Morning headlines
May 1, 2008 at 10:39 am by Russell McLendon in NewsMAYDAY: Smog season starts today.
ROLLING OUT THE RED CARPETBAG: Niagara County, New York, assuming companies in the South are too lethargic from dehydration to move elsewhere, considers venturing down here to liberate them to the Great Wet North.
FLEXING ITS MUSSELS: Florida pulls the marine-life card again in response to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ recent water-sharing proposal.
MISSION ACCOMPLISHED! Mission to sugarcoat and obfuscate Bush’s “Mission Accomplished” banner snafu accomplished.
BOSTON MASSACRE: Home teams keep winning as the Celtics handily take Game 5 from the Hawks. Game 6 is here tomorrow night.
DEMOCRATIC SENATE RACE: Getting melodramatic.
LIAISONS LEAVING: State liaisons assigned to help Clayton County save its accreditation ask Gov. Perdue to excuse them from what they call an impossible task, saying the school board has only gotten more dysfunctional since the SACS report was released in February.
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May 1st, 2008 at 5:57 pm
The AJC had a headline on the front page about 10 years ago “Suffering outpaces relief.”
As I recall, it was about the aftermath of flooding in India.