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Saturday, October 1, 2005

Art thief must be a Reagan fan
An thief picked a painting of Ronald Reagan to steal when he came across a collection of paintings an Athens artist was loading into his vehicle Wednesday, according to an Athens-Clarke police report.

Oconee teen accused of assault
WATKINSVILLE - The Oconee County Sheriff's Office arrested a 14-year-old student at Oconee County Middle School after he assaulted another student prior to a pep rally for a football game Thursday afternoon, according to a sheriff's report.

Man is killed Friday in Jackson collision
One man was killed in a two-vehicle accident in Jackson County at about 7:45 a.m. Friday, according to the Georgia State Patrol.

Athens couple nailed in Madison burglaries
Madison County authorities have charged an Athens man and woman with burglary after chasing them into Clarke County Tuesday.

Athens man hurt in auto accident
An Athens man was injured Wednesday afternoon when he swerved his car to avoid hitting a second car blocking an intersection, Athens-Clarke police said.

Man booked for gun felonies
Athens-Clarke police charged a Nicholson man with a string of firearms-related charges after getting a complaint of a suspicious person at Garden Apartments off North Avenue early Thursday morning.

Woman stopped, robbed by men
An Athens woman told Athens-Clarke police she was robbed after stopping for two teenagers who called out her boyfriend's name as she drove down Freeman Drive at about 3 a.m. Thursday.

Driver hurt in one-car crash
A 21-year-old Dawsonville man was hurt in a one-car accident early Friday morning, according to Athens-Clarke police.

American Idol fans should expect scandals
SAN FRANCISCO - "American Idol" judge Paula Abdul dodged questions about a review that Fox said found no evidence that she had an affair with a former contestant, and Simon Cowell said viewers can expect more scandals among competitors.

Granting wishes
She was the reigning queen of contemporary Christian music who became a mainstream pop princess. But, after a rumored scandal that led to divorce and remarriage, Amy Grant was dethroned. As host of NBC's "Three Wishes," however, Grant is back on top. And this time, it's in prime time.

Mindy McCready has followed a troubled road
From clashes with her label chief to missed appointments and erratic behavior, country singer Mindy McCready's troubles go back further than her recent run-ins with the law.

Dirty Dozen Brass Band heats up The Melting Point
The band has continued its current U.S. tour despite the effect felt after Hurricane Katrina. Band members say they will continue to perform shows outside of New Orleans and they "will bring the spirit of the city" with them each time they play.

Imelda Marcos' belongings auctioned in the Philippines
MANILA, Philippines - Former first lady Imelda Marcos' vast collection of shoes, gowns and jewels worth $10 million could soon be auctioned off, a Philippines official said this week.

The Main Event
CatWalk, a champagne brunch and fashion show presented by the Athens Area Humane Society, will be held from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Sunday at Trumps Ballroom downtown.

Today in history
Today is Friday, Sept. 30, the 273rd day of 2005. There are 92 days left in the year.

Today in history
Today is Saturday, Oct. 1, the 274th day of 2005. There are 91 days left in the year.

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Leavers headline Hurricane Katrina benefit concert
The Leavers will headline a Hurricane Katrina benefit concert tonight at the Georgia Square Mall parking lot.

House Help
Hands On Athens is searching for older homes in need of repairs or maintenance. To receive this free repair, homes must be owner occupied, at least 50 years old and located in the Hancock Corridor, East Athens or Newtown areas. Owners must be of moderate or lower income and preference is given to the elderly and disabled.

Doukmak: Beginning to celebrate a new year
In a few days, Ramadan, the ninth month in the Islamic calendar, will start and Muslims around the world again will embark on a journey of heightened spirituality. Not only will Muslims be fasting from dawn to sunset for the whole month, they also will be performing special nightly prayers called Taraweeh in which the whole Quran will be recited by the end of the month.

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Searching for a forever home
Angie Garcia smiled and could only laugh at the sight.

Losman disappointed with game's location
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. - Buffalo quarterback J.P. Losman had the date circled on his calendar the moment the NFL schedule came out.

Leaving game for the best
At first, the competitive part of Georgia guard Josh Brock told him to keep going.

Smith: Callaway lays it on line for Dogs
The late afternoon shadows Tuesday signaled that football practice was nearing an end, but there was work still to be done - especially with the offense.

Jackson makes homecoming
GAINESVILLE, Fla. - Chad Jackson doesn't know what to expect when he returns to Alabama on Saturday.

Johnston: You deserve better than NL West champ
If you peek at the end of this column, you'll notice I'm in a slump.

City embraces Saints, chance
SAN ANTONIO - The line snaked for a quarter mile.

