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Posted: Friday - March 12, 2010
Democrats look to health vote without abortion foes
House Democratic leaders abandoned a long struggle to strike a compromise on abortion in their ranks, gambling Thursday that they can secure the support for President Barack Obama’s sweeping health care legislation with showdown votes looming as early as next week.
Posted: Friday - March 12, 2010
Court upholds ‘under God’ in Pledge of Allegiance
A federal appeals court in San Francisco upheld the use of the words “under God” in the Pledge of Allegiance and “In God We Trust” on U.S. currency, rejecting arguments on Thursday that the phrases violate the separation of church and state.
Posted: Friday - March 12, 2010
Mummy of Egypt’s monotheist pharaoh to return home
The DNA tests that revealed how the famed boy-king Tutankhamun most likely died solved another of ancient Egypt’s enduring mysteries — the fate of controversial Pharaoh Akhenaten’s mummy. The discovery could help fill out the picture of a fascinating era more than 3,300 years ago when Akhenaten embarked on history’s first attempt at monotheism.
Posted: Friday - March 12, 2010
Al-Qaida seen eyeing less complex attacks on U.S.
Ever since al-Qaida attacked the United States in 2001, U.S. authorities have worked to detect and prevent the next big terrorist strike.
Posted: Friday - March 12, 2010
Lesbian teen sues over prom flap; back at school
Constance McMillen didn’t believe her Mississippi school district would really call off her senior prom rather than allow her to show up with her girlfriend and wear a tuxedo.
Posted: Friday - March 12, 2010
Religious hatred, poverty behind Nigeria violence
Christians and Muslims once shared their lives together in Nigeria’s fertile central belt, buying each other’s goods in mixed neighborhoods and cultivating each other’s farms across a sun-baked plateau.
Posted: Friday - March 12, 2010
Worry over recession, but ...
There are lots of reasons for all Americans to be greatly concerned about the economic recession that is hurting many of our people. But aren't we threatening to make the recession worse by letting Washington impose more governmental burdens that make it harder for our free enterprise system to pull us out to recovery?
Posted: Friday - March 12, 2010
Letters to the Editors
Show cartoonist that he's wrong Clay Bennett is an uber-talent with high intelligence and an ax to grind; God bless his heart. His cartoon of Tuesday (March 9), is another "must talk about it."
Posted: Friday - March 12, 2010
A positive step in Georgia
Members of the Georgia Legislature and Gov. Sonny Perdue were in a buoyant mood Wednesday following passage of water conservation bills in both the state House and the Senate.
Posted: Friday - March 12, 2010
Joblessness in Tennessee, and ...
If we personally have jobs, we may rejoice and be able to handle many challenges that may come our way. But if we don't have a job, or a prospect of getting one, real hardship and anxiety may be upon us.
Posted: Friday - March 12, 2010
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Road fixes aim to ease VW road congestion
When Volkswagen's assembly plant opens in Chattanooga in about a year, traffic near the $1 billion factory probably will be like the first day of school, a planner said.
Posted: Friday - March 12, 2010
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4-H on Georgia hit list
At 13, Paul Wilson attended a 4-H summer camp that taught him much more than just how to swim. The program gave him self-confidence.
Posted: Friday - March 12, 2010
A 1-2-3 punch for Chile
Seismologists, geophysicists and others with similar interests have long known that Chile occupies a prime location on the Ring of Fire, the zone of frequent earthquakes and volcanic eruptions that encircles the basin of the Pacific Ocean.
Posted: Friday - March 12, 2010
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Area jobless rate at 27-year high
Hamilton County's jobless rate in January rose eight-tenths of a percent from December to reach 10 percent, the highest rate in nearly 27 years, according to figures from the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development.
Posted: Friday - March 12, 2010
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Group fights to save Engel Stadium
Once home to the Chattanooga Lookouts and a stage for some of baseball's most notorious and celebrated players, Engel Stadium sits relatively dormant, forgotten and weather beaten.
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Democrats look to health vote without abortion foes
House Democratic leaders abandoned a long struggle to strike a compromise on abortion in their ranks, gambling Thursday that ...
Court upholds ‘under God’ in Pledge of Allegiance
Mummy of Egypt’s monotheist pharaoh to return home
Al-Qaida seen eyeing less complex attacks on U.S.

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Group fights to save Engel Stadium
Once home to the Chattanooga Lookouts and a stage for some of baseball's most notorious and celebrated players, Engel ...
4-H on Georgia hit list
Costco drawn to area by demographics
Kisber says English-only driver test would be "less inviting" to foreign companies

Obituaries

Obituaries for March 12, 2010
Obituaries for March 11, 2010
Obituaries for March 10, 2010
Obituaries for March 9, 2010

Politics

Perdue slashes tax-free holiday
ATLANTA -- Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue on Thursday proposed slashing Medicaid reimbursements and canceling the annual sales tax holiday ...
Talks stall on reform of financial industry
Kisber says English-only driver test would be "less inviting" to foreign companies
Commission debates whether to fill Adams' seat

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Ash cleanup could take 4 more years
Federal officials are asking the public to preview three Kingston, Tenn., ash spill cleanup alternatives that could take up ...
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Tennessee Valley Authority
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Business

Road fixes aim to ease VW road congestion
When Volkswagen's assembly plant opens in Chattanooga in about a year, traffic near the $1 billion factory probably will ...
Area jobless rate at 27-year high
Eateries help GPS students' water project
Winsett: Seeing what you get out of completing census form

Green

Beauty aids adopt green tint
Looking beautiful while having a sense of saving the planet is getting easier for consumers -- while helping the ...
Gordon landfill could be solar farm
Arbor Day spreads green message
Condos at recycled school site use sun's power
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Talks stall on reform of financial industry
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Kisber says English-only driver test would be "less inviting" to foreign companies
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Group fights to save Engel Stadium
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