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Ben Werner, Student Newspaper Editor
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The Atlanta Journal Constitution ran a "Special Report" on Georgia Prison Sports in its Sunday 22 March 1998 edition.
The Atlanta Journal Constitution ran a "special report" on prison sports Sunday 22 March 1998.
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Brian Mengel, Civil Servant
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NOTE: The Atlanta Journal and Constitution microfilm holdings are in the main Newspapers and Periodicals Department.
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John Fielding, CEO
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The Atlanta Journal Constitution indicated in today's edition that several top analysts are predicting that CEO Richard Parsons will also be named chairman.
The Atlanta Journal Constitution published a cover story on the company and owner in 1997.
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John Carthy, Gun Shop Sales Assistant
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The Atlanta Journal Constitution featured an article about a Little Signers class
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Astrid Schuhmann, Backpacker
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Whilst living in Atlanta, Georgia, she jointly published articles about bicycling along the French canals for the Atlanta Constitution and Journal newspaper.
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Thomas Owens, Police Officer
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The Atlanta Journal Constitution reports the Atlanta Falcons visited with free agent CB Fred Weary (Saints) Monday.
The Atlanta Journal Constitution reports the Atlanta Falcons will indeed visit with free agent RB Warrick Dunn (Bucs) Tuesday.
In March the Atlanta Journal Constitution ran a "Special Report" on Georgia Prison Sports.
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Bob Greenberg, Congressional Candidate
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It was reprinted in a number of newspapers around the country, including in the Atlanta Journal Constitution , which ran a separate feature article about the debate.
ATLANTA JOURNAL CONSTITUTION Newt Gingrich has been enjoying a renewed reputation lately as a prophet.
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