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MAIN1022-A-E -Composite Proof 1:48 0:00 RMAIN1022OE4FMAIN1022OE4 4 Star 4E 4E RR RR BlueRedYellowBlack Blue RedYellowBlack E4 Friday, Oct. 22, 2004 The Atlanta Journal-Constitution 4 DeKalb County Board of Health officials have confirmed one case of inactive tuberculosis at Clarkston High School. Spokeswoman Vickie Elisa said 136 people identified because they might have been exposed were tested Monday. risk of transmission to others was very, very Elisa said. not recommending testing for the entire The agency has conducted educational sessions for parents and staff members this week.

Elisa said anyone at Clarkston who was not notified about testing but would like to take a TB skin test can go to any DeKalb health department facility or to his or her primary care provider. Jen Sansbury TB case found at DeKalb high school By STACY SHELTON A federal judge has delayed the deadline for gas suppliers to begin mixing ethanol into metro gasoline, pending the outcome of an appeal. The deadline was Jan. 13 until U.S. District Court Judge Clarence Cooper issued the stay of the federal requirement on Wednesday.

The deadline will be pushed back each day the court stay is in effect. Earlier this month, Cooper ruled that he did not have the power to overturn a federal requirement to sell an oxygenated additive designed to reduce smog in polluted metropolitan areas like Atlanta. The state of Georgia, which took the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to court over the requirement, is arguing that the reformulated gasoline will make this air quality worse and will cost drivers in the 13-county region an estimated 5 cents more per gallon. The EPA and ethanol suppliers say the additive will reduce some pollutants, including carbon monoxide.

Ethanol suppliers, which stand to gain a $1 million-a- day market in metro Atlanta, say the price of gasoline would not rise. Cooper allowed the stay while the case is appealed to the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Atlanta. Ethanol-in-gas order stayed Rewards offered in 2 slayings DeKalb County police and the families of two women stabbed to death in their homes have announced rewards and appealed to the public for help. Tamekia Taylor, 27, was found dead Dec.

6, 2002. Jennifer Clemmings, 32, was killed Jan. 27, 2003. The women lived about five miles apart in eastern DeKalb south of Stone Mountain. There are some similarities in their deaths, but police sure whether the crimes were related, said Detective D.A.

Fonseca. Clemmings apparently was able to dial a telephone number, and police Thursday released a tape from the answering machine of an unknown man in home demanding money from her. Fonseca said the conversation indicates that Clemmings knew the man. In each case, a $5,000 reward for information leading to a conviction is being offered by the Carole Memorial Reward Foundation. A sister of Clemmings, Jackie McAnuff, urged the public to tell police anything they know if you think not relevant.

Please, I just want to know Anyone with information may call 404-294-2596. DeKALB COUNTY Alcohol seized from site of 2 shootings State revenue agents and DeKalb County police have seized all the alcoholic beverages in a Columbia Drive nightclub where two men were shot last week. A police statement said Jazzy Adult Entertainment Club was found to be selling alcohol without a license. The statement said the club was the subject of a term by DeKalb vice officers before the seizure Wednesday night. A security guard was arrested for carrying an unauthorized handgun, but no other charges had been filed Thursday.

Two brothers from Lithonia, Keaton Ford, 27, and Jamal Ford, 22, were shot in the club parking lot early last Saturday, apparently after a quarrel inside. Both were critically injured but are expected to survive, said police Officer Dale Davis. COBB COUNTY Man charged with sex with 14-year-old A 26-year-old Austell man faces a variety of charges for allegedly having sex with a 14- year-old girl, police said. Aaron Brown was arrested Wednesday after a motorist saw him walking along Austell Road with a girl reported missing by her mother, said Cobb police Cpl. Dana Pierce.

Brown is charged with aggravated sodomy, statutory rape, child molestation, contributing to the delinquency of a minor and interference with custody. Juvenile charges of running away from home were lodged against the girl, who had been missing since Sunday, Pierce said. ATLANTA Teen finds mother stabbed to death Atlanta police do not have a motive or a suspect in the stabbing death of a 38-year-old woman. The teenage son of Apriel F. Allen found her dead in an upstairs bedroom of their home in the 600 block of Martin Street about 6:15 p.m.

Wednesday, said police Sgt. John Quigley. She had been stabbed several times, police said. They said there was no sign of forced entry into the apartment. COWETA COUNTY Mother, child killed when car overturns A mother and her small child died Thursday afternoon when their car wrecked at Ga.

54 and Richardson Road in Coweta County. The woman was driving a Chevrolet Camaro Z-28 that overturned near the Meriwether County line, said Georgia State Patrol spokesman Larry Schnall. He know what caused the wreck. Authorities have not released the names of the victims, pending notification of next of kin. LAW ORDER.