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Bartram Trail baseball standout has signed a letter-of-intent to play for North Georgia College and State University.

Hepburn memoir to be published soon
Katharine Hepburn's death on Sunday triggered news of a huge publishing secret: For the past 20 years, Pulitzer Prize-winning biographer A. Scott Berg has been collaborating with the actress on a memoir that could not be published -- or discussed -- until she died.

Neighbors: News, notes from West Augustine ...
Last year, I wrote about Rita Monroe's family reunion in St. Augustine from July 5 through 14. Twenty-eight attended, including Rita's only daughter, Geri Marie Reinke, and all but two of Rita's seven sons (Tom and John couldn't make it).

'I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change' makes stage presence
" I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change" by Joe DiPietro, book and lyrics, and Jimmy Roberts, music, will open July 10 and be performed through July 27 with performances Thursdays at 7:30 p.m.; Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m.; and Sundays at 2 p.m.

July 4th in St. Augustine and elsewhere
10 a.m. - The North Beach Fourth of July Parade will begin at the North Beach Park in St. Augustine Beach. There will be prizes for patriotism and float design.

Making contact
Members of the St. Augustine Amateur Radio Society are celebrating freedom today by inviting the world to make contact with the Nation's Oldest City.

Making contact
Members of the St. Augustine Amateur Radio Society are celebrating freedom today by inviting the world to make contact with the Nation's Oldest City.

Books: Author reflects upon life as son of the Rosenbergs
When Robert Rosenberg was 7, changing his last name to Meeropol seemed unfair. He didn't want to lose his alliteration, and he certainly didn't want his older brother Michael to gain it.

Movie: Going blonde for the Fourth of July may be good
She's back, that Bel-Airhead blonde with the French manicure and the Harvard Law degree. And she's giving 'em Elle in Washington, drumming up support for a bill that would make it illegal for cosmetics companies to use animals as test subjects.

What are you doing for July 4th?
When he was a child, Larry Alameda watched many American soldiers come home from the terrifying jungles of Vietnam, only to receive a cold reception from the country they thought they were defending.

People: Hunter withdraws petition for divorce
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Actress and model Rachel Hunter has withdrawn her request for divorce from singer Rod Stewart.

A look at what's going on with the arts in St. Johns County
57 Treasury: For July, Barbara Perrotti's oil on canvas and raymar and Wendy Tatter's Batik on cotton will be featured. Open for art walk.

What are you doing for July 4th?
When he was a child, Larry Alameda watched many American soldiers come home from the terrifying jungles of Vietnam, only to receive a cold reception from the country they thought they were defending.

Movies: What's playing?
2 Fast 2 Furious - Paul Walker stars as an ex-cop, ex-con undercover agent in the sequel to the 2001 action-packed thriller "The Fast and the Furious."

Life in a Nutshell: Long ago days on the old soccer pitch
Well, I'm sure by now you've heard the big world news. No, it has nothing to do with Iraq, SARS or

Out & about
95 Cordova, 95 Cordova St., St. Augustine, 827-1888: Today from 8 to 11:30 p.m., Rich Walker will play guitar and Shelly Davis will play piano. Saturday from 8 to 11:30 p.m., Scott Wilson will play trumpet with Chris Rottmayer on piano.

Books: Words made in the USA
From "a-bomb" to "zillion" a charming, frothy little softcover volume.

Ripley's adds something new to the old
The Original Ripley's Believe It or Not! Museum has just completed renovations expanding the 13,500 sq. ft. exhibit area by 3900 sq. ft., adding more artifact displays and new interactive galleries featuring a vacuum air chair, shadow wall, travelling sounds, a foot piano and more.

A few vegetarian recipes straight from 'The Cook's Garden'
By J.M. HIRSCH

Touch of Mexican secret to this dish
Some dishes can be so easy and so simple.

Searching for an answer to the burning question: Where's the [Prime] beef?
I like steak, and the more marbling-fat, glorious fat-the better. That's why until recently I've been disappointed in not being able to find US Department of Agriculture (USDA) certified prime beef in St. Augustine or in the entire Jacksonville metro area.

Savory Sage: I scream, you scream, well you know the drill
July is national ice cream month. What can be more cooling than everyone's favorite summertime treat?

