Georgia Briefs: Sunday Opening Ruling and Local News
Albany officials allow Sunday business openings for nonessential shops except the two Gibson's and Miller's Discount stores. Macon sees 300 Christmas toys stolen from Salvation Army Santa's Toy Shop hindering fundraising. Sea Board Coast Line buys 202 acres near Macon for $300000 to aid warehousing and light manufacturing. Atlanta approves a year round gifted education program starting next year with $141,024 budget and plan for statewide expansion.
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Youth Rebellion on Campus Sparks Family Concern
A parent voices alarm over a son drawn into student protests. The letter argues about a small anarchist minority, questions youths’ goals, and suggests curbing finances to prompt a return to study. It reflects campus unrest and generational differences in beliefs.
Questions And Answers On Flu In Atlanta
The National Center provides guidance on identifying flu versus similar illnesses, transmission, symptoms, and treatment. It notes two major types, A and B, with A2 Hong Kong strain being newer and more infectious, and advises rest, fluids, and doctor checkups while noting limited vaccine use for elderly or chronically ill.
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