Anderson concussion from friendly collision
Defensive tackle Gerald Anderson was knocked out of the Mississippi State game last week with a concussion near the end of the second quarter after colliding with defensive tackle Kedric Golston.

Smith: Williams a special Dog
Drew Williams, a competent special teams player for Georgia, had surgery on his right knee last week. He knew what to expect.

Leak nears another mark
GAINESVILLE, Fla. - Maybe Florida quarterback Chris Leak should have an interception or two this season.

Croyle eyes biggest win of career
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - Brodie Croyle knows exactly how Alabama quarterbacks are measured: By wins. Big ones.

Former Bulldogs help each other adjust to life in the NFL
CINCINNATI - Among Cincinnati Bengals fans, it's popular to buy the jerseys of the team's first-round picks.

Trojans excited about tests
Matt Leinart had a good time throughout No. 1 Southern California's convincing victory at Oregon last weekend - even when the upset-minded Ducks took a 13-0 lead.

Roller-coaster ride intense for Tigers
CLEMSON, S.C. - It's been a year of dizzying highs and devastating lows for Clemson - and the season's only four games old.

Thompson: Web site offers tips on energy
Since today is Friday, I have a suggestion for a little family fun and energy-saving educational time this weekend. It's a computer game. Quite honestly, most of the time I do not enjoy computer games. And I kind of hate to write an article that points to a Web site as the main topic (fully realizing not everyone has access to or interest in the Web). But I couldn't let this one pass.

Cottingham: Naturally colored cotton
The cotton bolls in the crop area of The State Botanical Garden's Heritage Garden started opening up this week. This cotton is nothing new; in fact, it is centuries old, but it is beautiful and interesting.

Shame on UGA fans for trashing campus at games
What an ugly spectacle, when thousands of University of Georgia football fans become litter pigs and bury the campus of our flagship university under an amazing average of 55 tons of garbage on home game Saturdays (Story, "Trashed," Sept.18). But what is even worse and totally inexcusable is that UGA makes no effort to recycle any of the glass, metal and plastic in this mess, which would lessen the effect on the Athens-Clarke County landfill.

Take a thoughtful look at local cable television
The thought of more free speech via a public-access TV channel seems to have traumatized the editorial board of this newspaper (Editorial, "Public-access TV could be headache for Athens-Clarke," Sept. 26), along with many other Athenians. In a town where opinions flow freely in many venues, it's a bit puzzling.

Right to free speech is squandered in the U.S.
Here we are, in a country overwhelmed by media of all stripes, and yet there is no "debate" media. What might pass for debate are sound bites on some obnoxious "news" show that might last for three minutes. There is hardly ever any detailed, thoughtful discussion by calm, informed people who have different opinions.

Rock Eagle story could hurt hurricane victims
I hope no one who was forced to evacuate their homes as a result of Hurricane Katrina reads about the Rock Eagle 4-H Camp (Story, "Camp used as shelter begins to total its losses," Sept. 29).

Service sector workers deserve living wage
It's hilarious how casually Greg Garner (Letters, "Market, not government, should determine wages," Sept. 22) tosses off this figure - $10.50 an hour - as if it is a fortune. Does he have any idea how little this amounts to? I, by the way, make $8.25 per hour, before taxes, the best job I found in a year of searching for employment in Athens. A college degree was necessary for me to even be considered for the position.

Cox should consider run for Louisiana's top job
Georgia Secretary of State Cathy Cox criticized Gov. Sonny Perdue's decision to close the schools for two days earlier this week by suggesting the governor should have waited to see if a crisis developed with regard to gas supplies.

Army private taking fall for U.S. prisoner abuse
U.S. Army Pfc. Lynndie England has been convicted of prisoner abuse at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq. After all, somebody - at the bottom of the totem pole, not the top - has to pay for the exposure of those prisoner abuses.

A revealed solution for electronic voting
With regard to electronic voting, even letting voters see their votes on a paper receipt they might not then keep is an insult to our intelligence, as it does not ensure that later vote-counting fraud will be prevented, and records accurately maintained. This has troubled me deeply, but after much prayer and reflection, a solution has been given to me.

Time to end country's marriage to fossil fuels
My child stayed home from a Clarke County public school Monday and Tuesday in some quirky attempt to protect the nation's gas supply. More than 1,900 Americans have died to bring democracy to Afghanistan and Iraq, kill terrorists and ensure the nation's oil supply. The honor of those men and women is pure. However, the Gulf of Mexico is so hot from all the carbon dioxide we're flinging into the atmosphere that Mother Nature can fuel successive monster storms and we'd still have enough megawatts left over to boil a Pontchartrain-scale mess of collards. Ironically, these storms have a habit of disrupting our fuel supply, and they will spawn year after year.

