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City parks move forward under Harnell Cohen Fecha: 19 Apr 2009
Atlanta Journal Constitution - Atlanta city Councilwoman Carla Smith had a task for Dianne Harnell Cohen when the city named her acting commissioner of parks, recreation and cultural affairs in March 2003. Smith wanted Harnell Cohen to remove the benches and pavilions from South Bend Park, saying they were a haven for

For high-speed rail, Georgia may not be on fast track Fecha: 19 Apr 2009
Atlanta Journal Constitution - News of Atlanta's eligibility to win big federal funds for high-speed rail is spreading bittersweet excitement among Atlanta officials. In Georgia, so little work has been done on potential projects that when Washington starts awarding grants for a high-speed rail network, officials here are just

FDA wants states to grade their own inspectors Fecha: 19 Apr 2009
Atlanta Journal Constitution - After years of scant federal oversight, Georgia food inspectors soon will come under scrutiny from new regulators: themselves. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration wants states to assess their own inspection programs, even after Georgia's failed to prevent a salmonella outbreak traced to a Blakely

'Crisis' in death-penalty trial system Fecha: 19 Apr 2009
Atlanta Journal Constitution - They involve some of Georgia's most heinous slayings, with death-penalty defendants accused of massacres, child killings, crimes of unthinkable depravity. Yet almost one in five of all pending capital cases statewide is stalled because there is no money to pay for the defense of the accused. Judges

Georgia congressman leads Obama opposition Fecha: 19 Apr 2009
Atlanta Journal Constitution - It was President Barack Obama's first address to Congress. While others in the hallowed House chamber applauded and nodded, Rep. Tom Price shook his head and rolled his eyes. Obama had barely finished speaking when Price, a Republican from Roswell, started slamming the new president in a YouTube

Future blurry for cameras at metro intersections Fecha: 19 Apr 2009
Atlanta Journal Constitution - The traffic law is clear: Stop on red. Technology used by many cities to enforce the standard is equally simple: Stop or the camera will catch you. Last year, cities and counties using automatic cameras issued 260,000 citations to motorists who were captured on film running through red lights.

Banks, others stem tide of foreclosures Fecha: 19 Apr 2009
Atlanta Journal Constitution - Hope has been hard to come by recently in the housing market. Every month, foreclosure filings seem to set records. Values are tumbling and home sales are falling as tightened credit, job losses and consumer anxiety have depressed the entire housing industry. Still, housing officials, lenders and

Augusta patient tests HIV-positive after VA clinic mistake Fecha: 19 Apr 2009
Atlanta Journal Constitution - An Augusta patient is among three people exposed to contaminated medical equipment at Veterans Affairs hospitals who have tested positive for HIV, the agency said Friday. Initial tests show one patient each from VA medical facilities in Augusta; Murfreesboro, Tenn.; and Miami has the virus that

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