Carter, Jimmy
Carter Accepts Humanitarian Award
Mr 30 2001 96(166), 8-A
Carter Aiding Salvation Army
Fe 25 2001 96(123), 2-A
Carter Extends His Sympathy to Victims
Sp 12 2001 96(332), 9-A
Carter Seeks Help in Furnishing His Boyhood Home
Fe 16 2001 96(114), 9-A
Carter, Energy Problems not Very Severe
My 18 2001 96(215), 11-A
Georgia's Forest Community Rallies Against Canadian Lumber Imports
Mr 31 2001 96(167), 5-A
Items Needed for Carter's Home Range from Piano to Ice Box
Fe 16 2001 96(114), 9-A
Jimmy Carter Criticizes Bush's Six Months
Jl 25 2001 96(283), 5-A
Census
A Bridge Between Two Cultures(editorial)
Mr 29 2001 96(165), 6-A
Atlanta's Suburbs Keep Spreading
Mr 23 2001 96(159), 1-A
Black Mayors Denounce Administration Call on Census
Mr 9 2001 96(145), 5-A
Census Data Tops Cook BOE Meeting
Sp 24 2001 96(344), 7-A
Census May Bring Changes for Region's Lawmakers
Mr 252001 96(160), 1-A
Census Numbers Paint Better Picture for Georgia Dropout Rate
Nv 25 2001 97(41), 12-A
Census: Atlanta Top Magnet City for Blacks
Jl 9 2001 96(267), 1-A
Census: Ga. Continues Steady Growth
Dc 28 2001 97(74) 3-A
Census: More Unmarrieds Living Together in South
Jl 1 2001 96(259), 5-A
More Seniors Work Instead of Retiring(editorial)
Jn 1 2001 96(229), 6-A
More Single Dads Raising Kids in Georgia
My 22 2001 96(219), 5-A
Political Parties Vie for Share of Growing Hispanic Electorate
Mr 27 2001 96(163), 5-A
State of Georgia's Population Getting Older, Census Shows
My 22 2001 96(219), 6-A
Three Georgia Military Areas Have Major Under-18 Crowds
Ap 3 2001 96(170), 5-A
Valdosta Still not a Metro
Mr 23 2002 96(159), 1-A
White Flight Is Still Driving Population Patterns in Georgia
My 29 2001 96(226), 5-A
Word of Mouth Fueled Hispanic Population Growth
My 24 2001 96(221), 5-A
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention--Atlanta
"Klingerman Virus" E-Mail Declared a Hoax
Fe 13 2001 96(111), 2-A
Atlanta Officials: We're Ready to Combat Bioterror
Oc 19 2001 97(4), 7-A
CDC Confirms Virus in Madison Man
Jl 28 2001 96(286), 1-A
CDC Investigators Spread Out From Atlanta
Dc 2 2001 97(48), 11-A
CDC Prepares Workers for Smallpox Scares
Nv 5 2001 97(21), 1-A
CDC Tests Birds, Mosquitoes
Jl 19 2001 96(277), 1-A
CDC to Bush: Facility Due for Improvements
Nv 8 2001 97(24), 9-A
CDC Trains Officials in Smallpox Recognition
Dc 18 2001 97(64), 5-A
CDC Urges Quick Action to Control Mosquitoes
Jl 27 2001 96(285), 1-A
CDC, Bacteria at Animal Exhibits
Ap 20 2001 96(187), 11-A
CDC: AIDS Cases Decline; Deaths Leveling Off
Au 14 2001 96(303), 2-A
Diabetics Likely Candidates for Heart Disease, Amputations
Nv 2 2001 97(18), 12-A
Doctors on Alert
Oc 19 2001 97(4), 1-A
Georgia's Health Officials Downplay Threat of Anthrax
Dc 14 2001 97(60), 5-A
Health Suffers in Rural America
Sp 10 2001 96(330), 1-A
House Members: CDC Needs Security Improvements
Oc 23 2001 97(8), 7-A
Schools Should Limit Bad Foods(editorial)
Sp 11 2001 96(331), 6-A
Syphilis Cases Drop to Record Low in U. S.
Nv 29 2001 97(45), 10-A
Teen Birth Rate Falls to New Record Low, Government Says
Jl 25 2001 96(283), 3-A
Tuberculosis at All-Time Low in U. S.
