Morning headlines
March 27, 2008 at 10:11 am by Russell McLendon in NewsTERMINAL ILLNESS: Delta cancels flights for safety inspections; hundreds sleep overnight at Hartsfield-Jackson terminals.
VOUCHERS: With Clayton County in mind, state House committee passes voucher bill that would use state funds to send kids in deaccredited school districts to other districts or private schools.
IF I ONLY HAD A CRANE: 2005 Buckhead crane sitter deemed competent to stand murder trial, which makes sense, since he was competent to stand on a crane 350 feet in the air for 56 hours.
RICHT IN MIDDLE EAST: Joins handful of other college football coaches in program to entertain soldiers abroad and coach them in flag football games.
GROWTH DISORDER: Metro Atlanta is No. 2 in the nation in population growth in the past year. Our drought is now only “extreme,” so there’s nothing to worry about.
T.I.: Expected to plead guilty today.
LA TIMES: Apologizes after being hoaxed by inmate on Diddy/Tupac story.
MASS TRANSIT: Advocates push legislators to include bus and rail provisions in transportation budget.
FROM HOSPITALITY TO HOSPITAL: Study finds the hospitality industry has the highest rate of alcohol abuse of all industries.
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