Surefire grilling techniques for July 4
HYDE PARK, N.Y. (AP) -- Nothing beats food hot off the grill for summer eating, especially on the Fourth of July with a menu of steak and potato salad.

Strawberries in a crispy phyllo pastry make the perfect patriotic dessert
Summer brings plenty of occasions for entertaining, both casual and festive, and strawberries rank high on menus for ease of presentation, color -- and popularity.

Ask Heloise: Tips on cleaning comforters, sleeping bags
Dear Heloise: Can you tell me the best way to clean a large comforter and sleeping bag? Any help will be appreciated. -- Brad C., Denver

Foolproof plank cooking
Grilling on a wood plank keeps food moist and gives it a mild, smoky flavor. Try it for fish, pork and beef.

Brain aneurysm Web site offers information, options
A cerebral aneurysm involves the dilation, bulging or ballooning out of part of the wall of a vein or artery in the brain.

Respiratory ailment lurking in some hot tubs
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. -- Trouble may be bubbling in the soothing waters of your hot tub.

'Growable' rod helps save little legs from bone cancer
WASHINGTON -- Four-year-old Domonique Patton was a weekend away from having her leg amputated -- the only solution, her surgeon insisted, for bone cancer in someone so young. Then her mother found a leg-saving alternative: the first bone-replacing implant that doesn't require more surgery to lengthen as a child's other leg grows.

Dr. Donohue: Finding right prescription is sometimes hard
DEAR DR. DONOHUE: My husband has high blood pressure, and he took Toprol for many years with good results. Last year he had gout seven times. The doctor put him on a cortisone, which worked for the gout but made his blood pressure medicine stop working. The doctor put him on Norvasc, which brought the pressure down, but the gout is returning, and his ankles and legs have swelled.

U.S. offers $25M reward for information on Saddam Hussein
BAGHDAD, Iraq -- The U.S. government put a $25 million bounty on Saddam Hussein and $15 million on his sons Thursday, seeking to quell a spreading insurgency fueled by uncertainty over the ousted Iraqi leader's fate.

Ten injured in Wilmington, in two home explosions
WILMINGTON, Del. -- A suspected gas explosion flattened two rowhouses Wednesday, injuring about 10 people, two of them seriously, authorities said.

Judge orders Malvo sniper trial moved from Washington area
FAIRFAX, Va. -- A judge Wednesday moved the murder trial of sniper suspect Lee Boyd Malvo 200 miles away from the Washington suburbs that were so terrorized by the string of killings last fall.

Bush to attackers: 'Bring them on'
WASHINGTON -- President Bush said Wednesday that American troops under fire in Iraq aren't about to pull out, and he challenged those tempted to attack U.S. forces, "Bring them on."

Research may spell end for high-dose chemo use in high-risk breast cancer
Studies show little advantage to high-dose chemotherapy for high-risk breast cancer

Double-crossing the Delaware: Spy told British Washington was coming, but warning was unheeded
WASHINGTON -- Through a spy, the British were tipped off that George Washington would be making his famous Christmas night crossing of the Delaware, but the information went unheeded, according to newly reviewed papers of the British commander.

Gun dealer linked to sniper rifle loses license
SEATTLE (AP) -- Federal regulators are revoking the license of a gun dealer whose store was the source of the rifle used in the Washington, D.C.-area sniper shootings.

Wal-Mart extends anti-discrimination policy to gay workers
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. -- Wal-Mart Stores Inc., the nation's largest private employer, will now include gays and lesbians in its antidiscrimination policy, company officials said Wednesday.

Authorities will remain vigilant over July Fourth weekend
ORLANDO -- During the Fourth of July weekend, millions of Floridians will watch fireworks displays. Hundreds of thousands of others will head to the state's beaches and theme parks, like Walt Disney World. Tens of thousands of NASCAR fans will be packed into the Daytona International Speedway.

French performers boycott the stage, take to streets
PARIS -- After calling off operas and foiling film festivals, thousands of French performing artists took their strike to the streets Wednesday, puffing into tubas and waving puppets in protest over unemployment benefits.

FOURTH OF JULY EVENT LISTINGS
Fireworks burst forth over the World Golf Village tonight during the fourth annual Red, White and Boom celebration.

