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OrlandoSentinel.comTVMoms hood memories, di INDEX Business Comics D10 Deaths B4 Opinion A14 Sports CI TV D8 WEATHER 8561 (todaytonight) Mostly sunny and wonderful. Forecast, B6 Heather McPherson: Pancakes in bed? Eh. Do something more special for mom with these ldtchen-themed ideas. Dl TEARFUL REUNION IN CLEVELAND Parks lead Disney to big profits Company's stock hits record highs By Jason Garcia staff writer Scott touts teacher-pay hikes during Ocoee visit By Leslie Postal and Lauren Roth Staff Writers Gov. Rick Scott praised Florida's public-school teachers Tuesday during a visit to Ocoee Middle School, one of five stops on his weeklong "victory tour" to celebrate teacher raises.

"We've got great teachers in our state, and we should be very he told Profits soared across the Walt Disney empire during the first three months the year, surging 73 percent on the strength of new cruise ships and theme-park attractions worldwide. The booming parks business Breakdown of Disney's profits by division. A9 AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSEWOIO-CHANNEL 19 Amanda Berry, right, reunites Monday with her sister in Cleveland after Berry and 2 other women missing for years were found alive in a house near where they were last seen. Three brothers were arrested. Police recounted Berry's bold escape and praised her bravery for leading her fellow captives to safety, ending their ordeal.

Story, A3 Ohio case shows Kesse may be found, dad says a crowd of students, teachers and elected officials. The event was planned to celebrate the $480 million 4 helped lift Disney to 32 percent profit growth during its fiscal second quarter. The company said Tuesday that it turned an overall profit of $L5 billion for the period, up from $L1 billion ayear ago. Revenue rose 10 percent to nearly $10.6 billion. Those results, which exceeded Wall Street estimates, came as Disney's stock price climbed to record heights and the company basked in the glow of the just-released "Iron Man 3," yet another block- Please turn to DISNEY, 49 Scott SENTINEL EXCLUSIVE JENNIFER KESSE Went missing from Orlando condo in 2006.

SANDRA LEE LEMIRE She disappeared in 2012 after meeting man. MICHELLE PARKER Ex-fiance is suspect in 2011 vanishing. earmarked for teacher raises in the coming year's state budget and coincided with National Teacher Appreciation Week. In January, at another Ocoee Middle visit, Scott announced he wanted all Florida teachers to get $2,500 raises this year, and he campaigned for them repeatedly during the Florida Legislature's recent session. State lawmakers provided the money Scott wanted but, citing the state's merit-pay law, tied the pay hikes to performance.

They also included a wider group of employees, such as guidance counselors, principals and librarians. So likely not all teachers will get the $2,500 Scott had championed, though some could get up to $3,500. Still, the governor said the budget language provides lots of "flexibility" to districts to work out how to dole out the money. Please turn to SCOTT, 49 ByAMYPAVUK I Staff Writer Even though he lives 1,000 miles from Cleveland, Drew Kesse said the discovery Monday of three women who disappeared there a decade ago gives him "incredible hope" that he, too, will one day find his daughter. "There was a victory for all missing people in this world," Drew Kesse told the Orlando Sentinel on Tuesday.

"It showed us they're right under our noses." Seven years ago, Jennifer Kesse disappeared from her condo near the Mall at Millenia A few days after the 24-year-old vanished, police found her car about a mile away, and Orlando detectives have said they think Kesse was abducted. More than 40,000 people are reported missing each year in Florida the vast majority either runaways or children abducted by parents. Jennifer Kesse is just one of several missing-persons cases in the Orlando area in which Please turn to MISSING, A8 SS: Photo gallery See several missing women and children in Florida: OrlandoSentinel.com PORT CANAVERAL POLICE DEPARTMENT Chase Lykken, his brother, sister and their parents are shown in the Disney Fantasy going to the pool March 30. Photo gallery: OrlandoSentinel.com Cops say near-drowning on Disney ship 'tragic accidenf By Susan Jacobson staff writer Chris Dastou was playing with his children in a swimming pool on the Disney Fantasy cruise ship when he felt something brush against his feet. Assuming it was his 6-year-old son, Dastou hooked a foot around the little body and lifted it out of the 5-foot-3-inch-deep water.

To his shock and horror, Dastou found himself cradling a limp, 4-year-old stranger. He carried Chase Lykken to the side of the Donald family pool and laid the boy on his back. The child's sldn was blue, waxy and pale. He wasn't breathing. "I started screaming for help, and everybody rushed over and grabbed him and started to help out," recalled Dastou, 35, manager of a car dealer- Please turn to CHASE, A10 Orlando scrambles for Plan on new soccer stadium Mike Bianchi: Blame Marlins for soccer snag in Orlando.

CI of copying a Major League Soccer stadium now under construction in San Jose, Calif. It's being built for $50 million less than the one planned in Orlando. "We want to do a decent-quality stadium, not a cut-rate stadium," Please turn to SOCCER, A10 By Mark Schlueb and David Damron Staff Writers Now that the Legislature has rejected state funding, the backers of the push to build a $110 million soccer stadium in Orlando are frantically searching for a Plan B. But Mayor Buddy Dyer said he's not willing to sacrifice quality. Dyer was reacting to the notion JOSHUA C.

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