A
Coverdell Outlines Anti-Drug Initiative
My 7 98 93(204), 5-A
Coverdell Pursues More Road Money
Fe 25 98 93(133), 7-A
Coverdell Pushes Education Savings Account Program
Ja 24 98 93(101), 1-A
Cumberland Land Issues Talks Break Down
Oc 15 98 93(363), 6-B
Democrats Looking South to Regain Senate
Fe 18 98 93(126), 7-A
Farmers' Loan Requirements Eased
My 1 98 93(198), 6-A
Farmers Upset Over Farm Worker Changes
Sp 1 98 93(320), 6-A
Fight Starts for Speaker's Job
Nv 8 98 94(22), 1-A
Georgia Farmers Treated Unfairly
Jl 11 98 93(269), 5-A
Georgia Gets Transport Spending Boost
My 23 98 93(220), 12-A
Georgia GOP Gave $1 Million to Candidates
Oc 21 98 94(4), 2-A
Gingrich Annouces '98 Re-Election Bid
Mr 29 98 93(165), 2-A
Gingrich at Odds with Georgia Republicans Questioning Iraq Move
Dc 18 98 94(61), 15-B
Gingrich Backing Dylan Glenn for Hotly-Contested Primary
Jl 7 98 93(265), 1-A
Gingrich Campaigns for Funds for His New PAC
Nv 21 98 94(35), 12-B
Gingrich: Clinton to Sign Social Security Bill
Ap 25 98 93(192), 5-A
Gingrich Credits GOP for Strong Economy
Mr 15 98 93(151), 5-A
Gingrich Goes on Offensive in Tape Controversy
My 6 98 93(203), 2-A
Gingrich Pitches Bigger Tax Break
Jn 21 98 93(249), 6-A
Gingrich Predicts Republican Gains Nationally and at Home
Ap 28 98 93(195), 5-A
Gingrich Ready to Block Tax
Jn 9 93(237), 3-A
Gingrich Says Impeachment Work Should be Studied
Dc 13 98 94(56), 10-A
Gingrich Wants Official Excluded
My 25 98 93(222), 7-A
GOP Leaders Planning to Add Farmer-Friendly Items to Tax Bill
Au 9 98 93(298), 1-C
GOP May Push for Deeper Tax Cuts
My 22 98 93(219), 5-B
GOP Seeks to Outdo Democrats with Plan on Crime, Taxes
Ja 6 98 93(83), 5-A
Highway Bill Includes $246 Million in Special Projects for State of Georgia
Mr 25 98 93(161), 3-A
Huge Anti-Drug Campaign to Hit America
Jl 10 98 93(268), 6-A
IRS, Coverdell Battle Over Random Taxpayer Audits
Ap 3 98 93(170), 6-A
Lawmakers Raise Concerns About Rail Link to Chattanooga
Ap 1 98 93(168), 6-A
Lawmakers Range Across Entire Spectrum of Wealth
Jn 13 98 93(241), 5-A
Lawmakers Seek Appraisal of Damaged Cotton Crop
Jl 24 98 93(282), 6-A
Lewis as Senior Member May Bring Back Bipartisanship
Dc 27 98 94(70), 6-A
Linder Tries Avoiding Being Second GOP Out of House
Nv 17 98 94(31), 6-A
Livingston Faces Several Rivals in Race to Succeed Gingrich
Nv 8 98 94(22), 9-A
Livingston Takes Lead in Race for Speaker's Post
Nv 10 98 94(24), 5-B
McCormick: Glenn Campaign Being Funded by Washington
Jn 24 98 93(252), 6-A
Memorial to King Authorized by President Clinton
Jl 17 98 93(275), 2-A
2nd District Candidates Face Off in Valdosta Debate
Jn 16 98 93(244), 3-A
Newt Gingrich Optimistic About Talks with Arafat
My 28 98 93(225), 11-A
Park Service: Kingston Acting in Bad Faith on Cumberland Deal
Dc 11 98 94(54), 13-A
Peanut-Free Zones Declared
Sp 4 98 93(323), 2-A
Pentagon Reviews Congressional Training
Au 14 98 93(302), 7-A
Raise Time Again for Congress?
