Morning headlines
April 23, 2008 at 9:38 am by Russell McLendon in NewsCAMPAIGN IN THE NECK: Clinton wins Pennsylvania by 10 points, likely meaning we get to delight in this campaign all summer.
SPECIAL K: Smoltz gets 3,000th strikeout, Braves lose.
CHAMBLEE SIX: Sextet of Chinese immigrants who subdued and hogtied an international fugitive in February are now giving away their $10,000 in reward money.
CIVIL UNIONS: Delta and Northwest pilots unions to resume negotiations about merging their workforces.
DAVID POLLACK: Retires from the NFL at age 25 due to the neck injury he suffered two years ago.
DOUBTING THOMAS: UGA President Michael Adams defends his choice of Clarence Thomas as the 2008 commencement speaker amid faculty complaints that the university’s sexual harassment problems this year make Thomas a bad choice.
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