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JACKSON, Miss. - A Gainesville man was killed Thursday on his way home from a family Christmas gathering in Texas when a man fleeing police crashed into his vehicle, police said.

Man arrested after chase in Hall, Baldwin
A 22-year-old man was charged with driving under the influence and a number of other charges Friday night after he tried to outrun a state trooper, police said.

Local man punched outside downtown bar
A 24-year-old Athens man told Athens-Clarke police that his face was gashed and he received a mild concussion when a man he did not see struck him in the face on North Jackson Street.

Traffic stop leads to weapons charges
An Athens man was arrested Wednesday after an officer stopped him for driving recklessly in the Athens Gardens apartment complex and found him with a stolen gun, Athens-Clarke police said.

Athens man arrested for alleged assault
A 43-year-old Athens man was arrested Friday for allegedly sexually assaulting a woman in her northwest Athens residence while armed with a knife six months earlier, Athens-Clarke police said Thursday.

Tires and rims taken from parked car
Tires and rims valued at $3,700 were reported stolen from a Westchester Drive resident's vehicle while it was parked on Danielsville Road between 11 p.m. Tuesday and 7 a.m. Wednesday, Athens-Clarke police said.

Van Gogh on show
The High Museum in Atlanta has provided a feast for the eyes with its brilliant exhibit "Van Gogh to Mondrian: Modern Art From the Krller-Mller Museum in Holland," running through Jan. 16.

Quest for Ken
LOS ANGELES - If winning more than $2.5 million wasn't enough, "Jeopardy!" whiz Ken Jennings will have a shot at winning an additional $2 million.

Give fall duds a fashion face-lift
It's the season of fashion doldrums. Fall clothes are looking a little "last season" and it's too cold to wear the spring styles stores are tempting shoppers with.

'Hotel Rwanda' benefit supports efforts in Sudan
A group of concerned Athens citizens participating in an online discussion on genocide in Sudan and inspired by a televised interview with actor Don Cheadle have arranged for a sneak preview of the new MGM/UA film starring Cheadle titled "Hotel Rwanda."

Prince rules supreme filling concert halls
By name, he's Prince again, but on the concert trail he was king. Prince's "Musicology" tour grossed $87.4 million in 2004, tops among concert attractions in North America, according to Pollstar magazine.

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Father hurt at work finds help with bill
James got hurt in a work-related accident last year and his recovery took months.

Today in History
Today is Friday, Dec. 31, the 366th and final day of 2004.

Today in History
Today is Saturday, Jan. 1, the first day of 2005. There are 364 days left in the year.

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Blessed Assurance
What would legendary gospel music writer Fanny Crosby think if she could hear Refuge33 perform her song "Blessed Assurance?"

Fund helps woman pay electric bill
Angela got hurt on the job a few months ago and has been unable to work for quite a while.

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Caine: Look past wrappings for true gifts
Today is New Year's Day, and it seems as if Thanksgiving was just last week. After all of the feverish activity of the past month leading up to last week's Christmas celebration, it would be easy now, as we look ahead to the cold, dreary months of January and February, to feel a little bit let down. The holidays are over and the hectic pace has slowed to a halt. Perhaps you've begun to wonder now that everything is back to "normal" if anything remains?

A lot to prove for Texas
LOS ANGELES - Texas defensive tackle Rod Wright realized he was in for a bizarre stretch of California dreaming shortly after arriving at Disneyland for the team's first entertainment-related function of Rose Bowl week.

Texas A&M fired up for Volunteers
DALLAS - The folks at Texas A&M could care less that the Cotton Bowl is an aging stadium, that the New Year's Day game played there starts early and that the weather is often cold, wet or both.

Sun Devils slip by Purdue
EL PASO, Texas - Sam Keller showed remarkable poise in his first collegiate start, throwing a 19-yard touchdown pass to Rudy Burgess with 44 seconds left to lead Arizona State to a 27-23 victory over Purdue in the Sun Bowl on Friday.

Eagles soar in second half
CHARLOTTE, N.C. - When Paul Peterson broke his hand, it probably cost Boston College a spot in the Bowl Championship Series. When the quarterback broke his leg, the Eagles refused to let it ruin their consolation game.

Seminoles counting on strong finish
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Florida State's Chris Rix and West Virginia's Rasheed Marshall met at a children's hospital during a recent Gator Bowl function.

In hyperdrive to heal
Around 8 a.m. Thursday, LenDale White will knock on the door of the USC trainer's room, make himself comfortable and stick his right ankle in a bucket of ice water.

