- Council delays vote on hiring new finance director requesting more background information
- Dow finishes below 10,000 for first time since '04
- Georgia notebook: Ellerbe likes chances of returning to field
- UPDATE: Suspicious package turns out to be empty briefcase
- Thieves hit two Bibb businesses for diesel fuel
- Georgia defensive ends looking to get more pressure
- Marshall hopes rescue bill will avert worse economic crunch
- Macon bomb squad responding to suspicious package
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Wall Street joined in a worldwide cascade of despair Monday over the financial crisis, driving the Dow Jones industrials to their biggest loss ever during a trading day. Even a big afternoon rally failed to keep the Dow from its first close below 10,000 since 2004.
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At the fair, anything can be fried. Just ask Jeff and Angela Pacifico.
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A year ago, it was the low point. This season, Georgia needs its game against Tennessee to be the turning point.
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October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. On Sunday, Oct. 26, The Telegraph will publish a special edition honoring the women and men who have survived breast cancer.Submit your survivor story here
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When life throws you a curve, don't just try to get the bat on the ball. Swing for the fence.
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Occasionally, news stories provide information that comes as no surprise to readers. Such is the case with The New York Times story reporting Attorney General Michael Mukasey's naming a special prosecutor to look into whether or not former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, members of the Bush White House and a number of congressional Republicans should face criminal charges stemming from the firing of nine U.S. attorneys in 2006.
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Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin expanded her attack on Democrat Barack Obama's character Monday to include his relationship with an incendiary former pastor as well as his ties to 1960s-era radical Bill Ayers.
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Lawyers for a reputed Klansman argued Monday that prosecutors are citing an irrelevant civil case in their efforts to reverse his acquittal in the abductions of two black teenagers slain in 1964.
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Two earthquakes jolted the capital of Tibet and surrounding areas, killing at least nine people and collapsing hundreds of houses, China's state news agency said Tuesday. Rescuers rushed in to try to save people buried in the rubble.
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A Glenwood Springs animal shelter was trying to find homes for 86 cats rescued from a two-bedroom condominium. The Colorado Animal Rescue Shelter received the cats on Wednesday. Since then, workers have been scrambling to accommodate the animals at area shelters and homes.
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When two gunmen, Virgil Cole and Everett Hitch, arrive in Appaloosa they find a small, dusty and lawless town suffering at the hands of renegade rancher Randall Bragg. Bragg has not only taken supplies, horses and women for his own, but also has ...
Rated: R for some violence and language
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news.mcclatchy.com headlines
- Dow closes at 4-year low as crisis mood sweeps the world
- California restaurateur rides wave of success in China
- The only place unaffected by financial turmoil: Iraq
- Bank of America's earnings fall 68 percent
- Campaigns turn sharply negative as economy worsens
