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'Alice' on stage The Summer Musical TheatreCamp for kids continues its 12th summer season with "Alice In Wonderland." This production comes to the stage at 2 p.m. Saturday and at Flagler College Auditorium in downtown St. Augustine on Granada Street.

Shriners Hospitals for Children score big in Kingfish Challenge
The Shriners Hospitals for Children were big winners in this months Kingfish Challenge Tournament, thanks to the Ancient City Game Fish Association.

SJEA members share tips at convention
Four St. Johns County teachers joined more than 9,000 colleagues from across the nation earlier this month as delegates to the National Education Association's Representative Assembly in Orlando.

Club Calendar
Meeting space Rowe's Supermarket, located in the shopping center at State Road 312 and U.S. 1, has a community meeting room available which will hold up to 40 people.

JSL membership increases by 9
The Junior Service League welcomed nine new members last month during their annual dinner meeting.

Go & Do
TODAY Childrens author: Nationally-known author and illustrator Ted Arnold will be at several libraries throughout St. Johns County to present a fun-filled program. See him at 10 a.m. at the Main branch, 1960 N. Ponce de Leon Blvd., St. Augustine; and at 2 p.m. at the Hastings branch; join him at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Ponte Vedra branch; and at 2 p.m. at Bartram Trail branch; then at 10 a.m. Thursday at the Southeast branch. Call 827-6925.

'Alice' opens Saturday
The Summer MusicalTheatre Camp for kids continues its 12th summer season with "Alice In Wonderland'" on stage at 2 p.m. Saturday at Flagler College Auditorium, Granada Street.

Self Help
TODAY 7 a.m. -- Winning Game Sunrise AA, 18 South Dixie Highway. Non-smoking.

News and notes from St. Augustine Beach ...
Where did you put that green or orange thing? You know-that tag made for hanging on your car mirror that is intended to allow you quick entry back to the island after a hurricane evacuation.

Democrats schedule fundraisers, get-out-the-vote events in county
The St. Johns County Democratic Executive Committee's featured speaker this month will be Cody Fowler, brother of Jim Davis, one of Florida's Democratic gubernatorial candidates. The meeting will take place at The Center of The St. Augustine Record at 7 p.m. Thursday.

Sertoma, humane society in joint effort
The Sertoma Club of St. Augustine and the St. Augustine Humane Society have joined together to operate The Second Time Around Store. The facility is located at 1690 U.S. 1 South, Suite H. Hours of operation are 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday; closed Monday; Tuesday and Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Legacy Scholarship Program honors former city resident
A former St. Augustine resident is part of the Legacy Scholarship Program sponsored by the Alabama Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators, Inc.

County 'people of vision' nominations accepted
Nominations are now being accepted for individuals who will be recognized as people of vision in St. Johns County.

Neighbors: Election season under way in Putnam
Politics are starting to enter people's consciousness. How do we know? Political signs are going up.

Adapted as a comic book, 9/11 commission report hits home Anew
If the mood on the plane that crashed into the side of the Pentagon, American Airlines Flight 77, could have been a color, it would have been a soft, translucent tan, according to a comic book about the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.

Beyonce and mom sued by former partner
Beyonce and her mother, Tina Knowles, are being sued for $1.5 million by Greg Walker, a former business partner who says he was never paid for landing a $15 million manufacturing deal for the duo's House of Dereon clothing line. Filed this week in New York State Supreme Court, the breach-of-contract suit claims Walker has received only $25,000. Reps for House of Dereon declined to comment.

Getting rid of green swimmer's hair
Q: Swimming is my main form of exercise in the summer. I love spending time in the pool, but I hate the way it turns my hair greenish and makes it feel like straw. Why does this happen? And more to the point, is there anything I can do to prevent these problems?

Dr. Donohue: Sink spitting is gross, not infectious spreadable
DEAR DR. DONOHUE: My husband generates a lot of mucus, and he spits it into the sink where food preparation takes place. It turns my stomach, but he says it all washes down the drain. What do you say? -- R.M.