U.S. offers $25M reward for information on Saddam Hussein
BAGHDAD, Iraq -- The U.S. government put a $25 million bounty on Saddam Hussein and $15 million on his sons Thursday, seeking to quell a spreading insurgency fueled by uncertainty over the ousted Iraqi leader's fate.

Fireworks, music to launch in sync
Thousands of spectators along St. Augustine's bayfront July 4 will hear stadium-quality speakers playing patriotic music set precisely to coincide with the rockets' red glare.

Randall seeks support for Sebastian project
St. Augustine developer Doug Randall, seeking support for his vision of the Sebastian Inland Harbor project, got backing Thursday night from an organization of King Street merchants.

AP Poll: Public wants SUVs to get better gas mileage, divided over their safety
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Americans think sport utility vehicles are safer than other vehicles -- for people driving or riding in them. For those who aren't, it's a different story.

St. Augustine Shores golf course sold
The St. Augustine Shores Golf Course and Driving Range has a new owner who promises to make the almost 30-year-old course a better place to play.

Three homes damaged by 'controlled burn'
The charred remains on a mile strip along State Road A1A north have become a garbage can of sorts, neighbors say.

For The Record
Giggling Gator Pub on King Street in St. Augustine is sponsoring an American Freedom Ride today from Cheyenne Saloon on U.S. 17 in Palatka to the pub.

Police Report: Man snatches diamond ring
Man snatches diamond ring: Deputies are looking for a man who snatched a diamond ring from a clerk in JC Penny and fled out of the store Tuesday afternoon, according to a report from the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office.

Northrop Grumman awarded $91.8 M contract
The U.S. Navy awarded a $91.8 million contract to Northrop Grumman this week to upgrade the weapons systems of EA-6B Prowlers.

Police Report: Man charged with animal cruelty
No boating zone by Bridge of Lions: There will be a "no boating, no water activity" zone north of the Bridge of Lions to Bird Island adjacent to the fort today, according to the St. Augustine Police Department.

For The Record
Holiday closings for Friday:

Ponce negotiations move ahead
St. Augustine Mayor George Gardner announced Wednesday that the city is closer to an agreement designed to save the historic golf course at Ponce de Leon Resort.

A star-spangled event at WGV
Ever wonder how many places in America have Liberty in their names or Independence? Did you know that Thomas Jefferson refused to sign the U.S. Constitution? Here are some freedom facts for you to digest:

Death Elsewhere: Versatile jazz flutist Herbie Mann dies at age 73; had battled cancer
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) -- Herbie Mann, the versatile jazz flutist who combined a variety of musical styles and deeply influenced genres such as world music and fusion, has died. He was 73.

Rosemary P. Lavelle
Rosemary P. Landis Lavelle, 80, of LaGrange Park, Ill., formerly of Chicago and St. Augustine, died June 29, 2003, at Bethlehem Woods Assisted Living Home. She was a homemaker. She was of the Catholic faith.

Letter: Keep Lake City VA a 24-hour operation
Editor: The CARES (Capital Asset Realignment for Enhanced Services) and the Department of Veterans Affairs in Washington are charged with making recommendations to realign VA health care nationwide.

Perspective: Hepburn was a classic feminist - independent and feminine
If movie stars can be role models, then Katharine Hepburn was mine. I loved that old girl from the first time I laid eyes on her. There was something about her that rang true to me and to a generation of girls like me. She was tough, independent, strong-willed and humorous, yet feminine and, yes, sexy.

Perspective: Independence celebrations keep universalism alive
Why do we celebrate the Fourth of July? After all, we are taught from kindergarten to the universities that all cultures are entitled to equal respect. Why then celebrate the creation of a nation that is no better than any other nation?

Perspective: Are we worthy of the Declaration of Independence?
WASHINGTON -- Independence Day, as some of us graybeards still call it -- ignoring the movie of the same name -- conjures up several vivid images. We imagine Mr. Jefferson in his Philadelphia rooming house, setting down the famous words, "When in the course of human events. ..."

Letter: Special prosecutor
Editor: In his editorial of June 19, 2003, George F. Will noted in the Sacramento Bee that Sociologist David Riesman wrote that there are two kinds of political people.

