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March 8, 2001
Mary Jo Melone
Is anyone listening as Bubba fouls the air?
Clear Channel Communications is the Microsoft of radio, the biggest name in the industry. The company owns nearly 1,200 radio stations, including eight in Tampa. It claims to have the noblest ideals.
Top stories
Vigilant schools defuse threats
Officials say potentially violent incidents are being staved off by students who speak up when they see or hear something.
Air Force collision report disputed
The head of the Tampa air controllers' association says there is no civilian responsibility for last year's fatality.
Agencies hope house calls will help disruptive youths
Troubled by stories of children as young as 6 being handcuffed, arrested and criminally charged in Pinellas County, three local mental health agencies today will ask the Juvenile Welfare Board to tackle the problem with house calls.
Woman tosses cigarette and it lands her in jail
LAND O'LAKES -- Finished with her cigarette, the driver handed it to Gladys Louise Lewis and asked her to get rid of it.
Tampa Bay briefs
Largo police rethink hiring standard
South Pinellas headlines
Dali's directors plan new project
Egg, poultry executive John Wallace dies at 77
Williams lets slide protest deadline
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North Pinellas headlines
Officials: Firefighter's prank proves expensive
Hopefuls get in parting shots at last forum
Candidates present contrast in views
Boy's talk of bomb, gun leads to charge
More trouble for teen in animal attacks
North Pinellas digest
Quilt stitches tie 4-H'ers together
Police rethink hiring standard
Cities should work to aid voter turnout
Florida Botanical Gardens deserves nothing but praise
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Pinellas Park might latch onto trolley idea
Global extravaganza planned for weekend
Planned kids' parade is a wash
Tennis Link is designed to serve local programs
North Pinellas briefs
Is development to blame for lack of rain?
Hillsborough headlines
Surgery offers Colombian boy hope for normal life
Government online plan delayed
Police ponder death of a boar
Accidents an hour apart leave 2 dead
Tampa balances drought, growth
The old is toppled to make way for the new
Military news
Bulletin board
Renewals are now just a few clicks away
News of Florida
Bill would allow dirty water to be pumped into aquifer
State faces $1-billion Medicaid shortfall
Legislative briefs
Disclosure bill advances
Committee backs sales tax breaks for sports venues
Every day is somebody's day
Around the state
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