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August 14, 2001
Top stories
Police items are easy to find, legal to buy
But using them can bring trouble, though a Pinellas sheriff's official admits the law is vague.
Accused judge takes leave of absence
On Friday, Circuit Judge Charles Cope, is scheduled to plead guilty to two misdemeanors in California.
Fresh start on life lasts only a short while
Life on the outside of prison was brief for Patrick J. Pryor, who dies in a shooting during an early-hours struggle.
Tampa Bay briefs
Hotel shootings trial is postponed again
South Pinellas headlines
Petition: Cast wide for chief of police
Residents near Starkey oppose widening road
John T. Robinson, former bank executive, Gulfport mayor
North Pinellas headlines
Building boom expands lodgings for Scientology
Burn tower for firefighter training pushed
Teen challenging Largo juvenile curfew
Housing plan clears hurdle
School to shorten students' journey
Junkyard inquiry deepens
Children should not be in cigar bar
Alice Lipscomb's letter
Clearwater asked to test new ballot
Lamoureux is leading Junior Champions Tour
Hillsborough headlines
$100,000 may settle claim over fatal chase
Tenders of bar win a round
Residents hold on to only home they can afford
Millage notices head to taxpayers
News of Florida
$5.7-million settlement in boy's elevator death
Agency releases manatee protection measures
Lawsuit deal to cost UF $8.6-million
Around the state

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