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June 6, 2001
Howard Troxler
Protests not seen or heard: How polite
The first political sign that Sonja Haught of Clearwater intended to bring to greet the president on Monday at Legends Field in Tampa was 6 feet long. It was dotted with oil derricks and bore the slogan: "George W. Bush National Forest."
Top stories
Trop makes slow work of adjusting for disabled
As an inspection nears, the city appropriates $45,000 to correct violations that were pointed out last year.
Family's day of fun ends in death of two children
The highway patrol says a truck ran a red light, killing two children returning home from a day at Busch Gardens.
Stetson to open night law school at a Tampa site
The university expects about 50 students in 2002, building eventually to about 200.
Bright prospects await PTEC grads
Dien Tran has already won the national welding championship. He's taken the $40,000 first prize. He's out-welded other national champions.
Last chance to guarantee track enrollment
Today is the last day to enroll in Pinellas County schools for students who want to be guaranteed a certain elementary, middle and high school track under the new "choice" system that begins in 2003.
Sense of accomplishment, excitement of graduation
The 15 graduates of Paul B. Stephens Jr. Student Center receive their diplomas and a lot of praise.
Wrecks on slick I-75 involve 13 vehicles
VENICE -- A 13-vehicle series of accidents on Interstate 75 Tuesday afternoon injured as many as six people and shut down part of the highway for hours.
South Pinellas headlines
City to pay for travel to Japan
Close call
Officials apologize following argument
Postal site ranks high in rebirth of Midtown
Tennis Center, neighbors can prosper
Pickup truck hits car head-on, injuring 2
Package deal: auto shop and post office
Uncharted (frozen) waters
Sailing through their disabilities
Aggressive or cute, the point is made
Achievers
Best of the best
Find a dead dove? Agency will take it
Three schools team up, practice crisis readiness
Quirks dot the past of 'sleepy' St. Petersburg
Maverick swimmer sets marks nationally
Staying a top school is tricky
Midtown's postal quest addressed
Hospital volunteers wave a half-century of hellos
Officials envision new city projects
Lealman fire district faces rise in costs
Neighborhood briefs
Treasure Island women's squad breaks even in Naples
Lakewood team captures third in national event
Teenage amateurs Tryon, Takacs capture attention
North Pinellas headlines
Girl's shooting appears accidental
Blueprint for changes on beach approved
Hospitals sued over ambulance charges
For horseshoe junkie, finally the Hall of Fame
Judge: Girl cannot attend graduation
Hospitals may settle debts with Pinellas
Vehicle is linked to fatal hit-run
Horseshoe legend enters Hall of Fame
Linchpin in Tarpon revival plan okayed
Students to have hand in arts center design
Parents sue babysitter convicted of boy's death
Caring parents make kids behave
Don't let Beach by Design drown in a sea of lawsuits
Lakewood team is 3rd in nation
Parents sue babysitter convicted of boy's death
Hillsborough headlines
Concerns grow over private hydrants
Plant fix forces cut in water supply
Hearing set on voting districts
Administrator backs lower property tax rate
Teenagers struggle to find jobs
Ernest Hooper
A Bern's meal for Bush and a recount on the tip
News of Florida
Gays fight to overturn law prohibiting adoption
Wrecks on slick I-75 involve 13 vehicles
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