Morning headlines
April 25, 2008 at 10:28 am by Russell McLendon in NewsBUDGET CRISIS: Atlanta considers privatizing some city services to deal with the budget shortfall.
ZEBRA OWNER: Wants to press charges against pranksters, argues stunt was dangerous, unlike “taking a goat over there,” which would apparently be a fine thing to do.
CLAYTON: School board hires Thompson as corrective superintendent, board chairman and attorney quit.
BRIAN NICHOLS TRIAL: Judge Bodiford won’t step down despite defense’s discovery of a 2005 Marietta Daily Journal article in which Bodiford was quoted as saying he was friends with the judge who was killed. He’s asking another judge to rule on the issue.
STUDENT LOANS: Getting scarcer.
UNWAFFLE BEHAVIOR: Police mace, arrest Truett Cathy’s grandson after he allegedly went on a nude rampage in the bathroom of the Northside Drive Waffle House.
STRIP CLUB ARSON: Army medic who was working as a strip club’s security guard pleads guilty to arson in the burning of a competing club, Club Onyx, in January 2007.
BANKS BANK ROBBED: Man sought for robbing a bank at Banks Crossing in Banks County Thursday.
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