Head to Head

Mumme hired by New Mexico State
LAS CRUCES, N.M. - Southeastern Louisiana's and former Kentucky coach Hal Mumme was hired by New Mexico State as its football coach Thursday.

Plucked at the Peach
ATLANTA - The Miami Hurricanes were eliminated from the national championship early in the season. They missed out on the conference championship late.

High-powered offense too much for No. 4 Bears
CARSON, Calif. - The fight songs, the helmets, the school colors, the national titles: Texas and Michigan are two of the proudest programs in the history of college football.

Navy scuttles New Mexico
SAN FRANCISCO - Aaron Polanco ran for three touchdowns and passed for another, and Navy capped the academy's best season in 99 years with a 34-19 win over New Mexico in the Emerald Bowl on Thursday.

Gifts galore for players during bowl season
TAMPA, Fla. - The Georgia football players and coaches are rewarded for their trip to the Outback Bowl by more than just a week of fun in the sun.

Saban ready for swan song
ORLANDO, Fla. - Just as today's Capital One Bowl reached the end of its singular story line - Nick Saban coaching his final game at LSU - along came Matt Roth.

Former Stephenson DB not sour over recruiting oversight
TAMPA, Fla. - Wisconsin defensive back Roderick Rogers said former prep teammates, Georgia's DeMario Minter and Kregg Lumpkin, urged him to consider the Bulldogs during his senior season at Stone Mountain's Stephenson High.

Fiesta Bowl
Pittsburgh vs. Utah

Pollack suits up last time
TAMPA, Fla. - During his drive from Athens to Tampa earlier this week, Georgia defensive coordinator Brian VanGorder picked up his cell phone and dialed up the player who has time and again answered the call during his illustrious career.

Guidera: Vandy player's death puts everything in perspective
PORT TAMPA, Fla. - Five miles and 24 hours from here, another group of people would be gathering to lament the unrealized potential of an ending that came too soon.

New goal: Dogs out to finish strong
TAMPA, Fla. - Georgia offensive guard Max Jean-Gilles still hopes to go where he and his teammates wanted to end up this season - at the Orange Bowl national championship game in Miami.

Cardinals end Broncos' 22-game win streak
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Louisville is entering the Big East Conference in grand style - snapping Boise State's 22-game winning streak in the highest-scoring Liberty Bowl ever.

James kept on going
TAMPA, Fla. - Complex, studious, ferocious. Those are just three of the adjectives that Wisconsin coaches and teammates use to describe senior defensive end Erasmus James.

Wisconsin eager to squash debate
TAMPA, Fla. - It's a subject that Wisconsin coach Barry Alvarez has been asked about every day since arriving in town last Sunday, and one he's frankly getting tired of talking about: Big Ten size versus SEC speed, particularly as it pertains to his Badgers and Georgia in today's Outback Bowl.

Gophers rush game ruins Tide's bowl return
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Marion Barber III ran for 187 yards and a touchdown and teammate Laurence Maroney added 105 yards on the ground to lead Minnesota to a 20-16 win over Alabama in the Music City Bowl on Friday.

Graduate trip results in scholly loss
TAMPA, Fla. - What Georgia gymnastics coach Suzanne Yoculan thought was a harmless trip to New York has resulted in a loss of a scholarship.

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Often it's the small touches that make a home cozy and inviting. Like holiday-colored Diva dimmers from Lutron Electronics. They'll charm your New Year's Eve party guests. Available in 15 shades, the dimmers allow for easy control of lighting at the touch of a switch. Dimmers feature a simple toggle switch, as well as a side light-level adjuster. The dimmers and matching screwless wall plates (sold separately) are easy to install. One single-pole, color dimmer sells for $33. One three-way, color dimmer sells for $39. One single-gang, color wall plate sells for $7. Products are available at Home Depot, Lowe's and area lighting stores. Call (877) 258-8766 or visit www.lutron.com.

Cottingham: Learn more about gardening in 2005
Ah, it is almost the new year and here we are making resolutions. This year, one of my resolutions is to learn more about gardening, especially about pest control and fruit crops. Luckily, education opportunities abound in this area. Gardening seminars do not wait until spring around here; there are plenty of chances to learn in January and February. I've already registered for four events.

Henning: Starting seeds inside for a new year
When the weather is cold and everything outside looks gray, take a few minutes to visit a garden center. Step into a greenhouse and you will feel rejuvenation as the sunlight, foliage and flowers work their magic.

Is Commissioner McCarter out of step with residents?
This letter is in response to the piece written by Athens-Clarke County Commissioner States McCarter (Forum, Dec. 29) titled "Is zoning backlash possible?