Tamoxifen may not have large effect on mortality
DALLAS -- A new analysis suggests that the high profile, lavishly researched drug tamoxifen, when taken for breast cancer prevention, may in fact keep few women from dying.

Dr. Donohue: PSP being recognized more often
DEAR DR. DONOHUE: Will you enlighten me on my husband's latest diagnosis -- progressive supranuclear palsy? Three years ago he was diagnosed with dementia. We recently changed to another neurologist, and he made this present diagnosis. Please address it. -- H.S.

Studies fail to quell concerns over gas treatment of meat
WASHINGTON -- A bitter regulatory battle over the safety of a packaging system that can keep meat looking fresh long past its shelf life is escalating, amid complaints that the industry misinterpreted recent research reports to bolster its case.

National Report
Trees pile high as St. Louis awaits return of electricity ST. LOUIS -- More than 100 dump trucks rolled through city streets Sunday collecting mangled trees and branches left behind by last week's powerful storms that cut power to hundreds of thousands of customers.

Panel sharply critical of Bush's law 'signing statements'
WASHINGTON -- A panel of legal scholars and lawyers assembled by the American Bar Association is sharply criticizing the use of "signing statements" by President Bush that assert his right to ignore or not enforce laws passed by Congress.

Cross may provide legal test
SAN DIEGO -- Ronald Reagan had just left office, the Christian Coalition was new, "values" had yet to become a buzzword of American politics and six of the current U.S. Supreme Court justices had other jobs when an atheist sued the city of San Diego for permitting a giant cross in a public park.

Heat wave grips West; N.Y., St. Louis battle on-going power outages
SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Scorching heat pushed California's electricity supply to the brink Monday and threatened another round of blackouts as utility crews across the state struggled to restore power to tens of thousands of people left in the dark over the weekend.

Elephant handler's death ruled accident
HOHENWALD, Tenn. -- The death of a handler who was knocked down and crushed by an elephant has been ruled an accident, and the animal will not be destroyed.

FDA to revise rules for advisory panels
WASHINGTON -- Stung by recent criticism that some of its advisory board members have undisclosed financial ties to drug makers, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced on Monday plans to strengthen and clarify its rules about who can sit on the consulting panels.

Bolivia ready to improve relations with U.S., vice president says
WASHINGTON -- Bolivian Vice President Alvaro Garcia Linera, a left-wing intellectual who spent five years in jail for organizing a peasant revolt, says his government is ready to turn a new leaf in its relations with the United States.

GO & DO
TODAY Marathon Monday: Dance to '80s, indie and other dance music from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at Club Fusion, 3009 U.S. 1 North. Call 829-8333.

Police Report: Jail Log
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):

Railroad leaving
Florida East Coast Industries, Inc., which has had its corporate headquarters in St. Augustine since the time of Henry Flagler, is moving to Jacksonville and selling its building to Flagler College.

UPDATE: Jury convicts three men of murder in video game slayings
Three men accused of killing six people in a revenge slaying over an Xbox video game system were convicted of first-degree murder Tuesday.

Hotel plan expected to get city OK
After neighbors said they deplored proposed plans for a downtown St. Augustine hotel, owner Kanti Patel changed the design, which is expected to receive final approval today from the City Commission.

City Commission OKs hotel
The St. Augustine City Commission unanimously approved on Monday an 88-room hotel to be built in downtown St. Augustine.

More about Florida East Coast Railway
Florida East Coast Industries, Inc. had its origins in the late 1880s-early 1890s when Standard Oil co-founder Henry M. Flagler began to buy several small railroads in Northeast Florida.

Civilian death toll in Lebanon at 400
BEIRUT, Lebanon -- Israeli forces on Monday expanded their efforts to rout Hezbollah militants from southern Lebanon, fighting fierce clashes along the border and continuing airstrikes that have killed more than 400 Lebanese civilians in the past two weeks.