My 28 98 93(225), 7-A
Rep. Norwood Discusses Managed Care
Sp 2 98 93(321), 3-A
Republicans React to Gingrich's Decision
Nv 8 98 94(22), 9-A
Sanford Bishop Heading for Vietnam
Ja 15 98 93(92), 5-A
Schrenko Urges State Control of Federal Education Funding
My 6 98 93(203), 5-C
Senator Coverdell Blaming INS Raids on Bill Clinton
My 21 98 93(218), 13-A
Stalemate Over Cumberland Island Finally Over
Dc 19 98 94(62), 3-A
State Plan Extends Health Coverage to Uninsured Youth
Sp 4 98 93(323), 5-A
Three Counties Picked for Disaster Program
Jn 4 98 93(232), 8-A
Three Georgia Lawmakers Backing Impeachment
Dc 10 98 94(53), 6-B
Troubled Democrats Losing Key Governors This Year
Fe 23 98 93(131), 5-A
Two Men Seeking GOP Spot for 2nd District
Jl 20 98 93(278), 1-A
Vehicular Access Planned for Cumberland
Dc 1 98 94(44), 2-A
Vidalia Growers Dropped Petition Over Wages, Housing
Jn 1 98 93(229), 3-A
Welfare Reform Gets Little Tinkering After First Year
Fe 9 98 93(117), 5-A
Wilderness Not Sole Intent of Cumberland Seashore
Au 4 98 93(293), 5-A
Politics and Government--Georgia
20 Percent of Sex Offenders Fail to Register
Ja 16 98 93(93), 4-A
12 Students Receive Governor's Scholarships
Ja 13 98 93(90), 5-A
11 Vie for Lieutenant Governor Position
Jl 12 98 93(270), 5-A
Aaron Stumps for Barnes
Jl 21 98 93(279), 3-A
Abernathy Lays Some Blame on Democrats
Jn 2 98 93(230), 2-A
Abernathy Ordered Off the Ballot
Jn 9 93(237), 3-A
Activists for the Homeless Seek Funding
Fe 26 98 93(134), 3-A
Amendment 1 Would Hike Transfer Tax
Oc 17 98 93(365), 1-A
Amendment Punishes DUIs to Benefit Spinal Injury Victims
Au 14 98 93(302), 12-A
Amendment Would Affect Tree-Clearing
Oc 26 98 94(9), 1-A
Amendment Would Give Citizens Voice on How Much Public Officials Make
Oc 27 98 94(10), 3-A
Amendment Would Hit Drunk Drivers to Help Injured
Oc 19 98 94(2), 1-A
Amendments, Referendums for 1998 Election
Nv 1 98 94(15), 13-A
Atlanta Republican to Run for Lieutenant Governor
Ja 20 98 93(97), 1-A
Attorney Defends Judge's Order that Man Weds to Stay out of Jail
Ja 12 98 93(89), 3-A
Attorney General Candidates Agree on Death Penalty, Parole
Jl 12 98 93(270), 6-A
Barnes Campaign Signs Pulled Due to Vandalism
Jl 18 98 93(276), 1-A
Barnes Georgia's New Governor
Nv 4 98 94(18), 1-A
Barnes Gets Second Chance at Governor's Campaign
Jl 13 98 93(271), 1-A
Barnes Gets Strong Boost with Close-Vote Primary
Jl 26 98 93(283), 3-A
Barnes Leading Democrat Cash Race
Jn 13 98 93(241), 1-A
Barnes-Massey Rivalry Turning Nasty
Jl 5 98 93(263), 1-A
Barnes Swats at Millner for Skipping NAACP Forum
