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Neighbors: News, notes from the Northwest ...
It's basketball season for St. Johns County middle schools. Congratulations to Northwest St. Johns County team members 2003-04 Switzerland Point Raiders, who are as follows:

People: Panel declares film quality deteriorating
ASPEN, Colo. (AP) -- The quality of films seems to have deteriorated in the last 20 years, a panel of producers and directors said during a salute to American filmmaking in the 1970s.

People: Rob Lowe not feeling the love of West Wing
RADNOR, Pa. (AP) -- Rob Lowe says he quit "The West Wing" because he felt slighted by the show's creator, Aaron Sorkin, over the size of his role and the money he was making.

Keeping You in Stitches®:
I have been promising you for weeks a series on quilting. The month of October will be dedicated to the subject of quilts, and I am privileged to have an expert quilter helping me with this series.

Column of the Day: Fashion and Style
Q: My husband and I spent some frustrating weekends searching for a suit that would look good on him. The problem is, he is 5-foot-5 inches tall and has a 44-inch chest. All the suits, including the "shorts" and "athletic" sizes, look goofy on his short frame. This leaves a great husband and wonderful father feeling like a real misfit, and it doesn't help when the salespeople snicker. Is it realistic to try to get a custom-made suit for not more than $400? If so, what fabrics and patterns would look best?

Dr. Donohue: Too much iron can be too much of a good thing
DEAR DR. DONOHUE My son is 36, and his doctor has told him he has too much iron in his blood. They removed blood from him. After it was removed, he felt tired and weak. His doctor said he has hemochromatosis. What is this? Is it serious? -- Anon.

Dr. Donohue: More than 50 conditions cause dementia
DEAR DR. DONOHUE: What is the difference between hardening of the arteries in the brain and Alzheimer's disease? My husband has hardening of his arteries. I am devastated and will not tell my husband. Is hardening of brain arteries fatal? He has had dementia for more than a year now. -- V.B.

A surreal scene behind prison walls
NEW YORK (AP) -- The crime was ... well, it was surreal. On an island inhabited by 14,000 accused criminals, a $250,000 Salvador Dali sketch disappeared during a midnight fire drill, replaced by a fake.

Skydiver dies after hitting bridge
CANON CITY, Colo. (AP) -- A skydiver attempting a stunt was killed Sunday when he hit a 1,000-foot-high bridge and fell onto the rocks below, police said.

Graham ends presidential campaign
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Bob Graham, a political veteran whose low-key style failed to gain traction in the crowded Democratic presidential race, said Monday night he was ending his campaign.

U.S. has long list of grievances with Syria's new Assad
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The United States hoped Bashar Assad would show more flexibility on the Middle East conflict than his father had.

Horn still critical after tiger attack
LAS VEGAS -- The future of the famed Siegfried & Roy show was in doubt Sunday with illusionist Roy Horn still in critical condition after a tiger mauling. Employees of the show were encouraged to look for other jobs.

Arkansas town's mayor, police chief called to Iraq
BRADFORD, Ark. (AP) -- The mayor, police chief and school librarian are all leaving for military duty Monday that is expected to take them to Iraq, and the residents left behind in this tiny town of 800 are scrambling to fill their roles.

Developers of MRI awarded Nobel Prize
An American and a Briton were jointly awarded the 2003 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine Monday for their seminal roles in the development of magnetic resonance imaging, or MRI, used routinely by doctors to reveal in startling detail the interior of the human body.

Clark trails rivals in developing political organization in crucial early nominating state
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) -- For all his high-wattage candidacy, Wesley Clark lags far behind his Democratic presidential rivals in the months of organizing and hours of handshaking that it takes to win the Iowa caucuses.

Schwarzenegger claims 'unbelievable momentum'
SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Marching on the Capitol he hopes to claim in the recall election, Arnold Schwarzenegger said he sensed "an unbelievable momentum" Sunday, despite new allegations of sexual harassment and signs of a tightening race.

State Department urges caution, cites Syria as a sponsor of terrorism
WASHINGTON -- The United States served notice Sunday that it considers Syria on the wrong side of the fight against terrorism and appealed for restraint in the Middle East after Israel struck inside its Arab neighbor's territory.

