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South Pinellas | North Pinellas | Hillsborough
August 11, 2000

Judge ends Pinellas busing
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For 36 years, federal judges have kept watch over Pinellas County schools, acting as the last word on race ratios, student assignment rules and other policy decisions.
Howard Troxler
A strong field full of difficult choices
I remember a tall, dark-haired prosecutor named Mark Ober asking a jury for the death penalty back in the mid-1980s. The murderer had stabbed the victim repeatedly over the course of a minute as she struggled for her life.

Top stories
Next challenge: school choice
Pinellas School Board members will work out details of the choice plan in the coming months.

Hillsborough still under court's watch
TAMPA -- Hillsborough County's continuing desegregation battle has parallels with the battle in Pinellas.

Highlights of the order
Some highlights from the final order issued by U.S. District Judge Steven D. Merryday in the Pinellas County school desegregation case:

What does judge's ruling mean?
Q: What does the judge's order mean for my children?

Key events
Significant events in the history of Pinellas County's school desegregation case.

First the terror; then the question
Robert Metz seemed to be a friendly, stable family man. But he died trying to rape. What happened?

Tampa turns on the charm to woo FAMU
TAMPA -- With alumni grumbling about Tampa's bid for Florida A&M University's new law school, city leaders cranked up the public relations machine Thursday, delivering some digs at competitor Orlando.

Weight becomes issue in public defender's election
LARGO -- Friends were concerned about Assistant Public Defender Cimos Angelis.

USF sets research funding record
The school garnered $171.4-million in research contracts and grants.

Tampa Bay briefs
Settlement closes suit over free speech at TIA


South Pinellas headlines
  • Care Fair helps kids get back to school
  • Panel submits charter changes

  • North Pinellas headlines
  • Hospital pediatric unit may be closed
  • Clearwater Mall owners sue ex-tenants
  • Resident lends hand to raise sub
  • Police identify body of woman in lake
  • Sheriff puts off medical card plan
  • Man carrying concrete chunks charged in Tarpon burglary
  • Debate swirls around riverside debris
  • Teacher to import her travels into class
  • Opponents to Clearwater's leadership should grow up
  • Seminole gets long-awaited traffic lights
  • Team 6 kingpin among juniors
  • Summer golf? No sweat

  • Hillsborough headlines
  • Temporary waterline to offset well woes
  • County, hospital make peace
  • Internal auditor job in voters' hands
  • Puerto Rican patients protest action against organ donation group

  • News of Florida
  • Project funds benefit TaxWatch
  • Utility directors fight proposed wastewater disposal changes
  • Senator's work earns environmental gold star
  • Florida briefs
  • Dealers put the brakes on customers seeking new tires
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