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Articles published on October 21, 2002

AOL 8.0 brings new look and

Alachua trying to trace missing water
By CINDY SWIRKO Sun staff writer

Candidates supportive of charter schools
By CATHI CARR Sun staff writer

Confined Iraqis get amnesty
By SALAH NASRAWI Associated Press Writer

Irish greenlight EU expansion
By ED JOHNSON Associated Press Writer

Life of bombing suspect cleric reflects Indonesia's weaknesses
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Letters to the Editor

Mourners remember sniper victim who beat breast cancer
By HEATHER GREENFIELD Associated Press Writer

Message adds twist in search for sniper
By ALLEN G. BREED Associated Press Writer

New phone tip led to note

Powell: Full disarmament of Iraq would be sufficient
By WILLIAM C. MANN Associated Press Writer

Retail space should help downtown
By ASHLEY ROWLAND Sun staff writer

Speaking Out: The right to breathe air free of tobacco smoke
ALEJANDRA ELLISON- BARNES

Speaking out: Cast your ballot
JOSEPH W. LITTLE

Singer stands firm in feud with Powell
The Associated Press

Two men taken into custody for questioning in sniper case
By ALLEN G. BREED Associated Press Writer

Images of the Day

Law enforcement agents look for clues in the woods behind the Ponderosa restaurant Sunday.

The Irish Prime Minister Bertie Ahern, second right, with members of his government, Dick Roche, Minister for European Affairs, Brian Cowan, Minister for Foreign Affairs, and Malcolm McDowell, right, Minister for Justice and Law Reform, speaking at a news confrence after the announcement of the Nice Referendum result at the Central Results Centre at Dublin Castle, Sunday after Ireland's vote for a Yes was passed in the referendum on the EU Treaty.

Oren Paulsen, left, Alachua's public works director, and Clovis Watson Jr., Alachua's city manager, discuss 110 million gallons of city-pumped water that has not been billed. City officials are planning to launch an investigation to find out what happened to the water, about 30 percent of all water pumped by the city from March 2001 to February of this year. The groundwater storage tank behind them, off U.S. 441, holds 1.5 million gallons of water.

Montgomery County Police Chief Charles Moose on Sunday asks the person who left the police a message Saturday to call law enforcement.

This city lot, bounded by SW 2nd Avenue and SW 1st Avenue will be the site of the new parking garage, across the street from the new county court house, under construction.