|
|
 |
May 23, 2002
 |
|
Storage, letter scares prove benign
[Times photo: Boyzell Hosey]
Hazardous materials teams descend on a storage unit near Largo and Clearwater's main post office when white substances are found. |
Top stories
Human storm tide is a problem
Experts at the Governor's Hurricane Conference want to teach people when not to evacuate -- and if they do, how far to go -- in the face of a hurricane.
New process can speed up anthrax testing
Health officials say the method will cut down the time needed to test substances from three days to six hours.
A new urgency galvanizes tax deed auction
The county told one of the bidders, a condo association near the tax-delinquent land, about the auction.
Jurors get smoking liability case
A 76-year-old man claims a cigarettemaker kept him addicted and hid the dangers of smoking.
South Pinellas headlines
Man held in fatal Melrose Avenue shooting
Sheffield's house finally finds a buyer
Rehab expert Andrew A. Orsini dies at 82
North Pinellas headlines
Sergeant in scandal makes deal to keep job
County pushes use of $12-million system
Pinellas digest
Storage, letter scares prove benign
Dunedin may dig deep for stadium upgrade
Oldsmar won't open exit door for arts group
Letters
Senior center is integral part of Palm Harbor
Come-from-behind Safety Harbor win no Small feat for Wilcox
Hillsborough headlines
House in traffic accident again
Remove ailing judge, panel says
Deputies look into boy's death at hotel
News of Florida
Heading for 'tails'
Newspaper challenges law on autopsy photos
Osceola target of planned lawsuit
© Copyright 2002 St. Petersburg Times. All rights reserved.
|
|
|
