Tuesday, March 17, 2009

John Ray

John Ray is the chairman of the Georgia China Alliance.

Editor's note: Hello Georgia,

One of Georgia’s biggest problems isn’t an obvious one. It’s not the economy, but it is business. Big business. Our columnist Hollis Gillespie writes today of child prostitution and what's being done at that Capitol to help minimize these crimes.

Also from the Capitol are two articles about China Day, which highlights the ties between Georgia and the rising giant of the east. You'll find more business ties between the two than you might have thought.

It's Tuesday, and our film critic Eleanor Ringel Cater spotlights the newest releases for home theater.

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Today's GONSO

Georgia's Disgusting Underworld a Top Tourist Attraction

by Hollis Gillespie
Soliciting children for sex doesn't happen here, does it? Wrong. It does happen here. Two house bills may make a change.
Full Story

Georgia Top Business Partner for China, Says Consul

by Maggie Lee
What do our state and China have in common? More than you might think.
Full Story

HOME MOVIES: This Week's Releases

by Eleanor Ringel Cater
Full Story

SOAPBOX

Georgia's Stake in Openness with China . . . and the Global Economy

by John Ray
Georgians must understand the increased stake we have not only in China, but in global trade. Since 2002, exports of Georgia products have almost doubled, rising from $14.4 billion to $27.5 billion in 2008. China is by far the largest single contributor to that growth.
Full Story
Tomorrow's Budget
Cigarette Tax Hike is Still Smoldering
by K. Patrick Jensen
For Jeff Francoeur, Losing Isn't an Option
by Paul Kaplan
Southern States Receive $15 Billion in Bailout Money Passed Through AIG
by Chris Kromm
Award a Reminder of Georgia Free Speech Victory
by Phil Kent
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