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Articles published on October 15, 2005

A changed Baton Rouge
By PAT DOOLEY Sun sports writer

Bobcats beat out crosstown rival
By JOHN PATTON Sun high school sports editor

Wie charges into second
The Associated Press

Source: NBC will pull out of NASCAR coverage after 2006
The Associated Press

Madison steamrolls Fort White
By BARRY HECKARD Special to the Sun

White Sox catapult to lead series, 2-1
The Associated Press

Johnson has to earn win at Charlotte today
The Associated Press

Bulldogs tear up young Eagles defense
By ADAM BECKER Special to the Sun

Penguins choke again in overtime
The Associated Press

Pats' Bruschi may return this season
The Associated Press

Gators have solid practice session prior to Madness
By KEVIN BROCKWAY Sun sports writer

It's must-win for both of these one-loss coaches

3 slain victims' blood found on man's boots
The Associated Press

Senator announces support for new immigration bill
The Associated Press

Tracking mobile phones for real-time traffic data
By DAVID A. LIEB Associated Press Writer

Survey: Most homeowners plan to pay off mortgages

Her orchid collection has truly blossomed

Doll-maker becomes target of conservative protest
By DAVID CRARY AP National Writer

Bankruptcy law changes on Monday
By SANDY SHORE The Associated Press

Let the festivals begin

Dixie vocational school being named for Oliver
By KAREN VOYLES Sun staff writer

Hurricane blows to the economy: Prices, production, confidence
By MARTIN CRUTSINGER AP Economics Writer

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Around the region

An uncertain ocean harvest
By NATHAN CRABBE Sun staff writer

Bush is refining his push for Miers
The Associated Press

Bird flu virus found in girl resists drug
The Associated Press

Church deals with slavery regret
Religion News Service

Driver dies after plowing into rear of truck on I-75
By MEGAN V. WINSLOW Special to the Sun

Don't hire your good buddies

Darts and Laurels

Expert finds taste counts for a lot
By DIANE CHUN Sun staff writer

EU moves to keep avian flu out of bloc
The Associated Press

Evacuation, shelter plans need work in Tampa area
The Associated Press

Florida 17, LSU 21 Final

Five to watch
By DAVID KRONKE Los Angeles Daily News

Gone in 60 seconds
By JEFF ADELSON Sun staff writer

High school roundup
From staff reports

In U.S., fewer are minding their manners
The Associated Press

Iraqis begin to vote on constitution
The Associated Press

It matters who is named SUS chancellor

In defense of loud pipes

Judge opts for anonymous jurors in Brucia slaying trial
The Associated Press

Legislators must remember to separate church, state

Man gets death penalty in slayings
The Associated Press

Mentors help volunteers help victimized kids
By BARBARA FLORES Special to the Sun

Meeting on the Mall
By ADELLE M. BANKS Religion News Service

NASA unclear on reasons for foam loss
The Associated Press

No respect for the prize

October 15, 2005

Prison team had trouble on, off field
By KAREN VOYLES AND JOE FOLLICK Sun staff writers

Pre-K enrollment lower than expected
The Associated Press

Rove testifies again over CIA leak
The Associated Press

Road worriers
By ROBBIE ANDREU Sun sports writer

Roundabouts are the way to go at intersections

Rethink plans to rebuild low-lying New Orleans

Search ends for survivors in rubble
The Associated Press

Social Security checks going up
The Associated Press

Tom DeLay goes after prosecutor
The Associated Press

Three movies, post Duke

This week's rankings

UF official defends nuclear security
By BOB ARNDORFER Sun staff writer

Images of the Day

LSU fans Joey Harvey, front, Adam Marchand, rear, in white, and Jon Polk, right, cheer the Tiger volleyball team Friday in Baton Rouge.

Buchholz's Quinton Nicholas tries to break through a tackle by Gainesville High's Oliver Aaron during Friday night's game at Citizen's Field. Buchholz won, 8-7. Nicholes finished with 61 yards on 22 carries.

White Sox starting pitcher Jon Garland, center, is congratulated by teammates following his complete game, 5-2 win over the Los Angeles Angels in Game 3 of the American League Championship Series in Anaheim, Calif., Friday, Oct. 14, 2005. White Sox Paul Konerko (14) and A.J. Pierzynski are at right.

Former Florida running back Ciatrick Fason makes a touchdown against LSU on Oct. 11, 2003, at Tiger Stadium. The Gators must overcome the hostility in Death Valley again today.

Iraqi President Jalal Talabani votes in the constitutional referendum in Baghdad, Saturday, Oct. 15, 2005. Polls opened on time on Saturday for the country's landmark referendum, with more than 15 million Iraqis registered to vote "yes" or "no" to a new draft constitution. Iraq has tightened security across the country, closing its borders and increasing police and army patrols, hoping to foil insurgents who have threatened attacks aimed at derailing the vote.

Michael Scofield, right, may steal the show with his portrayal of Wentworth Miller in "Prison Break." In the show, Miller is trying to save the life of his brother,

Hurricane blows to the economy: Prices, production, confidence

A container ship is guided through the Oakland Estuary by a tugboat as it prepares to dock at the Port of Oakland Thursday in Oakland, Calif. The nation's oil bill surged to a record in August and so did goods imported from China, pushing the U.S. trade deficit to the third-highest level ever. And it is bound to get worse because hurricane-related increases for oil are still ahead. The port of Oakland is a major hub for goods coming to the United States from China.