Sp 23 98 93(342), 13-A
Bennett Seeking State Senate Seat in District 8
Sp 23 98 93(342), 1-A
Big Money is Big Issue for Democrats
Jn 17 98 93(245), 7-A
Black Politicians Aiming for Several State Positions
Jn 7 98 93(235), 8-A
Bowers Concedes Ga. Governor's Race
Jl 29 98 93(287), 5-A
Bowers' Ex-Lover Speaks Out
Ap 15 98 93(182), 1-A
Bowers Not Quitting Race Over Scandel with Ex-Lover
Ap 17 98 93(184), 1-A
Business Leaders Announce Initiative on Transportation
Jn 20 98 93(248), 6-A
Candidate Barnes Visits Valdosta
My 14 98 93(211), 6-A
Candidate Concerned with Consumers
Au 30 98 93(318), 3-A
Candidate for Lieutenant Governor Visits
My 21 98 93(218), 3-A
Candidates Discuss Reform
Oc 9 98 93(357), 12-A
Candidates for Governor Tackling the Issues
Jl 12 98 93(270), 1-A
Candidates Ready for State Run-Offs
Au 9 98 93(298), 1-A
Charges Fly, Candidates Seek Edge in Two Down-Ticket Races
Jl 17 98 93(275), 7-A
Coles Downplays "Tie"-In with Clinton
Sp 24 98 93(343), 8-A
Coles Pumped Another $1.6 Million Into Senate Campaign in October
Oc 27 98 94(10), 1-A
Congressional Candidate Hails Tax Freedom Day
My 9 98 93(206), 12-A
Consultant Says Massey Engaged in Voter Fraud
My 28 98 93(225), 6-A
Cost of Health Insurance Tops List of Small Business Concerns
Dc 6 98 94(49), 2-A
Day, Skandalakis Slinging Mud
Au 10 98 93(299), 5-A
Defying Critics, Bowers Enters Governor's Race
Ap 28 98 93(195), 5-A
Democrat Perdue Switches to GOP
Ap 12 98 93(179), 1-A
Democratic Candidates Agree to Take Part in Debate Series
Ap 10 98 93(177), 5-A
Democratic Gubernatorial Candidates Square Off
Jl 19 98 93(277), 6-C
Democratic Longshots Hope to Win Despite Low Budgets
Jl 19 98 93(277), 5-C
Democrats Expect Strong PSC Presence
Nv 26 98 94(39), 8-C
Democrats Face Stronger Republican Contenders
Sp 27 98 93(346), 11-A
Democrats Have Strong Mix of Candidates
Au 13 98 93(301), 8-A
Democrats Keep House Majority
Nv 5 98 94(19), 8-A
Democrats Nominate Murphy for Another Term as Speaker
Nv 11 98 94(25), 8-C
Democrats Say Millner, Skandalakis Blame Blacks for "Killing" Georgia
Nv 1 98 94(15), 10-A
Eanes Eyes Golden's State House Seat
Ap 21 98 93(188), 1-A
Early Release Incident Puts Parole Board on Defensive
Fe 21 98 93(129), 5-A
Elimination Day at Polls Finally Arrives
Jl 21 98 93(279), 1-A
End of an Age in Georgia Politics
Mr 20 98 93(156), 1-A
Ex-Candidate Pleads "No Contest"
Fe 3 98 93(111), 3-A
Ex-Waycross Mayor Running for Ga. House
Ap 25 98 93(192), 5-A
Familiar Faces Seek Seats in Legislature
Nv 1 98 94(15), 1-A
Feds Freeze Welfare-to-Work Funds for Ga.
