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June 4, 2008 at 8:59 am by Russell McLendon in NewsOBAMA: Clinches the Democratic nomination, gives rousing victory speech to thousands in St. Paul.
DRYEST BEFORE DAWN: State climatologist expects drought will get worse before it gets better.
HIGH ON THE SMOG: Atlanta’s under a code orange smog alert today.
FOR GOV OF COUNTRY: Sonny Perdue hosts a gaggle of GOP governors, many of whom are also VP candidates for John McCain, in Atlanta this week for the Republican Governor’s Association luncheon.
TRAFFIC DESIGNER: Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle tells the Cobb Chamber of Commerce Chairman’s Club that he’ll unveil a new transportation plan within the next two months.
ANOTHER BEAR HIT: Again on I-75.
GROWING OUR OWN: USA Today profiles Georgia’s ascendant young baseball talent pool.
UMP IRE: High school pitcher and catcher are under investigation after the catcher ducked away from a pitch during a state championship game, allowing it to hit the home plate ump, who had called nine of their teammates out on strikes during the game.
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