Lessons of Vietnam are being ignored
Are our leaders ignoring the lessons of Vietnam? Specifically, Vietnam taught us that to defeat a guerrilla army, you must win the hearts and minds of the people. Otherwise, the guerrillas melt into the population, you can't discover their location to attack them, and they can recruit new members faster than you can kill them. All of this happened in Vietnam, and is now happening in Iraq.

Officer's calendar photo is too blue
I would like to know where the Athens-Clarke County Police Department stands on the photograph in the Dec. 18 edition of the Athens Banner-Herald that featured one of its officers half nude.

ABH photographers are Artists of the Year
I watched in cringing bemusement your first two "Newsmakers of 2004" choices. Puhleeze. I recall turning to my valet and saying, "Now, watch: As 'Artist of the Year,' they are going to select some band."

Rules of engagement may need retooling
We Americans have viewed the current war on terrorism in a very sterile format. Since 9/11, this war has cost us 1,300 lives and 10,000 wounded - our sons and daughters, and America's finest. Yet we do not see the massiveness of the wounds they suffered, nor do we see their flag-draped coffins.

Christians required to spread their faith
Contrary to Susanna Rodell's comments (Column, Dec. 24), on a Jewish girl's participation in Christian aspects of a school Christmas event, no child in this nation has ever been "forced to participate in something that was, although beautiful, not part of her beliefs."

Democrats need to frame message
Bill Shipp (Column, Dec. 21) should know that the reason no true Democrat says the party is losing black voters on the issues is because it's not true.

What will insurgents do if they win in Iraq?
With rare exceptions, when the news media mentions the objectives of the insurgents in Iraq they tend to focus on only two - their desire to drive the United States out of Iraq and their goal of killing the infidels, as infidels are defined by terrorists.

Former Dogs can't recall similar loss
Neither James Banks nor Charles Claxton could recall a loss as embarrassing as the one the former Georgia players watched Stetson hand the Bulldogs on Friday.

Streak ended
Georgia coach Dennis Felton said he saw the Stetson speed bump coming, but the Bulldogs hit it any way - and at full speed.

Top-ranked Illini destroy Bearcats
LAS VEGAS - Deron Williams had 18 points and six rebounds to help No. 1 Illinois defeat No. 22 Cincinnati 67-45 in the final game of the Las Vegas Holiday Classic on Friday.

Orange rallies late to hand Hofstra first loss
SYRACUSE, N.Y. - Hakim Warrick scored 29 points, Terrence Roberts had a career-high 20 and No. 7 Syracuse rallied late to beat previously unbeaten Hofstra 80-75 on Thursday night.

Time running out
Buzz Wehunt's minutes this season have dropped like the Times Square Ball.

Yellow Jackets head west for tourney rematch
LAWRENCE, Kan. - For a long time, Kansas coach Bill Self showed no interest in the film from the Jayhawks' final basketball game last season.

Roberts paces Miss. St.
NEW ORLEANS - Lawrence Roberts scored 25 points and grabbed 19 rebounds as No. 21 Mississippi State rallied to beat Virginia Tech 71-65 in the Sugar Bowl Classic on Thursday night.

Atlanta to lose lobbying desk at Capitol
ATLANTA - For more than 30 years, the city of Atlanta had maintained a "hospitality" desk at the state Capitol to woo hostile rural legislators, giving out free ball game tickets and helping with parking.

GOP prepares to tackle budget
ATLANTA - Power to control the state's purse strings passes to Republicans next month after years of carping from the back bench that Democrats were strangling the state budget with pork-barrel spending and new debt.

Procession to honor slain police officer
Chris Ruse, the Pendergrass police officer who was shot and killed Wednesday night after a car chase in the western Jackson County town, will be laid to rest Tuesday.

Militants warn Iraqis not to vote
BAGHDAD, Iraq - Three militant groups warned Iraqis against voting in Jan. 30 elections, saying Thursday that people participating in the "dirty farce" risked attack. All 700 employees of the electoral commission in Mosul reportedly resigned after being threatened.

Locked exit doors prevented escape from nightclub fire in Buenos Aires
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina - Emergency exits at a nightclub packed with teenagers were padlocked or wired shut when a flare ignited the foam ceiling, sparking a blaze that killed 175 people and injured more than 700 in one of Argentina's worst disasters, survivors and officials said Friday.

Deadly year in Iraq has grown worse for military
WASHINGTON - By key measures of the level of insurgent violence against American forces in Iraq - numbers of dead, wounded and insurgent attacks - the situation has grown worse since summer.

