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A long time ago (not really that long, but it certainly feels that way) making a phone call was a little more complicated than it is now.
Thomas Anthony Dooley III, MD: A genuine humanitarian
Dr. Tom Dooley was a genuine humanitarian who demonstrated his love for people who are hurting during the years 1954-1961.
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He was known as “ The Mayor of Peachtree Street.” For the better part of five decades, Ernest Rogers was a popular radio voice and humorous columnist in the capital city of Georgia. Rogers overcame infantile paralysis and adolescent insecurities to become one of Georgia’s most outstanding media personalities.
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SMITH: For Wes Johnson, Dawgs’ shortfall in Supers not a disappointment, but an opportunity
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Yarbrough: Attention all fathers
I have been called a lot of things in my long life and not all of them flattering.
Smith: Atlanta brings back many good memories
Early morning from the west side of the 22nd floor of the J. W. Marriott in the Buckhead district of Atlanta, I stand at an expansive window which frames a downtown that showcases imposing skyscrapers, tall and erect, at daybreak.
JACK BROWN: Thomas Anthony Dooley III, M.D. (1927-1961)
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