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July 4, 2002
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Top agent discusses terror, the FBI
[Times photo: Fraser Hale]
James F. Jarboe, who heads the FBI regional office, sees a long battle ahead and progress in hardening defenses.
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Mary Jo Melone
Time pulls taut a closeness that now wraps two sisters in love
My sister and I look nothing alike.
Top stories
Fire hydrant never tagged as dry
Unknowing firefighters may have wasted more than a minute trying to use the plug as a fire ravaged apartments.
Daughter might seek School Board office
Tom Todd's daughter contemplates seeking an appointment to finish his term on the Pinellas School Board.
USDA looks at wallaby deaths
Federal investigators want to know whether zoo workers violated the Animal Welfare Act.
Court: City does not have to release all e-mail
The 2nd District Court of Appeal on Wednesday upheld a decision that the city of Clearwater does not have to release to the St. Petersburg Times e-mails that two city employees sent on government computers but deemed "personal."
Tampa Bay briefs
Robbers hit a McDonald's in Tampa early Wednesday
South Pinellas headlines
Officers in sex inquiry keep jobs
Judging potential terror is tricky
Hazel Dollinger, 85, namesake of new Canterbury arts center, dies
North Pinellas headlines
Two held in mobile home park slaying
Independence Day events
Rookie officer hits the streets
Property tax rate doesn't budge
New tour boats, tall hotels put on hold
What happened to caring, patience Sept. 11 brought?
Pier 60 field waits out a strong storm
Letters
Call for new library in Largo appears to be without basis
Hillsborough headlines
Robbers hit a McDonald's early Wednesday
Retired detective charged with theft
Surgeon sued by patient -- a surgeon
Timeout results in reprimand
Criminals' money to help community
News of Florida
Bush campaigns among enemy
XXX marked mentoring spot on Net
Lawyer wants to gain respect
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