Animal rescuers are needed in New Orleans
I returned Wednesday from a week in New Orleans helping the Humane Society of Louisiana, and wanted to share what I saw. Not every neighborhood and house has been checked, and living animals still are being discovered inside houses. Also, while the "feral packs of dogs" roaming the streets are frightened, they are rarely vicious. With medical care and a day or two of sleep and care, they become the loving pets they once were.

Public-access TV is example of democracy
I would expect a newspaper - a forum whose very existence depends on the essential protections of free speech - would be a zealous advocate of that aspect of our Bill of Rights. Instead, the Athens Banner-Herald writes against the creation of a cable public-access channel for our citizens (Editorial, "Public-access TV could be headache for Athens-Clarke," Sept. 26). The editorial criticized my advocacy of that opportunity as a pie-in-the-sky dream, because it would bring challenges - "headaches," as the editorial called them.

Man convicted in $414M phone scam
ATLANTA - A payphone company founder was convicted Thursday in federal court of taking $414 million from more than 12,000 investors, many of them elderly people who lost their life savings, prosecutors said.

Teachers learn, exchange ideas in cultural swap
WINDER - A trip to Mexico helped Lori Barron and Lucinda York-Rickards see firsthand what some of their students' lives were like in their native country.

Return will tax drivers
ATLANTA - Georgia drivers began to deal with $3 a gallon Thursday and braced for yet another increase - at least 15 cents a gallon - after this weekend when state gasoline taxes will kick back in after a month-long break.

Reporter testifies in CIA leak probe after source gives OK
WASHINGTON - Out of jail after 85 days, New York Times reporter Judith Miller testified before a grand jury Friday, setting the stage for prosecutors to decide whether to charge anyone in the Bush administration in the leak of a CIA operative's name.

Judge: Man to be held without bond
A California man accused of killing a University of Georgia graduate and her roommate last year was ordered held without bond Thursday after his arraignment in Napa County Superior Court was postponed until Oct. 13.

Two from area win lottery jackpots
An Auburn painter has won $1 million from a scratch-off ticket and a Watkinsville resident claimed a $250,000 prize he won in the Georgia Lottery's Mega Millions game, lottery officials said.

Major promoted to assistant police chief
Athens-Clarke Police Maj. Alan Brown has been promoted to assistant chief of the department, Athens-Clarke Police Chief Joseph Lumpkin announced Friday.

Students put lessons on hurricanes into motion
Brilliant colors whirl around a stylized scowl on the computer screen as Hurricane Katrina approaches the Gulf Coast.

Principal accepts restructuring challenge
William Ross Jr. wants to put some theory into practice at Fourth Street Elementary School.

More focus on math adding up to better passing rates
If the X's and Y's in the algebra book seem like a foreign language, that's because ... well, they're a lot like learning a foreign language.

Fears of rush to fill up
ATLANTA - As Georgia's month-long tax holiday on gasoline expired at midnight Friday, motorists were cautioned against rushing gas stations to fill their tanks, but some feared the warning would go unheeded.

Judge, lawyer remembered for her work in civil rights
Federal Judge Constance Baker Motley never led a civil rights march or participated in the large demonstrations that helped define the civil rights struggle in the South during the 1960s, but she played a major role in the desegregation of schools and colleges in Georgia - including the University of Georgia.

Ex-club owner charged with witness tampering
NEW YORK - The former owner of a notorious Atlanta strip club and a lawyer were charged Friday with trying to silence strippers during an investigation into the owner's alleged ties to the Gambino organized crime family.

Man pardoned for old offense of bootlegging
CANON - A Northeast Georgia man sentenced to two years in prison for selling bootleg whiskey more than 40 years ago was among 14 people granted pardons Wednesday by President Bush.

Athens man arrested on domestic violence charges
An Athens septuagenarian and two-time county commission candidate was arrested on a domestic violence aggravated assault charge Wednesday, according to Athens-Clarke County police reports.

Hundreds evacuated as blaze threatens California homes
LOS ANGELES - A wind-whipped 17,000-acre wildfire raced across hills and canyons along the city's northwestern edge Thursday, threatening homes and forcing hundreds of people to evacuate.

Jackson next super market for grocers?
JEFFERSON - To some, the options are limited. To others, there's everything a shopper needs.

Judge rules to release detainee-abuse photos
NEW YORK - Pictures of detainee abuse at Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison must be released despite government claims that they could damage America's image, a federal judge ruled Thursday.

