Savannah Morning News (Savannah, GA) articles from November 2001

Savannah Morning News (Savannah, GA) archives from November 2001

Savannah Morning News, Ga., Business Calendar Column.
November 4, 2001... Nov. 4--Through Nov. 19 GSU MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS: The College of Business Administration Center for Management Development presents "Programs and Career 100 Development," a course series for management professionals. Course sessions are...

Savannah Morning News, Ga., Business Notes Column.
November 4, 2001... Nov. 4--PROMOTIONS/NEW HIRES: Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. has appointed Mark Kohler as entry into service (EIS) program manager for all Gulfstream V aircraft. He will ensure that dispatch reliability, availability, performance, support and...

Savannah Morning News, Ga., Business Week in Review Column.
November 4, 2001... Nov. 4--MONDAY, OCT. 29: After years of disappointments from failed efforts to escape the relic home of the Chatham County Department of Family and Children Services at 2 E. Henry St., a new building may not be too far in the future. "I am...

Savannah Morning News, Ga., Conventions Column.
November 4, 2001... Nov. 4--November conventions 1-3, National Assembly, annual leadership retreat, Westin Savannah Harbor Resort, 45 1-4, PT Squadron 17, meeting, Days Inn Days Suites, 20 1-4, Savannah State University National Alumni Association,...

Savannah Morning News, Ga., Bill Dawers Column.
November 4, 2001... Byline: Bill Dawers Nov. 4--PAST MEETS FUTURE AT FILM FESTIVAL: As the first winner of the Johnny Mercer Award given during the Savannah Film Festival, director and producer Stanley Donen surprised the audience Sunday night at the...

Deregulation Shifts Georgia Utility Regulatory Panel's Focus.
November 4, 2001... Byline: Walter C. Jones Nov. 4--ATLANTA--The five members of the Georgia Public Service Commission were thrust into the news in recent years when the legislature deregulated the natural gas industry. Prices went up instead of down. The...

Savannah Morning News, Ga., Shipping News Column.
November 4, 2001... Nov. 4--Listed by terminal, due date, name, agent, owner, stevedore, discharging/loading and destination. Georgia Ports Authority Ocean Terminal Dec. 24, Harbel Tapper, Stevens, L&C Marine, Stevens, discharging latex, n/a. Georgia...

New Savannah, Ga., Spa Means More Competition for Growing Market.
November 4, 2001... Byline: Bill Dawers Nov. 4--Celeste Hobson grew up folding towels and has been working in the spa industry for as long as she can remember. By the time she was 16, Hobson was doing skin care at the spa owned by her mother in Warner...

Gas Pipeline Would Run to a Planned Power Plant in Rural Jasper County, Ga.
November 9, 2001... Byline: Ben Werner Nov. 9--A second pipeline to transport gas from the liquefied natural gas plant on Elba Island is being proposed, and this one already has a major customer lined up in the planned $450 million power plant in Jasper...

Savannah, Ga., to Enforce New Ordinance Outlawing Promotional, Temporary Signs.
November 18, 2001... Byline: Bret Bell Nov. 18--The 20-foot-tall inflatable "Carzilla" will have to go. So will the checkered flags atop Checkers fast-food restaurant. And that close-up burger shot on the side of McDonald's? Gone. Starting Jan. 1,...

Savannah, Ga., Landlords Go after `Deadbeat' Tenants.
November 19, 2001... Byline: Charles Cochran Nov. 19--John Mitchell, a landlord with about 15 apartment units in Savannah, has a word for people who fall behind with their rent. "We call them deadbeats," said Mitchell, a past president of the Savannah...

Though Fewer Savannah, Ga., Residents to Travel for Holiday, More Will Drive.
November 19, 2001... Byline: Erin Rossiter Nov. 19--In the wake of Sept. 11, fewer people are expected to travel this Thanksgiving. But most of those people who are leaving their homes during this holiday period -- an estimated 87 percent -- will drive....

Fully Recovered Atlanta Airport Sees Big Holiday Crunch.
November 21, 2001... Byline: Brian Basinger Nov. 21--ATLANTA--The numbers alone tell quite a tale. Between today and Sunday, Hartsfield Atlanta International Airport will see nearly 800,000 passengers -- or six times the population of Savannah. Known...

Georgia Shrimpers Express Displeasure over Proposed Turtle-Escape Plan.
November 29, 2001... Byline: Teresa Stepzinski Nov. 29--DARIEN, Ga.--Georgia shrimpers say a proposed federal regulation changing the type of sea turtle escape device that must be used in commercial fishing nets is "a waste of time and money." The...