Letter: Tie cap to inflation
Editor: A possible solution to malpractice insurance caps would be to tie the amount of the cap to the rate of inflation/deflation.

Perspective: Remember the real heroes on Fourth of July
As we celebrate our freedom this Independence Day, we must remember the heroes who helped bring freedom to the Iraqi people.

Letter: Thank you angel
Editor: While on vacation in your beautiful city, I became ill in front of Flagler College. I had a fainting spell, and all of a sudden my husband heard a voice, that belonged to a beautiful young lady say, "Can I help you?"

Letter: More bike paths needed
Editor: I was very pleased to see the article in June 30 regarding bike safety in St. Johns County. My wife and I retired to the St. Augustine area largely because of the potential for cycling for most of our errands.

Sermon: Finding sacred spaces
It is easy to conclude that no one will ever visit our church building in quest of a sacred space. An old metal Butler building with plain glass windows and an extreme lack of decorations does not a cathedral make.

Celebrate the Fourth all weekend with picnic, concerts
From concerts to picnics, the Fourth of July will be celebrated this weekend by area houses of worship. Temple Bet Yam - Temple by the Sea - will host a picnic beginning at 4 p.m. today at the temple's recently acquired property on Wildwood Drive.

Reaching Out
There is a new church in town, and everyone is invited. Pastor Richard Brock started Anastasia Christian Fellowship with the motto: "Get a fresh start with the Lord!"

There's still time to enjoy a VBS this summer
It's July, and Vacation Bible Schools fun is continuing. Shiloh Baptist Church will host Vacation Bible School, July 23-25 from 6 to 8 p.m. All ages are welcome. Activities will range from games and Bible time with special treats each evening.

National briefs
PITTSBURGH (AP) -- A teachers' aide suspended without pay for a year for wearing a cross necklace at school will return to work temporarily while a judge considers whether to permanently overturn her suspension.

Local religion notes
Recording artist, the Rev. Monty R. Bell will be presented in a marimba concert at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the First United Methodist Church, corner of King and Riberia streets.

First Church member shares tales of life in the lighthouse
Rachel Daniels Lightsey's father helped light St. Augustine for years. Now, she's doing the same.

Religion briefs
Services at the Congregation Sons of Israel begin at 7:30 p.m. today at the synagogue, Cordova Street, with Rabbi Samuel Cywiak officiating. An oneg shabbat follows. Saturday at 9 a.m. regular services are held, and luncheon follows, hosted by Martin Broudy.

County tax collector to speak at next CPR meeting
St. Johns County tax collector Dennis Hollingsworth will be guest speaker Thursday for the meeting of CPR -- Christian Professional Resources.

Tourist churches learn to go with the flow
At a time when most places of worship are kicking back with reduced summer schedules and light attendance, some are busier than ever. In vacation spots and resort towns around the United States, churches, temples and mosques are gearing up for high tourist season.

Benefit to help local cancer patient
The Hispanic community of St. Johns County is coming together this month to help a wife and mother of two whose cancer has returned.

Upcoming events
Evangelist Margaret Rickerson of the women's department of First AME Church announces a women's conference July 16-18 at 7 p.m. each day at the First AME Church of Palm Coast, 91 Old Kings Road North.

Wonderful and wacky fashions donned in the name of charity
It was a wild, wacky fashion show, and Winnie Ingram classified herself as one of the wackiest when a fund-raising spaghetti dinner was held at the First United Methodist Church to raise money for local missions.

SAHS tennis star signs with Flagler
The former St. Augustine High tennis standout has signed a letter-of-intent to play for Flagler College

Understanding free agency is a pain in the cap
You should have had to sign a permission slip before embarking on this voyage. Free agency is dangerous. You could split a brain cell or two. Have you consulted your capologist lately? It might be a good time for a checkup.

Frustrating day for Henman, fans at rainy Wimbledon
WIMBLEDON, England -- No Englishman has won Wimbledon since 1936, so British fans are accustomed to waiting. And they did a lot of it Wednesday.

'Confident' Armstrong sticks with almost same team for record-tying Tour attempt
PARIS -- Lance Armstrong is working on the principle that if it ain't broke, don't fix it.

