Carter, Jimmy
Carter Accepts Nobel Peace Prize
Dc 11 2002 98(57), 1-A
Carter Cuts Ribbon on Inn, Antique Mall
My 12 2002 97(209), 3-A
Carter Deserves Nobel Peace Prize
Dc 11 2002 98(57), 6-A
Carter Hosts Plains Rally for Cleland
Oc 26 2002 98(11), 5-A
Carter in Norway for Nobel
Dc 9 2002 98(55), 1-A
Carter Meets with CANF Delegation
My 3 2002 97(200), 4-A
Carter Questions U. S. Claims
My 14 2002 97(211), 5-A
Carter Talks to Cubans in Live Broadcast
My 15 2002 97(212), 5-A
Carter to Help Mediate Venezuelan Talks
Jl 1 2002 97(259), 3-A
Carter Visiting Cuba Today
My 12 2002 97(209), 3-A
Carter Visits Cuba
My 13 2002 97(210), 1-A
Carter Wins Nobel Peace Prize
Oc 12 2002 97(362), 1-A
Carters Reflect on Life in D. C. 25 Years After Inauguration
Ja 20 2002 97(97), 3-A
Documentary Traces Carter's Rise, Fall, Resurrection
Nv 9 2002 98(25), 8-A
Former President Carter Announces Plans to Visit Cuba
Mr 24 2002 97(159), 5-A
Former President Carter Plans May Trip to Cuba
Ap 10 2002 97(176), 7-A
Jimmy Carter Launches Peace Mission in Venezuela
Jl 7 2002 97(265), 10-A
Jimmy Carter: Bush Making a Mistake with Iraq
Sp 24 2002 97(344), 4-A
The Voice
Dc 13 2002 98(59), 12-A
Tourist Train Rolls Into Plains
Oc 23 2002 98(8), 7-A
U. S. Leaders Should Revisit Cuba Policies(editiorial)
My 16 2002 97(213), 6-A
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention--Atlanta
Acting Director Named for CDC
Mr 30 2002 97(165), 4-A
Adolescents at Top Risk for Wounding Themselves
My 24 2002 97(221), 4-A
Binge Drinking Steady Among Pregnant Women
Ap 5 2002 97(171), 8-A
Caesarean Sections on the Increase
Nv 8 2002 98(24), 5-A
CDC Analyzes Anthrax Treatments
Oc 30 2002 98(15), 5-A
CDC Chief Resigns
Fe 22 2002 97(129), 5-A
CDC Finding Ways to Handle Emergencies
Dc 11 2002 98(57), 8-A
CDC Finds Higher Infant Death Rates for Blacks
Ap 19 2002 97(185), 7-A
CDC Issues Warning About 'Rabbit Fever'
Au 7 2002 97(296), 8-A
CDC Says Vaccines for Flu Plentiful
Oc 4 2002 97(354), 7-A
CDC Shores Up Facilities That Are Crumbling
Jl 29 2002 97(287), 5-A
CDC Warns of Possible HIV Test Kit Shortage
My 11 2002 97(208), 3-A
CDC: Cervical Cancer Higher Among Hispanic Women
Nv 28 2002 98(44), 7-A
CDC: Disease Outbreaks from Wells, Pools Rising
Nv 22 2002 98(38), 10-A
CDC: More Seniors Need to Get Flu Shots
Nv 15 2002 98(31), 7-A
CDC: Norwalk-Like Virus Confirmed on Disney Cruise Liner Magic
Nv 28 2002 98(44), 4-A
CDC: West Nile Virus Victims Getting Younger
Au 9 2002 97(298), 1-A
Cheney's Visit to CDC Unannounced to Public
Jl 18 2002 97(276), 5-A
Economic Loss from Smoking at $7 a Pack
Ap 12 2002 97(178), 8-A
Emergency Room Visits Increase
Ap 23 2002 97(189), 5-A
Firm Assists with CDC Lab
Au 28 2002 97(317), 15-A
Four Patients Got West Nile from Transplant
Sp 13 2002 97(333), 8-A
Officials Say West Nile Virus is Here to Stay
Au 6 2002 97(295), 7-A
Pennsylvania Millionaire Donates $6.2M to CDC
Oc 10 2002 97(360), 8-A
Protocol Drawn Up for Smallpox Vaccination
Dc 5 2002 98(51), 7-A
Quarantines Possible in Smallpox Emergency
Jl 9 2002 97(267), 9-A
Smallpox Vaccine the Focus of CDC Meeting
Oc 16 2002 98(1), 8-A
State Health Officials Receive Smallpox Update
Dc 19 2002 98(65), 10-A
States Revisit Quarantines
Ja 28 2002 97(105), 1-A
Ten More People Die from West Nile, CDC Says
