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September 6, 2002
Young plans to depart helm of UF
The announcement that the president of the state's largest university will leave comes on the heels of FSU's president saying he will resign.
Freshman minority enrollment stays level
At a time of record increases in incoming students at Florida's public universities, the percentage of minority freshmen is flat.
Candidates take war to air
TV sets will teem with political ads all weekend as gubernatorial candidates take their last shots before primary day.
Spot check
Editor's note: To help voters evaluate political ads, Times reporters review and analyze content.
Lotto hits $85-million
A record 10th consecutive rollover has raised Saturday's Florida Lotto jackpot to $85-million.
Reclassification of species delayed
PENSACOLA BEACH -- The reclassification of protected species, such as the bald eagle and gopher tortoise, will wait a few more months, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has decided.
Hunting accident kills Largo man
A Pinellas County man was shot and killed Sunday in a hunting accident in Levy County.
Bush signs death warrants for two, including Wuornos
TALLAHASSEE -- Gov. Jeb Bush on Thursday signed orders to execute two death row inmates next month: Aileen Wuornos, a hitchhiking prostitute convicted of killing six middle-aged men along Florida highways in 1989 and 1990; and Rigoberto Sanchez Velasco, condemned for the 1986 murder of an 11-year-old Hialeah girl.
State seniors agency director named
Gov. Jeb Bush names Kelly W. Reed to lead the recently created Office of Long Term Care Policy.
Court restores tribal challenge to Everglades cleanup strategy
MIAMI -- An appeals court has revived a lawsuit by Miccosukee Indians challenging the federal approach to Everglades cleanup planning as bureaucratic foot-dragging shielded from public input.
From AP's Florida news wire
Hurricane Jeanne appears on track to hit Florida's east coast
Rumor mill working overtime after Florida hurricanes
Developments associated with Hurricanes Ivan and Jeanne
Four killed in Panhandle plane crash were on Ivan charity mission
Hurricane Frances caused estimated $4.4 billion in insured damage
Disabled want more handicapped-accessible voting machines
USF forces administrators to resign over test score changes
Man's death at Universal Studios ruled accidental
State child welfare workers in Miami fail to do background checks
Hurricane Jeanne heads toward southeast U.S. coast
Hurricane Jeanne spurs more anxiety for storm-weary Floridians
Mistrial declared in case where teen was target of racial "joke"
Panhandle utility wants sewer plant moved to higher ground
State employee arrested on theft, bribery charges
Homestead house fire kills four children, one adult
Pierson leader tries to cut off relief to local fern cutters
Florida's high court rules Terri's law unconstitutional
Jacksonville students punished for putting stripper pole in dorm
FEMA handling nearly 600,000 applications for help
Man who killed wife, niece, self also killed mother in 1971
Producer sues city over lead ball fired by Miami police
Tourism suffers across Florida after pummeling by hurricanes
Key dates in the life of Terri Schiavo
An excerpt from the unanimous ruling in the Schiavo case
Four confirmed dead after small plane crash in Panhandle
Correction: Disney-Cruise Line story
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