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	FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 2007
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	AUGUST 31, 2007 NEWS Beltline widening on schedule Geothermal heating good for lowering monthly bills AREA NEWS IN BRIEF Moving history in Lawrence County: Historic cemetery gets relocated Ex-HealthSouth exec faces new charges CLARIFICATION Classic car show Oct. 6 in Courtland Colors of football season Corps destroys anti-tank rockets at Alabama base Pond Spring theft plot: Attorney general charges ex-curator, his great aunt with conspiracy to steal relics State positioned to lead country in drug courts Officials await results of tests from Athens fire Byrne hopes to heal Bishop State: Declining enrollment 'can't continue' NEWSPAPER IN EDUCATION: Recommended reading: Cody, Tip and the Rusty Truck Mystery: Chapter 5: Where did Tip go? Taking advantage of distance learning: Students from 5 area schools to participate state program Cramer, Shelby plane fired at: Lawmakers flying with military in Iraq Animal shelter begins Pets & Pals $200,000 campaign Woman sickened in E. coli outbreak dies Hiding in plain sight Park rides attendance wave: Drought plays role in rise of Point Mallard's aquatic center crowds 2 still at large in wild escape More work at The Crossings SPORTS Austin wins: Black Bears rally past Hartselle in season opener Falkville stymies Danville Hawks AUBURN, ALABAMA FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK Vick's speed too much for Hatton: Class 1A Speake runs past Class 2A Hornets Rattlers run past Colts: Peoples, Malone pace 2A Tanner LIVING TODAY Meet the Terrys: Their name is more common than Smith in Lawrence County, so it's easy to see why an annual reunion is necessary to keep up with their roots COMMUNITY CALENDAR Looking for long-lost friend
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