Clayton News Daily | News for Saturday, July 3, 2004

A fortune cookie and my life - Bob Paslay

It is usually only in mediocre B-movies that people have epiphanies about their lives and change them dramatically – a Wall Street broker going to Tibet to grow vegetables.

Einstein said parallel lines meet - R.H. Joseph

Much has been made lately of China's imminent transition from a resource to be exploited by extra-national creative forces to a technologically mature locus for indigenous intellectual innovation.

Film does good despite controversy - April Avison

You don't have to agree with Oscar-winning filmmaker Michael Moore. But it seems his latest work will command your respect.

Newcomers intensify school board race in Henry

By Clay Wilson

Exorcising my waistline - Michael Davis

I spelled it correctly. To me, the act of trying to stay physically active is like exorcising.

Holiday weekend gets off to deadly start

By Ed Brock and Greg Gelpi

Who said it first? Who really knows? - Clay Wilson

I admit it. I'm guilty. I plagiarized.

Holman found not guilty

By Kathy Jefcoats

Beer and salt for the fish tank - Rob Felt

Black is usually the color associated with death, not translucent aquamarine blue. If your fish tank is infested with snails however, that watery blue color is the electric chair, the gas chamber and the lethal injection all distilled into one.