January 19, 2001
 |
 |
Effort to feed homeless halted
[Times photo: Chris Schneider]
A man says Tampa police told him to stop serving meals to the homeless in a makeshift soup kitchen on a dirt lot. |
Howard Troxler
Passing a torch, or just passing the time?
One of my favorite theories of history, admittedly simplistic, is that 20th-century American presidents fall into one of two camps:
Top stories
Wrong number, right call
A woman gasping for life answers her phone. A stranger hears her plea and helps save her.
Engineer rescued from Skyway
Knocked unconscious, he is drawn a half-mile in a tunnel to safety.
Tampa Bay briefs
Teen accused of stealing car, leading deputies on chase
South Pinellas headlines
Keep city ballot alphabetical, council decides
SUV crash kills man, injures 3
Neighborhood activist will run for St. Petersburg council seat
North Pinellas headlines
Leaders support beach plans
Volunteers needed to keep pace with race
Tarpon may land historic designation
Gunman firing potshots at cars
Fundraising effort will feature country flavor
Park not quite ready for visitors
School vote plan boosted
Studying Alt. U.S. 19 path is the right move
Don't kill oaks for a subdivision
Transfer of pupils upsets parents
Robber escapes after Clearwater bank job
Ruling bodes well for bridge bonds
The good times roll at Countryside Lanes
Commission works through agenda
Hotel to fill longtime void on Dunedin corner
Best bets
Still life, on exhibit
Hillsborough headlines
Pupils may get Yom Kippur off
Tampa loses prostitution war weapon
Teens face adult charges in killing
Partner's testimony sinks case against officer
Women's hoops team look for improvement
Bulls bits
Spartan shorts
Campus calendar
News of Florida
Governor favors bubble ballots
Bush, commission seek ways to avoid power struggle
Florida reaction to Jackson news
© Copyright 2001 St. Petersburg Times. All rights reserved.
|
