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Bill Shipp, longtime chronicler of Georgia politics, dead at 89

Bill Shipp, longtime chronicler of Georgia politics, dead at 89
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Bill Shipp, longtime chronicler of Georgia politics, dead at 89

Bill Shipp, longtime chronicler of Georgia politics, dead at 89
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Bill Shipp, longtime chronicler of Georgia politics, dead at 89

William “Bill” Shipp, a journalist whose passion for scoops and sometimes-scorching criticism of politicians fueled his coverage of Georgia for more than 50 years, died Saturday at age 89. Shipp, born in Marietta in 1933, first gained public notice in 1953 as an editor of the University of Georgia’s student newspaper, The Red and Black, writing articles criticizing then-Gov. Herman Talmadge and the university system regents, including Augusta political kingpin Roy Harris, for blocking the admission of Black applicant Horace Ward to the university’s law school. “They suggested I probably needed to quit The Red and Black,” Shipp said in a videotaped interview with the Atlanta Press Club, which he helped found. ....

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