Friday, June 21, 2002

News

Attorneys appeal Watson verdict

As he was sentenced to life in prison Tuesday evening, James Lamar Watson Jr. winced briefly before his face returned to the emotionless look he displayed for most of the 12-day trial that featured witnesses accusing him of murdering his wife, Beverley.

Fayette says, 'Thanks, but no thanks,' to Fairburn's annexation request

Fayette County decided last week it did not need another municipality in the county.

Chase urges stronger ordinances at public meeting discussing water

The population of metro Atlanta continues to grow and the sources of water are finite, according to officials discussing water issues at a recent public hearing in Fayetteville.

Power company withdraws plant request

Members of Safeguard South Metro and those who have been fighting for over a year to stop the Williams Power Company from building a power plant are celebrating.

Sports

Dwyer brothers win titles at USTA Georgia State Championships

The Dwyer brothers of Peachtree City swept the USTA Georgia State Championship recently on the tennis courts at Macon, Ga.

Former McIntosh player and ACC keeper named scholar athlete

The National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) has recognized Sean Estep of Atlanta Christian College as an NCCAA Scholar Athlete for the 2001-2002 Division II Men's Soccer Season.

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