Windshield cracks, fires cause worry
WASHINGTON -- Alitalia Flight 610 was over the Atlantic on its Rome-to-New York flight last July when the Boeing 777 seemed to shudder. Passengers smelled smoke.

Hundreds gather for candlelight vigil outside hospital treating Roy
LAS VEGAS (AP) -- Ildiko Pataki, a veteran acrobat of the Siegfried & Roy show, heard a loud commotion and instantly knew something had gone badly wrong at The Mirage.

Recall election takes place today
SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Arnold Schwarzenegger struggled to put sexual harassment allegations behind him Monday as a new poll indicated some voters were having second thoughts about recalling Gov. Gray Davis.

Divided on plan to let shareholders pick company board members
WASHINGTON (AP) -- After a series of corporate scandals, the government's top securities regulator endorsed a proposal last year to make it easier for big shareholders to install directors on a company's board.

For the record
A committee meeting of the 40th Anniversary Commemoration of the Civil Rights Demonstrations of 1964 will be held at 6:30 p.m. today at the Oaks Apartments, 30 Desoto Place in the recreational room.

Williams to receive de Aviles Award, championed Fort Mose
F.E. "Jack" Williams will be awarded the city's de Aviles Award at Government House today.

Oct. 19-25 is designated Character Counts week
It's time to make character count in St. Johns County. The week of Oct. 19-25 has been designated Character Counts! week in county schools.

Grant may pay for Beach sewage lines
ST. AUGUSTINE BEACH -- Older neighborhoods in the city may be able to hook into sewage mains that run through St. Augustine Beach, thanks to a state grant that will pay up to two-thirds of the cost.

Police Report: Charges after paint ball incident
A Jacksonville teen was charged with shooting a deadly missile into a vehicle Sunday afternoon after firing a paint ball into a car moving 60 mph, according to a report from the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office.

Army counsels soldiers dealing with Iraq war aftermath
FORT STEWART, Ga. (AP) -- Army Sgt. Joe Dombrowski did not see the worst of the war, but he witnessed some pretty bad stuff: the sound of enemy artillery as his unit crossed the Tigris River; the bloodstains on a Humvee after one of his commanders was killed; the soldier who survived a grenade blast that blackened even the whites of his eyes.

Israel hits base in Syria after suicide bombing
KATZRIN, Golan Heights -- Israel bombed a target inside Syria that it claimed was an Islamic Jihad training base, striking deep inside its neighbor's territory Sunday for the first time in three decades and widening its pursuit of Palestinian militants.

DNA matchmakers
JACKSONVILLE -- An accused serial rapist's DNA profile was put in a statewide database with evidence from unknown suspects -- but no match was reported as of Monday.

Spot zone change cuts school crowding
Due to the increased enrollment at Durbin Creek Elementary School, the St. Johns County School Board Thursday night unanimously approved a spot zone change for certain homes in the Julington Creek Plantation area.

Building a school in Guana area will be tough sell
TALLAHASSEE -- The director of Florida's Division of State Lands told the Ponte Vedra High School Coalition on Monday that it's almost impossible to use any part of Guana River Wildlife Management Area for a school site. It was the first state-level meeting on the subject.

A Passion for Ideas
Joseph Bova has not rested for years, and he does not plan to, either. At 94 years old, the St. Augustine man has no reason to slow down. He is the epitome of good health.

$250M plant o revitalize Marineland set to begin
Florida's oldest tourist attraction begins its evolution this week into a $250 million dolphin-centered research complex, including a restaurant, condos, retail shops and a resort hotel.

Police Report: Burglaries, thefts
The following was compiled from police reports collected from the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office (SJCSO), St. Augustine Police Department (SAPD) and St. Augustine Beach Police Department (SABPD)

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Silas Ware
Silas Ware Jr., 68, of Hastings, died Oct. 1, 2003, at Flagler Hospital following a long illness.

Rachel Shock Padgett
Rachel Shock Padgett, 85, died Saturday, Oct. 4, 2003, at her home in St. Augustine. She was born in Okmulgee, Okla., and moved to St. Augustine in 1942, following her marriage to the late Howard S. (Bill) Padgett. She taught in the St. Johns County school system for 27 years, and was on of the founding faculty members at Crookshank Elementary School. She was a graduate of Sophie Newcomb College of Tulane University, and was a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. She was active in Pilot Club International and was a member of Trinity Episcopal Church.

