Articles published on November 1, 2005

Lawtey man dies in house fire
By LISE FISHER Sun staff writer

Drilling can help state

'Canes stop Buchholz, can't finish Niceville
By RON SEIBEL Northwest Florida Daily News

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Around the region

Alito nomination signals all-out ideological fight
By TODD S. PURDUM The New York Times

At 50, Tylenol brand gaining steam on safety image
The Associated Press

Abandoned fetus leads to charges
By LISE FISHER Sun staff writer

Area is anti-growth toward large businesses

Area views diverge on latest nominee
By BOB ARNDORFER Sun staff writer

Behind a quiet little TV hit is a most reliable hit maker
By BILL CARTER The New York Times

Big 3 moves on to the next level
By KEVIN BROCKWAY Sun sports writer

Campus briefs

Commodores use bye week to prep
The Associated Press

Canadiens rebound to beat Rangers, 4-1
The Associated Press

Court nominee conservative with a long judicial record
The Washington Post

Consumer spending, incomes bounce back
The Associated Press

Code Pink's actions embolden the terrorists

Coulter is hate-filled conservative speaker

Disney has high hopes for an animation comeback
The Associated Press

Ending the fraudulence
PAUL KRUGMAN

Experts dismiss scare over bird flu
By DIANE CHUN Sun staff writer

Early estimate puts Wilma's citrus damage at $180 million
By MIKE SCHNEIDER Associated Press Writer

EasyJet tycoon cruises into new ventures
The Associated Press

Fed interest rate highest in four years
The Associated Press

Frank Oz talks about life as Yoda
By JOHN BEIFUSS Scripps Howard News Service

Fitzgerald restores integrity and credibility

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Gruden: Rice to play this week
The Associated Press

Gators need help, but are still alive
By ROBBIE ANDREU Sun sports writer

Hornets begin new season in new home
The Associated Press

How to create a balloon animal
By PATRICK KAMPERT Chicago Tribune

Hurricane Wilma's latest victims are South Florida's trick-or-treaters
The Associated Press

How would state health officials respond to pandemic?
By DIANE CHUN Sun staff writer

Judge eases the ban on grouper fishing
St. Petersburg Times

Jacksonville faces cleanup, questions
By AMY REININK Sun staff writer

Loyalty for a coach?
By JIM LITKE AP Sports Columnist

Miami and Florida International will play in 2006, 2007
The Associated Press

More death penalty crimes won't make us more safe.

November 1, 2005

Panel delivers final recommendations for rewriting tax laws
The Associated Press

Police arrest fifth student ties to attacks
By TIFFANY PAKKALA Sun staff writer

Pittsburgh survives scare vs. Baltimore
The Associated Press

PGA Tour looking for its own World Series
The Associated Press

Pizza restaurant could rescue city's block-grant status
By KAREN VOYLES Sun staff writer

Police conduct Halloween sex offender sweep
By DEBORAH BALL Sun staff writer

Parks remembered for courage, strength
The Associated Press

Panhandle soldier who died in Iraq promoted posthumously
The Associated Press

Problem of not enough teachers inspires a state to get creative
By Diane Chun Sun staff writer

Qualifications not in doubt this time
By BOB ARNDORFER Sun staff writer

Richard ready to make mark
By KEVIN BROCKWAY Sun sports writer

Senate goes into closed session
By LIZ SIDOTI Associated Press Writer

Siler, Baker miss practice for Gators

Sub-sational
By JOHN PATTON Sun high school sports editor

Seven U.S. troops killed in Iraq
The Associated Press

Tony Stewart looking for breathing room in Texas
The Associated Press

The prosecutor’s diagnosis was that no cancer was found
DAVID BROOKS

TV crime shows take a hit in ratings
By SCOTT COLLINS Los Angeles Times

Talented students
Special to The Sun

Take a deep breath... this won't be easy

USC back on top of BCS standings, flip-flopping with Texas
By RALPH D. RUSSO AP Sports Writer

UF notebook
By BRANDON ZIMMERMAN

UF football notebook
By ROBBIE ANDREU Sun sports writer

UF students help get caboose in gear
By ASHLEY KNAUS Special to The Sun

Video shows fatal beating
By LISE FISHER Sun staff writer

White House not restaffing or apologizing for now
The Associated Press

War on terror gives women hope for the future