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Crowded Planes & Surcharges Start Holiday Air Travel

Crowded ticket counters, crowded planes, 12,000 fewer seats at Hartsfield-Jackson, taxes, surcharges and security fees , and a cost for just about everything onboard the plane.

Making Cell Phone Call Forces AirTran Flight Back to Terminal

An AirTran Passenger continuing a cell phone call during taxi for takeoff forces plane back to gate

Apple Tablet Likely Delayed Until Late 2010

Apple Tablet Likely Delayed Until Late 2010

Apple's much-rumored entry into tablet computing reportedly won't come until the second half of next year as it changes some of the components it will use.

J.C. Penney Discontinuing 'Big Book' Catalogs

J.C. Penney Discontinuing 'Big Book' Catalogs

As more consumers flock to the Web, J.C. Penney is  discontinuing the publishing of its two "big book" catalogs in exchange for smaller, more specialized catalogs.

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Homeowner Billed $11,000 For Unused Water

Homeowner Billed $11,000 For Unused Water

Richard Heimburger uses a 1,700 gallon rain-water storage system to do his irrigation. But to Atlanta Watershed Management that was a detail.

From the Atlanta Business Chronicle

ABC: AJC May Move Out of Downtown

ABC: AJC May Move Out of Downtown

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution is laying the groundwork to move the newspaper from its current downtown home to a location that likely will be outside the city limits.

National News

Drug-Resistant Swine Flu Strains Found In US & UK

Drug-Resistant Swine Flu Strains Found In US & UK

Epidemic experts say they are investigating the apparent spread of Tamiflu-resistant swine flu virus among four patients at Duke University Medical Center in Durham, N.C., and five in a hospital in Wales. || 11Alive News Swine Flu Portal

Politics News

Jobless benefits could end for many in January

Jobless benefits could end for many in January

More than 1 million people will run out of unemployment benefits in January unless Congress quickly extends federal emergency aid, a nonprofit group said Wednesday.

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