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Articles published on October 4, 2005

No way, Jorge: Flaherty will catch for Big Unit
The Associated Press

Changes are looming for woeful offensive line
The Associated Press

Nominee a woman of numerous 'firsts'
The Associated Press

Shands plans 200-bed cancer hospital in city
By DIANE CHUN Sun staff writer

UF experts say being a judge not a must
By BOB ARNDORFER Sun staff writer

Roberts takes reins of Supreme Court today
Los Angeles Times

Bali bombing caught on tape
The Associated Press

Officer fired in probe of prison sex assault
By KAREN VOYLES Sun staff writer

Restaurants join together to raise money for storm victims
By MARINA BLOMBERG Sun staff writer

Digital music explodes to 6 percent of global market
The Associated Press

Fla. firm's Nicotine vaccine would be first ever
The Associated Press

MCI settles fraud suits with states
The Associated Press

Manufacturing pace stronger than expected
The Associated Press

Auto sales dive on gas prices, end of discount
By DEE-ANN DURBIN AP Auto Writer

Crash on ATV kills child, 6
By DEBORAH BALL Sun staff writer

Offshore drilling bill pulled
The Associated Press

Accidents cause fatality, injuries
By DEBORAH BALL and LISE FISHER Sun staff writers

Blaine & Elmo
By SARAH L. STEWART Sun staff writer

Harriet who?

We should blame Bush for bad things that happen

Departure plans left air show fans bewildered

Air boats are part of the lake experience

Air Show was billed as a salute to veterans

Neopets
By MICHAEL LIS Albany Times Union

Frodo no more, Elijah Wood spreads out
By STEVEN REA Knight Ridder Newspapers

Jill Clayburgh roars back to Broadway with two plays
By MARK KENNEDY The Associated Press

Connelly's latest is a legal thriller
By BRUCE DeSILVA The Associated Press

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Around the region

Ambassador: U.S., France back on track
By DIANE CHUN Sun staff writer

Are the White Sox the new Red Sox?
The Associated Press

Arson charged in house fire
By LISE FISHER Sun staff writer

Alachua County schools honor super readers
Special to the Sun

Bush picks his former personal attorney for second Supreme Court spot
By ELISABETH BUMILLER The New York Times

Degory Named Draddy Trophy Semifinalist

Debt is a recipe for disaster

Exchange student living with convicted felon
By TIFFANY PAKKALA Sun staff writer

Historic home catches fire
By LISE FISHER

Hacker may have accessed UGA data
The Associated Press

Idle Miami takes the lead in the AFC East.
The Associated Press

Katrina dealt a blow to three historically black colleges
Chicago Tribune

Lack of emergency phones near Tanglewood pools raises concerns
By JOSH CZUPRYK Special to the Sun

MLB notebook
The Associated Press

Magic turn to Hill
The Associated Press

Meyer's critics are coming home to roost

Nominee has no judicial experience
By ELISABETH BUMILLER

NFL roundup

October 4, 2005

Republican enters race for House seat
By CINDY SWIRKO Sun staff writer

Sports briefs

Shredded spread
By ROBBIE ANDREU Sun sports writer

Speedy Manson may get tailback start
By ROBBIE ANDREU Sun sports writer

Seniors slid prior to accident
The Associated Press

Slowdown spreads for home sales
By DAVID LEONHARDT and MOTOKO RICH The New York Times

Study: At some point, you will be overweight
The Associated Press

Starke mulls installing cameras on traffic lights
By KAREN VOYLES Sun staff writer

Tom DeLay faces 2 new charges in second indictment
The Associated Press

Turkey, EU agree on terms for talks
The Associated Press

Text messages help get the word out to UF students
By LINDSEY MESSICK Special to the Sun

UF notebook
By BRANDON ZIMMERMAN Sun sports writer

U.S. offensive in Iraq continues
The Associated Press

UF grads host HGTV show on 'dream house' in Colorado

Yes, there is life after Carrie Bradshaw
By JESSICA YADEGARAN Knight Ridder Newspapers

Images of the Day

Changes are looming for woeful offensive line

Denver defensive end Marco Coleman comes free for a clean hit on Jaguars quarterback Byron Leftwich during the second half of the Broncos' 20-7 victory over Jacksonville on Sunday.

Auto sales dive on gas prices, end of discount

Rhonda Bowman looks at Ford Mustangs at Southgate Ford in Southgate, Mich., on Sept. 1. Ford Motor Co. reported Monday that sales fell nearly 20 percent in September.

Alabama defensive end Mark Anderson hits Florida quarterback Chris Leak, forcing a fumble in the first quarter of Alabama's 31-3 defeat of the Gators. It was the first time UF failed to score a touchdown since losing 30-6 at Mississippi State in 1992.

Bush picks his former personal attorney for second Supreme Court spot

White House counsel and Supreme Court nominee Harriet Miers, left, listens to Senate Majority Leader Bill First, R-Tenn., on Capitol Hill during a courtesy call on the Senate, Monday, Oct. 3, 2005 in Washington. President Bush nominated Miers to the Supreme Court on Monday to replace retiring Justice Sandra Day O'Connor.

James E. Wilson, 40, walks with Sgt. Paul Bernal on Monday following a fire that killed one person in his home at 1832 SW 42nd Avenue. Wilson is being charged with arson in the incident said Alachua County Sheriff's Office spokesman Lt. James Troiano.

Alachua County schools honor super readers

These Super Readers are recognized Saturday at the Family Literacy Festival for their participation in this year's Million Minutes of Reading Program.

Three-year-old Blaine Baxley is all smiles around her many Elmo dolls. The furry monster from Sesame Street has helped Blaine get through many an ordeal as she endured months of chemotherapy in her battle with leukemia. Now she is in remission and Wednesday night Blaine will attend Sesame Street Live at the O'Connell Center.