Ap 19 98 93(186), 2-A
Figures Suggest Tougher Laws Curbing Teen-Age Traffic Deaths
Jl 23 98 93(281), 6-A
Fingerprint Opponents Glad Miller's Leaving Office
Dc 6 98 94(49), 10-A
Firm with Lucrative Contract Gives to Oxendine Campaign
Au 11 98 93(300), 5-A
Future Rules Could Curb HOPE Scholarships
Jn 27 98 93(255), 12-A
Ga. House 177 Borders Touts Business Acumen
Oc 1 98 93(349), 1-A
Ga. House 177 Toss the Dems, Casey Implores
Oc 1 98 93(349), 1-A
Ga. Lawmakers Stand Behind Clinton's Address
Ja 28 98 93(105), 3-A
Ga. Senate Democrats United by Perdue Jump
Ap 15 98 93(182), 8-A
Garden Club Brings Grass-Roots Muscle to Billboard Battle
Fe 23 98 93(131), 3-A
Georgia House and Senate Candidates Spent Nearly $25M
Dc 17 98 94(60), 8-A
Georgians Likely to Vote on Real Estate Tax Boost
Fe 22 98 93(130), 1-A
Georgians Preparing to Select Officials, Including Governor
Nv 3 98 94(17), 1-A
Georgians Turn Against Wildlife Fund Amendment
Nv 4 98 94(18), 6-A
Georgia's Motor Fuel Tax May Be Hot Topic
My 28 98 93(225), 6-A
Glenn Denies McCormick's Allegations
Jl 1 98 93(259), 5-A
Golden Introduces Deduction Bill
Ja 18 98 93(95), 7-B
Golden Says State House Agrees to Senate's Change in His Insurance Bill
Mr 18 98 93(154), 3-A
Golden Urged to Switch Parties
Ap 12 98 93(179), 3-A
GOP Benefits From Party Switching
Ja 18 98 93(95), 5-A
GOP Division Best Hope for Democrats
Nv 11 98 94(25), 8-C
GOP Election Setbacks Renew Questions of Diversity
Nv 17 98 94(31), 6-A
GOP Plan to Win Senate Control Called Racist by Democrats
Sp 10 98 93(329), 2-A
GOP Scores High with Christian Coalition
Jn 17 98 93(245), 7-A
Gov. Miller Seeks Half-Billion Dollars in New Spending
Ja 6 98 93(83), 1-A
Governor Helps Save 82 Sites, But State Lags Behind South
Dc 2 98 94(45), 16-A
Governor Oks Transporatation of Large Lumber Loads
Au 2 98 93(291), 5-A
Governor's Race: a Test of Experience Verses Money
Nv 1 98 94(15), 12-A
Green Party Candidate Stumps in Valdosta
My 30 98 93(227), 3-A
Grocery Tax Phased Out, But Shoppers Don't Notice
Oc 2 98 93(350), 6-A
Gubernatorial Candidate Lewis Massey Visits
Ap 1 98 93(168), 1-A
Gubernatorial Hopefuls to Meet in Debates
Jn 2 98 93(230), 6-A
Gubernatorial Race Reaches Airwaves
Ap 9 98 93(176), 6-A
House 176 Incumbent Shaw Wants to Continue Serving
Sp 29 98 93(348), 3-A
House 176 Williams: GOP Poised to Take Over House
Sp 29 98 93(348), 3-A
Illegal Car Deals Probed
Ap 11 98 93(178), 5-A
Immunity From 2000-Bug Lawsuits Under Debate
Fe 28 98 93(136), 1-A
Insurance Battle Getting Tougher
Mr 2 98 93(138), 1-A
James Running for Governor
Ap 26 98 93(193), 4-A
Labor Runoff Pits Black Ex-Lawmaker Against Incumbent White Lawmaker
Au 8 98 93(297), 5-A
Langford Taking Defiant Stands During Campaign
Jl 15 98 93(273), 1-A
Lawmaker Backs Anti-Bully Legislation
Dc 21 98 94(64), 2-A
Lawmakers Awaiting Word on Money for Local Projects
Ja 5 98 93(82), 1-A
Lawmakers Battling Explicit Lyrics with Bill
Fe 20 98 93(128), 13-A
Lawmakers: Gambling Proposal Could Threaten HOPE
Dc 9 98 94(52), 1-D
Lawmakers Haven't Put Teeth Back in Lobbyist Disclosure Law
Mr 1 98 93(137), 5-A
Lawmakers Jump on Special Plates Bandwagon
Fe 22 98 93(130), 7-A
