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Murder
suspect gets bond, but can't drive
Paul
Samuel Gardner Jr. of Sharpsburg, accused of killing a Fayetteville
woman by "tapping" his brakes and causing her to lose control
of her car, was granted a $60,000 bond Thursday by Fayette County Superior
Court Judge Paschal A. English Jr.
Detectives
hope to unearth link to double murder
The
hunt for who killed David Mangham and an acquaintance at his north Fayette
home a month ago has narrowed to one suspect, police have confirmed.
'Chuck's
Law' signed by governor requires police to plan for chases
Georgia's
police agencies are now required to have a policy about the high speed
pursuit of suspects after Gov. Sonny Perdue signed a bill to that affect
Wednesday morning.
Whitewater
High, McIntosh will join Sandy Creek, Northgate in 4-AAAA
Whitewater
High School will join sister schools Sandy Creek and McIntosh, as well
as Coweta County neighbor Northgate, in Region 4-AAAA in its inaugural
season of varsity athletics under the Georgia High School Association's
realignment proposal for the 2004-06 seasons.
Man
in woman's clothing arrested for phony checks
Police
have caught a man who they say dressed as a woman while writing over
$11,000 in fake checks to stores in the city.
Failing
students could be 'promoted with conditions'
Students
in grades three, five and seven who fail to pass the state's mandated
Criterion-Referenced Competency Test for moving to the next grade could
still get promoted "with conditions" under a proposal being
considered by the Fayette County Board of Education.
Fayette
Community Hospital to hold blood drive
Fayette Community
Hospital Auxiliary and the American Red Cross will host a Blood Drive
Thursday, June 12, from noon-5 p.m. in the Community Room at Fayette
Community Hospital. Every two seconds, someone in America needs blood.
Every day, 34,000 donations are needed in the United States to help
save the lives of cancer patients, accident victims, and children with
blood disorders, among others. One pint of blood can help save as many
as three lives.
Police
Blotter
TC
agrees to pay the tab to get TDK back on track
The Peachtree City
Council voted Thursday to dip into contingency funds to come up with
the extra $18,650 it needs to get the engineering portion of the TDK
Boulevard Extension going again.
The
God Squads do it again!
By
JUSTIN KOLLMEYER
Pastor
Let's give thanks
and brag and give credit where credit is due. The YOUTH of our community
are absolutely awesome!
Avoiding
the chill
By
KNOX HERNDON
Pastor
This was
sent to me by my good friend Jeff Green serving the cause of freedom
in Korea. I print it here in its entirety.
Forget
about numbers, and never act your age
By MARY JANE HOLT
Contributing Writer
His name was ...
actually, I'm not at liberty to tell you his name. I will tell you,
however, that he died last week. In the hospital medical intensive care
unit that had become his home. He had been moved back and forth between
the medical and surgical units since December of last year.
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