Remembering Pearl Harbor attack
What Gordon Walck remembers about Dec. 7, 1941, is that it was supposed to be his liberty day.

Elections official: Slavin can't run
Penny Halyburton, St. Johns County supervisor of elections, ruled Monday that Ed Slavin did not qualify to run for city office in the November election.

Money problems suspected in Flagler murder-suicide
PALM COAST -- Two former financial planners who faced complaints that they steered clients into high-risk investments were found dead Saturday, along with their 12-year-old daughter, in an apparent double murder-suicide, authorities said.

Police Report: Man hit by car
A man was hit by a vehicle in the 1000 block of U.S. 1 North Monday night, according to the St. Augustine Police Department. Police were on the scene shortly after the accident that occurred about 9 p.m. The man was taken by helicopter ambulance to a Jacksonville hospital but no other details were available, police said.

Which gun is real?
Earlier this month, St. Augustine Police arrested an 11-year-old boy who reportedly shot several people with a soft pellet gun.

Palatka mayor wants Internet usage policy
PALATKA -- Palatka's mayor is calling for a new policy for Internet use by city employees after a city commissioner sent an e-mail containing "inappropriate" material from his home computer to the city manager, who "inadvertently" forwarded the e-mail on from his city computer to numerous people.

Jury begins deliberation
A St. Johns County jury adjourned for the night Monday after spending 3 hours considering the fate of three defendants charged with the beating deaths of six Deltona residents in 2004.

Wanted: World War II veterans
Are you a World War II vet who would like to be featured in our series on people who fought in the war?

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Milton Edward Bacon, III
Milton Edward Bacon, III, 59, passed away Sunday, July 23, 2006.

Norma M. Bayen
Norma M. Bayen, 85, passed away on July 20, 2006 at The Pavilion, Penney Farms. Norma was born in Schenectady, N.Y., on Sept. 5, 1920. Her husband, Arthur, preceded her in death in 2002.

Perspective: Opportunity amid crisis in Lebanon
WASHINGTON -- There is crisis and there is opportunity. Amid the general wringing of hands over the seemingly endless and escalating Israel-Hezbollah fighting, everyone asks: Where will it end?

Perspective: Politics for comic relief
AUSTIN, Texas -- Never let it never be said our president does not provide laughs, even as we wobble on the rim of war in the Middle East.

Perspective: Beirut before the bombs
"The head of Hezbollah sends his regards," the note read, "but he will not be able to attend your book signing." Bummer, I thought. What else could he possibly be up to?

Letter: Rec staff first-class
Editor: Id like to thank the St. Johns County Recreation Department. It has supported the St. Augustine Lions Adult Soccer team the last few years with great fields and professionalism. With their help, we were able to host the first ever Adult State Cup game here against a Miami team.

Letter: Evolution no more than unproven theory
Editor: After reading a recent guest column titled "Intelligent Design: An act of faith, not reason," I want to state my case.

Perspective: Liberals: Born to run
I knew the events in the Middle East were big when The New York Times devoted nearly as much space to them as it did to a New York court ruling last week rejecting gay marriage.

Perspective: An overextended President Bush
WASHINGTON -- The outbreak of new violence in the Middle East, and President Bush's harsh but probably toothless defense of Israel, demonstrates how his adventurous foreign policy has left him overextended as an effective player in the latest crisis.

Perspective
The Watertown (N.Y.) Daily Times, on Mideast violence: While the world was preoccupied with North Korean missile launches, Iran's nuclear program and the Iraq war, terrorists in Gaza and Lebanon struck at Israel this week. The brazen attacks by Hezbollah and Hamas militants have provoked the worst violence in years, raising fears of a regional conflict if it is not restrained.

Braves, LaRoche outslug Phillies
PHILADELPHIA -- Adam LaRoche homered twice, driving in four runs, and the Atlanta Braves built a big lead and then held off a late charge for a 10-8 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies on Monday night.

