Georgia Tuesday

• Black Tuesday in New York and Georgia

It was Black Tuesday for Plarico Burress. He was formally dismissed from the Giants this past Tuesday. Plarico Burress will not be shopping for a Super Bowl ring this year after the New York Giants placed him on the non-football injured list that effectively prevents him from participating with hie team for the remainder of this season, including all post-season action, which means he will not be eligible if the Giants reach the Super Bowl to play in the game. A native of Virginia Beach and an all-America at Michigan State, Burress, now 31 years of age, doesn't haven't many sea- sons left in his legs. The latest blot on his resume prompted New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg to issue an unprofes- sional demand that "He should be prosecuted to the full extend of the law." A strong statement...

• New York Amsterdam News
• September 01, 2009

• Denmon, Tigers Put On a Show in Kc

Photo by Ryan C. Henriksen Missouri's Mike Dixon (11) and Marcus Denmon (12) celebrate after Dixon tied up Notre Dame's Eric Atkins in the 21st-ranked Tigers' 87- 58 victory over the Fighting Irish Monday night in the CBE Classic semifinals at the Sprint Center in Kansas City. MU faces No. 20 California -- a 70-46 winner over Georgia -- Tuesday night in the title game.

• Columbia Daily Tribune
• November 23, 2011

• Strongest Earthquake in 67 Years

MINERAL, Va. - Tens of millions of people from Georgia to Canada were jolted Tuesday by the strongest earthquake to strike the East Coast since World War II. Three weeks before the 10th anniversary of Sept. 11, office workers poured out of New York skyscrapers and the Pentagon, relieved it was nothing more sinister than an act of nature. There were no known deaths or serious injuries, but cracks appeared in the National Cathedral and three capstones broke off its tower. Windows shattered and grocery stores were wrecked in Virginia, where the quake was centered. The White House and Capitol were partly evacuated.

• Charleston Gazette
• August 24, 2011

• Loss in Georgia On Tuesday Could Spell Doom for Edwards Campaign

DEMOCRATIC STRATEGISTS are focused on possibly putting a Floridian on the national ticket, but it may not be the most obvious choice, Sen. Bob Graham. This year's vice-presidential nominee could be Graham's junior colleague, Sen. Bill Nelson. Graham recently announced his availability for the vice presidency, following his short-term bid for president and his announcement that he would not seek a fourth term in the Senate. Graham did not help his reputation with his shaky presidential run, but Sen. John Kerry is believed to be looking for any running mate who would guarantee electoral votes.

• Augusta Chronicle, The
• March 09, 2004

• Hamden 'Hero' a Fugitive; Rescuer of Suicidal Teen Wanted in Georgia Child Molestation Case

A man heralded as a hero in September was revealed Wednesday to be a fugitive from justice who was allegedly violating his probation connected to a child molestation conviction in Georgia. On Tuesday, members of the U.S. Marshal Service Task Force, including Detective Raymond Quinn, arrested Michael Patrick Rogers, 49, at a Beacon Street address where he sometimes stays.

• New Haven Register
• December 01, 2011

• Condemned Inmate Seeks Polygraph Test

ATLANTA - Yet another appeal denied, Troy Davis was left with little to do today but wait to be executed for a murder he insists he did not commit. He lost his most realistic chance to avoid lethal injection on Tuesday, when Georgia's pardons board rejected his appeal for clemency. As his scheduled 7 p.m. execution neared, his backers resorted to far-fetched measures. They asked prisons officials to let him take a polygraph test; urged prison workers to strike or call in sick; asked prosecutors to block the execution and they even considered a desperate appeal for White House intervention.

• Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque)
• September 21, 2011

• Stay Georgia's Tuesday 7pm Execution of Troy Davis to Allow Critical Witness Interview Says Attorney Carol Gray, Who Assisted Defense Team

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• U.S. Newswire
• September 22, 2008

• Chick-Fil-a Bowl: ; London has Virginia Back in Bowl Business

ATLANTA - Mike London hopes his Virginia players learn it's more fun to play in a bowl game than to watch one on TV. London's Virginia team held its first Georgia Dome practice Tuesday for Saturday night's Chick-fil-A Bowl game against Auburn. Virginia is making its first bowl trip since the 2007 season.

• Charleston Daily Mail
• December 28, 2011

• Crane Operator On I-95 Arrested for Lack of License?

By Ed Stannard Register Metro Editor estannard@nhregister.com MILFORD -- State police Tuesday arrested a Georgia man, who is accused of endangering workers by operating an unregistered, unsafe crane at the Interstate 95 service plaza construction site.

• New Haven Register
• May 17, 2011

• Lower Valley Briefs

Prosser approves sister city pact with winemaking area in Republic of Georgia PROSSER -- The Prosser City Council unanimously approved Tuesday night a sister city relationship with a community in the Republic of Georgia.

• Yakima Herald-Republic
• April 15, 2011