Orlando Sentinel - 2013-03-01

• Orange halts home-confinemen­t program
• 49 AT-RISK STUDENTS SNAG SCHOLARSHI­PS
• ‘Sequester’ risks Florida jobs, more — eventually
• 1,250 more kids in Seminole may change schools
• Soon, Orlando Health won’t hire tobacco users
• Pope ends reign; church starts quest
• Novak tops in ‘Vertigo’ — content in her life
• Budget: Scalpel better than ax
• Boehner shows some flexibilit­y
• Woodward’s spat with White House grabs spotlight
• Thai leaders to hold talks with Muslim rebels
• U.S. will aid, but not arm, Syrian rebels with $60M
• Manning admits guilt in military leaks case
• Homeless man’s honest facet elicits praise
• Siegel in dispute over rights to his life story
• Appeals court backs travel websites in hotel-tax fight
• Citizens sued in class action over discounts
• U.S. economy grew last quarter — barely
• White House backs case to overturn Propositio­n 8
• Adding to employers’ costs will speed up hiring decline
• Raise for lowest-paid would benefit entire U.S. economy
• Bring it on
• Bill safeguards family-law proceeding­s
• Mourners crowd basilica for Dorsey funeral Mass
• Details emerge in attack on women with baseball bat
• I’m on a roll with NASCAR, bad PR and pot
• Teachers question evaluation system
• Spacex launch to station set today
• Artist reclaims John Lennon sculpture
• Woman who tried to kill husband agrees to 5 years for embezzleme­nt
• Grand jury indicts Maitland man on charge of 1st-degree murder
• Ocoee’s Arden Park developmen­t will have 844 single-family homes
• Everyone’s a winner in February TV news ratings
• Florida Baptists tackle budget cuts to avoid deficit spending
• Train hits SUV abandoned on tracks
• Can Wii help train future surgeons?
• Coach relives glory days by leading Hagerty to Lakeland
• After just 3 games, Harris doing his best to lead team
• 3-point shot meant more than winning or losing
• Festivals ace for kids to start getting into tennis
• College football
• Lowell reunited with Marlins
• Virginia gets big win over Duke
• Miami slips to No. 3 in RPI after win
• Gators finally back to full strength
• Knights aim to use lessons learned
• Coach has game, funeral to juggle
• Changes aren’t planned
• Hetenyi notches shutout
• LHP rules with strength in numbers
• Hagerty senior plays with sweet emotion
• Redesigned Range Rover beautifull­y blends extremes
• Single Dad Needs Advice
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