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Articles published on July 16, 2006

$600,000 over budget...3 months behind schedule...and traffic problems to boot
By ALICE WALLACE Sun staff writer

'Angela's Eyes' debuts tonight
By FRAZIER MOORE The Associated Press

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Absent hosts at party leave guests to fend for themselves

An increasingly confident Kremlin poses problems for U.S.
McClatchy Newspapers

After a 39-year absence, Hoylake a mystery to modern players
The Associated Press

Astros stomp Marlins, 12-0
The Associated Press

Another Drew makes his big-league debut
The Associated Press

A look at new books
By RON BERTHEL Associated Press writer

Assistant warden resigns; another on leave
By KAREN VOYLES Sun staff writer

Around the region

Beach camping
By CINDY LOOSE The Washington Post

Backfield bounty

Big Papi blasts his 32nd homer
The Associated Press

Barbaro's condition remains stable after tumultuous week
The Associated Press

Bush should be impeached

CHOICES should provide a successful health care plan

Crosby was compassionate

Cyclists run off road call 911 for help
By NATHAN CRABBE Sun staff writer

Cox takes the lead for Tigers Auburn's Cox now speaking up more
The Associated Press

CATCHING UP WITH ...Hill eyes his own program
By JOHN PATTON Sun sports writer

Collateral damage

Can't get enough of a good library

CHOICES supporter: Stop funds collection
By CINDY SWIRKO Sun staff writer

Don't lack black.
Universal Press Syndicate

Despite negative reaction, professor happy with whistleblowing
By BILL SANDERS and ANDRE' L. SHANNON The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Dispensing of pills now commonplace at camps for kids
By JANE GROSS The New York Times

D-Lineman was a great pass rusher
By Robbie Andreu/Pat Dooley

Edwards gets to flip for New Hampshire
The Associated Press

For Jays, better may not cut it
By MURRAY CHASS New York Times

Farmers hope this all-natural little pig goes to market
By NATHAN CRABBE Sun staff writer

Feldman's conduct is unprofessional

Firefighters battle huge Calif. blazes
The Associated Press

Gunmen abduct members of Iraq Olympic Committee
Los Angeles Times

Government should deal with the real problems

GOP hides behind patriotism

Had a gas in Paris

Helen Thomas scolds media
By BOB DEANS Cox News Service

Homer heaven
By KYLE NAGEL Dayton Daily News

In-home pet-sitting services have grown in popularity over the past decade
By KATIE BURNS Special to The Sun

Israeli, Hezbollah conflict may grow
Los Angeles Times

July 16, 2006

Jess Walter enjoys acclaim of Edgar award
By NICHOLAS K. GERANIOS Associated Press writer

July 16, 2006

Land buy will serve tennis at GHS
By AMY REININK Sun staff writer

Landis gambles lead
The Associated Press

Landing the lower airfares
By SCOTT MCCARTNEY The Wall Street Journal

Mark Chambers' versatility has made him a familiar sight onstage at the Hippodrome
By CHRIS GLAZIER Special to the Sun

McDonough rips Crosby

Mass e-mailings not always effective with elected officials
By CINDY SWIRKO Sun staff writer

Middle East dominates G-8 summit
The Associated Press

New home's cramped kitchen gets a modern shape

No. 49 FLORIDA 48, AUBURN 7
When: Nov. 3, 1990.
By Robbie Andreu/Pat Dooley

No. 49 Nat Moore
By Robbie Andreu/Pat Dooley

Overruns may delay other work by FDOT
By NATHAN CRABBE Sun staff writer

Party files to dismiss Seminole suit
The Associated Press

Please don't feed the alligators
The Associated Press

Q&A: Pay-as-you-go cell phone options for Europe
The New York Times

Snuffing cigarettes

Stewart needs N.H. boost
The Associated Press

Senden leads John Deere
The Associated Press

Stewart and Edwards race Modifieds
The Associated Press

Search for sister leads to '96 crash
The Associated Press

Stem cell research showdown looming
By SHERYL GAY STOLBERG The New York Times

Sen. Lieberman hopes his fate isn't sealed with a kiss
By MARK LEIBOVICH The New York Times

Shuttle bids farewell to the space station
The Associated Press

The road to Zora Neale Hurston
By NICOLE JOHNSON St. Petersburg Times

Time to choose a direction

Twins CF Hunter taken for X-rays on left foot
The Associated Press

Taliban, desert encircle U.S. base
Chicago Tribune

Three-way lead in Jamie Farr Classic
The Associated Press

U.S. has little leverage to deal with global crises
McClatchy Newspapers

U.S. team will not look like its old self Squad aims to return U.S. to top
By IVAN CARTER The Washington Post

U.N. imposes sanctions on North Korea
The Associated Press

VA overreacted to ID theft

What people consider their dream-come-true differs for every generation
St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Women's rate of participation in workforce is falling
By NELL HENDERSON The Washington Post

Yankees rough up White Sox, Buehrle
The Associated Press

Images of the Day

Mark Chambers' versatility has made him a familiar sight onstage at the Hippodrome

Mark Chambers plays an elf in the Hippodrome's production, The Santaland Diaries.

An increasingly confident Kremlin poses problems for U.S.

People attend a concert of Russian pop groups and singer at St. Basil Cathedral in the area adjacent to Red Square, with Kremlin's Spassky Tower is at left.

The Florida Gators' Chris Leak passes during their 31-24 victory over the Iowa Hawkeyes' during the Outback Bowl at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, FL on Monday January 2, 2006.

In-home pet-sitting services have grown in popularity over the past decade

Melinda Gablehouse, right, poses with her daughter Maggie, 15, and a few of their pets from left Charlie a cockatiel bird, a Welsh Corgi dog named Sadi, Izzi an American Fuzzy Lop bunny, and Wally another Welsh Corgi, in their Archer, Florida home on Thursday, July 6, 2006.

Carl Edwards does a back flip off the hood of his car to celebrate his victory in the NASCAR Busch Series' New England 200 auto race Saturday, June 15, 2006, at New Hampshire International Speedway in Loudon, N.H.

Tony Stewart waits in his garage before the final practice session for today's Lenox Industrial Tools 300.

$600,000 over budget...3 months behind schedule...and traffic problems to boot

Gainesville Police officer Steve Bristow and Cpl. Lindsey White help motorists exit the Westgate Regency Plaza on W. university Avenue

Smoke drifts across Beirut, Lebanon Saturday, July 15, 2006 following a nighttime Israeli airstrike on the Hezbollah stronghold in the densely-populated southern suburbs.