Sp 15 2002 97(335), 4-A
U. S. Asthma Rates May Be Declining, CDC Says
Mr 29 2002 97(164), 8-A
Chambliss, Saxby
Ad Uses Bin Laden to Attack Cleland
Oc 12 2002 97(362), 7-A
Anti-Abortion Group Withdraws Chambliss Endorsement
Oc 23 2002 98(8), 8-A
Bush Helps Chambliss Out-Raise Opponent
Ap 18 2002 97(184), 5-A
Bush Plans Another Georgia Campaign Stop
Oc 30 2002 98(15), 5-A
Bush Raises Millions for GOP
Mr 28 2002 97(163), 7-A
Chambliss Adjusting to Senate Post
Nv 16 2002 98(32), 1-A
Chambliss Calls Arafat a Terrorist
Mr 30 2002 97(165), 4-A
Chambliss Chosen Barnes Appears to Lose with Most Precincts Counted
Nv 6 2002 98(22), 1-A
Chambliss Defeats Irvin
Au 21 2002 97(310), 1-A
Chambliss Discusses New Tariff Imposed on Canadian Lumber
Mr 25 2002 97(160), 1-A
Chambliss Fights for Chance to Represent GOP This Fall
Au 18 2002 97(307), 1-A
Chambliss Gets Boost from GOP Leadership
Ap 22 2002 97(188), 1-A
Chambliss Goes Overseas to Support War on Terror
Ja 16 2002 97(93), 1-A
Chambliss Out-Raises Cleland for Two-Month Period
Oc 16 2002 98(1), 8-A
Chambliss: Info-Sharing Law Boosts Anti-Terrorism Efforts
Dc 2 2002 98(48), 1-A
Cheney Gives Iraq an Ultimatum Vice President Also Raises $600,000 for Chambliss
Jl 20 2002 97(278), 1-A
Cleland Leads Chambliss, Linder Leads Barr in Campaign Cash
Fe 1 2002 97(108), 5-A
Cleland Rails Against Attack on His Record
Oc 14 2002 97(364), 5-A
Cleland, Chambliss Try to Rally Supporters
Nv 5 2002 98(21), 1-A
Cleland, Miller Offer Rival Plans to Aid Tobacco Farmers
Jl 24 2002 97(282), 8-A
Congress Ends Peanut Quotas, Still Considering Buyout
Fe 15 2002 97(122), 8-A
Dignitaries Tackle Banks Lake Woes
Mr 23 2002 97(158), 1-A
Editorial Board Endorses Candidates in Nov. 5 Election
Oc 27 2002 98(12), 6-A
Elusive Farm Policy Passes
My 9 2002 97(206), 1-A
Former New York Mayor Endorses Chambliss
Fe 9 2002 97(116), 5-A
Georgia Politics Creep Into Bus Security Dispute
Oc 2 2002 97(352), 8-A
GOP Senate Hopefuls Hold Debate in Macon
Au 3 2002 97(292), 5-A
Lawmakers Craft an End to Peanut Quota Program
Ap 28 2002 97(194), 5-A
North-South Battle Brewing
Jl 8 2002 97(266), 1-A
Pecan Crop Insurance Extended to 82 Counties
Sp 24 2002 97(344), 3-A
Popular Veteran Overcome by Changing Political Tide
Nv 7 2002 98(23), 8-A
Reluctant Politician Chambliss Targets Cleland's Senate Seat
Nv 3 2002 98(19), 1-A
Rep. Saxby Chambliss Pays Visit to Valdosta, Discusses Legislation
Mr 24 2002 97(159), 5-B
Republican Candidates Meet, Eat
My 25 2002 97(222), 1-A
Saxby Chambliss Takes Early Lead Over Max Cleland for Senate
Nv 6 2002 98(22), 6-A
Senate Debate Focuses on Zell Miller
Oc 28 2002 98(13), 1-A
Senate Race Complicated by Complexities of War
Sp 30 2002 97(350), 5-A
The Final Debates
Nv 4 2002 98(20), 1-A
Veterans Group Endorses Chambliss
Oc 11 2002 97(361), 1-A
City of Valdosta
Accord Keeps Sales Tax Going (editorial)
Dc 22 2002 98(68), 6-A
Annual Christmas Parade Set for Today
Dc 7 2002 98(53), 1-A
Area Youth Teams Part of Georgia Games Baseball Event
Jn 16 2002 97(244), 5-B
Azalea City Gets Some Hot News Valdosta ISO Rating Official Lowered to 2
Ja 19 2002 97(96), 1-A
Buildings Should Improve Services (editorial)
Ja 17 2002 97(94), 6-A
City Changing Status of Two Parking Lots
Ja 9 2002 97(86), 1-A
City Confidential?
