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HomeNewsAJC Peachtree Road Race sign up has trouble … again

AJC Peachtree Road Race sign up has trouble … again

March 21, 2010 Caboose Chronicle News

The AJC Peachtree Road Race sign up has trouble for the second year in a row.

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October 9, 2010 Caboose Chronicle Sports
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March 18, 2010 Caboose Chronicle News
ATLANTA — Recipients of unemployment benefits might first need to pass a drug test under legislation a Toccoa Republican filed this week. Rep. Michael Harden, R-Toccoa, proposed the random drug testing for anyone who receives state unemployment benefits or state administered federal assistance. Anyone under 18 years old would not be subjected to the test, and it wouldn't be required for anyone receiving help for medical care. “(This bill) prevents people who use drugs illegally
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June 4, 2010 Caboose Chronicle Politics
As part of a lengthy bill raising a number of fees statewide, the cost of copying files of cases on appeal would significantly increase. HB 1055, which Gov. Sonny Perdue signed into law on May 12, increased the cost to copy files from $1.50 per page to $10 per page – or from $750 to $5,000 for a 500-page file. But the state’s Supreme Court has created a work around aimed at keeping costs down.

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