Japanese stocks rise for third trading day as dollar falls against yen
Workers remove last signs of JB White
'Hometown bank' continues expansion
Savannah businessmen try to influence airlines
American: Service getting back to normal
After Euro's debut, residents eager for cash and coins
Industry ads: Wine is fine anytime
Louisville too much for Yellow Jackets
Jaguars go for Peach Belt title
Virginia stops N.C. State in OT
USC Aiken honors five seniors tonight
This day in the millennium -- February 16
On Feb. 16, 1862, during the Civil War, some 14,000 Confederate soldiers surrendered at Fort Donelson, Tenn.
This day in the millennium -- February 15
On Feb. 15, 1898, the U.S. battleship Maine mysteriously blew up in Havana Harbor, killing more than 260 crew members and bringing the United States closer to war with Spain.
Equality remains dream
ATLANTA -- Just miles from the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.'s tomb and the historic church where civil rights leaders plotted strategies, Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee's likeness is carved into a large granite mountain.
Integration rarely extends beyond office or classroom
By the 1970s, civil rights activists had managed to successfully integrate schools, businesses and government agencies. Nearly 30 years later, that integration rarely extends out of the office or classroom.
Prep hoops: 18 area schools in state tourneys
Region playoffs to begin in S.C.
Red Wings skate to fourth win in row
Islanders, Lightning tie in overtime
Macon could lose highway funds after air quality violations
Mayor's note backs airport funds shift
Two blazes leave families homeless
County collects unclaimed remains
Black farmers urged to accept settlement
This day in the millennium -- February 15
Integration rarely extends beyond office or classroom
Candidate a contrast to Gingrich
Sale of photos slipped past lawmakers
Man fights perception of 'projects'
Skaters learn from hockey players
Bloodstains ambiguous in Lumpkin trial
Coverdell promotes Republican agenda
Charges against jailers unfounded
Man charged in roommate's death
Refund rules skew indigent care costs
Home front: Engineer keeps traffic moving
House OKs $500 million midyear spending plan
Cuts hamper rural medical centers' plans
Retrial begins in fatal shooting
North Augusta to expand water plant capacity
Unbeaten SuperSonics to face major tests this week
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Overtime: Augusta boxer wins regional; nationals next
IOC sending letters to members implicated in Salt Lake
Paralyzed ex-football player takes a few exhilarating steps
Golmard defeats Kiefer to win Dubai Open
Around Alone yachtswoman capsizes in storm in southern Pacific
Norman runner-up in Australian Masters
It wasn't good day for Labonte
Capriati loses as Graf steals show in Hanover
Kwan ready to take on world in Finland
Norway's Kjus wins record fifth medal
FIFA's Blatter repeats call for World Cup every two years
Steinbrenner angry at Strawberry for skipping signing sessions
Watch out Indy, Daytona is zooming ahead
Golf: Pair noted for match-play skill
Overtime: ECHL names Pettersen week's best
Thornhill hopes to repeat season
Daytona notes: Irwin sends messages
Marv Albert signs with Turner Sports
Utley to take a few giant steps
Wallace Daytona hard-luck king
Celebrex pain medication looks like a blockbuster
Drug interaction may be deadly
Breathing life into `Shakespeare'
Costner's 'Message' knocks off 'Payback'
Killer flu of 1918 may have been around for years
Hollywood's youth movement comes of age
The future is staring students in the face
Who's in charge -- you or your database?
Site gives you know-how on stuff
Navy sound-deadening technology may have civilian uses
Willis is a star among not-so-new offerings
Man with transplanted hand hopes proceedure will become commonplace
New study refutes suggestion Neanderthals could talk
Poor air quality puts highway funds in danger
Scientists ponder if solar system a rarity
Love is real, even in cyberspace
All-in-Wonder not all wonderful
The first Internet blockbuster: The Intern and the President
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