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Ross hears 56-person docket

A 56-person docket was heard Thursday by Judge Larry Ross in General Sessions Traffic Court. Included in court action: ‘ Allen Hale was given an 11-month, 29-day sentence to serve for fourth-offense driving on a suspended license. He must also serve his sentence for violation of probation in addition to his new sentence. ‘ Antonio…

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Community Calendar

TODAY, MARCH 16 Vacation Bible School will be held at Unity Church of Christ on Pigeon Hill Road March 16-20 at 7 p.m. nightly. There will also be high school and adult classes. MONDAY, MARCH 17 A revival will be held March 17-21 at Rolling Acres Brethren in Christ Church on Pace Street with different…

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Junior Auxiliary hunt

Junior Auxiliary’s annual egg hunt, originally scheduled yesterday at Hickory Creek Elementary, has been moved to this afternoon at 2 p.m. at Hickory Creek. The egg hunt was postponed due to steady rain. Organizers are hoping for a large turnout today because they say they have plenty of nice prizes to give away, and 10,000…

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A review of 2007’s money market funds

By Ric Edelman Given the recent turbulence in the market, it’s appropriate to review 2007. I’m not referring to the stock market. I’m talking about the money market. Money markets consist of two breeds: money-market accounts, which are offered by banks and are FDIC-insured, and money-market funds, which are offered by mutual fund companies and…

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President acknowledgesweakened U.S. economy

NEW YORK (AP) ‘ Trying to calm jitters about the economy, President Bush conceded on Friday that the country “obviously is going through a tough time” but expressed confidence about a rebound. In a speech to The Economic Club of New York, Bush said this was not the first time the economy has been rattled…

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GM recalls 200,000 sedans on risk they could catch fire

DETROIT (AP) ‘ General Motors Corp. is recalling 207,542 Buick Regal and Pontiac Grand Prix sedans over a risk they could catch fire, and warned their owners not to park the cars in garages until they are fixed. The automaker said Friday it is recalling the 1997-2003 Buick Regal GS and Grand Prix GTP models…

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Old A.O. Smith building officially has new name

By JAMES CLARK It’s been called the old A.O. Smith building for well over a year, so new property owners Billy Wood, Rickey Minton and David Hill decided a name change was in order. The building that has been known as Century Electric, MagneTek, and A.O. Smith, now has a new name. It’s Red Road…

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Established mechanic moves to Newtown

By JAMES CLARK Since I have this little bit of extra space, here are two jokes: No matter how great a car you have, it’s going to break down eventually. And when it does, most folks are going to search for a quality mechanic. Richard Stembridge, a mechanic with 30 years of experience, has opened…

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