Jl 21 2002 97(279), 1-A
City Considers Gornto Widening
Jn 9 2002 97(237), 1-A
City Disappoints with Agreements on Confidentiality (editorial)
Jl 21 2002 97(279), 6-A
City Honors Hikes Bar for Everyone (editorial)
Ja 30 2002 97(107), 6-A
City Installing New Signs Near School
Ja 20 2002 97(97), 5-A
City ISO Rating Official
My 23 2002 97(220), 1-A
City Loses ConAgra to Florida
Ja 17 2002 97(94), 4-A
City Settles License Debate
My 10 2002 97(207), 1-A
City Tackles Traffic Woes
Nv 18 2002 98(34), 1-A
City, County to Enforce Water Restrictions
Ap 12 2002 97(178), 1-A
Commission Mulls Downtown Rezoning
Mr 20 2002 97(155), 1-A
Don't Ignore Limits on Water (editorial)
Ap 14 2002 97(180), 6-A
Engineering Department Valdosta Continues to Streamline City's Traffic
Fe 19 2002 97(126), 1-A
Fiber Optic Study Lifts Off
Nv 27 2002 98(43), 1-A
Forum to Address Telecommunication Concerns
Sp 11 2002 97(331), 9-A
Let's Support Cleanup Efforts (editorial)
Ap 11 2002 97(177), 6-A
Mayor: We Fare Well
Ja 25 2002 97(102), 1-A
Millage Rollback Expected
Sp 22 2002 97(342), 1-A
New Public Works Facility Opens
My 26 2002 97(223), 1-A
Planners Urge Rezoning OK for Wood Valley
Fe 5 2002 97(112), 1-A
Poll Gives City Thumbs Up
Fe 6 2002 97(113), 1-A
Valdosta Area Gets Urbanized Status
My 3 2002 97(200), 1-A
Valdosta Has Plenty to Offer (editorial)
Au 23 2002 97(312), 6-A
Valdosta Receives Composting Funding
Jl 14 2002 97(272), 1-A
Valdosta: City of Excellence
Ja 29 2002 97(106), 1-A
Work Starts on Center
Au 27 2002 97(316), 1-A
Cleland, Max
Ad Uses Bin Laden to Attack Cleland
Oc 12 2002 97(362), 7-A
Bush Helps Chambliss Out-Raise Opponent
Ap 18 2002 97(184), 5-A
Bush Plans Another Georgia Campaign Stop
Oc 30 2002 98(15), 5-A
Carter Hosts Plains Rally for Cleland
Oc 26 2002 98(11), 5-A
Chambliss Chosen Barnes Appears to Lose with Most Precincts Counted
Nv 6 2002 98(22), 1-A
Chambliss Out-Raises Cleland for Two-Month Period
Oc 16 2002 98(1), 8-A
Cleland Congratulates City on New Status
My 5 2002 97(202), 2-A
Cleland Draws GOP Challengers
Jn 21 2002 97(249), 9-A
Cleland Leads Chambliss, Linder Leads Barr in Campaign Cash
Fe 1 2002 97(108), 5-A
Cleland Proposes Military Tax Cuts
Jl 31 2002 97(289), 1-A
Cleland Rails Against Attack on His Record
Oc 14 2002 97(364), 5-A
Cleland, Chambliss Try to Rally Supporters
Nv 5 2002 98(21), 1-A
Cleland, Miller Offer Rival Plans to Aid Tobacco Farmers
Jl 24 2002 97(282), 8-A
Congress Ends Peanut Quotas, Still Considering Buyout
Fe 15 2002 97(122), 8-A
Georgia Politics Creep Into Bus Security Dispute
Oc 2 2002 97(352), 8-A
Popular Veteran Overcome by Changing Political Tide
Nv 7 2002 98(23), 8-A
Saxby Chambliss Takes Early Lead Over Max Cleland for Senate
Nv 6 2002 98(22), 6-A
Senate Debate Focuses on Zell Miller
Oc 28 2002 98(13), 1-A
Senate Race Complicated by Complexities of War
Sp 30 2002 97(350), 5-A
Senator Proposes Bioterrorism Hub
Ap 4 2002 97(170), 7-A
Survivor of Personal Tragedy, Cleland Seeks Another Term
Nv 3 2002 98(19), 1-A
