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Articles published on December 23, 2002

A natural born leader
By JOE COOMBS Sun business writer

Attorney fees raise questions in Bartow
By JEFF SCULLIN N.Y. Times Regional Newspaper Group

Bits & Bytes

Bulldogs wallop App. St.
COMPILED FROM SUN WIRE REPORTS

Backups help Chiefs dim Bolts' hopes
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Best of 2002 for last minute tech shopping

Chavez pledges to regain control of oil in Venezuela
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Charities take freebie tactics to new levels
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Dec. 22, 2002

Dolphins pin hopes on beating Patriots
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Future school breaks mulled
By CATHI CARR Sun staff writer

Falcons improve chances
COMPILED FROM SUN WIRE REPORTS

Gators in the NFL
Compiled by -Brandon Zimmerman

Gators taking a break for cupcakes
By DYLAN B. TOMLINSON Sun sports writer

Giants one win from playoffs
COMPILED FROM SUN WIRE REPORTS

Gaps still exist in U.S. case against Iraq
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Journalist killed in U.S. drills
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Jets are back in picture
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Jones will move soon on coach decision
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

King ready if Johnson can't play
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Key West officials looking to relocate the homeless 150 miles north to Miami
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Lakers need OT to top ailing Raptors
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Municipalities moving to protest Patriot Act
By MICHAEL JANOFSKY The New York Times

Man sticks neck out for turtles
By JULIE HAUSERMAN St. Petersburg Times

No. 23 Tar Heels thrash FSU

NASA unsure how to counter cries of faked moon landings
By MARCIA DUNN AP aerospace writer

N. Korea: Nuclear monitors disabled
By DAVID E. SANGER and JAMES DAO The New York Times

Not much settled as final week looms
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

News Briefs

No Sugar for FSU's Dockett
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Officials explain area road system
By TIM LOCKETTE Sun staff writer

Photo contest in Waldo adds more friction

Researchers seek cures for cancer on ocean floor
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Rookie QB gets warm response
By TIM SULLIVAN Sun sports writer

Raiders clinch West
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Rough day for 4 QBs
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Retailers remain anxious about cautious holiday sales
By ANNE D'INNOCENZIO AP business writer

Reservists to deploy after Christmas
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Report: Malvo fired shots
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Santa train pulls out for children of all ages this year
By CINDY SWIRKO Sun staff writer

Saints lose; playoff spot in danger
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Sen. Lott says he fell into 'trap'
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Time & Money

Titans cage Jags
By TIM SULLIVAN Sun sports writer

The essence of Christmas
By LEE FERINDEN Special to the Sun

Town mapping vision of future
By CINDY SWIRKO Sun staff writer

Texas escapes Princeton
COMPILED FROM SUN WIRE REPORTS

Tigers happy to be playing in Orlando
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Images of the Day

North Carolina's Rashad McCants makes a second-half dunk against FSU Sunday in Tallahassee.

Susan Parker is the vice president of Tri-County Bank in Newberry.

Florida guard Justin Hamilton attempts a free throw in the closing seconds of the second OT Saturday to defeat Miami.

Jacksonville running back Fred Taylor is stopped for a loss in the second quarter by Tennessee defenders Samari Rolle, left, and Lance Schulters. Tennessee defeated Jacksonville, 28-10, to secure a playoff spot.

Santa train pulls out for children of all ages this year

Frazier Springfield, 8, said that looking out the window was his favorite part of the trip on the Christmas Train. Although it was his first time, he said he would definately be back. "It was neato," Springfield said.

NASA unsure how to counter cries of faked moon landings

Author James Oberg poses in his home Nov. 20, 2002, in Dickinson, Texas, beside a commemorative globe marking the first landing on the moon. NASA hired the former rocket scientist to write a minibook refuting those who claimed the 1969 Apollo moon landings were faked, but later killed the deal following a rash of bad publicity.

Matthew Aresco holds a turtle Sept. 13, 2002 next to Highway 27 North between Lake Jackson and Little Lake Jackson in Tallahassee, Fla. Aresco has been trying to save turtles on this stretch of road about seven miles north of Tallahassee for about three years, ever since the day he was out driving on U.S. 27 and saw a smashed turtle. And another. And another.

Tampa Bay coach Jon Gruden wouldn't say Sunday who'll be his QB tonight, Brad Johnson (above) or Shaun King.

French Ambassador in Kuwait Claude Lesguardi informs journalists about the death of French reporter for TFI television channel Patrick Bourrat at the gates of the French Embassy in Mansuriya, Kuwait City. Bourrat sustained serious injuries when he was hit by a tank on Saturday, Dec. 21 while covering a live fire exercise of US troops in the Kuwaiti desert near the Iraqi border. He was treated at Kuwait Armed Forces Hospital, but died in the early hours of Sunday, the French Embassy said.