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Articles published on January 4, 2006

Raiders fire Turner after two seasons
The Associated Press

Weiss fired by Seattle
The Associated Press

Propsal's late goal lifts Lightning in OT
The Associated Press

Florida marches into SEC play
By KEVIN BROCKWAY Sun sports writer

Dieters, step onto your scales
By ROSIE MESTEL Los Angeles Times

The latest in CPR
By VIRGINIA ANDERSON Cox News Service

'Brokeback Mountain' arrives Friday
By MANOHLA DARGIS The New York Times

Grundy articles not music to reader's ear

Leaks are treason

Real Iraq story not being reported

We should learn from other cities' mistakes

Protecting bad doctors hurts the medical profession

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12 of 13 miners confirmed dead
By JENNIFER C. YATES Associated Press Writer

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After Reports to the Contrary, Only One Miner Survives
By JAMES DAO and JOHN O'NEIL The New York Times

Around the region

Administration revamps its anti-terror grants to cities
The Associated Press

Are Gainesville's homes worth the asking price?
By MARINA BLOMBERG Sun staff writer

A short summer

A delicate balance

Bowden, Paterno score one for the old guys
By NANCY ARMOUR AP National Writer

Collision course
By CLARK SPENCER The Miami Herald

Clarett posts bond on robbery charges
The Associated Press

Devils tame Panthers
The Associated Press

Dawgs TE Pope likely to go pro
The Associated Press

DNA brings break in UF rape case
By DEBORAH BALL Sun staff writer

Florida State takes a pregame loss, when Cromartie turns pro
By TIM REYNOLDS AP Sports Writer

Florida State's kicking nightmares reappear at Orange Bowl
By TIM REYNOLDS AP Sports Writer

Fire destroys mobile home in NW Gainesville
By DEBORAH BALL Sun staff writer

Former signee won't enroll
By KEVIN BROCKWAY Sun sports writer

Fed leaning toward end to series of rate hikes
The Associated Press

Food companies hope rotisserie chicken will reclaim '90s fame
The Associated Press

Filmmaker captures New Orleans amid Katrina
The Associated Press

Gadgets gone wild
The Associated Press

Gators riding a wave
By ROBBIE ANDREU Sun sports writer

Hotel's failure to warn about swinger convention infuriates soccer parents
The Associated Press

Hiring follows old patterns despite evolving diversity

Hamas insists on scheduled vote
The Associated Press

Imagine feasting on a college football playoff

Iran notifies U.N. of plans to resume nuclear research
The Associated Press

Iraq election results could take two weeks
The Associated Press

Jubilation to despair: Coal official says he knew within 20 minutes that news of survival was terribly wrong
By MARK WILLIAMS Associated Press Writer

January 4, 2006

Kicking woes cost Florida State yet again
By TIM REYNOLDS AP Sports Writer

Lobbyist's deal puts Congress on edge
By SHERYL GAY STOLBERG The New York Times

Mining, death way of life in West Virginia's coalfields
By ALLEN G. BREED and VICKI SMIT Associated Press Writers

Mountaineers prove their mettle by beating Dawgs
The Associated Press

Marquette upsets No. 2 UConn, 94-79
The Associated Press

Notre Dame not back yet
By TOM COYNE AP Sports Writer

New habits can't move in without space

Outback Mistake
The Associated Press

Penn State prevails in Orange Bowl all-nighter
The Associated Press

Pingpong weather
By NATHAN CRABBE Sun staff writer

Pistons hold off Magic
The Associated Press

Preemies' rate of survival tied to race, gender
By JEFF ADELSON Sun staff writer

President pushes for Patriot Act renewal
The Associated Press

Personal behavior has effect on society

Ranking college football teams by how many people watch them
By SAM WALKER The Wall Street Journal

Reid Poole, prominent UF band director, dies at 86
By ALICE WALLACE Sun staff writer

State Democrats file report for '05 credit card charges
By JOE FOLLICK Sun Tallahassee Bureau

States try to extend health coverage for students
The Associated Press

Suspects in beating may return to DOC jobs
By KAREN VOYLES and JOE FOLLICK Sun staff writers

Safety violations have piled up at mine
The Washington Post

Snow, sleet closes Northeast schools
The Associated Press

The day USC tightened its grip on greatness
By JIM LITKE AP Sports Columnist

Traveler's rider making final gallop at Rose Bowl
By JOHN NADEL AP Sports Writer

Twelve Miners dead in spite of earlier reports
By JENNIFER C. YATES Associated Press Writer

Trauma, drowning caused most state child neglect deaths
The Associated Press

TCU kicker shot to death
The Associated Press

United Airlines nearing end to bankruptcy
The Associated Press

West Virginia accident eerily similar to Alabama mining disaster
By JAY REEVES Associated Press Writer

White House promises mine disaster investigation
The Associated Press

Woman is killed in ATV accident
By LISE FISHER Sun staff writer

Wal-Mart sees fall in sales
The Associated Press

Images of the Day

After Reports to the Contrary, Only One Miner Survives

reported in Tallmansville, W. Va. that 12 miners had been found alive, only to be corrected three hours later that just one miner had survived Monday's explosion.

Twelve Miners dead in spite of earlier reports

Orlando Magic guard DeShawn Stevenson (9) goes to the basket against Detroit Pistons forward Rasheed Wallace (36) during the first half of an NBA basketball game Tuesday, Jan. 3, 2006, in Auburn Hills, Mich.

University of Texas head football coach Mack Brown, left, and Southern California head coach Pete Carroll appear together at the podium during a news conference Tuesday, Jan. 3, 2006, in Beverly Hills, Calif. The two coaches face each other in the national championship game at the Rose Bowl Wednesday.

Byung Goo Kong, of Korea, measures the size of LG's 102-inch plasma television at the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Tuesday, Jan. 3, 2006. The five-day event, opening Thursday, Jan 5., will consume 28 football fields of space as exhibitors ranging from Internet powerhouses like Yahoo Inc. to little-known gizmo makers all cast their bets on what they hope will be the next big trend in electronics.

Jack Abramoff, foreground, leaves Federal Court in Washington Tuesday, Jan. 3, 2006. The once-powerful lobbyist pleaded guilty Tuesday to federal charges of conspiracy, tax evasion and mail fraud, agreeing to cooperate with prosecutors investigating influence peddling that has threatened powerful members of the U.S. Congress. At right is his attorney Abbe Lowell.

Weighing yourself is key to losing pounds.

Florida sophomore center Al Horford, right, tangles with Morgan State's Roger Barnes. Horford finished with 12 points, seven rebounds and four blocks in 28 minutes of action in Florida's 92-49 blowout of Morgan State on Tuesday.