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April 19, 2002
Howard Troxler
In politics of redistricting, is turnabout fair play?
For the first time in our lives, the Republican Party is in charge of drawing Florida's political districts for the next 10 years. That is because Republicans have the most votes in our Legislature.
Top stories
Rising costs imperil water plant
Pinellas support is drying up for a plant that would allow the continued use of the preferred disinfectant chlorine in a mix of ground and river water and desalinated seawater.
Scientologists rethink plans for building
TAMPA -- Officials with the Church of Scientology's Tampa headquarters say they probably won't relocate to an old west Tampa cigar factory building they purchased last year.
Binge drinking survey no surprise
Students see alcohol as central to campus social life. "You drink because there is nothing else to do," says one.
Tampa Bay briefs
Contractor is accused of cheating homeowners
South Pinellas headlines
New rule to make it tougher to panhandle
Worried diners inundate officials with calls
Karate instructor faces sex charges
Police say woman was slain
North Pinellas headlines
Octogenarian again on wrong side of the law
Fun 'n Sun fest makes changes to stay popular
Commission to allow larger signs
Blind voters practice privacy
Pinellas digest
These kids aren't clowning
Car clue delivers robbery suspect
Coalition seen as a voice for East Lake
A lot of good people never get recognized
PHU players follow through for coaches in spring league
Here comes the sun
Happenings
Hillsborough headlines
Victim alleges witness tampering
Ribald county worker fired
Touch screen's class act
Two top USF administrators to retire after 30-plus years
New Hub approved for alcohol sales
Reading takes stand at Ybor school
Dazzled, council hires art museum architect
Education group dishes out awards
City Times - South Tampa
Culinary career built on resolve
Neighborhood monsters
Giving calories for AIDS
Bids bring oasis home
Slowing down the 'exercise highway'
Career Army officer was a father first
Pioneer family gave land for park
Lifestyle dictates suburbs vs. city
Front Porch: Classic Wright design on market
Home vines can turn leafy grip into stranglehold
Sailing camp begins June 3
Inside the mind of anime
Datebook
Headlight, reinvented
Boys & Girls Club starts to rise
Houses for sale now listed online
Flower of friendship
One man hopes to liven up the bay
WestShore gears up to cater to customers
Popular park to have a bigger perk
Family-style restaurant takes citified approach
North of Tampa
A powerhouse producer
Students' eyes open to perils of publishing
Police juggle as crime creeps up
Out & About
For 38 years, a ritual of spring
Garden events help us get ready before the heat is on
Bids bring oasis home
Pasco wants to beef up sign laws
Carnal knowledge
Four east-west options described
Day school, neighbors are at odds over house
Touched by cancer, school gets moving
Church plans one step of move
Community fights blight with rakes, paint
Elementary school gets honors
Triathletes are ready for Fort De Soto event
Sports Digest
News of Florida
State sues consultant over abuse case work
Bush set to summon special session
Crash kills 4, hurts dozens
Briton in Florida has mad cow disease
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