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Articles in May 7, 2003 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Calls for more affordable units in 'uptown' project
  by Laura Counts, STAFF WRITER
• Paralyzed diver awarded $28 million in pool accident
  by Inga Miller, STAFF WRITER
• Judge permits alleged confession to be used at trial
  by Matthew Barakat, Associated Press
• Court declines request to review assault guns ban
  by David Kravets, Associated Press
• World traveller calls Island home
• Chevron faces suit in Ecuador Alleged environmental damage at issue
  by Alan Zibel, BUSINESS WRITER
• Kings open with guns blazing
  by Jaime Aron
• Police whistle-blower returns to stand
  by Glenn Chapman, STAFF WRITER
• Civilian overseer to outrank Pentagon's man in Iraq
  by Joel Brinkley, New York Times
• Police had war protest game plan
  by Cecily Burt,
• Gov. Davis recall effort gets big boost
  by Steve GeissingerSACRAMENTO BUREAU
• Study claims pesticide drifts exceed standards
  by Brian Skoloff, Associated Press
• MBA students soak up job advice Business schools hire experts to give
  by Stephen Manning, Associated Press
• SciClone benefits from SARS scare
  by FROM STAFF
• Correction
• Gates says Microsoft
• Apple, IBM, Xilinx boost SVI
• Today SEMINAR -- Community Chiropractic presents Dr. Bruce Lipton,
• Pakistan extends goodwill gesture toward Indians
  by Stephen Graham, Associated Press
• Police ID woman in fatal accident
  by Robert Airoldi, STAFF WRITER
• State sea otter deaths may endanger species, study says
  by Don Thompson, Associated Press
• Honesty policy is a bit lacking
• Fed holds off on rate cut Board leaves door open for reductions in
  by David Leonhardt, New York Times
• A's quick kill
  by Josh Suchon
• Columnist suspended for televised remark
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Alzheimer's patients search within for art
  by Angela Hill, STAFF WRITER
• Soyuz's bumpy re-entry likely due to software
  by Marcia Dunn, Associated Press
• Board of inquiry concludes broken tiles let in hot gases
  by Paul Recer, Associated Press
• Support builds to keep Island jet
  by Kristin Bender, STAFF WRITER
• Fairmont nursing facility won't close
  by Rebecca Vesely, STAFF WRITER
• East Bay entrepreneurs find help U.S. Small Business Administration
  by Alec Rosenberg, BUSINESS WRITER
• Ramon works to stay positive
• MBA students soak up job interview advice
  by Stephen Manning, Associated Press
• East Bay lawyer tapped for alcohol appeals board
  by FROM STAFF REPORTS
• Firm chosen for airport expansion
  by Sean Holstege, STAFF WRITER
• Send potential items for this weekly column on volunteer
• Today ALAMEDA HEAD START -- Provides children ages 3 to 5 with
• PeopleSoft to open office in India
• 2 companies expand in Hayward
  by Janis Mara, BUSINESS WRITER
• Smooth spuds, great gazpacho
  by FOOD NETWORK
• Superheros lift Marvel stock
• Royals lose first home game
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Sen. Byrd blasts Bush Iraq speech
  by Ken Guggenheim, Associated Press
• Hong Kong reporting high SARS death rate Latest estimate also says
  by Emma Ross, Associated Press
• Guardsmen stay to clean up tornado damage
  by Scott Charton, Associated Press
• Senate panel approves bill to end energy deregulation
  by Jennifer Coleman, Associated Press
• Math errors dog fiscal memo
  by Paul T. Rosynsky, STAFF WRITER
• Elbow thoughts
• There's no Nen in pen
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Car makers sweeten
  by John Porretto, Associated Press
• Advance PCS,
• Contra Costa discusses upgrading radio system
  by Inga Miller, STAFF WRITER
• Juvenile Hall will stay in San Leandro
  by Karen Holzmeister, STAFF WRITER
• UC outreach coordinator 'Max' Martinez dies
• Sharon: Arabs must drop demand for 'right of return'
  by Mark Lavie, Associated Press
• Police had war protest game plan
  by Cecily Burt, Laura Counts
• 1 hurt as fire wrecks Alameda dry cleaners
• Kmart faces test of finding savvy execs
  by Anne D'Innocenzio, Associated Press
• O'Dowd opens 21/2-game lead in HAAL race
  by Kevin Asseo, CORRESPONDENT
• Pistons top 76ers, but Billups hurt
  by Larry LageASSOCIATED PRESS
• Police whistle-blower returns to the stand
  by Glenn Chapman, STAFF WRITER
• Oakland meeting on city's finances
  by STAFF WRITER
• Bennett's gamble on vice, virtue
• White Sox GM upset at Beane
  by Josh Suchon, STAFF WRITER
• When it comes to elbows, Orrock's got the 'it factor' When it comes
• American
• Investment losses fire up senators
• Cincinnati's Larkin homers in return
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Court shoots down request to review assault guns ban
  by David Kravets, Associated Press
• Volunteer to spend day in court
  by Matthew GreenCORRESPONDENT
• Common cold virus offers hope for people with brain tumors
  by Lauran Neergaard, Associated Press
• 'Bilingual waiver' foolish
• Fremont gets breath of fresh coffee
  by Jennifer Inez Ward, BUSINESS WRITER
• EA expects profit dip to be only temporary Videogame maker writes
  by Tim Simmers, BUSINESS WRITER
• Nothing drives a woman wild like nice elbows
• Macha helped A's Foulke get Yankees out of his head
• Student gives police lesson on law
  by William Brand, STAFF WRITER
• 39th Avenue residents get surprise
  by Chauncey Bailey, STAFF WRITER
• Beers of spring go bock to basics
• Skyline's Lee powers Titans
  by STAFF REPORTS

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