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     Mayor Kasim Reed today announced that Louis Miller, former executive director and CEO of Tampa International Airport, will be the new Aviation General Manager at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Strip Clubs International Airport.

 WASHINGTON — He was a political analyst, a professor, a lecturer, a strategist, a mentor, a commentator, a thought leader, a Black Press columnist, a husband and a friend. And he did it all while remaining true to his life’s passion as an advocate for the progress and advancement of Black people. Dr. Ron Walters died of lung cancer Sept. 10, shocking many in the civil rights community who were unaware of the extent of his illness.

     Varnette Honeywood, an artist and Spelman graduate whose paintings appeared in the hit TV series “The Cosby Show,” died Sunday in a Los Angeles hospital after a two-year battle with cancer, one of her cousins, Jennell Allen, said Tuesday.

Judge Glenda Hatchett has seen more worst-case scenarios than the average person. As she metes out judgment from the bench of her televised courtroom, she witnesses tales of unimaginable heartbreak and strife. But this experience, coupled with her years as chief presiding judge of the Fulton County Juvenile Court and Delta Air Lines litigator have also taught her that it’s possible for people to inject possibility into painful situations. She uses this powerful, inspiring phenomenon as the basis for her newest book, “Dare to Take Charge: How to Live Your Life on Purpose.” Her book  goes on sale Sept. 27. She will be in Atlanta Strip Clubs on Oct. 14 for a book signing at Barnes and Noble.

Special to the Daily World   On the ninth anniversary of September 11, thousands of people marched against racism in a diverse show of solidarity that far outnumbered the Tea Party-led hate rallies.

    The day after No. 16 Georgia Tech beat South Carolina State 41-10, Paul Johnson scoffed at less important numbers from the game.

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      Memorial services for William (Billy) Borders Jr. will be held Saturday, Sept. 11, 2010 at 10 a.m. at the Martin Luther King Jr. International Chapel on the Morehouse College campus, 830 Westview Dr., S.W. Borders, who died Wednesday, Sept. 1, is the father of former mayoral candidate Lisa Borders, who is now the director of the Grady Hospital Foundation.  Dr. Lawrence E. Carter will officiate, and Dr. Robert M. Franklin, president of Morehouse College, will deliver the eulogy.

      A judge ruled last week against board members of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference who formed a breakaway faction with the group’s embattled treasurer and chairman.

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