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December 22, 2000
Howard Troxler
The clout isn't often stored in the Cabinet
Our president-elect has spent the week "filling his Cabinet," which is a great phrase. Even after I understood as a kid that it wasn't a literal thing, filling a Cabinet still seemed like a fun job, in the way you might stock a toy fort, or a dollhouse.
Top stories
Campus may get more power
A compromise would keep the St. Petersburg campus in the USF system but give it more independence.
Court orders talks on Sam
The meaning of the Alabama high court's order for mediation over the adopted boy is unclear.
All drivers may appear in digital lineups
The Pinellas Sheriff's Office gets $3.5-million for a new photo-matching program.
Tampa Bay briefs
Girl mauled by family dogs listed in fair condition
Man, 18, sentenced to life for slaying
He, with two others, killed a man during a home invasion, investigators say.
Aisenberg spying extension unlawful
An investigator admits his application to continue secret surveillance wasn't legal.
'Crowbar robber' evades capture
In and out of banks in less than a minute, the man is responsible for a two-year crime wave, authorities say.
Drug case snitches lie, defense claims
TAMPA -- Defense attorneys for three St. Petersburg men accused of running a crack cocaine operation taking in more than $8-million a year told jurors Thursday that federal authorities had no evidence and relied on snitches with poor credibility to build their case.
South Pinellas headlines
Police gain weapon against booming bass
Arthur Hampton Jr., reliant on blood donors, dies
North Pinellas headlines
27-year police sergeant dies at age 49
Police: Man secretly taped talk with officer
Two escape injury as fire destroys home
Tarpon votes to raise rates about $3 at golf course
Charities rake in war chest wealth
Officials seek 2 men after bank robbery
City Hall Park will close for facelift
Crash victim worried about eyes
Single father, four kids touched by kindness
Family told their above-ground pool must go
Potential cadets can learn of life at West Point
Dear Santa: I wish our officials got more respect
All signs point to go for walkers
Season rolls by with highs, lows
Retired Col. Edward Imparato, wrote about WWII
Sight unseen
Best bets
Hillsborough headlines
Papers' ballot examination presses forward
A timely visit from a Claus with a cause
Drivers get a break on parking in Ybor City
Employee foils plans of would-be store robber
Bitten teen in fair condition
Bulletin board
Potential cadets can learn of life at West Point
Crash hurts two
News of Florida
Auditors hammer prison system
Bush team sizes up two Floridians

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