Strange character

http://www.math.fsu.edu/~trogers/pics/LHJ/How%20America%20Lives.html
as you can see this 'lone' character (top left, below-left of "Ladies" heading) appears in the "view code" --but is not actually in the code.
also note that (perhaps irrelevant) that the text on the problematic labels is "lighter".
it seems to me that if this is a server problem then why is the character not elsewhere where the code is similar?
(the pref for use smart quotes is unchecked)
thanks

1) i didnt see that "no-break space" in the code.
When viewed in the correct encoding, it's a space and thus hard to see.
are you saying it's there and all i need do is
remove it?
Yes.
i.e., its there in the form of
"U+00A0"?
No. If you open your source with TextEdit set to Latin-1, it will appear as Â .
2) notwithstanding the above, i may be ready for the
.htaccess file. i did look at the link provided on
your site, but i ask if there are any simple
instructions or even a ready made file (or one i can
edit) to sue for that?
It is a simple text file with two dozen characters in it. The best instructions are those in the note (you can copy/paste the text if you want):
"This is just an ordinary plain text file named .htaccess with the text "AddDefaultCharset UTF-8" or "AddCharset UTF-8 .html" or possibly "AddDefaultCharset Off" (no quotes). This file should be located at the top level of your space on the server, but you may also need to put it inside the public_html folder if there is one. Files with a . before the name are often invisible, so you may need to select "show hidden files" or a similar setting to see them. A good program for making/editing such files is TextWrangler. Just compose the text and use File > Save to FTP Server."

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