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June 29, 2001
Howard Troxler
Let the money match the time
The St. Petersburg City Council, having done a crackerjack job of running the city, on Thursday began working up a little justification toward giving itself a raise, not to mention pension benefits.
Top stories
Flu vaccines may be tardy, by just a bit
Good news for the multitudes who frantically searched, to little avail, for a flu shot last fall: Although some delays are likely, don't expect the long lines and shortages of vaccine this year, health officials say.
Proposal not for Ybor, critics say
Business leaders say the modern look for a $20-million complex is a bad fit for the historic district.
Tampa Bay briefs
Crash kills teen driver, closes Gandy for hours
South Pinellas headlines
Seminole High School principal to retire
Proposal would increase tax rate
Seminole impressively seizes opportunities
Brazil's ex-president stirs bad memories
St. Petersburg council speaks timidly of raises
Judge rejects killer's appeal
Six boaters are rescued after 5 hours adrift in gulf
Center owner to implement exhibit ideas
Free cancer screenings for women
Happenings
Best bets
Just plane folks
North Pinellas headlines
Clearwater: Stadium needs $300,000 facelift
City cracks down on junk scofflaw
Developer faces scrutiny after complaints
Companies will help pick desal plant site
Hillsborough headlines
Neighbors reject building for club
11 schools appeal report card grades given by the state
Ernest Hooper
Just the good attention, please -- never mind that investigation
News of Florida
Bush files lawsuit over budget
Prison chief won't go to Texas
Vote device deal raises questions
New trustees mostly GOP businessmen
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