Lawmakers Seek Help with Ga. Road Projects
Ja 6 98 93(83), 5-A
Legislator Charged with Stealing Thousands
Oc 21 98 94(4), 7-A
Legislators Target Rural Challenges
Ap 3 98 93(170), 1-A
Let Your Voice Be Heard (editorial)
Jl 21 98 93(279), 4-A
Lobbyists Take Top Lawmakers to Dinner, Theater
Mr 30 98 93(166), 3-A
Lottery Measure Clears House, Prompts Spat
Fe 27 98 93(135), 7-A
Mandatory Drug Testing Backed by Newt Gingrich
Jn 7 98 93(235), 8-A
Martin Running for Democratice State School Superintendent
Jl 17 98 93(275), 2-C
Massey Backing Barnes
Jl 24 98 93(282), 1-A
Massey Claims Ethics Panel's Against Him
Jn 17 98 93(245), 7-A
Massey Jumps on Bandwagon
Ap 16 98 93(183), 6-A
Massey Orders Recount in Court of Appeals Race
Jl 25 98 93(282), 5-A
Massey Says New Election Should be NonPartisan
Nv 10 98 94(24), 5-B
Massey Suspends Aide for Inquiry
Jn 13 98 93(241), 3-A
Massey's Youth Becomes an Issue
Jl 16 98 93(274), 1-A
McCormick, Bishop Squaring Off
Jl 23 98 93(281), 1-A
McCormick Leading 2nd District
Jl 22 98 93(280), 1-A
Medical Claims Come at Snail's Pace, Despite Georgia Law
Au 11 98 93(300), 2-A
Migrant Worker Deal Called a Short-Term Solution
My 17 98 93(214), 9-A
Mike Bowers Promises He'll Stay in the Race
Ap 10 98 93(177), 3-A
Mike Bowers Visits Valdosta
Jl 1 98 93(259), 5-A
"Millennium Bug" Will Cost Georgia Millions to Correct
Ja 11 98 93(88), 6-A
Miller Authorizes $3 Million for Warning Systems
Jn 13 98 93(241), 5-A
Miller to Become Professor at Emory
Ja 10 98 93(87), 3-A
Miller Wants State to Give Music to New Parents
Ja 14 98 93(91), 3-A
Millner Appears Victorious
Jl 22 98 93(280), 1-A
Millner Defends GOP Lawmakers Who Stopped Parole Bill
Mr 25 98 93(161), 1-A
Millner Hails Party Unity During Tour
Jl 30 98 93(288), 6-A
Millner, Massey Slapped with Fines for Campaign Violations
Jn 18 98 93(246), 7-A
Millner May Face Runoff Race for Governor
Jl 23 98 93(281), 4-B
Millner Probe Launched
Mr 28 98 93(164), 6-A
Millner Pulls Television Ad Attacking Roy Barnes
Au 6 98 93(295), 1-A
Millner Ripped for No-Show at Debate
Jn 26 98 93(254), 11-A
Millner Softens Image
Jl 17 98 93(275), 1-A
Millner Touts Plan to Cut Tag Tax
Jn 10 98 93(238), 6-A
Millner TV Ad Aimed at General Election
My 20 98 93(217), 6-A
Millner Woos Voters with Tax Promises
Sp 11 98 93(330), 1-A
Millner's Tag Tax Cut Would Have $40,000 Effect in Lowndes
Jn 15 98 93(243), 1-A
Mud Flew Wildly in State Election Ads
Nv 3 98 94(17), 6-A
Negative Ads Leave Rivals Scrambling to Explain Votes
Au 5 98 93(294), 6-A
New Insurance Law Requires Chlamydia Tests
Ap 15 98 93(182), 8-A
Nine Pre-K Centers Lose State-Funds
My 27 98 93(224), 7-A
No Barnes, Massey Showdown Means Lower Turnout in Runoffs
Jl 24 98 93(282), 6-A
No Key Issue Governor's Race
Oc 5 98 93(353), 1-A
No Real Surprises Hatched in Qualifying for Primaries
My 2 98 93(199), 5-A
Officials Concerned with Relaxed Regulations for Food Permits
Au 6 98 93(295), 10-A
Open Meeting Cases May Go to Attorney General
Fe 20 98 93(128), 13-A
Oxendine Fined $500 for Ethics Violation
Jn 18 98 93(246), 7-A
Oxendine Got $200,000 From Insurance-Related Contributors
Ja 17 98 93(94), 5-A
Pair Battle for Education Postion
