Articles published on March 2, 2005

Spell it O-l-s-o-n
By GARY KIRKLAND Sun staff writer

Hudson, Braves agree to $47M contract extension
The Associated Press

Sonic bombs spark Seattle rally
The Associated Press

Spring escapades
By AMY REININK Sun staff writer

Ex-racer must wear sign to warn others about dangerous driving
The Associated Press

Fowler remains in hospital following brain hemorrhage
The Associated Press

Sinkholes force insurers to flee
By JANINE YOUNG SIKES Sun staff writer

Policy change to affirm Boyd as schools boss
By DOUANE D. JAMES Sun staff writer

Oscar contest winner went with intuition
By DAVE SCHLENKER Sun entertainment editor

Mystery squid solidifies new ocean research concept
By BILL KACZOR Associated Press Writer

Your medicine cabinet needs a yearly checkup
By RHODA FUKUSHIMA Knight Ridder Newspapers

Hidden money in politics targeted
By LLOYD DUNKELBERGER Tallahassee Bureau

Computer scientists back file-sharing technology
The Associated Press

Media outlets seek access to DCF filing regarding Terri Schiavo
The Associated Press

Court reverses verdict in case of torture
By JILL BARTON Associated Press Writer

Prison officers face charges in in steroid ring
By LISE FISHER Sun staff writer

Attack on police, army recruits kills 122 in Iraq
By WARZER JAFF and ROBERT F. WORTH The New York Times

GOP expects delay on Social Security
The Associated Press

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3 state Death Row inmates impacted
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

3 win council seats; referendum approved

Area where boys died poses known dangers
By LISE FISHER and ALICE WALLACE Sun staff writers

And the 2005 winner is...
By AIDA MALLARD Communities correspondant

Bobcats can't dig out of third-quarter hole
By AUSTIN LYON Special to The Sun

Bucs cut Johnson, Jurevicius
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Business briefs

Bush seeks more faith-based aid
KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS

BTK suspect noteworthy for remarkable stability
By SHARON COHEN AP national writer

City plans prove to be changeable
By AMY REININK Sun staff writer

Davis paces attack
By BRANDON ZIMMERMAN Sun sports writer

Elected sheriff a bad idea

Florida 50, Georgia 38
AP

Front page March 2, 2005

Gators down Mercer, 13-1, for sixth straight win
By University Athletic Association

Gainesville Police searching for rape suspect
Lise Fisher / The Gainesville Sun

Giant sinkhole opens up near Lake City
By MEREDITH MANDELL Sun staff writer

Gift card fees to be limited
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Giants of the gridiron: Are they just really fat?
By LINDSEY TANNER AP medical writer

High court plunges into debate over government displays of Ten Commandments
The Associated Press

Justices bar executions for minors
By LINDA GREENHOUSE The New York Times

Keystone Heights elects City Council
Sun Staff Report

Let children decide own views of creationism

Let's talk about AGH

Men's Golf takes second at 2005 Puerto Rico Classic
By University Athletic Association

Mourning returns to Heat
The Associated Press

March 2, 2005

Ninety-nine people become ill on Jacksonville-based cruise
The Associated Press

Nighttime pedestrian and bicyclist safety tips

No more U.S. trade agreements are needed

Print, mail, combined
By MARINA BLOMBERG Sun staff writer

Raiders run out of time in OT
By BARRY HECKARD Special to The Sun

Residency rule ends Chiles' bid in election
By LLOYD DUNKELBERGER and JOE FOLLICK Sun Tallahassee Bureau

SEC athletic directors recommend use of instant replay
By PAT DOOLEY Sun sports writer

Softball drops doubleheader to Michigan
By University Athletic Association

South Carolina dismisses top back
COMPILED FROM SUN WIRE REPORTS

Struggling Georgia could use large turnout
By KEVIN BROCKWAY Sun sports writer

Search for 9-year-old turns to hunt for clues
The Associated Press

Sheriff: Grandma killed, 2 kids abducted by man
The Associated Press

Syria to blame in Israel blast, U.S. declares
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

State's retailers more optimistic than ever, survey says
By DORIS CHANDLER Sun business editor

Tumbleweed town tunes
By Jo Tompkins Gainesville.com

Tests aren't a tell-all

U.S. coastlines to grow by 12 million people by 2015
SCRIPPS HOWARD NEWS SERVICE

Wave of euphoria
By JOHN PATTON Sun high school sports editor

WalkAmerica takes aim at premature births
By DIANE CHUN Sun staff writer

We're fooling ourselves