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HOUSTON DAILY JOURNAL Students set to receive degrees Special to the Journal The following local area residents recently completed the requirements for degrees from Georgia College & State University in Milledgeville, announced GCSU President Dorothy Leland. Bonaire: Ashley M. Dees, Bachelor of Science, Early Childhood Education; Lynne R. Franzkowiak, Master of Education, Secondary Education; Megan S. Hilderbrand, Master of Business Administration; Juan J. Jimenez, Master of Management Information Systems; Julie D. Prieto, Bachelor of Science, Health Education; Julie A. Sparks, Bachelor of Science, Nursing; Ronald M. Zimmermann, Bachelor of Science, Criminal Justice Kathleen: Marion D. Bard, Master of Business Administration; Donald Shavers, Master of Management Information Systems; Amanda D. Wallace, Bachelor of Science, Middle Grades Education Perry: Johanna E. Goff, Master of Education, Educational Technology; Christy B. Peterson, Master of Education, Educational PURSUIT From page iA driving in a reckless manner and initiated a traffic stop. The driver refused to comply and refused to stop, Phelps said. “The officer felt the person posed a seri ous threat to other drivers, almost causing an accident and endangering the life of others,” so he gave chase. The chase continued at speeds in excess of 100 miles per hour, ending in Cordele. Phelps said, with assistance from Dooly and Crisp coun ty sheriff’s departments and the Georgia State Patrol. Around mile marker 103 or 104, Phelps said, the driver crossed the median, into the northbound lanes of traffic and ran up the ramp. The car went airborne, going about 150 feet in the air before landing on all four tires about 40-50 feet below MURDER From page iA to 140 Vernon Drive in refer ence to a deceased person. Hardman, 29 years old, was found inside of her home with multiple stab wounds and was pronounced dead on scene. An autopsy determined that she died from these wounds which were caused by some type of cutting instrument. Rooks said the instrument was a knife, but would not say if Mize brought it in or found it in the house. “We’re not going to release that,” he said. Mize, 30, was arrested on Monday for rape after the victim, another friend, identified him to police at MOLESTER From page iA offenders for not reporting as required. Owens has three previous violation of probation con victions. The most recent being April 26. At the time his probation was revoked for 60 days from the time of his arrest March 31 for a new misdemeanor arrest, as well as five viola tions of special conditions of his probation, changing his address with permission and failing to report as instruct ed. In October 0f2005, Owens’ probation was revoked 60- 120 days to a probation VISITS From page iA on as part of his Center for Health Transformation. Collins and Gingrich appeared together in a brief press conference at Collins’ Technology; Somer A. Ramsey, Master of Arts in Teaching, Secondary Education Warner Robins: Russell E. Alford, Master of Science in Administration, Logistics Management; Nicole M. Campbell, Bachelor of Science, Psychology and Sociology; Brent J. Cavanah, Bachelor of Science, Computer Science; Loyal H. Clarke, Master of Science in Administration, Logistics Management; Tracy D. Fendley, Master of Education, Health and Physical Education; Bruce D. Gaynor, Master of Business Administration; Katie R. Gentile, Bachelor of Science, Chemistry; Stephanie M. Gisseman, Master of Public Administration; Don L. Harvill, Master of Science in Administration, Logistics Management; Angela M. Hayes, Bachelor of Science, Early Childhood Education; Kristin A. Howell, Master of Business Administration; Erin L. Hutto, Master of Education, Middle Grades Education; Cecilia E. Johnson, Master of Arts in Teaching, Secondary Education; Mary Catherine the overpass, Phelps said. The driver suffered, minor injuries, Phelps said, but got out of the car and ran, before being captured by Crisp County deputies. “It’s amazing what they do some times," Phelps said, “and don’t get hurt.” “If it had been a normal law abiding person, the car would have flipped and rolled. I’m glad no one was hurt.*” Anthony Byron Galvin, 39, of Tallahassee, Fla., is being held at the Houston County Detention Center on 13 misdemeanor traf fic charges including flee ing or attempting to elude, weaving/failure to maintain lane, passing on the right, no insurance, improper tag display, expired tag, speed ing 110 in a 70 mph zone, too fast for conditions, reck less driving, driving with suspended/revoked license, driving on the wrong side Houston County Medical Center. Police responded to the hospital at 11:35 a.m. Monday in reference to a sexual assault. Mize was picked up at his home located at 436 Woodland Drive about an hour and a half after the assault, Rooks said. The sexual assault occurred in a residential neighborhood in the area of Corder Road in the home of a 27-year-old victim. Rooks said there was no weapon used. There may be additional charges once the case gets to the Grand Jury, Rooks said, but for now Mize remains in the Houston County Detention Center on