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Maybe, they hope, the exposure will lead to arrests. •Videos: Riley break-in | Kopp break-in Cellmate: I begged Nichols to give up escape plan Willie Tiller Jr., 39, a hardened criminal who has been in and out prison for 19 years, cried while testifying that he shared the blame for the Fulton Courthouse shooting because he knew of Brian Nichols' violent escape plan. Atlanta plans 4-day work weeks, work from home City officials believe the plans - which could be in place by January- will result in less driving by workers, which improves air quality and reduces the energy and water used in city buildings. Freshman arrested in love triangle fracas The unidentified Mill Creek High School freshman was arrested recently for allegedly plotting to kill a boy competing for his girlfriend's affection. He was charged with disorderly conduct and disruption of public schools. He also has been suspended from school. Zoo Atlanta's pregnant elephant dies The zoo's veterinary team, along with the Department of Pathology in the College of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Georgia, will perform a necropsy on Dottie, the expecting African elephant, died late Monday of unknown causes at age 26. 'Abandoned' boy coming back from Nebraska The 12-year-old Smyrna boy whose mother took him to Nebraska to find help for behavioral problems should be back in Georgia today - the same day a custody hearing may determine whether the boy rejoins his family or becomes a foster child. 916 new jobs coming to Peachtree City, Duluth NCR, which makes ATMs and self-checkout machines, says the expansion will increase its Georgia work force more than 50 percent over 26 months. The news comes at a time when unemployment in metro Atlanta is up significantly. 2 charged in dogfighting ring In Canton, Cherokee County deputies detained Randall Thaxton, 44, after a morning raid Roughly 30 miles north, Gilmer County officials arrested Ray Beavers, of Ellijay, for his reported involvement in the same dogfighting ring. Investigators say the continuing, aggressive statewide crackdown is only just beginning. Early voters wait 2-3 hours Early voting wait times at polls across metro Atlanta improved slightly on Tuesday - hovering at about two or three hours in some locations - compared to four to eight hours at problem spots on Monday. •Your photos | Send more •Video: Kids' catchy tune | Lyrics | Build ballot | Guide | Survey Private Quarters The Wright stuff: Scott and Kim Mills drew on the inspiration of Frank Lloyd Wright when they built their Mountain Park home. •Photos Delta merger final approval days away? Some industry observers say the deal could be granted antitrust approval by the Justice Department in early November, or even earlier, although that could depend on resolving some issues. Vietnam might ban small-chested drivers The proposal - which has provoked widespread disbelief in this nation of slight people - is intended to help ensure that Vietnam's drivers are in good health. But as news of the plan hit the media this week, Vietnamese expressed incredulity. Gators QB Tebow says loss to Dogs still hurts Tim Tebow, who last month nearly broke into tears while trying to explain the Gators' loss to Ole Miss, isn't so sure that defeat was harder to take than last year's 42-30 loss to Georgia. •Mike Bibby the key to Hawks season •New details on OD at home of Isiah Thomas | Remember the World Series? Is it just a snore? Is it something more? Find out. You'll sleep better. Local history revealed Atlanta as it was: 1868-1939 Search our historic archive! 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Does Personality Predict Politics? | Sell off Pentagon's 800+ Bases, Bailout the Public | The GOP's Worst Hate Monger

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It's Time for a Trillion-Dollar Tag Sale at the Pentagon By Nick Turse, Tomdispatch.com When we want to get serious about a long-term bailout strategy, we'll start dismantling the American empire and Pentagon programs. Read more »   Can You Guess a Person's Politics by Their Personality? Psychologist Team Says Yes By Maria Luisa Tucker, AlterNet A map illustrating regional personality differences across America is surprisingly similar to the red state/blue state map of the nation. Read more »   Will the Economic Crash Take Down Our Hopes for Clean Energy? By David Morris, AlterNet This happened before, in 1981. But this time the renewable energy industry is in better shape for a fight. Read more »   Michelle 'McCarthy' Bachmann -- The Hate Monger of Minnesota By Max Blumenthal, The Daily Beast How a Minnesota congresswoman became the poster child for the GOP's election 2008 crack-up. Read more »   Don't Look Now, There's a Huge Wave of Inflation Coming Toward Us By Kevin Phillips, Huffington Post Paulson and Bernanke's "rescue" have only begun to do their full long-term damage. Read more »   The New York Times' Biggest Screw-up Since They Sold the War in Iraq By Mark Ames, The Nation Deconstructing the NYT fairy tale of the poor innocent small democracy of Georgia attacked by a cruel Cold War Russian monster. Read more »   Labor's Comeback Will Get a Lot Easier with 60 Democratic Senators By Kim Moody, Labor Notes Despite innovations in unionizing through the card check process, a bold initiative waiting in Congress is the big hope. Read more »   Where Have All the Water Fountains Gone? By Richard Girard, Polaris Institute New buildings are being constructed without water fountains and existing buildings are decommissioning older fountains. Read more »   Obama vs. McCain: Progressive Voter Guide to Reproductive Justice and Gender AlterNet Find out how the candidates compare on the 10 most important reproductive justice and gender issues, from abortion to equal pay. Read more »   PEEK and Video: The hottest buzz and videos on the web     McCain on Whether He Wants to Raise the Minimum Wage: 'Of Course Not' By Amanda Terkel, Think Progress At least he's consistent. Read more »   Pearl Jam Sets the Stage to Vote for Change By ZP Heller, Brave New Films A documentary of the band's 2004 tour with a message that still rings true. Read more »   CA's Prop 5: Rehab vs. Lockup -- Voters' Chance to Become a More Advanced Society By Jan Frel, AlterNet Instead of just locking people up for harmless offenses like drug possession, Prop 5 pushes for rehabilitation. Read more »

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