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Tom Crawford: Not all regulations are necessarily bad
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History was made last month at the C. B. King Federal Courthouse in downtown Albany. Federal Judge Louis Sands had before him a defendant named Stewart Parnell, who was once the president of a now-defunct food processing company called Peanut Corporation of America. In 2008 and 2009, PCA shipped peanut products from its processing plant in Blakely to food companies around the country for use in making their own products.
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Dick Yarbrough: Pair of East Hall Local anglers wet a mean line
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I mentioned a few weeks back the TBF/FLW High School Fishing Southeastern Conference Championship tournament scheduled for Lake Lanier. Fifty-one teams from eight states competed. Fittingly enough, the event was won by two youngsters from East Hall High School, Tristan Thomas and Dakota Crumley.
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