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March 29, 2002
Howard Troxler
Now comes the pain that follows the short cuts
It fits in perfectly with the tenor of this year so far. AOL Time Warner Inc., that mega-corporation that does a lousy job of everything, is having to take a $54-billion "accounting charge."
Top stories
Two new bomb-sniffing dogs join TIA's security
Renza and Dunja arrive well-trained, but need acculturation at the airport before serious work begins.
Study: Dead manatees infected by parasite
A USF professor surmises that the animals caught the disease from swimming in sewage-polluted water.
NBC journalist despairs over Mideast peace talks
Andrea Mitchell says the rising violence makes her yearn for the Cold War.
Tap water could look like tea
Officials work to keep a change in the source from changing the color.
Last of patient brokers gets two years
One of the biggest health care scams in U.S. history has led to 50 convictions and $20-million in fines and restitution.
Adviser indicted in money scheme
The Clearwater man is accused of scamming investors out of $9.9-million.
Experts find life in 'black water'
Marine scientists suspect the mass of discolored water in the gulf west of the Florida Keys is not a dead zone but the result of an algae bloom.
South Pinellas headlines
Priest's departure leaves swirl of questions at school
Hand count planned for Pinellas Park votes
North Pinellas headlines
Shop takes scissors to tradition
Popular activists honored for work
Police get closer to residents with e-mail
Embattled developer wins bail reduction
Blaze closes East Bay restaurant
Thirsty lawn? New plan may help
New name in race for proposed House seat
County needs enlightened view on animal services
Citizens academy will give residents taste of police work
Cherry chariots of old
Hillsborough headlines
School purchases new home
Suspect steals officer's cruiser, tries to hit him
Agreement gives Con Agra trucks access to flour mill
City Times - South Tampa
Saying Grace on Church
Trio of friends take ride on wave of patriotism
Rumors replace Jacobson's
A roundup for cancer
Datebook
Getting Tampa in shape
She was a friend to people -- and pets
Thank her for your playground
Easter lollipops
Move over Brunehilde: Opera goes diverse
Theater opening put off 2 weeks
Camps keep kids' hands and minds occupied
GreenFest offers an education in gardening
Teams find a common ground at new gym
North of Tampa
Highfalutin newcomers?
Keep telling yourself: It's only a game ...
A harder look reveals truth about store's rustic look
For the love of wine
'Gentle giant' trains hard, wins big in track
In the end, WTA deal falls short of promise
Science that slithers, wiggles and hisses
An artful passion
Taste organizers get $1,500 grant
County cell tower rules may change
Battling more than cancer
Tax incentive lures company to Oldsmar
Getting Tampa in shape
News of Florida
Frankel rethinks race for governor
State pension fund chief to retire
Lawmaker's office a bully pulpit for opposition to gay adoptions
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