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Tuesday, May 4, 2004
Howard Troxler: Byrd merely symptom of a diseased Legislature Now, hold on. The way that folks in our state House are talking, they all think it's the greatest thing in the world that Johnnie Byrd has finished his last session in charge as speaker.
[Times photo: Ken Helle]
STORM BEFORE THE CALM: Traffic on the Howard Frankland Bridge passes under the leading edge of a storm front as it moved over Tampa early Monday morning. The front brought rain for most of the day. The forecast for today is for sunny and comfortable conditions.
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Woman claims assault at Bay Pines
Inquiries are under way in the case of a Navy veteran who says a male patient attacked her and staffers dismissed her complaints.
Entering a season of uncertainty
Karl Loeper always had an idea of what may happen next. Retirement has him guessing - and a little uneasy.
Housing demand outpaces open lots
Extensive growth in Hillsborough and Pasco counties puts the area closer to buildout.
On campus
USF faculty pay trails peers
A salary survey illustrates why the university has trouble attracting and retaining professors.
Q&A: Dan Huber
Few people move to Florida for the sharks. But that's what Dan Huber did a few years ago when he enrolled at the University of South Florida.
The last words: Graduation headliners
Most Florida universities just completed their spring graduation exercises, filled with the usual speeches and awarding of honorary degrees.
Campus life: God in college
A recent survey of 3,680 college students found that religious commitment runs strongest among fine arts, education and humanities majors, and lowest among biology, history and sociology majors.
South Pinellas headlines
Officials: Deputies felt lives in peril
BriefsCocaine seizure exceeds 8,000 pounds
Man charged with murder in shooting
Man facing eviction kills self, police say
Woman shot in head at home
Journalism department earns accreditation
North Pinellas headlines
Two lose apartments to fire
As boat circles in Lake Tarpon, few stop to help
Board won't renew East Lake fire chief
Clearwater delay brings 2 camp bills
Clearwater polishes its All-America presentation
Best of the best2004 valedictorians and salutatorians
BriefsSearch on for Bank of America robber
Editorial: Spectacular new library serves on many levels
Hillsborough headlines
Author's visit protested
City employees fired over e-mails
News of Florida
School voucher overhaul left to governor's office
Election 2004Democrats show few hints of rivalry
He'll be solid ally of Israel, Byrd says
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