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May 18, 2000
Tampa Bay: May 18, 2000 Hillsborough County news
Hillsborough County okays sale of public land
The property had been set aside as a buffer against development. The buyer will pay $1.42-million and throw in 22 acres.

Privacy is priority for Chief Holder
Reporters calling Tampa police Chief Bennie Holder at the office are usually routed to a public information officer. Holder has a knack for ducking such calls and deflecting comment by assigning other police officials to do the talking for the department, particularly when the issue at hand doesn't deal with a happy topic, such as a drop in crime.

Suspect killed after shooting deputy
A robbery suspect cornered by deputies opens fire, police say, then dies in a hail of bullets.

Good deed costs vet his van
His vehicle is stolen, and later wrecked, when he stops to help a couple of stranded motorists.

Man held in fire is not a suspect in other arsons
TAMPA -- A man arrested Tuesday and charged with setting fire to a vacant house in Ybor City is not a suspect in dozens of other suspicious fires in the area, officials said.

Rezoning could jeopardize city's plan for river park
TAMPA -- A local development company has agreed to postpone a rezoning request that could threaten city plans to purchase 13 acres for a park that includes the historic Sulphur Springs water tower.

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  • Dot Ruggles, 59, elections chief, dies
  • Al-Najjar rally set for Friday
  • Pinellas watering restrictions
  • Pinellas headlines

  • Court restores juvenile curfew in Pinellas Park
  • Leisure beckons museum president
  • YMCA director faces more charges
  • Bluff plan has officials' support
  • Denial may dim future of Dunedin electric utility
  • Shelby must resign to seek county job
  • Safety Harbor firefighter honored for heroism on job
  • Teen pleads no contest to arson charge
  • Tarpon Springs man faces several drug charges
  • Moviegoers seethe after cars towed
  • 14 teachers receive top grades
  • Lack of enthusiasm for redevelopment is no surprise
  • Some fear effects of border plan
  • Seniors converge on Pinellas in bid for state titles
  • Florida headlines

  • Regents wring hands at role as lame ducks
  • Mining amendment buried in bill
  • Florida's one big tinderbox
  • UF's interim leader faces unsure future

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