Right whale freed from fishing gear
COLUMBIA, S.C. - Scientists apparently have freed a young Atlantic right whale from more than 150 feet of lobster fishing gear Friday after riding alongside the animal on a U.S. Coast Guard cutter for nearly 24 hours.

Police believe they know identity of remains found in Athens woods
A forensic anthropologist is seeking dental records from South Carolina that could lead to a positive identification of the person whose remains were found earlier this month in northeast Athens-Clarke County.

U.S. relief effort boosted tenfold
BANDA ACEH, Indonesia - The United States upped its tsunami relief aid tenfold Friday as the world's ships and planes converged on devastated shores. Bottlenecks of supplies built up, fears of epidemics grew, and in an echo of 9/11's aftermath, people at a Thai resort scoured a bulletin board of 4,000 photos in search of the dead and missing.

Legal pioneer to be sworn in as first black appeals court chief
AUGUSTA - Waynesboro native John H. Ruffin Jr. will take yet another step in his pioneering legal career when he is sworn in next week as the first black chief judge of the Court of Appeals of Georgia.

Less jobless claims, more hope for employment gains
WASHINGTON - Fewer Americans signed up for unemployment benefits last week, raising hopes that the nation's job market will show improvement moving into the new year.

Group continues its tsunami relief effort
BRUNSWICK - Employees and volunteers at MAP International worked with quiet purpose fueled by a sense of urgency Wednesday to assemble the first of what will be many shipments of medical supplies to aid survivors of the Indian Ocean tsunami.

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Muslims will pray for tsunami victims
Muslims in Athens will offer prayers today for the people who died as a result of the recent earthquake and tsunami in Asia.

Group works to buy historic farm
MARIETTA - A community group is working to raise $250,000 by the end of January to purchase a historic farm.

2 charged; town shaken
A Hall County man and a teen from Gwinnett County stand accused of gunning down a Pendergrass police officer Wednesday night as the officer tried to stop their pickup truck for speeding.

Church steps in after fire
Less than a week after an arsonist set fire to St. James Methodist Church, another Athens congregation has agreed to shelter homeless people this winter, as crews work to repair the damage to St. James Methodist Church, where volunteers ran Athens' only cold weather shelter.

Crace, Jackson manager, resigns
Jackson County Manager Al Crace announced Thursday that he will resign his government post effective today and start his own private consulting company.

Prayers, more aid for tsunami victims
salat al-ghaib, which translates from Arabic as "prayers for those who have died in a distant place," for victims of the recent tsunamis.

Death toll at 117,000
BANDA ACEH, Indonesia - Pilots dropped food to Indonesian villagers stranded among bloating corpses Thursday, while police in a devastated provincial capital stripped looters of their clothing and forced them to sit on the street as a warning to others. The death toll topped 117,000, and officials warned that 5 million people lack clean water, shelter, food, sanitation and medicine.

Asian tragedy rings in New Year's on low note
PARIS - For Sweden's prime minister, celebrating New Year's after the Asian tsunami felt "completely wrong." Paris, its gay heart heavy with the tragedy, draped black cloth along the Champs-Elysees. Elsewhere, prayers substituted for parties in the final minutes of 2004.

Ruse made 'difference' in lives as police officer
If a child of a battered woman needed clothing, a stalking victim needed extra assurance, Chris Ruse was there.

Problem of obesity starts early
DALLAS - The obesity epidemic is reaching down to the playpen: More than 10 percent of U.S. children ages 2 to 5 are overweight, the American Heart Association reported Thursday.

Peace shattered by violent death
PENDERGRASS - By all accounts, this tiny town of about 500 people is relatively quiet on most days. But, when a police officer is slain while patrolling the main highway that dissects the community, the town is visibly shaken.

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Labbe: 'Crisis' is word used too often
An admissions adviser for the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, talking on National Public Radio the other morning, called the stress that high school students and their parents go through when participating in the college application process "a public health crisis."

Thomas: Schwarzenegger 'strategy' would be exactly wrong move for Republicans
In the new Broadway play "Democracy," actor Richard Thomas plays the part of an East German spy who manages in the midst of the Cold War to penetrate the upper echelons of West German Chancellor Willy Brandt's government.

In looking back, county gets good grades for 2004
On the first day of this year, the Athens Banner-Herald outlined several issues which we thought were deserving of some attention from the community. On this, the last day of the year, we take a look back at those issues to see how they have been addressed in the past 12 months, and to offer a letter grade as our assessment of the community's progress.