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Blue Jays take 3 of 4 from Yanks
TORONTO -- Joe Torre felt "helpless" and Johnny Damon said the Yankees got their "brains beat in" by the Blue Jays.

Tiger the best overseas
HOYLAKE, England -- Jack Nicklaus might have been right about Tiger Woods, even if he was looking at the wrong place.

DiMarco soothes aching heart with strong major
HOYLAKE, England -- Chris and Rich DiMarco stood at the edge of the 18th green, a grieving son and father who began to heal at the British Open.

Local Roundup: Putnam County Speedway completes another week
Racing at the Putnam County Speedway continued last weekend. Jesse Teed beat Paul Gottschalk, Matthew Wilson and Andrew Wilson in the mini-sprint feature.

Local Watch
Slammer & Squire at World Golf Village will host "Play Golf America Day" to offer golfers of all skill levels the opportunity to receive complimentary professional instruction. The event will take place Saturday, July 29 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Slammer & Squire.

Jaguars training camp glance
Friday, Players report Saturday, Practice at 10:15 a.m. and 7:15 p.m. Sunday, Practice at 11 a.m. (special teams only) and 7:15 p.m.

Miami eager to get '06 rolling
PONTE VEDRA BEACH -- This was hardly a smooth offseason for the Miami Hurricanes.

IRON MAN
HOYLAKE, England -- Tiger Woods bottled up his emotions when he buried his father in May. Even as he stalked the brown, baked links of the British Open on Sunday, his steely focus never wavered.

ACC notebook: FSU, UM favorites
PONTE VEDRA BEACH -- Florida State and Miami were voted preseason favorites to reach the Atlantic Coast Conference championship game.

Bowden ready for another title defense
PONTE VEDRA BEACH -- Bobby Bowden leaned back in his chair, arms folded across his gray suit and the open-collared blue floral print shirt, pondering the question.

Hamlin races to Pocono sweep
LONG POND, Pa. -- As Denny Hamlin celebrated his second win of the season, chaos reigned in NASCAR's garage.

Royals trade MacDougal to White Sox
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- The Royals, it appears, are open for business after kicking off the final week before baseball's nonwaiver trading deadline Monday by dealing away their only first-round pick in the last 20 years to make an All-Star team.

The Roundup
Ty Law agrees to deal with Kansas City

Roundup: A-Rod, Johnson lead Yanks to win over Texas
NEW YORK -- Greg Maddux stopped his six-game losing streak, Aramis Ramirez and Jacque Jones hit consecutive homers and the Chicago Cubs beat the New York Mets 8-7 Monday night.

Rollins captures B.C. Open title
VERONA, N.Y. -- John Rollins was cool to the finish.

Stewart needs to balance himself out
LONG POND, Pa. -- Tony Stewart is many things, but the Emily Post of NASCAR etiquette is most certainly not one of them.

Column: Woods follows his father's advice to win
HOYLAKE, England -- This one had a sense of inevitability about it from the beginning. Tiger Woods was so good he spotted the rest of the field one club and still won.

Landis caps stunning Tour de France with victory
PARIS -- The craziest Tour de France in memory ended Sunday the same way the last seven had: with an American wearing the yellow jersey, this time with a Landis instead of a Lance.

Houston rallies to knock off Mets
NEW YORK -- Pitcher Roy Oswalt touched off a four-run Houston rally with his second hit of the game and the Astros came from behind Sunday to beat the New York Mets 8-4.

Landis shows life after Lance
PARIS -- No more Lance, no more Tour de France? Hardly. Here's the message for all those TV viewers who switched off the set or changed channels in the first Tour in the post-Armstrong era: You missed one of the best shows in decades.

Bush promotes back-to-school tax holiday
TALLAHASSEE -- Gov. Jeb Bush saved some pennies on pencils and paper Monday during a brief shopping spree to promote the state's annual sales tax holiday designed to provide a small benefit to parents getting ready for the upcoming school year.

