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March 13, 2003
Tampa Bay: March 13, 2003
Hillsborough County news
Tampa Uncuffed: E-mail assault hits sheriffs
It's no secret that lawyer Michael Trentalange -- the same guy who has his name in ads on every page of the phone book -- is thinking about running for Hillsborough County sheriff.
Commissioners pick sides in mayor race
TAMPA -- Hillsborough County Commissioner Tom Scott, an African-American pastor who represents central Tampa, threw his support Wednesday to former Elections Supervisor Pam Iorio's bid for mayor.
Girlfriend arrested in man's strangulation
TAMPA -- Hillsborough deputies on Wednesday charged a 32-year-old woman who they say strangled her boyfriend after an argument, put his body in a garbage bag and disposed of it in a shopping cart.
Library evacuated as sheriff's deputies inspect briefcase
CARROLLWOOD -- The Jimmie Keel Regional Library was evacuated Wednesday for nearly two hours while sheriff's deputies investigated a briefcase left in a reading room.
Tampa Bay headlines
Teachers outraged by pay offered to Hinesley's assistant
Arts center pulls plug on protest dance
Bring war dead home, bill says
County settles ex-worker's bias suit
Old idea adds fuel to the race
Prosecutors: Don't reveal transcripts
Braces fix tin grins on adults
Mary Jo Melone: Cops aren't shrinks; jails aren't hospitals
Pinellas headlines
Pinellas Park school reports student assault
Obituary: Man whose home was burned in '96 disturbances dies
Missing kids featured on race cars
Hotel is target of police raid
Residents protest fields for soccer
Mayor accused of election quid pro quo
Jury: Woman's killer should die
New middle school reaches halfway mark
Plan to burn preserve may be all wet
Shoppers unaware as man robs store
Area standout continues run of strong races
Police reports: Bank branch on beach robbed by man in shorts
Letters:
Yielding to billboard industry will hurt for decades
News of Florida
No-smoking bills head in different directions
Experts question Census data on same-sex couples
No-fault reform bill draws opposition from both sides
Former state tech chief acquitted of grand theft
Witness against Childers can testify, judge rules
Lawmakers may prescribe penmanship for doctors
Graham removes blockade on marshals, judge approvals
Senate leader is not buying into Bush budget proposal
Tribe's suspended chairman exerted pressure in letters
Legislature 2003: Sen. Les Miller in line for Senate minority leader
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