Articles published on April 30, 2006

'Anti-Murder Act' up for third year in a row
By LLOYD DUNKELBERGER Tallahassee Bureau

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100,000 flee sectarian violence, 17 killed in fighting
The Associated Press

America should stray from the English system

Affordable property is dissolving

A hopeful future for people with mental illnesses

Around the region

A lesson in Army life Military introduction
By ALICE WALLACE Sun staff writer

Advocates say disabled care lacks funding
BY LIZ BABIARZ N.Y. Times Regional Newspaper Group

Another SEC series downer
By BRANDON ZIMMERMAN Sun sports writer

A wild ride for ex-Gator in New Orleans
The Associated Press

An uptown two-wheeled version of AT

April 29, 2006

Bush is cheating the country

Blacks with lower SAT scores may still get admitted to UF
By JACK STRIPLING Sun staff writer

Cramped attic becomes a refuge
By CANDICE OLSON Home and Gardent Network

Call for an ambulance, get a firetruck
By AMY REININK Sun staff writer

Carter-led Nets tie Pacers at 2-all
The Associated Press

Dollars should be backed by precious metal again

Demonization of poor hinders efforts to help

Dolphins help aging defense
The Associated Press

East Africa
The Associated Press

Errors costly for Marlins at home
The Associated Press

Effect of gas prices felt across the nation
The New York Times

Edmund White's memoir is a scintillating one
By BILL KONIGSBERG AP writer

Few changes since Katrina
The Associated Press

For tourists, hospitality is only a couch away
By TIFFANY PAKKALA Sun staff writer

For some teen literature, publishers go to the source
By JOSH GETLIN Los Angeles Times

Flair for nonfiction
BY MEREDITH K. RIDENOUR Special to The Sun

Gainesville should create an additional expressway

Groups' split with al-Qaeda widens
The Associated Press

Hoopster even started coaching locally

Health care set to get increases, cuts
By LIZ BABIARZ N.Y. Times Regional Newspapers

Homeowners often turn to day laborers
The Associated Press

It's really rocket science

Jews aid Sudanese Muslims
By NEELA BANERJEE The New York Times

Lobbyist reforms watered down
Scripps Howard News Service

Lawsuit challenges Alachua election results
By LISE FISHER Sun staff writer

Mets turning it around at Turner
The Associated Press

Mortgage maze is challenge for buyers
Detroit Free Press

Meetings lean toward the right

Mosley moves from mystery to parable
By DIANE SCHARPER The Baltimore Sun

Newberry should fight the coming development

Pats snap up Jackson
BY ROBBIE ANDREU Sun sports writer

Picking help for offense
The Associated Press

Parade of Homes runs 1-6 p.m.

Palatka players may receive NFL calls
By JOHN PATTON Sun high school sports editor

Releases from Guantanamo complicated
By TIM GOLDEN The New York Times

Record edges Spotsgone to win Derby Trial
The Associated Press

Sharing wealth brings questions
By MURRAY CHASS The New York Times

Seahawks select UM's Jennings
The Associated Press

Senators hand Bolts early exit
The Associated Press

Situation in Iran echoes Cold War
By DAVID E. SANGER and ELAINE SCIOLINO The New York Times

Spiller wins title in 100
By JOHN PATTON Sun high school sports editor

Something Bruin in Jax
The Associated Press

Southern Cal surprise Bush, Leinart drop in an otherwise pretty predictable first round
The Associated Press

Sox, Devil Rays trade beanballs
The Associated Press

Seminoles, Hurricanes have record-setting first round
The Associated Press

Shaw serves up Florida history fiction-wrapped
By GARY KIRKLAND Sun staff writer

Sky-High gas prices: Are speculators to blame?
By KEVIN G. HALL Knight Ridder Newspapers

Spend respectfully.
The Denver Post

The plaza should be shared, with no one monopolizing it

Trade deal derailing war on drugs?
The Associated Press

The world is warming up to nuclear power
BY STEVEN MUFSON The Washington Post

Tom Selleck reprises role as police chief in CBS' 'Jesse Stone: Death in Paradise'
BY FRAZIER MOORE The Associated Press

Using weapons to prevent their creation seems odd

UF early admissions data show more black applicants rejected than other groups
By JACK STRIPLING Sun staff writer

With outrage at pumps, eyes turning to Gulf gas
By CORY REISS Sun Washington Bureau

Your Last Chance: The 2006 Parade of Homes concludes today
By RISA POLANSKY Special to The Sun