Memorial to fallen soldiers, UGA policy conflict
For more than a month, a row of white crosses - one for each Georgia soldier killed in Iraq - has greeted East Broad Street pedestrians as they passed the University of Georgia Arch.

Suicide bombers hit Shiite town, leaving 60 dead
BAGHDAD, Iraq - Three suicide attackers detonated car bombs nearly simultaneously in a mainly Shiite town north of Baghdad on Thursday, killing at least 60 people and wounding 70 others, a hospital official said. In the western town of Ramadi, the military said a roadside bomb killed five American soldiers.

Banner-Herald writer suspected of plagiarism
An Athens Banner-Herald sportswriter resigned Friday after being confronted with evidence of plagiarism.

Pilot crashes plane into Lake Hartwell, picked up on jet ski
A 73-year-old Foley, Ala., man walked away - swam away, rather - with only minor injuries after the plane he was flying made a crash landing into Lake Hartwell, authorities said.

A-C modifies rail-trail deal with developer
Negotiations to save a historic railroad bed from development for a parking lot hit a snag after the Athens-Clarke Commission voted last week to exchange two, rather than four, residential lots near Branch Street for the railroad.

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Feds OK GOP-drawn voting map
ATLANTA - The U.S. Justice Department gave Georgia the go-ahead Friday to use a new map drawn by Republicans for congressional elections next year.

Woman seeks reward for Rudolph conviction
ATLANTA - A suburban Atlanta woman is hoping to claim the $1 million reward offered for the capture and conviction of now-imprisoned serial bomber Eric Rudolph.

Recreational users, hunters put pressure on wildlife center
ATLANTA - Bryan Raffield is an avid rock climber whose brother happens to be an avid hunter.

DeLay court appearance next month
WASHINGTON - Rep. Tom DeLay was summoned to appear in a Texas courtroom in three weeks, the initial legal step in his transition from the second-ranking House Republican to a criminal defendant. DeLay, meanwhile, provided new details Thursday about his behind-the scenes effort to try to convince the prosecuted he shouldn't be indicted.

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Turf battles continue now over how cities will be rebuilt
A month after Hurricane Katrina roared in, political leaders are taking their first steps toward rebuilding New Orleans and the Gulf Coast region, but they are heading off in different - and possibly conflicting - directions.

YMCA launches annual fund drive
Officials and volunteers with the Athens YMCA recently launched the organization's annual fund-raising campaign under the theme, "Sharing the Hope."

Police investigating reports of looting by New Orleans officers
NEW ORLEANS - The police department said Thursday it is investigating a dozen officers in connection with looting during the lawlessness that engulfed the city after Hurricane Katrina.

Naval officer to lead ordinance enforcement
A North Carolina naval officer will head up Athens-Clarke County's ordinance enforcement wing.

3-laning Prince gains new momentum
After a month that's seen at least five collisions between cars and pedestrians in and around Athens, advocates for reconfiguring Prince Avenue say changing it from four to three lanes will make the street safer.

Senate vote seats Roberts as chief justice
WASHINGTON - John G. Roberts Jr., a conservative protege of the late William H. Rehnquist, succeeded him Thursday and became the nation's youngest chief justice in two centuries, winning support from more than three-fourths of the Senate after promising he would be no ideologue.

Driver charged in latest vehicle-pedestrian crash
The Georgia State Patrol charged a Loganville motorist in the fifth crash involving a pedestrian or bicyclist in the Athens area this month.

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GOP should be applauded for sex crimes bill
Last year's state legislative session offered an unpleasant indication of what can happen when bad public policy meets a political majority. The Republican-dominated Georgia General Assembly attempted to pass laws that would have made it easier for developers to bring questionable projects into a community, and it was only an outcry from the public and the media that kept those proposals from becoming law.

Tant: Anti-war protest in D.C. recalls spirit of the '60s
WASHINGTON - You had to be there. Anti-war protesters by the tens of thousands converged on the nation's capital last weekend to put the Bush/Cheney administration on notice that millions of Americans are ready to hit the streets to march against an administration that has for the past five years shown the world nothing but ignorance, arrogance, incompetence and imperial hubris from the deserts of Iraq to the flooded streets of New Orleans.

Case against eating dinner with the family is pure nonsense
One of the most frustrating things for parents is learning how to graciously accept advice from people who have never had children - such as Tanya Barrientos (Forum, "Pork chops don't make better kids," Sept. 26), who dismisses a recent study which suggests sharing an evening meal with their children is the way for parents to ensure their teens will not smoke, drink or use drugs.