Oc 22 98 94(5), 1-A
Parole, Sentencing Are Top Issues in Race
Oc 7 98 93(355), 12-A
Past Governor Races Were Wild Indeed
Jl 21 98 93(279), 1-B
Paul Leaving as GOP Chairman, Says Republicans Must Reach Out to Blacks
Dc 1 98 94(44), 2-A
Pierre Howard Glad He Left World of Politics
Sp 7 98 93(326), 3-A
Plans for Rail Link Move Ahead
Jn 27 98 93(255), 12-A
Politicans Wrap up Last Day of Campaigns
Nv 3 98 94(17), 6-A
Poll Points to Possible Millner Win
Jl 18 98 93(276), 5-A
Pork-Laden Budget on its Way to Governor
Fe 19 98 93(127), 3-A
Poythress Takes a Mild Path
Jl 18 98 93(276), 1-A
Poythress to Change Ad After Using an Erroneous Headline
Jl 16 98 93(274), 7-A
Primary Choices Abound
Jl 19 98 93(277), 1-A
Problems Don't Stop Bowers' Gubernatorial Campaign
Jl 14 98 93(272), 1-A
Projects Win Economic Development Awards
Fe 17 98 93(125), 6-A
PSC's Bobby Baker Explains New Laws
Ap 13 98 93(180), 1-A
Ralph Reed Urging Voters to Support Skandalakis
My 29 98 93(226), 6-A
Reaves, Willis Run for House Seat
Sp 28 98 93(347), 1-A
Recount Decision Should Come Today
Jl 28 98 93(286), 8-A
Rep. Collins to Seek Re-Election Instead of Running for Governor
Fe 18 98 93(126), 6-A
Report: Massey Called Contributors, Consultants on State Phones
Mr 4 98 93(140), 6-A
Republican Puts Race Up Front in Elections
Oc 15 98 93(363), 6-B
Rivals Take Jabs at Millner on TV
Jl 20 98 93(278), 10-A
Roberson Brings Her "Grassroots" Campaign to South Georgia
Jl 17 98 93(275), 2-C
Runoffs Likely for Two Elections
Jl 19 98 93(277), 5-C
Runoffs Needed for Two Primaries
Jl 23 98 93(281), 5-A
Scaled-Down Anti-Parole Plan Offered by Langford
Ja 8 98 93(85), 2-A
Scandals Could Shape Election Outcome
Nv 2 98 94(16), 2-A
Schaefer Attacks Good-Ol-Boys System
Jl 19 98 93(277), 4-A
Second Proposed Amendment Would Clarify Lottery Fund Usage
Oc 18 98 94(1), 3-A
Senate Committee Checks to See If New Hog Laws Needed
Sp 30 98 93(348), 6-A
Senate Votes to End Teacher Agency
Fe 19 98 93(127), 3-A
Senators Encourage Valdostans to Vote
Jl 17 98 93(275), 2-C
Should Georgia "Dumb Down" Courts' Sentencing?
Fe 2 98 93(110), 1-A
Slim Turnout Expected at Polls
Au 11 98 93(300), 5-A
State Agencies Brace for Budget Cuts
My 13 98 93(210), 7-A
State GOP Keeping Top Team Intact
Nv 10 98 94(24), 5-B
State Investigates Abuse Allegations
My 30 98 93(227), 11-A
State of Georgia Should Get Another Congressional Seat
Ja 1 98 93(78), 2-A
State Seeks to Cut Nursing Home Program
Dc 8 98 94(51), 12-A
State Starting Earlier with Children
Oc 18 98 94(1), 7-A
State Tax Chief Says Distribution Problem Will Be Fixed
Ja 21 98 93(98), 6-A
State's Voters to Decide Fates of Five Amendments
My 26 98 93(223), 5-A
Statewide Run-Off Expected in PSC Race
Nv 5 98 94(19), 3-A
Survivors No Longer Surrounded
Jl 23 98 93(281), 6-A
Taylor, Oliver Escalate Attacks in Democratic Runoff
Au 8 98 93(297), 5-A
Taylor Plans to Spread HOPE
Jl 8 98 93(266), 3-A
Taylor, Skandalakis Scuffle Over Personal Finances
Sp 30 98 93(348), 13-A
Three Ballot Questions Still Left Unanswered
Nv 6 98 94(20), 9-A
Three GOP Lawmakers Lose Seats in Primary Election
Jl 23 98 93(281), 4-B
Thurmond Running for Labor Commissioner
Ap 9 98 93(176), 5-A