charges of rape and murder. Anyone with information can contact Rooks at 929- 6911. detention center. One of the special conditions imposed at that time was that he abide by all the rules and regulations of the probation detention center Upon successful comple tion of his detention center time, Owens was restored to regular probation and required to report within 24 hours of his release from custody. He was told, a violation of any special condition could result in a revocation in full of his probation He also spent 11 days in the county jail earlier in 2005 after an April 26, 2005, arrest for another violation of probation for violating a special condition. headquarters in Warner Robins, and were honored guests Thursday evening at a gala event at the home of Houston County Republican Chair Judy Goddard, and her husband, Major Gen. (Ret.) Rick Goddard. E. Joiner, Master of Science in Administration, Logistics Management; John R. Kilgore, Master of Science in Administration, Logistics Management; Larissa D. Murphy, Bachelor of Science, Special Education; Jenny L. Reid, Bachelor of Business Administration, Accounting; Judith E. Royal, Master of Science in Administration, Logistics Management; Amy M. Shepherd, Specialist in Education, Early Childhood Education; Celeste J. Sims, Bachelor of Science, Psychology; Jennifer G. Walker, Bachelor of Science, Middle Grades Education; Jason P Zencuch, Master of Business Administration; Alexis Alejo, Master of Public Administration; Amy R. Frost, Bachelor of Arts, Mass Communications; Robert F. Pinkney, Master of Science in Administration, Logistics Management; Stanley S. Carter, Master of Science in Administration, Logistics Management and Glen A. Miller, Bachelor of Arts, English of the road, driving in the median and improper stop. His bond amount for the charges is $3,980. He also faces charges from Crisp County and the Georgia State Patrol includ ing obstruction of an officer - for running from the car, and failure to obey a traffic control device. Phelps commended Kessler for his actions, “It was a textbook chase. The tape will be used for training.” “We don’t like to chase, and were ready to call it off,” Phelps added. “But if we need to chase we will to protect the peo ple,” Phelps said, “you are not going to come do danger ous things. You can’t allow then to just continue on. You can’t allow that to happen.” I • www.waynemorrisford.com * www.waynemorrisford.com • www.waynemorrisford.com • www.waynemorrisford.com • www.waynemorrisford.com WAYNU MOfIHIS yH dog days f Ift ■ Sifrfc Jm U 9 ««■ 1 ’ WlailVj. ' ' "JBK »k jh Bf oB HHBBM MH f| , M EJ A ■ ■ 1 jj H 91 nJ I L I wL llptl V> 2004 F-1501X4 a< reverah 4X4, 40K Miles, VB, Leather, Bcdliiier, ( apt. Chairs [NEW *■+*,oso NOW $23.995 2005 MUSTANG GT * rather. Ap Auto, Bating Stripes $25,995 2004 EXPEDITION 1,... HroS43.aOg now $19,943 WAYNE 1608 SAM NUNN BLVD. PERRY, GEORGIA Monday-Friday B:3oam-Bpm Saturday 9am-6pm www.woynemorrislord.com » www.woyneworrisford.tow » www.waynemorrisford.com » wwwMwqyngniornstoij.tom • | LOCAL I’ll be the Big Mac daddy of all hurricanes Bummer dude. I was pumped. My 8-year-old daughter read - or said she read recently, an arti- Don Moncrief HDJ Managing Editor donm@evansnewspapere com one of the designated hur ricanes this year. So, when Hurricane Chris, make that Tropical Depression Chris (the big loser), rolled around in early August, I couldn’t wait. I was next. Gnarly. Surfs up. Wrong. Come to find out, after a little research, I’m not scheduled until 2011. Wipeout. To make matters worse, I even have to follow Hurricane Matthew (2010). (He, by the way said mine would be “just a wave,” compared to his. I’d like to say he’s just a big ‘ol bag of wind but even that’s not proven. For the record Matthew, you could only make it to a mere Tropical storm in 2004.) Then there’s Dean (2007), Dolly (2008 ... Can hurricanes come in pairs?), Danny (2009. That’s my brother’s name and let me tell you, he was one messy kid growing up.) and Danielle. Then there’s me. And I’m gonna be big. Bigger than Hurricane Ivan, which kicked up the highest waves ever report ed (at more than 90 feet, and that was reportedly SAVE ro $7,000S % rfome Sniff Ovit A Bargain 006 FIVE HUNDRED m&rrjTi 1*3384 WBjL 7K Miles. 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The DON Ho Hurricane is coming!” • Perry resident: “We’re going to drown.” Perry official: “Yeah, but we’re finally going to get that EVEN MORI WITH OWNER LOYAITY CASH! 2005 FREESTYLE |news3CMlSl now $14^993 2005 RANGER S/C * 'iß AutivVU. Inew now $12,895 2005 FREESTAR SEL 8P3419A 3rd Seat. DVD Player. Low Miles 63S now $15,998 ' I '1 want to be so big, category 10-no bigger - until everybody's trembling and talking about me behind closed doors (for a different reason this time)." NOTICE OF PROPERTY TAX INCREASE The City of‘Perry Council has tentatively adopted a millage rate, which will require an increase in property taxes by 2.17 percent. All concerned citizens are invited to the public hearing on this tax increase to be held at City Hall, 1211 Washington St., Perry, GAon September 5, 2006 at 6:00 PM. 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