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Top News USF Poly leader ousted By Kim Wilmath, Times Staff Writer USF president Judy Genshaft puts Marshall Goodman on a year's leave. Clock ticking on tax hike McClatchy Newspapers House Republicans throw a wrench in the works as Congress heads for the holidays. Ron Paul's rise in polls in Iowa worries GOP By Jonathan Martin and Alexander Burns, POLITICO Some fear it will make the state's caucuses irrelevant. Found, after 30 cold years By Ben Montgomery, Times Staff Writer The remains of Peggy Sue Houser, who vanished one summer night in 1981 in Tampa, have finally been identified thanks to a forensic anthropologist at USF. As Cuba plans to drill, Coast Guard stays alert By Craig Pittman, Times Staff Writer Gulf oil spill lessons will be quickly applied. OSHA: Broken rules a killer By Kameel Stanley, Times Staff Writers A demolition company is fined over $12,000 in a Weedon Island building collapse. Couple in a bind, trapped by the rules By David DeCamp, Times Staff Writer He has Lou Gehrig's disease and must sell his home, but county zoning is in the way. Morality mouthpiece David Caton's latest target: Muslims By Sue Carlton, Times columnist Top Sports News Would hit be fit for Bucs? By John Romano, Times Sports Columnist Sure, many want Raheem Morris out. Getting rid of one guy may be satisfying — but finding his replacement is more difficult. Morris argues in favor of Talib By Rick Stroud, Times Staff Writer The Bucs coach says injury and a pending trial have not shaken his belief in the CB. Garon quietly sits in Lightning limelight By Damian Cristodero, Times Staff Writer He is not No. 1 but is now playing like one, and as much as one. Top Features Things to do for Wednesday, Dec. 21 By Sharon Kennedy Wynne, Times Staff Writer Florida citrus Christmas By Janet K. Keeler, Times Food and Travel Editor The Sunshine State's signature fruits are a tasty addition to holiday baked goods, breakfast treats, drinks and salads. How lucky if you've got a loaded tree in your yard. There's a method to this madness By Laura Reiley, Times Food Critic Eclectic cuisine draws assorted crowds who reward the restaurant with loyalty. ADVERTISEMENT   For more, go to: http://www.tampabay.com Unsubscribe from this newsletter or manage other newsletter subscriptions at tampabay.com. ©2011 • Tampa Bay Times 490 First Avenue South • St. Petersburg, FL 33701 • 727-893-8111 Contact Us | Join Us | Advertise with Us | Subscribe to the Tampa Bay Times Privacy Policy | Standard of Accuracy | Terms, Conditions & Copyright

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