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March 11, 2001
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Church pays those it reviled
[Times photo: Jill Sagers]
Off-duty Clearwater police provide security for the Church of Scientology, subject of many investigations. To some in law enforcement, the officers are crossing an ethical line. |
Mary Jo Melone
Outrage grows; retreat begins
When you sufficiently embarrass a big corporation, the corporation cries oink. Sort of.
Top stories
Seventh-grader with knife arrested
SEMINOLE -- A seventh-grader at Seminole Middle School was arrested Friday afternoon after classmates alerted school officials he had a knife, authorities said.
Hurt deputy kills suspect in shootout
Three teens arrested as robbery accomplices face murder charges in their friend's death, police say.
Tampa Bay briefs
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The week in review
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South Pinellas headlines
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Some -- not all -- issues aired at beach forum
Upham's losing battle
Lunch price may climb in school cafeterias
So long, Watson's
Here's the scoop on fun
New rule would benefit truckers
Mercy Hospital deserves better
Old Coach house may become steakhouse
Snell Isle bank restores full service
Dally in alley if you love antique shops
Fla. Power, Treasure Island seals short deal
Council not eager to adopt mandate for its attendance
He has 'chewed rag' by ham radio since 1921
For tree-planting mayor, an appropriate honor
Sunken Gardens seeking ways to cater to children
Driving southern stretch of I-275? Good news, bad
Seriously suited crowd, (1 floral) attend symposium
Students learn values to conquer obstacles
They want big-ticket items to go to a vote
St. Pete Beach joins trend of cities with skate parks
Opinions vary on closing street near Sunken Gardens
DOT recommends light at Wal-Mart entrance
Question the candidates
Get ready for a long weekend of wheels
Chili cooks stew over upcoming contest
What's up on campus
Neighborhood briefs
Romano's approved for Tyrone Square
Treasure Island City Hall will show off new look
Record earns Eckerd men a second chance
Kroeger strikes again at Dunedin
Causeway Bridge repairs scheduled
North Pinellas headlines
Church pays those it reviled
In one day, 10 years of winning ends
Campus grows to take on new roles
Trust a central issue in race
Shops are up antique lovers' alley
Safety Harbor vote to end low-key race
Mayoral race pulls in commissioners
Prices may rise for school lunches
Veteran now fights health battles
DiDonato, Brayboy, Billiris would serve Tarpon well
Deputies arrest dancers in raid on Largo cabaret
Headlines through the years
Record earns Eckerd men second chance
Bereavement survivor group begins
Hillsborough headlines
Double dip of love
Bulletin board
News of Florida
The poison in your back yard
Arsenic victims 'never know what hit them'
Arsenic fears rise over treated wood disposal
GOP designs bills to mold the courts
Bike Week fires its pistons for home
Anger at judges spawns campaign to elect them
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