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THE HOUSTON HOME JOURNAL HHI (QQfIE To answer any or all of the quizzes, e-mail Charlotte Perkins at hhiquizkfcpyahoo. com, or call (478) 987-1823 ■ I I EyeQ Who are these ladies? Literary Quz Give two lines of poetry by two different poets using the words “golden apples” (One is in the opening lines, the other in the closing lines.) USA Quiz What political defeat did William H. Seward, Salmon P Chase and Edward Bates all have in common? Georgia Quiz A big hit by Middle Georgia’s own “Little Richard” was released on April 1, 1956, almost 50 years ago. It reached #6 on the charts. What was the name of that song? BUeQifz Who said, “When thou pray est, thou shalt not be as the hypocrites are; for they love to pray standing in the syna gogues and in the comers of the streets that they may be seen of men. Verily, I say unto you, they have their reward Nice's Trivia: (This is a new quiz from Mike George). Which famous American jurist was quoted in Ken Bums’ 1990 documen tary, “The Civil War”? WeftlQiiz: Give five Houston County toponymns. Last week's answers EyeQ The puppet was Edgar Bergen’s Charlie McCarthy. Getting it right were Bobby Jones, Laurie Jones, Don Wagy (who also got Doris Day right last week), Louis Calleo, Carl Shaw, Leroy Bennett, Terry Everett, Sharon Cyr, J.D. Brown, William Harrison, Chris and Larry Thomson, Marcella Cunningham, Micky Kelly, Jimmy Harrell and Jim Worrall. Charlotte's Literary The answer was Rat in Kenneth Grahame’s “Wind in the Willows.” Getting it right were Jolene Pierson, Terry Everett, Sharon Cyr, J.D. Brown, William Harrison, Chris and Larry Thomson, Mike Stanley, Laurie Jones and Jim Worrall. USA Quiz Senator Joseph McCarthy was asked the question by Joseph Welch, attorney for the Army in the McCarthy hear ings. Getting it right were William Harrison, Jolene Pierson, Terry Everett, Sharon Cyr, J.D. Brown, Mike Stanley and Jim Worrall. Georgia Quiz The governors of Georgia were Button Gwinnett, Alexander H. Stephens and Albert P Brewer. Getting it right were Jolene Pierson, Terry Everett, Sharon Cyr, J.D. Brown, William Harrison, Larry and Chris Thomson, Mike Stanley, Laurie Jones and Jim Worrall. WerdQiiz The Russian Luna 2 was the first spacecraft to visit the moon (with a crash). Getting it right were Jolene Pierson, Terry Everett, Sharon Cyr, J.D. Brown, William Harrison, Chris and Larry Thomson, Mike Stanley and Laurie Jones. Two more lawsuits filed in Atlanta court house shootings DECATUR - Two more lawsuits have been filed against Fulton County Sheriff Myron Freeman and some deputies in the courthouse shootings that left a judge and three oth ers dead last year. The new cases were filed Thursday in DeKalb County State Court, where complaints brought by the survivors of Judge Rowland Barnes, court reporter Julie Ann Brandau, Fulton County deputy Sgt. Hoyt Teasley and federal agent David Wilhelm also were filed. The latest lawsuits were filed by Susan Christy and Gina, Clarke, who were case managers for Judge Barnes. The lawsuits echo many of the same complaints brought up in the four other lawsuits. Christy and Clarke did not include in their lists of defendants two deputies named in the other lawsuits. Brian Nichols has been charged in the shootings and faces the death pen alty if convicted. According to Christy’s and Clarke’s lawsuits, the two women want Fulton County and Freeman to compensate them for the mental anguish they suf- More Horse Power & Torque than ESC O STD:Aut<>, COROLLA & CIVIC iDEMQiSBEgIAL Q.UMII& ha. AuTOVOIA HIGHLANDER *,TD: A cy. Front Side AG OIL CHANGE SPRING^ I Includes: ERVICE SPECIAL ■ ■ • a— ’A(oc^imv Safety Inspection , U * & AIC System Inspect. 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He said the county should pay for the cost of their medical expenses and that the two should not have to use their health insurance benefits, nor take care of the required copay, to cover their costs. - The Associated Press North Georgia to lose 1,200 jobs In plant closings RABUN GAP - North Georgia is losing more than 1,200 textile jobs as two companies say they plan to close plants in Rabun Gap and Hartwell. Fruit of the Loom is clos ing its yarn and textile plant in Rabun Gap, put ting 930 workers out of the job. The layoffs will begin this month and continue LOCAL STATE BRIEFS until the plant shuts down in August, the Bowling Green, Ky.-based company said. In a news release about the closure, Fruit of the Loom cited the “continu ing onslaught” of imports from Asia. The job cuts will be sig nificant for Rabun County, which has a population of 16,000.’’That’s a big hit for Atlanta, let alone Rabun County,” said Emory Brock, executive director of the 3^ QSJLy Saturday, April 8 f! 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For more information, contact Merritt Myers at (202) 225-5831 or merritt. myers@mail.house.gov. 3A