Judge: Book on Cuba stays in schools for now
MIAMI -- A federal judge on Monday temporarily barred the Miami-Dade County School District from removing a children's book on Cuba from school libraries and in a strongly worded opinion ordered the district to replace any books it had removed by next week.

While some flee Lebanon, others head to the fighting
BOCA RATON -- Florida residents Rebecca Higley and Sarah Wiesenfeld count themselves lucky to have escaped the violent clash between Israel and Hezbollah.

Gator to get second chance
FORT LAUDERDALE -- Crusty the alligator is getting a second chance.

Lakeland lake recovering from sinkhole drainage
LAKELAND -- A lake that had been drained by sinkholes is mostly full again.

Texas developer wins Hemingway look-alike contest in Key West
KEY WEST -- Singing a takeoff of Johnny Cash's "Folsom Prison Blues" helped a Texas commercial property developer win an Ernest Hemingway look-alike contest during a festival honoring the author that ended Sunday.

Florida Briefs: Woman seriously injured when husband ran her over
DAYTONA BEACH -- A woman was seriously injured Monday when her husband ran her over with their car, authorities said.

Chancellor: Increase summer enrollment by 30,000
ORLANDO -- Florida's top university official said he wants the state's 11 public universities to increase summer enrollment by 30,000 by offering a full curriculum.

Rep. Harris cancer free
TAMPA -- U.S. Rep. Katherine Harris, who had surgery last week to remove an ovarian mass, is cancer free, her campaign office said Monday.

Horses help deputies crack down on speeders
SARASOTA -- Sgt. Chris Laster is one of the few officers in Sarasota County who doesn't need sirens to give a traffic ticket.

Youth football league deals with 2 deaths
TAMPA -- A youth football league is rethinking safety requirements after two boys collapsed and died during separate summer practices this month.

Rep. Wexler: Cocaine remark on TV made in jest
The Democrat who is unchallenged for re-election appeared on Colbert's Comedy Central show and was asked to say a few things that would "really lose the election for you if you were contested."

Alligator bites 16-year-old's ankle
DELAND -- A 16-year-old DeLand boy said he was bitten by an alligator while dangling his feet in the St. John's River.

Nelson: Senate must reject drilling compromises
TALLAHASSEE -- U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson said Monday that he plans to ask the Senate to amend its offshore drilling bill to prohibit any compromise with the House, but Florida's other senator, Mel Martinez, is opposed to that idea.

Ball python found on beach
St. Johns County Sheriff's Office Deputy Jason Briggs pulled a ball python from the water's edge near North Matanzas Avenue Ramp at roughly 7 this morning.

Plane crashes in Putnam County
A small plane crashed while trying to land in Putnam County at 10:40 this morning, according to Florida Highway Patrol Sgt. Eric Etcher.

World Report
Sharon's condition worsens, but former aides say no immediate danger to his life JERUSALEM -- The condition of former Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, who has been in a coma since suffering a stroke in January, has deteriorated though there was no immediate danger to his life, hospital officials and former aides said Sunday.

Mideast civilians are increasingly in line of fire
BEIRUT, Lebanon -- With deadly force, Israeli warplanes hit fleeing Lebanese civilians Sunday, and Hezbollah militants lobbed rockets at townspeople across northern Israel, even as diplomatic efforts began to gain traction.

Puerto Rican native, 18, wins Miss Universe competition
LOS ANGELES -- Zuleyka Rivera Mendoza's reign as the new Miss Universe got off to a rocky start when the 18-year-old from Puerto Rico fainted briefly after winning the crown.

Saudis ask Bush to intervene to stop violence in the Mideast
WASHINGTON -- Saudi Arabia asked President Bush on Sunday to intervene in Israel's military campaign against Hezbollah in Lebanon to stop the mounting deaths, but administration officials said they remain convinced that an immediate cease-fire is not the answer.

U.S. plans to shift additional forces to Baghdad
WASHINGTON -- The United States is preparing to shift additional forces to Baghdad to bolster a U.S.-Iraqi security plan that even the White House admits isn't working, administration officials said Monday.

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