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Articles published on September 16, 2005

Sir Paul kicks off his tour in Florida
By EVELYN MCDONNELL Knight Ridder Newspapers

Delta, Northwest expected to look different after bankruptcy
By HARRY R. WEBER and JOSHUA FREED AP Business Writers

Katrina opens up market
The Associated Press

'Unfinished Life' works to renew faith in movies
By ROBERT W. BUTLER Knight Ridder Newspapers

'Crónicas' portrays the ruthless pursuit of news
By STEPHEN HOLDEN The New York Times

'Altar Boys' proves being young isn't easy
By STEPHEN HOLDEN The New York Times

'Caterina' narrows in on the big picture
By STEPHEN HOLDEN The New York Times

'Just Like Heaven' avoids romantic comedy purgatory
By GLENN WHIPP Los Angeles Daily News

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31 killed in Baghdad suicide bomb attacks
The Associated Press

Are forecful means on the horizon?
The Associated Press

Around the Region

Bush vows: `This great city will rise again'
Cox News Service

Big battle looms
By KEVIN BROCKWAY Sun sports writer

Bronson records seized in federal grand jury probe
By KAREN VOYLES Sun staff writer

Bush appoints secretary of health
The Associated Press

Book tied to infomercial sells big, draws criticism
The Associated Press

Bush opposes state law for anti-smoking funds
The Associated Press

Bush orders DCF to resume visits
The Associated Press

Background checks for Fla. schools to be fixed
By LLOYD DUNKELBERGER Sun Tallahassee Bureau

Clark's rise and fall

City shows it is anti- business with Wal-Mart

City misinterprets city code for multi-family zoning

Cutler leads Vandy surge
By ROBBIE ANDREU Sun sports writer

Cash is king next to paying with a mobile
By BRIAN BERGSTEIN AP technology writer

Cocoa Beach pays tribute to 'Jeannie
The Associated Press

Don't blame prices on gas station owners

Deadly Red Tide outbreak continues to spread

Daddy Yankee is coming on strong
By AGUSTIN GURZA Los Angeles Times

Dangerous dog abducted from animal shelter
By CINDY SWIRKO Sun staff writer

Five questions with... Florida sophomore setter Angie McGinnis.
By BRANDON ZIMMERMAN Sun sports writer

Football Capsules

GRU workers rise to the challenge in New Orleans
By JEFF ADELSON Sun staff writer

Homeowners begin to take aim at soaring rates of equity loans
The Associated Press

Is America really hated for our freedoms?

Judge in second Vioxx case reprimands Merck lawyer
By JOHN CURRAN Associated Press Writer

Locals should have prepared for Katrina

Lack of response from FEMA is lack of federal capability

Mayor embraces motherhood
By DEBORAH BALL Sun staff writer

No one gave up on the poor except the poor

Native Coloradan eager for intro to rivalry with 'Noles
By BRANDON ZIMMERMAN Sun sports writer

Nappy shakes up expectations at place-kicker

Ophelia just won't leave N.C. alone
The Associated Press

Pat's top ten picks
By Pat Dooley Sun sports writer

Preparing for opening day
By Tim Tucker Special to The Sun

Quirky Cage
By GEORGE M. THOMAS Knight Ridder Newspapers

REDEMPTION
By MARK LONG AP Sports Writer

Rivalry game brings hype to town
By MARINA BLOMBERG Sun staff writer

Roberts: High court is no place for ideologues
The Associated Press

Red tide hurts Cedar Key clam farms
By NATHAN CRABBE Sun staff writer

Residents of Big Easy to return
By WILLIAM YARDLEY The New York Times

Rivalry game brings hype to town
By MARINA BLOMBERG Sun staff writer

Roberts could share his view

Study reveals storms hitting stronger levels
The Associated Press

Share the road with truck drivers

Smith still going strong after 13 years in NFL
The Associated Press

Star school counselor in Bell
By KAREN VOYLES Sun staff writer

September 16, 2005

Schools again seek control over tuition, fees
By DIANE CHUN Sun staff writer

Taxing the rich benefits the nation

This should not be Crosby's decision

Three die in fiery I-75 crash at Micanopy

U.S. releases sex-study findings
By TAMAR LEWIN The New York Times

UF, groups excoriate cartoon in Alligator
By JANINE YOUNG SIKES Sun staff writer

Vols wideouts look to improve
The Associated Press

Woman, 73, ends up in jail over a sausage
The Associated Press

Wal-Mart decision does not reflect the city's stance

Weathering the storm
By TIFFANY PAKKALA Sun staff writer

Images of the Day

South Korean protesters burn a defaced banner of North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, his father Kim Il Sung and North Korean flag in a rally against South Korean government supporting to the North Korea in Seoul Friday. The latest round of high-level talks between the two Koreas were deadlocked Friday, threatening to scuttle chances for reaching any substantial agreements.

GRU workers rise to the challenge in New Orleans

Utility workers from various states across the country wait to enter the city of New Orleans through a security checkpoint Thursday.

Bush vows: `This great city will rise again'

President Bush concludes his remarks following his nationally televised address from Jackson Square in New Orleans on Thursday.

Nicolas Cage stars as an arms dealer who dodges bullets and betrayal as he schemes his way to the top in "Lord of War."

Spend enough time practicing to become proficient with your equipment before the Sept. 24 opening of bow hunting season in North Central Florida.

Florida middle linebacker Brandon Siler sacks Louisiana Tech quarterback Matt Kubik during the second quarter of the Gators' 41-3 win Saturday. The Gators rank first in the SEC in pass defense and second in scoring defense and total defense. BELOW: UF linebacker Earl Everett attempts to tackle Louisiana Tech running back Mark Dillard in the first quarter.

Smith still going strong after 13 years in NFL

Jacksonville wide receiver Jimmy Smith has nearly 800 catches, more than 11,000 yards and 60 touchdowns to his credit.

Homeowners begin to take aim at soaring rates of equity loans

John Ammatelli stands outside his home in Kansas City, Mo. Monday, Sept 12, 2005. He recently paid down a home equity line on his Kansas City, Mo., home.