Jn 12 2001 96(240), 5-A
Chambliss, Saxby
Battle Over B-1 Could Test Georgia's Clout in Congress
Jl 1 2001 96(259), 5-A
Carving Up the Political Map
My 14 2001 96(211), 1-A
Chambliss 99 Percent Sure He's Running for Senate
Oc 12 2001 96(362), 2-A
Chambliss Heads Security Forum
Nv 21 2001 97(37), 2-A
Chambliss Seeks U. S. Senate Seat
Oc 17 2001 97(2), 4-A
Chambliss' Comments Baffle Local Muslims
Nv 20 2001 97(36), 1-A
Chambliss, Bishop Give Thumbs Up to Bush's Address to Nation
Sp 22 2001 96(342), 5-A
Congress Delays B-1 Bomber Transfer
Jl 21 2001 96(279), 5-A
Congressmen Impressed with Georgia Effort in Bosnia
Jl 17 2001 96(275), 1-A
House Passes Bill Criminalizing Harm to Fetus During an Assault
Ap 27 2001 96(194), 1-A
Lack of X-Ray Gear Hampers Port Security
Dc 18 2001 97(64), 5-A
Leaders Should be More Careful(editorial)
Nv 25 2001 97(41), 4-A
Lowndes May Get New Representative
Au 30 2001 96(319), 1-A
Miller, Chambliss Talk with Bust About B-1 Bomber
Jl 12 2001 96(270), 7-A
No Leader for State
Ja 16 2001 96(83), 5-A
Peanut Quota's Survival in Doubt
Jl 30 2001 96(288), 1-A
Peanut Quotas Appear Doomed in New Farm Bill
Jl 28 2001 96(286), 11-A
City of Valdosta
Airport Funds to be Cut in Budgets
Jn 13 2001 96(241), 1-A
Area Bidding Policies Vary
Au 19 2001 96(308), 1-A
Businesses React to Closing of Crossings
My 12 2001 96(209), 1-A
Businesses Set Holiday Schedules
Dc 23 2001 97(69), 1-A
City and County Demolish Houses
Ja 30 2001 96(97), 7-A
City Bids Farewell to Councilmen
Dc 22 2001 97(68), 1-A
City Budget Reflects Lean Economy
Jn 13 2001 96(241), 1-A
City Condems Halfway House; 19 Violations Cited
Dc 4 2001 97(49), 1-A
City Cooperates with School for Arbor Day
Fe 15 2001 96(113), 2-A
City Gets Carter Project
Dc 12 2001 97(58), 1-A
City Getting New Career Center
Jn 11 2001 96(239), 1-A
City Hopes for $300,000 Grant
Mr 14 2001 96(150), 3-A
City Makes a Patriotic Flag Decision
Sp 18 2001 96(338), 1-A
City of Valdosta Gives Green Light for a New Public Works Facility
Jn 2 2001 96(230), 1-A
City to Survive Citizens on Their Issues
My 27 2001 96(224), 3-A
City to Unveil New Web Site Today
Oc 19 2001 97(4), 5-A
City's Jail Options Limited
Oc 25 2001 97(10), 1-A
Construction to Begin on Mill Pond Road
Fe 7 2001 96(105), 2-A
Finance Department Gets Award
Jl 3 2001 96(261), 3-A
Landfill Added to Hazardous List
Fe 7 2001 96(105), 1-A
Leaders Agree to Compromise(editorial)
Oc 28 2001 97(13), 4-A
Martin Receives Honor
My 15 2001 96(212), 1-A
Mayor Presents State of the City Address
Ja 14 2001 96(81), 5-A
New Rules Intended to Inform Public Faster About Sewage Spills
Jl 1 2001 96(259), 1-A
Sales Tax to Pay for Improvements
Jn 15 2001 96(243), 1-A
Sanitation Marshall on Duty
Ap 5 2001 96(172), 1-A
Someday Our MSA Status Will Come(editorial)
Mr 25 2001 96(161), 4-A
Time for the City to do That Study(editorial)
Ja 9 2001 96(76), 6-A
Top 12 Road Projects for the City of Valdosta
My 6 2001 96(203), 1-A
Train Crossings Closed Without City's Approval
My 9 2001 96(206), 1-A
Valdosta is More Than Just a Stopover(editorial)
Mr 20 2001 96(156), 6-A
Valdosta Starting Mosquito-Spraying Program Monday
Ap 19 2001 96(186), 1-A
Valdosta Still not a Metro
Mr 23 2001 96(159), 1-A
