Morning headlines
May 23, 2008 at 10:31 am by Russell McLendon in NewsVIRAL MARKETING: A congressional investigation concludes the Bush administration used a flawed study when it said it would be fine to relocate research on the highly contagious foot-and-mouth disease from an isolated island lab to mainland sites near livestock, such as Athens. Also, National Grange argues moving the lab near livestock would make it an inviting target for terrorists.
JOHN THOMPSON: New Clayton superintendent says he’ll meet the SACS mandates a month and a half early, but many parents are ready to move to more accredited pastures.
ATLANTA DREAM: Home opener is tonight.
STORMS: 2008 is on track to be a record year for insured storm losses, according to Insurance Commissioner John Oxendine.
VIVP: Rumors are Bill’s reset his sights on 2016 for Hillary via the VP, but no one admits to anything.
MARS LANDING: Scientists will spend their Memorial Day weekend fretting in the Jet Propulsion Lab over the Phoenix Mars probe, which faces the Mars-probe legacy of a 55 percent failure rate.
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