The Final Debates
Nv 4 2002 98(20), 1-A
Cook County Commission
A Group Effort
My 20 2002 97(217), 7-A
Cecil Site Right For Race Track (editorial)
Dc 15 2002 98(61), 6-A
Commission Discusses 911 Ordinance
Sp 6 2002 97(326), 5-A
Commission Passes Nuisance Ordinance
Jl 8 2002 97(266), 5-A
Commission Tables Quality Growth Discussions
Jn 24 2002 97(252), 5-A
Commission Tries Defining 'Nuisance'
My 13 2002 97(210), 7-A
Commission Votes to Rename Road
Jn 10 2002 97(238), 7-A
Commissioners Deny Subdivision Variance
Au 7 2002 97(296), 5-A
Cook Agrees to House Gwinnett County Inmates
Sp 4 2002 97(324), 5-A
Cook Commissioners Consider Helping Homeless Shelter
Oc 23 2002 98(8), 5-A
Cook Commissioners Discuss Elm Widening
Nv 19 2002 98(35), 5-A
Cook Commissionersd Approve Budget
Oc 8 2002 97(358), 5-A
Cook County Commission Approves Tower Request
Ja 14 2002 97(91), 5-A
Cook County Votes to Discontinue Accepting Road Name Changes
Jl 17 2002 97(275), 3-A
Cook Residents Discuss Proposed Tax Increase
Sp 26 2002 97(346), 5-A
County Discusses Nuisance Ordinance
My 27 2002 97(224), 7-A
NAACP Seeks Nurse for Inmates Located at Cook County Jail
Ap 22 2002 97(188), 7-A
Public Speaks Out on Race Track
Dc 17 2002 98(63), 1-A
Sales Tax Meeting Planned for Tonight
Mr 25 2002 97(160), 7-A
Sparks Faces Financial Trouble, Asks Commission for Help
Jn 24 2002 97(252), 5-A
Cuffy, Patrick
Ex-Sheriff Pleads Innocent to Conspiracy
Mr 21 2002 97(156), 7-A
Former Sheriff Found Guilty of Plotting Successor's Murder
Jl 11 2002 97(269), 1-A
Jury Selection Starts Today in Ex-Sheriff's Trial
Jn 10 2002 97(238), 1-A
Key Witness in Derwin Brown Murder Released March
Sp 3 2002 97(323), 8-A
Star Witness Says Sheriff Wanted Successor Strangled
Jn 26 2002 97(254), 9-A
Suspect Pleads Guilty to Assault
Au 20 2002 97(309), 7-A
Two Acquitted in Death of Sheriff-Elect Brown
Mr 26 2002 97(161), 4-A
Two Charges Dropped Against Former Sheriff
My 29 2002 97(226), 5-A
Witness Reveals Potential Book Deal at Trial
Jn 27 2002 97(255), 7-A
Witness: Former Sheriff Wanted Another Sitting Sheriff Slain
Mr 16 2002 97(151), 5-A
Cunningham, Senior Airman Jason Dean
Airman Laid to Rest
Mr 15 2002 97(150), 1-A
Airman's Burial Stirs Emotions (editorial)
Mr 15 2002 97(150), 6-A
Crew Member Was There for Cunningham's First Mission
Mr 15 2002 97(150), 4-A
Cunningham Joins Hall of Heroes
Au 8 2002 97(297), 1-A
Fallen Airman Honored
Au 7 2002 97(296), 1-A
Fallen Hero Remembered
Sp 15 2002 97(335), 1-A
Fund to Benefit Family of Moody Airman Killed in War on Terror
Mr 14 2002 97(149), 1-A
Habitat Honors Moody Airman
Mr 21 2002 97(156), 1-A
Kiwanis Fund-Raiser Going Strong
Ap 21 2002 97(187), 14-A
Moody Airman Knew No Fear
My 1 2002 97(197), 1-A
Moody Honors Slain Soldier
Mr 8 2002 97(143), 1-A
Moody Suffers Loss
Mr 6 2002 97(141), 1-A
Obituary
Mr 13 2002 97(148), 3-A
Slain Airman Posthumously Awarded Air Force Cross
Sp 14 2002 97(334), 1-A
War Requires Our Patience (editorial)
Mr 7 2002 97(142), 6-A