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It's unlikely that the case of a Macon man charged with fatally shooting a Bibb County deputy in 2006 will go to trial as scheduled in January, according to the Bibb County District Attorney's Office.
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When it was over, it didn't seem like a turning point. It seemed like rock bottom.
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When things are going well for Northeast, the Raiders' offense doesn't leave the field much.
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Two former Robins Air Force Base civilian employees convicted of scheming to defraud the government will serve at least two years in prison and must pay back more than $100,000 combined in restitution, according to the U.S. attorney's office.
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October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. On Sunday, Oct. 26, The Telegraph will publish a special edition honoring the women and men who have survived breast cancer.Submit your survivor story here
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President Bush emerged from a meeting with foreign financial officials on Saturday and pledged a global response to the credit crisis that will lead toward a "path of stability and long-term growth."
- AP Video Link: Bush: US will work with partners on credit crisis
- AP Video Link: US stocks extend huge losses over credit concerns
- AP Video Link: Bush says anxiety feeding market instability
- MPEG3: Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson says the government's plan to buy shares in financial institutions goes hand-in-hand with banks' efforts to raise new capital from private sources.
- AP Video Link: Snowballing sell-off spreads worldwide
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THUMBS UP: Dedication of the POW/MIA Memorial at the Museum of Aviation in Warner Robins.
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THE POLL: Fox News/Opinion Dynamics, national presidential race among registered voters
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New York City fire officials say five people - including three children - are dead after fire swept through a Manhattan apartment building.
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Police say two Arab-owned apartments were torched in the Israeli town of Acre amid clashes between Jews and Arabs.
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A man whose dog rescued him from a house fire in Trinidad said the animal died after running back into the burning building. Trinidad & Tobago Express newspaper quoted Anderson Marcano as saying that he woke up because the dog kept barking and tugging at his pants. Marcano said he smelled the smoke and was shocked to find his house on fire.
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At the headquarters of the Central Intelligence Agency in Arlington, Va., analyst Osborne Cox arrives for a top-secret meeting. Unfortunately for Cox, the secret is soon out: he is being ousted. Cox does not take the news particularly well and returns ...
Rated: R for pervasive language, some sexual content and violence
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news.mcclatchy.com headlines
- Palin abused power in 'troopergate,' probe concludes
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- Debate doesn't faze Graham
- In latest bold step, Treasury will buy bank stakes
- McCain gets boos at GOP rally for defending Obama