Tim Golden Running for State Senate
Sp 23 98 93(342), 1-A
Turner Leaves Legacy of Honor
Mr 29 98 93(165), 1-A
Turner Won't Run Again
Fe 17 98 93(125), 1-A
Valdosta Is Just One Stop for Langford
Ap 3 98 93(170), 1-A
Views of Perdue's Future Vary by Party
Ap 14 98 93(181), 6-A
Voters Asked to Ax Tax on Agricultural Products
Sp 23 98 93(342), 13-A
Voters Keep Eyes Peeled on Georgia House Seat 177
Au 11 98 93(300), 2-A
You Asked, They Answered
Oc 27 98 94(10), 1-A
Politics and Government--Valdosta
Another Election Night Slumber Party (editorial)
Jl 23 98 93(281), 4-A
Bennett Running for State Senate Seat
Fe 27 98 93(135), 1-A
Bihl Running for City Council
Mr 27 98 93(163), 1-A
Borders, Eanes Prepare for Run-Off
Jl 31 98 93(289), 1-A
Borders Wins Run-Off Over Eanes
Au 12 98 93(300), 1-A
Businessmen Running for Council
Mr 26 98 93(162), 1-A
Candidates Chide Oak Street Plan
Jl 18 98 93(276), 1-A
Candidates Ready for State Run-Offs
Au 9 98 93(298), 1-A
Candidates Share Vision for Tax Assessor's Office
Oc 31 98 94(14), 1-A
Candidates Speak at Political Forum
Oc 15 98 93(363), 1-A
Casey Kicks Off Campaign for District 177
Jl 31 98 93(289), 8-A
Casey to Run for House Seat
Mr 23 98 93(159), 1-A
"Chip" Stephenson Given Suspended Sentence, Fine
Fe 28 98 93(136), 1-A
Democratic Party to Host Senate Caucus
Jn 11 98 93(239), 3-A
Doctor Sets Sights on State House Seat
Jl 14 98 93(272), 1-A
Drought Relief Sent to Clinton
Oc 7 98 93(355), 3-A
Eanes' Campaign Workers Found too Close to Polls
Jl 22 98 93(280), 6-A
Eanes Eyes Golden's State House Seat
Ap 21 98 93(188), 1-A
Election Results Delayed
Jl 22 98 93(280), 1-A
Ex-Councilman Borders to Run for State House
Mr 21 98 93(157), 1-A
Ex-Councilman Takes Aim at House Seat
Jl 13 98 93(271), 1-A
Fund Grants $32,000 for Improvements
Jn 18 98 93(246), 5-A
Getting Out the Vote is Primary Concern
Jl 21 98 93(279), 1-B
Golden Seeks Turner's Seat
Fe 18 98 93(126), 1-A
Gregory to Lead Valdosta Democrats
Ap 28 98 93(195), 5-A
Industrial Authority Charter Under Review
Ja 6 98 93(83), 1-A
Industrial Authority Revisits its Authority (editorial)
Ja 7 98 93(84), 4-A
Local Minority Vote Keys Democrat Win
Nv 11 98 94(25), 1-A
Local Republicans Head Blasts McCormick
Jn 30 98 93(258), 1-A
Mayor Not Running for State Legislature
Mr 20 98 93(156), 3-A
Officials Expecting Low Local Turnout
Jl 21 98 93(279), 1-A
Qualifying for Casey's Council Seat Begins Monday
Ap 21 98 93(188), 3-A
Rayford Won't Seek Re-Election
Ap 4 98 93(171), 1-A
Sessions End, Campaign Begin?
Mr 20 98 93(156), 4-A
Taylor Thanks Region's Voters
Au 21 98 93(309), 3-A
Turner Leaves Legacy of Honor
Mr 29 98 93(165), 1-A
Turner Won't Run Again
Fe 17 98 93(125), 1-A
Valdosta Election Planned for July 21
Ap 10 98 93(177), 3-A
Voter Identification Law Getting Local Test
Jl 5 98 93(263), 1-A
Voter Turnout Light in Lowndes
Jl 23 98 93(281), 1-A
Wansley Qualifies to Run for Seat
My 14 98 93(211), 8-A
Wansley Seeks House Position
Jl 15 98 93(273), 1-A
When the System Breaks Down (editorial)
Ja 11 98 93(88), 9-A
Williams Challenges Shaw for District 176 Seat
Mr 25 98 93(161), 1-A
Youth Sports Council Defines Vision, Goals
Ja 6 98 93(83), 2-A