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March 23, 2002

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World & Nation
  • Mailing letter or bill to cost 3 cents more
  • Internet gaining ground on snail mail
  • Fighting terror notebook
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    Tampa Bay
  • Priest quits teaching job amid furor
  • Water board to buy out partner in desal plant
  • Church paid $100,000 to Bishop Lynch's aide
  • Woman accused of false claim of Sept. 11 death
  • Killer's girlfriend will get new trial
  • Doctor, lawyer arrested in sex case
  • Supporters want rector reinstated at church
  • Scandal notebook
  • Priests stand behind bishop
  • Despite anger, Urbanski not shunning religion
  • Lynch faces scrutiny himself this time
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    State
  • The dead zone
  • Doctor gets 63 years in OxyContin deaths case
  • Legislators leave much undone
  • Tailored Congress districts approved
  • Legislature in brief

    • Lucy Morgan
  • Lobbyist's humor put state Capitol in perspective
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    Business
  • Business digest
  • International Plaza shines for owner
  • Debt derails 800 Travel
  • Volcker plans Andersen shakeup
  • Culture or convenience?
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    South Pinellas
  • Edythe Ibold, pioneer advocate for the retarded, dies
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    North Pinellas
  • Budget's first stage: 'innovative' shrinking
  • Nostalgia marks mazy library's final day
  • Pendulum swings toward large library
  • Budget's first stage: 'innovative' shrinking
  • Jury: Tarpon Springs man not guilty of molesting girls
  • McMullens withdraw bid to rezone gulf-front parcel
  • Package's trail leads to opium case arrest
  • Police reports
  • FYSA event loaded with area squads
  • Cruelty charge adds to month of notoriety
  • A smorgasbord of haggadot
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    Pasco County
  • Life term reduced for man in '96 slaying
  • Sheriff's Office ends pair of investigations
  • Women's tennis reneges on deal
  • Burglar gets life sentence, and then some, from judge
  • Ex-deputy: Class attendance falsified
  • Fire call led to drug, sex battery case
  • Driver in fatal DUI crash sentenced to 30 years
  • Spring Fling, other things fuel programs
  • High school student accused of shooting girl, 12, with BB gun
  • Wanderlust to claim Ridgewood coach
  • Health care job fair is Monday at PHCC
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    Hernando County
  • Meeting is first step for water watchdogs
  • Pay phone vandals prompt Hernando to call it quits
  • Saving energy makes cents
  • Stage West announces season's directors
  • Police reports
  • Clergy facing up to sex abuse, seek healing for victims
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    Columnists
    Lucy Morgan
  • Lobbyist's humor put state Capitol in perspective

    • John Romano
  • Guards put on a rare show

    • Sandra Thompson
  • New Ybor building's critics forget barrio's past


    • Sports
    Rays
  • Movie gives Rays publicity
  • Grieve seeks rebound from '01

    • Bucs
  • With receiver Poole, Bucs get back some lost speed

    • Lightning
  • Last-gasp goal nets a point for Montreal
  • Emphasis on team even on Nik night
  • Svitov might miss even more time

    • John Romano
  • Guards put on a rare show

    • College basketball
  • Magic belongs to Huskies
  • Gators shocked as women's coach resigns
  • Terps overpower Kentucky
  • Kansas turns to newfound toughness
  • Promising freshman is dismissed by USF
  • Kent State is a bad memory for Indiana
  • Davis making his own mark at IU
  • S. Alabama names UF's Pelphrey

    • Golf
  • Mickelson defends all or nothing play
  • Quite a return on top

    • Et cetera
  • Charges against Selmon dropped
  • British crew wins Fireball world title

    • Baseball
  • Area camps

    • Outdoors
  • Daily fishing report

    • Preps
  • Wildcats, Bulldogs win titles
  • Association suspends umpire
  • Central still can't pull off upset
  • Pasco rips Hudson again
  • Who's the Saladino favorite?
  • This time Leopards protect lead
  • Girls basketball senior all-star game
  • Tennis extra
  • Spring break baseball tournaments
  • Time to live up to hype
  • 2002 Knights ditch losing tradition


    • Entertainment
  • In the news
  • Calendar
  • Side show


    • Opinion
  • Hard lesson on drugs
  • Gains in fighting world poverty
  • Phone legislation deals with an old rate problem


    • Newsfeatures
    (Floridian, Weekend, Home&Garden, Taste, Travel)
    Floridian
  • Earth Wind & Fire rekindled
  • My Dream: Facing down the beam
  • Thou shalt not plagiarize
  • Clergyman defends use of online sources
  • Reader Exchange: Child mannequins needed as movie props

    • Garden
  • The literary garden
  • Garden Doctor: Trumpeting spring
  • Web site

    • Homes
  • Home Front
  • One-stop home shopping
  • Moving dirt
  • Community Living: 'Delivery' can take several forms
  • Everything new is old again
  • Homebuyer U
  • Keller Williams St. Petersburg takes state honors


    • Hillsborough
  • Father faces murder charge in death of crying infant son
  • Retirement runaround; night life's a memory
  • A closer look: One Hillsborough church

    • Sandra Thompson
  • New Ybor building's critics forget barrio's past


    • Citrus County
  • Boaters find body floating in gulf
  • Group rebuffs School Board suggestions
  • Web takes the legwork from court files search
  • Shift to private children's services under way
  • Citrus digest
  • Weekend for outdoor delights
  • This is no thrown-together meal
  • Whitebait arrives, so do the fish
  • Outdoors notebook
  • Walking ancient paths


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