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February 13, 2003
Mary Jo Melone: Even as he campaigns, Miranda looks back
The photographer directed Charlie Miranda to a stool and asked him to look at the camera. Miranda smiled and the camera clicked. A second later, the photographer, from the Tampa Tribune, asked Miranda to shift his position on the stool. Another click. Another picture. There was no preening, no adjusting his suit coat. Miranda wouldn't do that. He is much too comfortable with who he is.
Top stories
Tape, tarp: 'Whose idea was this?'
Experts say plastic and duct tape would not do much, if any, good in protecting from a chemical or biological attack.
Budget omits 4th year of SPC
A budget error affecting a new bachelor's degree program will be fixed, Bush's spokeswoman says.
'Black Widow' is freed 28 years after murder
With her son, the woman plotted the killing of her husband, a Tampa department store mogul. The parole panel says she is rehabilitated.
Woman dies in crash on bridge
A man was also injured in the accident that snarled traffic on the Howard Frankland.
Examiner rules official's suicide was by stabbing
Pinellas Park City Manager Jerry Mudd left a note expressing his despondency over work pressures and his health.
South Pinellas headlines
Time is against missing teen
Man climbs exit sign in interstate median
North Pinellas headlines
Neighbor guilty of murder, gets life
After long wait, skate park vote is near
Police officer injured in wreck
Signals of peace in county, city 'turf' war
Heart defects at core of campaign
Developer planning high-end homes
Wheels in motion to put ads on trolley
Naples draws athletes from across globe
Editorial: Renaming a street offers us lessons
Letters:
Harborview Center worth the subsidies
Hillsborough headlines
Base cab fare to rise 50 cents
Students learn black soldiers' role in history
Malpractice reform sought
'Poll' presents 2 candidates for mayor in negative light
Candidates confront face of homelessness
Incumbent faces activist in District 2
City official takes early retirement
News of Florida
Shuttle Disaster: Shuttle arrives as pieces of a puzzle
Paintings fall back into safe hands
Byrd drops telemarketing plan
University leaders fault Bush's proposed cuts
3-week vote will call Florida's tails
Man acquitted of kidnapping young killer
24-million Floridians and counting by 2030
Around the state: Constitution too easily changed, 2 lawmakers say
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