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February 12, 2003
Howard Troxler: Holton case shows it's time to bring the death penalty to justice
I support the death penalty for grievous crimes. Nothing less is justice. I do not care in the slightest whether it is or is not a "deterrent."
Top stories
Residents unfazed by terrorism alert
National security officials tell the public to be prepared. But in the bay area, peoples' lives seem unchanged.
Pinellas Park manager found dead
A spokesman for the city says that Jerry Mudd's suicide note expressed concern over work pressure and health.
Political junkie: Cheap shot question turns into big points
Kelly Benjamin scored the biggest ovation during a debate of Tampa City Council candidates before the Oakford Park Neighborhood Association -- and just as it looked like he had been sandbagged.
Schools to assign some kids on basis of race-need
The Pinellas district, which must maintain racial balance, will assign students whose parents did not make school choice.
Inverness voters put new blood on council
Political newcomers grab two seats in an election dominated by talk of police raises and a new city hall. The re-elected incumbent wins by only 16 votes.
Citrus sinkhole sucks down car
DUNNELLON -- Firefighters and rescue workers rushed to the north Citrus County community of Citrus Springs on Tuesday evening after a sinkhole swallowed a 1992 Toyota.
A sticky proposition for terror war
Duct tape has bonded mishaps large and small. Now demand is picking up for the latest soldier in the war on terror.
Fighting terror: Ex-weapons inspector brings antiwar message to USF
TAMPA -- It took only a glance to see that Scott Ritter was preaching to the choir Tuesday night at the University of South Florida.
South Pinellas headlines
Gas tank gold to burn off debts
Model race car fan plans Seminole track
Young writers don't let FCAT tension dog them
City manager's death stuns all
Engineer always had an invention in mind
Wal-Mart takes a neighborhood's measure
Military news
Guest column: There are two sides to airport story
Engineer always had an invention in mind
School assignments due out by mid March
Suite purchase a sweet deal for patients
'Woefully white'
Smoking ban spells the end for pub grub
Forum examines minority issues
Midtown gets voice in city planning rules
Skateboarders have two things to look forward to
Scouts twirl the dance floor as Sweethearts
Players in 90 class capture attention
St. Petersburg man is regatta's top sailor
Letters:
Losers of $31,000 ring earn coin toss
North Pinellas headlines
Man had intent to kidnap, court told
Prosecutor: Trail of blood leads to suspect
Agency at risk oflosing funds
Voters put new faces on Dunedin board
Some laud, some loathe new stop signs
Oldsmar candidates declare donations
Close colleagues indeed
Letters:
Largo Citizens Watch a disgrace to community
Hillsborough headlines
Aspiring successors roast Tampa's departing mayor
City employee wants job back
News of Florida
Bush worries war might strain ailing economy
FSU student dies in suspected case of meningitis
Graham wants details of $120-million oil buyout
Pals jab Jeb on the Big 5-0
Teenage killer describes frequent sex with man
Two paintings worth millions are recovered; three arrested
Broward elections chief says 2 city primaries go smoothly
Around the state: Utah congressman is foe of buying anthrax building
Escambia unloads tainted purchase
Cutting program tragic, advocates, patients say
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