Recovery from Katrina, Rita fueling corruption
Two hurricanes have now hit Louisiana, wreaking terrible destruction. New Orleans continues to flood. Hundreds of thousands of people are scattered across the country, many in shelters. Given the scale of the calamity, surely it's time for Louisiana politicians to stop, assess the damage and work out the most rational way to help their state recover. Surely this is not the time for the government to write blank checks, for legislators to get greedy about unnecessary canals in their districts, or for federal agencies to launch projects that make future flooding more likely. Surely this is the time to spend money wisely. Right?

Quotables
"This is one of the weakest, most baseless indictments in American history. It's a sham."

For Jodi
Jamey Rice has shown that he can be a hero.

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10 years later
The Athens Banner-Herald commemorates the 10th anniversary of Elbert County's only football state championship, with a full page of information about the 1995 squad.

Jaguars continue downward trend
Bye weeks. If a team is streaking, a coach either loves them or hates them.

Elbert County State Championship 10th Anniversary
With the clock winding down and victory secured, coach T. McFerrin opted to make the proper preparations.

Warriors warm up, cool off Wildcats
WATKINSVILLE - It finally started to feel like football weather at Warrior Stadium on Friday night, and the Warriors started to look like defending Region 8-AAA champions ... at least in the first half.

Kaltefleiter: Teams Greene with envy
The leaves have turned light green and they're barely clinging to their branches, at least for a few more weeks. The chill of late October seems light years away, and there's still a speck of sunlight midway through the first quarter of Friday night football games.

Hurricanes spoil party in Elberton
ELBERTON - Monroe Area scored early, limited Elbert County's running game and used ball-control offense in the fourth quarter to hang on for a 22-20 Region 8-AAA victory Friday at the Granite Bowl.

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Oconee defeats Broncos
SNELLVILLE - The Oconee County softball team bounced back from its Wednesday loss to Mill Creek, defeating Brookwood 1-0 and completing a time-limit 0-0 tie with Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe at the Brookwood Invitational.

Red Raiders rally for thrilling win
Randell Owens can't take much more of this.

Commerce dominates North Oconee
COMMERCE - Commerce jumped out to a huge lead in the first quarter Friday and never looked back, defeating North Oconee 52-7.

Tigers hammer Bulldogs
MADISON - Quinton Williams kneeled over and buried his helmet into the turf as Terrance Hall galloped away to the end zone for the fourth time.

Late field goal boosts Spartans
Doubts could've towered upright for Athens Academy's Sam Pittard on Friday night.

Blue Devils honor '95 championship
Clint Dye still remembers the dust.

Georgia soccer beats Gamecocks
Ali Williams scored two goals and Lauren Church had a shutout as the Georgia soccer team defeated South Carolina 3-0 on Friday.

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Jordan, others playing for postseason spots
ATLANTA - Don't try to tell Brian Jordan the Atlanta Braves' final series of the regular season is meaningless.

Red Sox pull even with Yanks
BOSTON - It's all tied up in the AL East.

Rollins' streak at 34
WASHINGTON - Jimmy Rollins extended his club-record hitting streak to 34 games with a single leading off the third inning of the Philadelphia Phillies' game against the Washington Nationals on Friday night.

Chicago clinches division
DETROIT - The Chicago White Sox hooted, hollered and screamed like kids as they ran down a skinny hallway toward their plastic-lined clubhouse.

Sadler captures pole at Talladega
TALLADEGA, Ala. - While nearly everyone is watching the 10-man NASCAR Nextel Cup championship battle, Elliott Sadler is chasing an 11th-place finish that would pay his team a $1 million bonus and provide momentum for 2006.

3 teams, 2 spots, 1 weekend
Grab the remote and settle in, America. The last weekend of the baseball season should be a sizzler, with pennant races far from over and a wild-card berth up for grabs.

Harris sparks Marlins
MIAMI - Pinch-hitter Lenny Harris had a two-run homer in the eighth inning that led Florida over the NL East champion Atlanta Braves 5-2 on Friday and assured the Marlins of finishing at .500 or better.

Here Wie go: Phenom to turn professional
Michelle Wie will stick to her routine by going to school Wednesday, with one notable exception.

No worries for Stewart
TALLADEGA, Ala. - As his rivals worked on their cars, Tony Stewart retreated to his motorhome to relax.

Cornerback hopes to get back in gear
FLOWERY BRANCH - Cornerback Jason Webster wants to prove worthy of the huge contract he signed 18 months ago.

Diane Dunston
So why is DIANE DUNSTON a Super Citizen?

Moving frats will cost university
The University of Georgia could pay more than $1 million for five fraternity houses on South Lumpkin Street, maybe a lot more.

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