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Brian Nichols trial

• Witness: Brian Nichols was model employee
• Full AJC trial coverage | Photos
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metro photos


• Renovated Strand Theatre to open
• Grave relocation opposed
• Salty attorney Herb Shafer
• Heritage turkeys in Elberton
• Hosea meal feeds thousands

atlanta

• Adams likely winner of Superior Court judgeship 
• Four people injured in Atlanta shootout 
• James Paschal, 88, started eatery that fed Civil Rights movement 
• Estate purchasers turn memories into cash 
• Witness says Nichols was model employee at H-P 
• Atlanta told to restore water service to homeless shelter 

cherokee

• Nelson police chief dies in wreck 
• Cherokee considers nixing employee pay raises 
• Georgians urged to send holiday cards to U.S. troops 

clayton

• Deputy, former educator in lead for Clayton school board seats 
• Harsh words for Clayton finance director, commissioners 
• NAACP blasts Clayton County decision to move graves 
• Jury selection begins for accused baby killer 

cobb

• Acworth high school students get free computers 
• Voter turnout light but steady 
• Police searching for Acworth bank robber 
• Cobb teacher accused of sex with student wants case dismissed 
• Ex-Tech worker jailed for spending spree faces new charges 

dekalb

• Ex-prosecutor leads DeKalb Superior Court race 
• Dog beaten with sledgehammer in DeKalb park 
• Dunwoody up and running on first day as city 
• 4 DeKalb districts have school board runoffs 
• Dunwoody names its first police chief 
• Deputy's murder trial delayed 
• Metro area officials line up for foreclosure aid 
• With midnight ribbon-cutting, Dunwoody now a city 
• Transition in DeKalb is off to a contentious start 

fayette

• Police narrowly miss nabbing ex-Fulton cop 
• Georgians urged to send holiday cards to U.S. troops 

north fulton/forsyth

• Adams likely winner of Superior Court judgeship 
• Voter turnout light but steady 
• Volunteers needed for Milton preservation, design, parks committees 
• Fulton schools set to become debt-free in 2012 
• Johns Creek throws a parade for turning 2 

south fulton

• Adams likely winner of Superior Court judgeship 
• Voter turnout light but steady 
• Police narrowly miss nabbing ex-Fulton cop 

Coping with the drought

• Georgia's hopes fading for reversing water ruling
• Group: Stop water leaks instead of adding reservoirs

Martin Luther King

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AJC special reports

A MATTER OF LIFE OR DEATH • Death penalty imposed arbitrarily • Part 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 • Video | Two views: Tucker | Wooten DANGER, DEATH IN MENTAL HOSPITALS • Severe neglect of mental patient, 15, alleged • Part 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 BORROWER BEWARE • How lending laws affect you

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• McDonald regains PSC seat 
• Ga. University system to impose extra fees for students 
• 2 arrested in death of Georgia youth minister 
• What you need to know about today's runoffs 
• Georgia colleges looking at fee hikes, steeper cuts 
• Senate leader: Merge historically black colleges 
• Judge: UGA needs to clear name of journalism dean 
• Man gets life in Winder motorcyclist's slaying 

gwinnett

• Single vote decides one Norcross City Council race 
• Voter turnout light but steady 
• Gwinnett redevelopment plans pitched 
• Gwinnett waiting to join feds on deporting illegal immigrants 
• Early retirement OK'd for Norcross police officers 
• New company wants to bid for Cobb school projects 

• Gwinnett Answer Book

TOPICS IN THE NEWS

• City of Atlanta's fiscal crisis
• Clayton County schools under fire
• All about Lake Lanier
• Immigration in metro Altanta
• Atlanta, the college town
• Televangelist Juanita Bynum and Thomas Weeks
• Georgia hiker murdered by Gary Hilton

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