Valdosta, Lowndes Jail Deal Crashes
Nv 14 2001 97(30), 1-A
Valdosta, Remerton Resolve Dispute
Fe 8 2001 96(106), 1-A
Valdosta, South Ga. Medical Center Officials Propose Land Swap
Au 23 2001 96(312), 1-A
Cleland, Max
Air Force Chief: B-1 Bomber Transfer Won't Cost Georgia Jobs
Jl 26 2001 96(284), 2-A
Battle Over B-1 Could Test Georgia's Clout in Congress
Jl 1 2001 96(259), 5-A
Chambliss Leans Toward Senate Race Against Cleland
Oc 5 2001 96(355), 1-A
Cleland Draws Another Potential GOP Opponent
Jl 18 2001 96(276), 3-A
Cleland Gets Early Start on Campaigning
Ap 16 2001 96(183), 3-A
Cleland Staff Meetings Modeled After FDR's 'Children's Hour'
Nv 23 2001 97(39), 5-A
Cleland's Plan to Expand GI Bill Gets OK from Congress
Dc 13 2001 97(59), 3-A
Congress Delays B-1 Bomber Transfer
Jl 21 2001 96(279), 5-A
Dueling Radio Ads Target Cleland
Ap 6 2001 96(173), 5-A
Financial Records Show Miller Poorer as a Senator
Jn 15 2001 96(243), 5-A
Max Cleland Expects Tough Battle for Re-Election Against GOP Forces
Jl 22 2001 96(280), 2-A
Max Cleland Meets with Muslims
Dc 2 2001 97(48), 2-A
Miller, Cleland Could Play Key Roles in Democratic Senate
My 25 2001 96(222), 5-A
Senate Approves Delay for B-1 Bomber Cuts
Jl 11 2001 96(269), 2-A
Senators Say They are Committed to Consumer Privacy Bill
Jl 12 2001 96(270), 11-A
Three Congressmen Display New State Flag
Ap 5 2001 96(172), 5-A
VA Accepts Veteran's Gift for National Cemetery
Ap 4 2001 96(171), 5-A
Coca-Cola
Approval Promised on Coke Suit Deal
My 30 2001 96(227), 5-B
Coca-Cola Brings Back Sundblom Santa
Nv 21 2001 97(37), 7-B
Coca-Cola Enterprise Plans to Cut 2,000 Jobs
Jl 18 2001 96(276), 7-B
Coca-Cola Hires Ali
Dc 6 2001 97(52), 5-A
Coke Banking Heavily on Harry Potter
Oc 9 2001 96(359), 5-A
Coke Buys Bottled Coffee Company
Ja 13 2001 96(80), 7-A
Coke Earnings Beat Experts Forecast
Ap 19 2001 96(186), 5-A
Coke Looks to Healthier Drinks in School Marketing
Mr 14 2001 96(150), 12-A
Coke Mails Notices to Class Members
Ja 18 2001 96(85), 7-B
Coke Signs Deal for "Harry Potter" Movie Tie-In
Fe 21 2001 96(119), 5-B
Coke to Purchase Juice Company
Oc 31 2001 97(16), 9-B
Coke Veteran Retires
Jl 31 2001 96(289), 7-B
Coke's Quarterly Earnings in Line with Predictions
Fe 1 2001 96(99), 5-B
Coke, P&G Call Off Joint Business Venture
Sp 27 2001 96(347), 7-B
Coke, Race Plaintiffs Announce Bias Suit Task Force
Jl 3 2001 96(261), 4B
Loyal Customers Keep Tab Alive
My 6 2001 96(203), 7-A
Terrorist Attacks Quickly Disrupt Business Day
Sp 12 2001 96(332), 5-B
Colonial Mall
Easter Bunny Hops Into Valdosta Saturday
Mr 29 2001 96(165), 7-A
Fair at Local Mall Promotes Owning a Home
Jn 11 2001 96(239), 1-A
International Students Tell Their Stories with Mall Displays
Mr 4 2001 96(140), 1-A
Kids Learn a Little About International Communication
Jn 28 2001 96(256), 2-A
Lights Go Out at Colonial Mall
My 2 2001 96(199), 3-A
Mall Employees Get Defibrillator Training
Au 28 2001 96(317), 1-A
Mall Parking Spaces Offer Relief for Expectant Mothers
Ja 20 2001 96(87), 8-A
Sears at Colonial Mall Celebrates New Look
Oc 10 2001 96(360), 7-B
Stores at Valdosta's Mall Getting Major Remodeling
Jn 17 2001 96(245), 1-C
Valdostans Take to Virtual Skies
Fe 4 2001 96(102), 1-A