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July 31, 2000
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[Times photo: John Pendygrat]
Lightning graces the sky over the University of Tampa during a thunderstorm Saturday night. [Want to save this photo as PC wallpaper? Big screens | normal screens] |
Howard Troxler
GOP parley still news even if pols script roles
It is fashionable to say that political conventions do not matter anymore, because we know far in advance which candidate the party is going to nominate for president.
Top stories
Chimp's birth is park's newest attraction
The first chimpanzee birth in nine years at Busch Gardens is expected to draw a crowd.
Father seeks answers after teen's fatal crash
A sheriff's deputy who stops the 18-year-old decides he is not impaired. A short time later, the teen hits a pole.
USF inventor has trouble digesting robotic rumors
TAMPA -- Stuart Wilkinson is not -- and we want to be very clear on this -- not keeping a flesh-eating monster robot in his laboratory at the University of South Florida.
Briefs: Ormond Beach resident killed crossing U.S. 19
PALM HARBOR -- A 37-year-old Ormond Beach resident was killed Saturday night while trying to walk across U.S. 19.
South Pinellas headlines
Lightning strike kills man
North Pinellas headlines
English accent for industry?
Clearwater debates beauty vs. the budget
Marina Park plan criticized
Teens learn lesson in life
Girl Scouts thwarted by lack of leaders
County struggles to close trash case
Ramps smooth wheelchair ride
Persecution of religious minorities is common in Europe
Outsider takes peek into GOP
Financial services group finds more room to grow
Mom juggles work with Cubs, Brownies
Hillsborough headlines
Maverick judge Allen dies
Ship worker critically injured in 25-foot fall
News of Florida
Clinton stars in fundraiser today
Lightning strike kills man
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