Martha E. Robinson Arnold
Martha Elizabeth Robinson Arnold, 92, died Oct. 5, 2003, at Glenmoor retirement community, St. Augustine. She was born Nov. 20, 1910, to Roy S. Robinson and Helen L. Robinson, at Dewey, Fla., on Pablo Creek in Duval County. She grew up in Smithfield, W.Va., and in the Hilden community north of St. Augustine. Elizabeth was a 1929 graduate of Ketterlinus High School, St. Augustine, and a 1934 graduate nurse from St. Luke's Hospital Training School for Nurses, Jacksonville. She was married in 1933 to the late Major Horace Levering Arnold, and they resided most of their 62 year life together on Loretto Road in Mandarin. Elizabeth was a wonderful mother and homemaker, a skilled artist, pianist and horticulturist. She operated Woodside Fernery in Mandarin, and developed a patented fern named "Frizzy Lizzy". She was the organist at the Episcopal Church of Our Savior from 1948 to 1955, and was a lifelong Episcopalian. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 9, at the Hardage-Giddens Funeral Home Chapel, 11801 San Jose Blvd., Jacksonville, followed by burial in Mandarin Cemetery. The Rev. John Palarine will officiate.

Irene Louise Carter
Irene Louise Carter, 43, of Hastings, died Sept. 30, 2003, at Flagler Hospital. She was born in Eugene, Ore., and had resided in Hastings for the past three years, moving here from Jacksonville. She worked as a hair stylist and she had just recently become a certified nurse's assistant. She was of the Catholic faith.

Elouise Truett Kora
Elouise Truett Kora, 74, of St. Augustine, died Oct. 5, 2003, at her home. She was born in River Junction, Fla., and has lived here all her life. She graduated from Florida State University School of Music in vocal performance, and went on to extended studies at Juilliard and Manhattan School of Music. She performed opera internationally as well at Metropolitan Opera in New York City, with Arthur Fiedler, and in Germany, and in concerts in the southeast with husband Yugo Kora. She was a member of National Association of Music, N.A.T.S. Society of Arts and Lectures, Florida Music teachers association, ADK (Alpha Delta Kappa), since 1991 and served as director of Academy of Music at Jacksonville University. She loved her students, her Cockatoo, "Toby," her cats and all animals. Funeral services will be held Thursday, 11 a.m., at Ancient City Baptist Church, with Rev. Dr. David Rice, officiating. Friends may call from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Wednesday at Craig Funeral Home. In lieu of flowers, donations to Ancient City Baptist Church Organ Fund would be gratefully accepted.

Perspective: Even wrong ideas have a contribution to make
It is one of the sad signs of our times that a furor was created because Rush Limbaugh expressed an opinion as to why a particular quarterback seemed to him to be over-rated. In his view, it was because the powers that be in professional football were anxious to have a star quarterback who was black.

Around Florida
The bill Congress is debating is called the Agricultural Job Opportunity and Security Act, and it has strong bipartisan support...

Perspective: Noticing a few political indiscretions of late
WASHINGTON -- If there's no independent counsel in the forest, does a corrupt tree ever fall?

Letter: County needs long-term financial planning
Editor: Watching with interest the St. Johns Board of County Commissioners 2004 budget discussions, I examined parts of the proposed budget in some detail and then met with several department heads. These discussions provided information and suggestions.

Perspective: The Writer's Art: Call it 'writer's interruptus'
Recently I was singing a paean of praise -- a redundancy, perhaps, for aren't all paeans in praise of something? -- of the period, but the column suffered (a common failing when a column runs more than 750 words) from omission -- it did not consider the em-dash. Aaargh!

Letter: Inspired commentary
Editor: Regarding your very touching, Sept. 20 column concerning National Guard participants in Operation Iraqi Freedom and the emotional consequences which their loved ones are painfully enduring. I became inspired, to write the following brief, heartfelt commentary:

Letter: Shock and awe
Editor: Every day American soldiers are dying in Iraq. U.S. casualties have reached over 300 dead, more than 1,200 with disabling injuries, and over 6,000 returned to the United States in body bags, on stretchers, or sick in body or mind.

