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Ken Stanford

Contributing Editor
Ken  Stanford
Govt, states challenge proposed airline merger
The Justice Department and a number of state attorneys general are challenging the proposed $11 billion merger between US Airways Group Inc. and American Airlines' parent company, AMR Corp.
10:47AM ( 11 years ago )
Business forum helps forge partnership between chambers, UNG
To strengthen the business partnerships that are critical to the success of today's business students, the Center for the Future of North Georgia in the Mike Cottrell College of Business at the University of North Georgia (UNG) invited the region's Chambers of Commerce to discuss collaborations that could benefit area businesses and UNG students.
10:28AM ( 11 years ago )
NGMC's Appling certified as a Philips Lifeline AutoAlert Provider
Lifeline of Northeast Georgia Medical Center (NGMC) announces that Dianne Appling, Lifeline Coordinator at NGMC, is now a certified Philips Lifeline AutoAlert provider.
10:22AM ( 11 years ago )
Collins plans meetings with Tea Party groups
Congressman Doug Collins (R-GA) has invited conservative group leaders from throughout Georgia
9:14AM ( 11 years ago )
The Longstreet Clinic welcomes neurosurgeon back home to Gainesville
Betsy Hughes Grunch, M.D., is proof of the saying that
8:48AM ( 11 years ago )
US budget deficit down 37.6 percent through July
The government has reported a $97.6 billion deficit for July but remains on track to post its lowest annual budget gap in five years.
8:29AM ( 11 years ago )
Immigration debate renews debate over border fence
If Congress agrees on a comprehensive immigration reform bill, it will probably include a requirement to erect fencing that would wrap more of the nation's nearly 2,000-mile Southwest border in tall steel columns. But the mandate would essentially double down on a strategy that U.S. Customs and Border Protection isn't even sure works.
8:14AM ( 11 years ago )
Inducing labor may be tied to autism, study says
The biggest study of its kind suggests autism might be linked with inducing and speeding up labor, preliminary findings that need investigating since labor is induced in increasing numbers of U.S. women, the authors and other autism experts say.
8:12AM ( 11 years ago )