Thursday, June 19 10:55 am

In a sign that the South may be back in play, Sen. Barack Obama is beginning the most ambitious nationwide television campaign for a Democratic Presidential candidate since at least Bill Clinton's last run, and one of the states that will begin seeing his television ads as early as Friday is Georgia.  Obama's ads will run in the Albany, Atlanta, Augusta, Macon and  Savannah markets.  In addition to the Peach state, other recently Republican Presidential states are also scheduled to see ads start, including Indiana, Montana, Ohio, North Carolina and North Dakata.