Cubs eliminate Braves
ATLANTA -- Ninety-five years of frustration. Ninety-five years of ridicule. Put it all to rest. The Chicago Cubs are postseason winners.

Winless no more
JACKSONVILLE -- The Jacksonville Jaguars made their biggest halftime adjustment of the season. They held a lead. Jacksonville ended its six-game losing streak Sunday, keeping the San Diego Chargers winless with a 27-21 victory at Alltel Stadium.

Pressure on Zook heats up as losing continues
GAINESVILLE -- The yard outside the fraternity house across from The Swamp was dotted with couches, empty cups, trash cans -- all the remnants of a big celebration on one of America's most fervent football campuses.

Surprise! It's Marlins-Cubs in the NLCS
CHICAGO -- Count Jack McKeon among all those people who counted out the Chicago Cubs when it came to the postseason. Then again, the Florida manager hardly expected his team to make it, either.

Emmitt sidelined indefinitely with broken left shoulder blade
TEMPE, Ariz. -- NFL career rushing leader Emmitt Smith has a broken left shoulder blade and will be sidelined indefinitely. The injury occurred early in the second quarter of Arizona's 24-7 loss to Dallas on Sunday when he was tackled by Roy Williams.

Another Braves season ends in disappointment
ATLANTA -- Here's a streak the Atlanta Braves don't like to talk about: For the fourth year in a row, they stood glumly in the home dugout at Turner Field, watching another team celebrate a postseason triumph.

Right at home
Kristie Price is a northerner by birth and a southerner by default. Her roots are in Michigan, but her swing has helped put Flagler College on the volleyball map.

U.S. women must regroup after heartbreaking loss to Germany
PORTLAND, Ore. -- The numbing semifinal loss to Germany ended the U.S. women's impressive World Cup run. There's still a game to play, but it's not the one they had hoped for.

Opponents question Newman's great mileage
KANSAS CITY, Kan. -- Ryan Newman's latest Winston Cup victory has opponents wondering how the No. 12 Dodge can go so far on a tank of gas.

Red Sox take Game 5
OAKLAND, Calif. -- Pedro Martinez, Johnny Damon, Manny Ramirez and even that maligned Boston bullpen -- they all were tougher than any curse.

Leftwich isn't just the future for the Jaguars
ACKSONVILLE -- A gash and four stitches didn't end the career of Mark Brunell. But the best thing that could've happened for the Jacksonville Jaguars was Brunell's elbow laceration suffered two weeks ago in a loss to the Indianapolis Colts.

Woods in position for honor
WOODSTOCK, Ga. -- Tiger Woods figures the season-ending honors on the PGA Tour will come down to the final tournament.

Germany ends Cup run for U.S.
PORTLAND, Ore. -- There will be no World Cup repeat for the American women, no triumph before a raucous home crowd.

Ortiz lifts Red Sox to tie; Yanks finish twins
BOSTON -- The "M-V-P" chants hadn't been heard at Fenway Park in a while -- at least not when David Ortiz was at the plate.

Browns roll to 33-13 win over Steelers
PITTSBURGH -- Tim Couch did what Kelly Holcomb couldn't do nine months ago -- preserve a big Cleveland Browns' fourth-quarter lead in Pittsburgh.

Jags win brings rewards, but issues still remain
JACKSONVILLE -- The Jacksonville Jaguars enjoyed the season's first "Victory Monday," as coach Jack Del Rio likes to call it -- a shortened workday as a reward for a month's worth of toil that finally paid off.

Firing Zook would be a major error
Ron Zook is your head football coach Gator fans. Deal with it. Maybe he shouldn't have been hired in the first place and I won't argue that point. But he was. So deal.

Tiger survives for his fifth win of the year
WOODSTOCK, Ga. -- Tiger Woods is still the best in the world, and his fifth victory of the year Sunday at the American Express Championship might be enough for his peers to vote him best on the PGA Tour again.

McBride recovering at home following surgery on arteries
TALLAHASSEE -- Former Democratic gubernatorial candidate Bill McBride was home from a trip to the hospital for heart problems and said he felt good enough to do some chores Sunday.

Only garage in Archer closes up shop
ARCHER -- It survived the Depression, world wars and bands of vandals. But Duke's Garage couldn't survive government regulation, and now this small town near Gainesville is left without a garage for the first time since the 1920s.

