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Articles in Jun 8, 2003 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Guatemalan twin ready to leave hospital
  by , Associated Press
• If you like tax gimmicks, this deal's for you
• Sand sculpture contest June 14
  by STAFF WRITER
• Funny Cide's full tale yet to be told
• Parents sign bill of rights for pupils
  by William Brand, STAFF WRITER
• Skyline star jumps to win
  by David Schoen, STAFF WRITER
• Gatti pounds Ward, records impressive win
  by STAFF
• Comcast hopes to change cable TV image with upgrades, better service
  by Eve Mitchell, BUSINESS WRITER
• Travel Q & A
  by Florence Stickney - NEW YORK TIMES
• There's no more free lunch -- many airlines are selling in-flight
  by Cindy Loose
• Sand castle contest set for June 14
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Take steps to care for finances after death
• Columbia widow supports NASA
  by Chelsea J. Carter, Associated Press
• Columbus' late goal gives Quakes a loss
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• YourTurn: Sosa should know better
• Democratic presidential herd needs to be thinned, and soon
• 3 Palestinians killed in Gaza border clash
  by Ibrahim Hazboun, Associated Press
• Chopper hoists death car from icy Gold Country river
  by Jim Wasserman, Associated Press
• Timberlake, Aguilera hit Oakland
  by Jim Harrington, STAFF WRITER
• Seventh wasn't heaven for El Cerrito
  by Steve Herendeen, STAFF WRITER
• Some things to know if you go to Chicago Getting there. O'Hare
• Two officers, dispatcher killed
  by Jay Reeves, Associated Press
• Aztec awards honor students
  by Elvira Viveros, CORRESPONDENT
• New fiber-optic lines will deliver HDTV
  by Eve Mitchell, BUSINESS WRITER
• Basic concepts of math important for preschoolers
• Napa wine auction aims to turn a vat profit for charity
  by Michelle Locke, Associated Press
• Admirers pay tribute to retired councilmember
• Risque Cirque shows Las Vegas' switch to vice
  by Guy Trebay, New York Times
• Cellular Evolution: Convenient, annoying cell phone turns 20
  by Eve Mitchell, BUSINESS WRITER
• Amber alert on for man, missing girl
  by May Wong, Associated Press
• Hamas may reconsider truce, Palestinians say
  by Greg Myre, New York Times
• Death of underfed quadruplet probed
  by , Associated Press
• No such thing as 'perfect' investing
• Today PIANO RECITAL -- Students of Carolyn Queener perform a free
• Sosa incident uncorks many tales
  by Josh Suchon, STAFF WRITER
• Losing a spouse can be start of new life
  by Benedict Carey, Los Angeles Times
• Aztec awards honor students
  by Elvira Viveros, CORRESPONDENT
• Europe imports spam problem from America
  by Matt Moore, Associated Press
• Rousing music, offbeat food make waves at festival By William Brand,
  by William Brand, STAFF WRITER
• Residents seem glad you're visiting Chicago
  by Eric Noland - LOS ANGELES DAILY NEWS
• Stanford headed back to Series
  by Glenn Reeves, STAFF WRITER
• Chicago golf, U.S. Open style
• Is junk food the next tobacco?
• Eastmont residents wary of housing project
  by Cecily Burt - STAFF WRITER
• So who's to blame, us or them -- and who is them?
• What to get for the dad who just wants to play
  by FROM STAFF REPORTS
• Bonds' swipe leaves him two shy of 500
  by Stephen Roberson, STAFF WRITER
• Antiquities from 900 B.C. found in secret vault
  by Hamza Hendawi, Associated Press
• Oakland man dies in accident on I-580
  by FROM STAFF REPORTS
• Separate victims
• Traffic tracking plan spurs fear of 'Big Brother'
  by Sean Holstege, STAFF WRITER
• Funny Cide's full tale yet to be told
• Hilo on the cheap Hilo, Hawaii, now has its first hostel. Prices at
• Advocacy group says Roe v. Wade at risk
  by David Espo, Associated Press
• Slum village adds activism to tourism By Elliott Minor, Associated
  by Elliott Minor, Associated Press
• Regents consider green-building policy
  by Michelle Maitre, STAFF WRITER
• Winds and protests howl at the Oracle
  by Jeff Faraudo, STAFF WRITER
• Ducks, Kariya bounce back, force Game 7
  by Alan Robinson - ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Clemens' bid for 300th win spoiled by Wood and Cubs
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Vermont high school students taste Bay Area's diversity
• Bay Area eyes high-profile cases
  by Josh Richman, STAFF WRITER
• Deer Valley takes revenge on rival Eagles for 3-A title
  by Kevin Asseo, CORRESPONDENT
• Chicago has 23 notable museums
  by Eric Noland
• Henin-Hardenne wins one for mom
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Disaster chief may lose job
  by Kristin Bender, STAFF WRITER
• Skyline's O'Neal happy with 2nd in boys 100
  by David Schoen, STAFF WRITER
• Gilligan, Keanu Reeves, George W. strut their stuff in Vegas
  by Kristen Peterson - LAS VEGAS SUN
• The tale of two Bay Area J.J.s -- good scapegoats
  by Jerry McDonald, STAFF WRITER
• U.S. boy masters Vietnamese language
  by Margie Mason, Associated Press
• Fox Oakland Theater coming into light
• Harang has to wait for rotation return
  by Mark Saxon, STAFF WRITER
• Oakland's Jacobs seething after loss
• Living, filming solely on hope
• Sadler deserved credit for molding Foreman
• Frank Lloyd Wright 'eyesore' now treasured by Chicagoans
  by Eric Noland
• Funny Cide owners savor their unexpected wild ride
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Home equity can give buyers step up
  by Janis Mara, BUSINESS WRITER
• Frankfurt exhibit gives new meaning to performance art
  by Mark Landler - NEW YORK TIMES
• Audiences never tire of the death - defying chase
  by Bob Strauss - LOS ANGELES DAILY NEWS
• Soaked LPGA unsure about 72-hole finish
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS

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