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Articles published on December 21, 2002

All is not well in the County
Tom Hoctor is a Ph.D. candidate in the UF Department of Wildlife Ecology and Conservation.

All lit up
By GARY KIRKLAND Sun staff writer

Attacks in Afghanistan may rise, general warns
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

All four fliers survive training jets' collision
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Auburn rolls Mayaguez
COMPILED FROM SUN WIRE REPORTS

Braves trade Millwood to cut payroll
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Bush, S. Korea president-elect agree to strengthen ties
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Bush: Iraq's list falls far short
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Bush shelves trip to Africa
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Copyright controls
By ANICK JESDANUN AP Internet Writer

Chills, but not snow, lie ahead for region
By KATHY CIOTOLA Sun staff writer

Dolphins wary of the trap
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Doctors give Fort Myers trauma center another year
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Daughter drops fight over Williams
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Damaged Keys sanctuary case settled
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Eastside has the answer
By CLIFF OLSEN Special to the Sun

Eagles seeking home-field advantage
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

FCAT hurdle remains for many seniors
By CATHI CARR Sun staff writer

Former Russian royals ask pardon for Czar Nicholas II
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Face-off in Iraq named top news story of 2002
By DAVID CRARY AP national writer

Frist's past may haunt him
By DAVID FIRESTONE The New York Times

French presence up in Ivory Coast
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Ford must alter SUV ads
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Gainesville taps UF grad as new economic head
By ASHLEY ROWLAND Sun staff writer

Hamilton draws Hurricanes' best
By DYLAN B. TOMLINSON Sun sports writer

Iraqis vent anger on day of prayer
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Iverson, Sixers nip Lakers in OT
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Jordan hits stride- could 40 be next?
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Korean War heroics of airman honored
By ERICH SEAN-PAUL SPIVEY Special to the Sun

Lott resigns leader post; Frist in line
By CARL HULSE The New York Times

Legislators spend cash to fix up offices
By GARY FINEOUT Sun Tallahassee Bureau

Magic send Nuggets to 7th straight loss
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

New device alerts help if firefighters in danger
By KATHY CIOTOLA and ASHLEY ROWLAND Sun staff writers

Nation and world news briefs
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

OPEC say spare capacity can cover world demand
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Pontiff credits miracle to Mother Teresa
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Police say father made his 2 kids smoke pot
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Panel suggests caps on malpractice suits
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Pre-election bribery scandal hurting Likud
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Paint trail leads police to stolen paint sprayer
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Questions linger after latest loss
By BRANDON ZIMMERMAN Sun sports writer

Report shows unemployment down in Florida
By JOE COOMBS Sun business writer

Santa Claus has his own pet project this season
N.Y. Times Regional Newspapers Group

SFCC graduates walked diverse paths
By DOUGLAS JORDAN Sun staff writer

States back coverage of contraceptives
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Smith ready for new challenge
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Schiavo's husband asking court for removal of tube
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Student is chosen to head local GOP
By TIM LOCKETTE Sun staff writer

Tradition of mistletoe prevails

Troubled department awaits new Miami police chief
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Thompson now heads pirates
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Take care of traffic needs before it's too late

Taped beating leads to teen's arrest
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Venezuela protesters look to oust president
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Western Kentucky wins title
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Wall Street firms reach settlement
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Work, not worry, awaits some
By DIANE CHUN Sun staff writer

WSU fans say Price must go
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

White House eases fear of Net monitoring center
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Why Dec. 25?
By RICHARD N. OSTLING The Associated Press

YMCA spurs fitness feud
By ASHLEY ROWLAND Sun staff writer

YMCA weighing Wiles among options for new branch
By CATHI CARR Sun staff writer

Zook taking calls
By ROBBIE ANDREU Sun sports writer

Images of the Day

Western Kentucky cornerback Trent Willis (16) celebrates the team's 34-14 victory over McNeese State to win the NCAA Division I-AA championship Friday in Chattanooga, Tenn.

Buddy Pearce and his son, Chad, 12, show off their Christmas lights at their home at 24314 Northeast State Road 36 in Melrose

Eric Olsen works at his computer which is open to his Web site, Blogcritics.org, Tuesday, Dec. 17, 2002 in Aurora, Ohio. Olsen reviews books, music and movies on his Web site. Olsen said because U.S. copyright laws prohibit breaking copy-protection measures used on DVDs, even for commentary and other legally permitted "fair uses", he won't be able to offer sound snippets from movies and bonus materials on DVDs.

Troubled department awaits new Miami police chief

New Miami Police Chief John Timoney talks to reporters on the front steps of City Hall Friday, in Miami. The former Philadelphia Police Commissioner will take over Miami's troubled police department next month, city officials said.

Justin Hamilton is averaging 8.2 ppg through Florida's first nine games.

Miami coach Dave Wannstedt went to an extreme this week with the hopes of reminding his players about the possibility of a trap.

Attacks in Afghanistan may rise, general warns

U.S. Army Lt. Gen. Daniel McNeill, head of the coalition forces in Afghanistan, is interviewed by the Associated Press Friday, at the air base in Bagran, Afghansitan. Attacks on U.S. and coalition forces in Afghanistan are likely to increase if there is war in Iraq, McNeill said Friday.

Gainesville resident Braze Brickwedel works out Wednesday at the YMCA in Gainesville. Brickwedel points to the low price and friendly atmosphere as his reason for working out at the YMCA.

Senate Republican leader Trent Lott, R-Miss., talks to reporters Wednesday, in Biloxi, Miss. Bowing to pressure from his fellow senators and the Bush White House, Lott resigned his position as Senate Republican leader on Friday after his colleagues openly began lining up behind Tennessee Sen. Bill Frist.

Starting pitcher Kevin Millwood was 18-8 with a 3.24 ERA last season for the Braves.

People pray in the Um-Al Maarek or Mother of Battles mosque during Friday prayers in Baghdad, Friday.