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July 26, 2000
Howard Troxler
Just this once, can't the rich pay their part?
From the guy selling hot dogs on the corner to the folks at the country club, most Americans agree with the Republicans who run Congress -- they want to get rid of the federal estate tax.
Top stories
Coe got raises for his employee lenders
Harry Lee Coe III ordered special pay raises for Deanna Easterling and Bill Stevens six months after he borrowed $12,000 from them.
Water plan passes first challenge
Another failure could be costly for a group fighting the new treatment and desalination plants.
South Pinellas headlines
Car wash turns into shootout
Curtain rises on BayWalk parking
Past might force couple from home
Boardwalk opens beach to disabled
Slighted couple give up on yacht club
Delinquent PODS go on auction block
Young drivers: A life is in your hands
This woman stands out, crisis or not
School tax rate might drop a little
Alligator seen in Boca Ciega
Pinellas Park theater to close
Giddiness breaks out as Pinellas breaks away
Consultant to examine police department
Huge oak crashes down in back yard during storm
Disabled people, computers to click at the main library
Police chief's memo takes issue with bias complaint
Save-A-Lot may take the place of Publix
Lightning Bolts snap back
Protests over Publix closing strengthen
Treasure Island seeks to staff beach center
Next victory for Armstrong might be in Sydney
Personnel missives
North Pinellas headlines
German visitor takes on Scientology
Deadline nears for deal with Phillies
Largo sergeant demoted in harassment case
Oldsmar budget plan shows city's prosperity
Oldsmar renews bid for water source
Lawyer sues police, others over DUI arrest
New city rec chief will have full plate
Street-light fee just another way to tax
Second trial ordered for beach mayor
Sons claim burial was bungled
Hillsborough headlines
Report: Officers were too rough
Motive unclear in teen's shooting
News of Florida
Bush takes a stand for the manatee
Colleges left to muffle Napster
For Rep. McCollum, Clinton impeachment is a matter of pride
Teachers' union supports lawyer
Navy pins fleet's hopes on FSU
Deputy Medicaid director resigns
Veterans leading fund drive for state WWII memorial
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