Ice and sleet paralyze Atlanta area travel and power
Freezing rain and sleet coated the Southeast, shutting down interstates and canceling flights at Hartsfield Jackson. Delta and AirTran reduced service as three weather related deaths occurred in Georgia and South Carolina. Hundreds stranded at the Atlanta airport and power outages affected about 109000 Georgia Power customers and 39000 GEMC members. The Hawks waited to deice before flying to Memphis.
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Georgia
South Carolina
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta
Felicia Browder
AirTran
Tad Hutcheson
Hutcheson
Delta
Anthony Black
Northwest Airlines
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Columbia Metropolitan
Ter Airlines
Lani Thomas
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Tal Wright
Georgia Electric Membership Corp
Experts say Social Security does not cheat blacks
Economists and analyses find that while life expectancy gaps exist, Social Security benefits favor lower income workers and blacks in some respects. Spouses and dependents continue benefits after death, and disability payments raise the share for blacks. Some argue personal retirement accounts could work with safeguards.
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Social Security
Jeffrey Liebman
AARP
Liebman
Social Security Administration
Conservative Heritage Foundation
Protesters Rally Against Russian Benefits Law in Major Cities
Thousands gathered in St. Petersburg and Moscow as protesters from Communist, Yabloko, and National Bolshevik groups voiced anger over a new law replacing welfare benefits with cash payments. They denounced President Putin and alleged government abuses of power.
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Moscow
Yabloko and
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National Bolshevik Party
Kremlin
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