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August 6, 2002
Tampa Bay: August 6, 2002
South Pinellas County news
Mistake blamed for sewage in bayou
ST. PETERSBURG -- Bad judgment by a subcontractor caused untreated sewage to gush from manholes between 26th and 27th avenues S Thursday, sending up to 200,000 gallons of the sewage into a drainage canal and Clam Bayou, home to an environmental preserve, city officials say.
Tampa Bay headlines
Tampa preens to sway GOP's selection panel
Little left in 'Millionaire' kitty; flag buster unsilenced
Foes in legislative race scuffle over pay raise
Baby found in trash barrel
A legend, yet a mystery
No doctors needed for tests
Port's security agenda studied
Board delays vote on security patdowns at Bucs games
North Pinellas headlines
Gandy motorists rescue boater
Reflections recall pool's rich history
Peers ease way for freshmen
Officials face two choices: not good and equally bad
Dunedin to use general fund for stadium upgrade
Choked before, she let him back
Remake of West Bay now ready
Funeral home owner Vinson dies
A robbery attempt doomed to failure
Letters
Play needs don't justify tax
Hillsborough headlines
Officers, dog stung while chasing suspect
Next stop: International Plaza by bus
Deaths of pet cats frighten owners
Superintendent promises to keep schools competitive
News of Florida
Drivers now can help in search
Public reprimand recommended for Cope
Official begins clarification of ballot wording
State GOP calls for Butterworth to resign
Judge strikes Florida vouchers
Group sued by Bush disbands
Spot check
Around the State
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