Revisions to Forest Management Act favor corporate timber interests
Two days before Christmas, the U.S. Forest Service issued its long-anticipated revision of the National Forest Management Act, the guiding management document for the public's 192 million acres of National Forest and grasslands. With this latest holiday gift to the timber industry, it appears the only thing left is for the U.S. Forest Service to change its motto from "Caring for the Land and Serving People" to "Caring for the Land in Service of the Corporations."

Charen: U.S. is worlds largest donor of food aid, giving nearly $1 billion
The school movie. What a glorious thing it was to a student eager to avoid real work. The lights were dimmed, and nothing was expected from us except to gaze at a screen. But at least the films we saw conveyed good information, unlike so much of the leftist drivel that is marketed to our kids today. I remember in particular the films about American aid to the Third World. I recall those huge white sacks of grain with "gift of the USA" printed on the sides. And the faces of the starving children as their bowls were filled with nutritious food.

Scott's free throws fell Oconee Co.
WATKINSVILLE - Putnam County's Martrez Scott and Quantez Lawrence hit on 5 of 6 free throws in the final minute of play to hold off a furious comeback attempt by Oconee County, winning the C Bracket Championship of the fourth annual Sweet South Classic 65-60 at Oconee County High School.

Lady Doggs come up short
WATKINSVILLE - The Winder-Barrow girls basketball team picked the wrong time to experience shooting woes.

Magill: Middleton in Thailand when tsunami struck
On Wednesday, I phoned Georgia two-time NCAA champion Mikael Pernfors to congratulate him and his wife Cristina on the birth of their son, Sigge. During the conversation we discussed another former Bulldogs star and his new job.

Steelers see dangers of late-season letdown
PITTSBURGH - The Pittsburgh Steelers insist they'll play Sunday's game at Buffalo as if it is any other during their unexpectedly good season. If history is any indicator, doing so could be difficult.

Gordon takes Dakar first stage
BARCELONA, Spain - NASCAR driver Robby Gordon won the opening leg of the Dakar Rally on Friday, the first American to capture a stage in the car division of the world's most grueling road race.

Glads' Elder excels at Pacelli Invitational
Clarke Central wrestler Josh Elder was the 135-pound tournament champion at the Pacelli Invitational, which concluded Thursday in Columbus.

Another who-Dunn-it for Falcons
FLOWERY BRANCH - Warrick Dunn is just 26 rushing yards from reaching the coveted threshold of 1,000 for the third time in his career and the first in his three seasons with the Atlanta Falcons.

Pierce, Celtics end losing streak
BOSTON - The Boston Celtics finally found a way back into the win column.

Busy time for backups
PHILADELPHIA - After spending most of the season watching Donovan McNabb run the Philadelphia Eagles' offense, Koy Detmer and Jeff Blake are getting their chance to take charge.

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ATP tour raising money to assist victims in Madras
NEW DELHI - The men's tennis tour and some of the sport's biggest names will join organizers of a Madras tournament next week in assisting victims of the tsunami that devastated India's south coast.

Baseball
Free agent signings

Yankees to break $200 million barrier
NEW YORK - There appear to be few, if any, limits to what the Yankees can afford, the reason they can add Randy Johnson and perhaps Carlos Beltran to their firmament of stars. Then again, money is no object when you play in a city where apartments sell for $44 million, nursery schools can command $24,000, and dinner for two at a top restaurant can cost $1,000.

Wade rescues Heat win streak
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - Hours after a judge ruled that he didn't have to serve the final 10 games of a suspension, Jermaine O'Neal scored 31 points to lead the Indiana Pacers to a 96-83 win over the New Jersey Nets on Thursday night.

Persistent Yankees land Johnson
NEW YORK (AP) - Randy Johnson finally appears headed to New York.

Former major league umpire Burkhart dies
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - Ken Burkhart, a former big league pitcher and umpire who made one of the most disputed calls in World Series history, has died. He was 89.

UGA seeks several new administrators
The University of Georgia is seeking a number of new deans and administrators after a rash of retirements, but the provost said even recent budget cuts should not affect the institution's ability to attract high-quality candidates.

Landers received special visit from former players
Georgia coach Andy Landers is well known for having great, long-lasting relationships with his former players. Once they play for him, they become a part of his family.

Latta's strong first half leads Heels
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. - Ivory Latta scored 19 of her 24 points during a dazzling second half, helping No. 7 North Carolina to a 79-55 victory over Old Dominion on Thursday.

Opening statement
Since the rest of the conference games don't begin until next week, the Lady Bulldogs had a perfect opportunity to make a statement in their SEC opener against Arkansas.



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