Friend says Dennehy and his roommate feared for lives
LEROY, Texas -- A missing Baylor basketball player and his roommate bought three guns and took target practice on a rural property outside Waco after claiming they had been threatened by a fellow player and feared for their lives, the landowner said Thursday.

BT's Warner signs with North Georgia
Bartram Trail baseball standout has signed a letter-of-intent to play for North Georgia College and State University.

Column: Time for Gators to join ACC
ORLANDO -- Go Gators. To the ACC, that is. OK, you orange-and-blue babies, it's time to stop whining about how Florida State and Miami have had it easy all these years and put your team on a level playing field.

David Beckham introduced as Real Madrid player
MADRID, Spain -- David Beckham finally pulled on the famous white jersey of Real Madrid at his long-awaited introduction Wednesday as millions of adoring fans watched worldwide.

Zito strong as oakland slips past Seattle
OAKLAND, Calif. -- Barry Zito pitched into the eighth inning for his second victory in nine starts and the Oakland Athletics beat the Seattle Mariners 5-2 Thursday.

Buckshot Jones back behind the wheel
Buckshot Jones was so convinced his racing career was over that he got a real job.

King James signs contract with Cavs
CLEVELAND -- Summer vacation is over for LeBron James. It's time to join the work force. James signed his three-year, $12.96 million rookie contract with the Cleveland Cavaliers, who selected the 18-year-old Akron high school phenom with the No. 1 overall pick in the NBA draft.

Waltrip has chance to make Daytona history
DAYTONA BEACH -- Michael Waltrip is quietly having the best season of his career and returning to Daytona International Speedway isn't likely to slow him down.

American Glory
WIMBLEDON, England -- Venus Williams' shoulders sagged with relief as she gave the Centre Court crowd a wave and weary smile, capping another triumphant day for her family at Wimbledon.

SAHS tennis star signs with Flagler
The former St. Augustine High tennis standout has signed a letter-of-intent to play for Flagler College

McPherson pleads no contest to gambling and theft charges
TALLAHASSEE -- Former Florida State quarterback Adrian McPherson pleaded no contest to gambling and theft charges Wednesday, avoiding jail time and leaving open the prospect of resuming his college football career.

Time is now to get the young guns zeroed in
If, like most hunters, you're carefully watching a calendar, you realize that only two months remain until the opening of dove season.

Fishing: Not much fishing fun on the Fourth
Although it's a wonderful weekend in terms of celebration, Independence Day is not one of my favorites when it comes to fishing.

Tiger ties course record at Western
LEMONT, Ill. -- Here's one way to quiet all that talk about a slump. Tiger Woods tied a course and tournament record with a 9-under 63 Thursday, taking a 2-stroke lead at the 100th Western Open.

Judge releases Canseco for five days to be with daughter
MIAMI -- A judge ordered former baseball player Jose Canseco to be released from jail Wednesday for a five-day visit with his 6-year-old daughter.

PGA Tour makes a return visit to Chicago
Just three weeks after Jim Furyk left Olympia Fields with the U.S. Open trophy, the PGA Tour is paying the Chicago area another visit. This time, for the Western Open.

Vancouver gets 2010 Winter Games
PRAGUE, Czech Republic -- Vancouver was awarded the 2010 Winter Olympics on Wednesday, taking the games back to Canada for the first time since 1988.

King: Malpractice insurance still divisive; hint of a possible deal
TALLAHASSEE -- Senate President Jim King said Wednesday that senators are still far from agreeing with Gov. Jeb Bush on how to lower the cost of doctors' malpractice insurance, but hinted at a possible compromise.

Zoo debuts unique, up-close exhibit
MELBOURNE (AP) -- The Brevard Zoo wants visitors to see exotic animals up close at its new Expedition Africa exhibit. But not too closely, as zoo executive director Margo McKnight realizes rhinoceroses don't mix well with people.

Florida Panhandle fishermen recount surviving Tropical Storm Bill
COCODRIE, La. (AP) -- Two fishermen who barely survived an encounter with Tropical Storm Bill are not letting their brush with death keep them off the water.