Mom charged with leaving 8 kids home alone
GAINESVILLE -- Police say a mother of eight left her children home alone overnight because she got drunk at a barbecue.

Two children die in mobile home fire in Jacksonville
JACKSONVILLE -- Two children, ages 3 and 4, died Monday inside a mobile home that caught fire while they were in their bedroom, authorities said.

Fantasy 5 Payouts
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) -- No ticket in the "Fantasy 5" game matched all five numbers, the Florida Lottery said Sunday.

Man in fight with truck driver dies in Tampa
TAMPA (AP) -- A Texas man who fought the driver of a moving truck while hanging from the pickup's side window died when the truck hit a tree.

Support increases for tax hike to ease Orlando congestion
ORLANDO -- Amber Tassone feels like she's spending the best years of her life stuck in traffic.

Most muck farm workers waiting for promised help
APOPKA (AP) -- When more than 2,000 farmworkers were put out of work when Florida bought out muck farms that were leaching chemicals into Lake Apopka in 1998, state officials promised them retraining and other help.

Suspect arrested in shootout at parking lot
BRADENTON (AP) -- Police have arrested a 20-year-old man in connection with a shootout in a busy grocery store parking lot that killed one man and wounded two others.

Police say man likely drowned in Gulf of Mexico
MEXICO BEACH -- A vacationing man found dead in the Gulf of Mexico near this Panhandle beach probably drowned, police said.

One wins $14 M Lotto jackpot
TALLAHASSEE -- One ticket matched all six Florida Lotto numbers to win a jackpot of $14 million, lottery officials said Sunday.

Security guard killed in farmers' market robbery
LAUDERHILL (AP) -- A 42-year-old security guard was killed and two employees of a farmers' market were injured during a robbery, sheriff's officials said Sunday. No arrests have been made.

Afghan women still suffering two years after Taliban's ouster
KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) -- The plight of many Afghan women has barely improved in the two years since the ouster of the Taliban regime, with forced marriages, rapes and domestic violence still occurring frequently, Amnesty International said.

Syria demands U.N. Security Council condemn Israeli attack
UNITED NATIONS (AP) -- Syria urged the U.N. Security Council to condemn an Israeli airstrike on a purported terrorist camp near Damascus on Sunday, while Israel defended the attack and accused its neighbor of harboring terrorists.

Pigeons provide tranquility in violent Iraq
BAGHDAD, Iraq -- They move like a dark, pretty wrinkle in the sky. They wheel left. Then right, soaring over minarets and gun battles and a palm tree crackling in flames. They circle smokestacks and lift above the muddy Tigris.

Diet as a clue to early civilization
About 6,000 years ago, people in what is now Britain stopped eating fish and shifted to cattle, sheep, pigs and goats in an abrupt and mysterious transformation that may offer new insights into the complex reasons why ancient peoples periodically changed their way of life.

Strike on Syria threatens to widen conflict
JERUSALEM -- Israel's surprising strike at an alleged Islamic Jihad base in Syria -- in response to a suicide bombing by the group -- threatens to widen the conflict with the Palestinians and draw in an old enemy, whose frontier with Israel has been quiet for 30 years.

Six people kidnapped at Malaysian resort
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia -- Armed kidnappers riding in a speedboat raided a remote resort in Malaysian Borneo, seizing six people before escaping, officials said Monday.

On patrol with America's warlord allies
PITHAVE, Afghanistan -- A Soviet bullet entered his skull behind the left ear and exited via the nearest eye socket, leaving nothing but lid. Two decades later, a permanently winking Maj. Mulla Naimatullah beams with pride when his commanding general tells this story.

China silent on first manned space flight
BEIJING -- The launch could happen as early as this weekend from a remote base in the Gobi Desert. China's first manned space flight would carry one "taikonaut," or as many as three. It could last from hours to several days.

AP Interview: Qureia wants truce, resists crackdown on militants
ABU DIS, West Bank -- A quick push to reach a truce with Israel, but no crackdown on militants despite U.S. pressure -- that's how Palestinian Prime Minister Ahmed Qureia summed up his agenda in an interview with The Associated Press on Monday, a day after taking office.
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