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ATLANTA – Former U.S. Sen. Max Cleland was remembered Wednesday as a “force of nature” who overcame horrific wounds during the Vietnam War to selflessly serve his nation in Congress
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ATLANTA – Former U.S. Sen. Max Cleland was remembered Wednesday as a “force of nature” who overcame horrific wounds during the Vietnam War to selflessly serve his nation in Congress
After the state Supreme Court on Wednesday announced its decision on the much-debated Congressional redistricting, 13th district Rep. Dr. John Joyce announced his decision to seek another term.
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