Father of boy who shot friend pleads guilty
MIAMI (AP) -- A father was sentenced Thursday to 18 months in prison for illegally owning a rifle that his 11-year-old son was accused of using to fatally shoot a 10-year-old friend.

Report: Broward-Bahamas pipeline would be small threat to reefs
FORT LAUDERDALE (AP) -- A natural gas pipeline stretching from Broward County to the Bahamas would have little impact on coral reefs, wetlands or public safety, a federal environmental review said.

Mars rover launch rescheduled for Sunday
The launch of the second of two NASA Mars rovers has been delayed by an additional day -- until Sunday -- so engineers can perform tests to make sure the rocket carrying the space probe is ready to launch.

No one wins Lotto; 2 winners in Fantasy 5
TALLAHASSEE (AP) -- No ticket matched all six Florida Lotto, meaning Saturday's jackpot will be worth an estimated $18 million, lottery officials said Thursday.

Police warn beachgoers after two drown
PANAMA CITY BEACH (AP) -- Police added extra beach patrols Thursday and urged people to stay out of the water the day after two people drowned in rough seas churned by the remnants of Tropical Storm Bill.

NASA creates new positions, reassigns managers in shuttle program
CAPE CANAVERAL (AP) -- NASA shook up its space shuttle program Wednesday, creating new positions and reassigning managers five months after space shuttle Columbia disintegrated over Texas, killing all seven astronauts aboard.

Truck loaded with fireworks explodes on southwest Florida beach; at least four dead
BONITA SPRINGS, Fla. (AP) -- A tractor-trailer loaded with fireworks exploded in flames at a beach park Wednesday, killing at least four people and injuring two others, authorities said.

Fifth person dies after fireworks blast
BONITA SPRINGS -- Investigators gingerly combed the scene of a deadly fireworks explosion Thursday looking for clues into what set off the blast that killed five people as they unloaded an Independence Day display.

Man arrested for murder a month after getting out of jail
FORT PIERCE (AP) -- A man recently released from prison was arrested on charges that he raped and killed a woman and left her body in the woods.

Brain-damaged 5-year-old awarded $7.1 million
NEW YORK -- A 5-year-old girl, left unable to walk or talk when a bacterial infection devastated her brain at birth, was awarded $7.1 million Thursday after a jury found she and her mother were not given proper obstetric and pediatric care.

Nazi 'joke' sparks uproar
BRUSSELS, Belgium -- Italy's flamboyant prime minister launched his country's leadership of the European Union on Wednesday by telling a German lawmaker he should play the part of "kapo" in a film about a Nazi concentration camp.

Train cars fall off bridge in India, killing more than 18
HYDERABAD, India (AP) -- A train engine and two coaches fell off a bridge and landed on a fish market and parked taxis in southern India Wednesday, killing at least 18 people, officials said.

Liberia looks to United States for rescue
DAKAR, Senegal -- The United States is being called to the rescue of Liberia -- yanked by old bonds many Americans never knew the United States had.

U.S. and British politicians vow to stay the course in Iraq as pipeline breach halts oil flow
BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) -- The British foreign minister and American senators visiting Iraq on Wednesday played down concerns that the U.S.-led occupation risks descending into a Vietnam-style quagmire, saying the remnants of Saddam Hussein's regime will be crushed.

German teen shoots teacher, kills self in high school
COBURG, Germany (AP) -- A 16-year-old student armed with a pistol and a revolver opened fire in his classroom Wednesday, wounding a school psychologist and fatally shooting himself.

Administration building posse to keep peace in Iraq
BAGHDAD, Iraq -- Poland is sending 2,300 soldiers. Ukraine promises 1,800. Small bands of Macedonians and Albanians are already here. And Sri Lanka says it's ready to consider requests for help.

French performers boycott the stage, take to streets
PARIS -- After calling off operas and foiling film festivals, thousands of French performing artists took their strike to the streets Wednesday, puffing into tubas and waving puppets in protest over unemployment benefits.

Palestinians regain control of Bethlehem in latest hopeful sign
BETHLEHEM, West Bank (AP) -- A Palestinian flag fluttered in Manger Square as Palestinian police marched into Bethlehem Wednesday, taking control of the ancient West Bank city after Israel withdrew under a U.S.-backed peace plan.

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