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Articles in Jul 11, 2003 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Livermore officials report new security lapse at nuclear facility
  by Ian Hoffman, STAFF WRITER
• Kidney donation saves sister
  by Alexandra Krasov, CORRESPONDENT
• Astronomers find oldest planet yet
  by Associated Press
• If you want to survive a bank robbery, do not try to be a hero
• Coinstar outlook changes for worse
  by Laure Edwards, Bloomberg News
• 'Style Invitational' shows difference one letter makes
• British firm, Virage agree to acquistion
  by Associated Press
• 'Phone Booth' starts with a bang, ends with a whimper
  by Mike Pearson - SCRIPPS HOWARD
• Giants demote struggling Foppert to Fresno
  by Josh Suchon, STAFF WRITER
• Colorado turns two
  by Josh Suchon, STAFF WRITER
• Musical family converges for Escovedo's 68th birthday
  by Jim Harrington - CONTRIBUTOR
• Franks: U.S. may occupy for 4 years
• Vice principal murder suspect given release
  by Associated Press
• Enthusiastic support
• Bioengineered foods touted for Africans
  by William Brand, STAFF WRITER
• Suit aims to hurt Siebel
  by Ashley Gross, Bloomberg News
• Congress may limit funds for prevention, treatment
  by Jim Abrams, Associated Press
• Fund set up for kids orphaned by murder
  by STAFF WRITER
• Roasters, scholars and twisters
• Dusty Baker's a class guy but wrong on his history, sociology
• All those sequels aren't cashing in at box office By Patrick
  by Patrick Goldstein
• Deet insect repellents must be used with care
• Huge response for small grass fire in hills
  by Laura Casey, STAFF WRITER
• Did Truman have another plan for 1948 campaign?
  by Libby Quaid, Associated Press
• Lee, Viacom talk business after lawsuit settled
  by Andrew Wallenstein
• Job fair helps launch Black Expo
  by Alec Rosenberg, BUSINESS WRITER
• Bidding on Buffett lunch hits $126,100
  by Greg Wiles, BUSINESS WRITER
• The Fleet's in -- but
  by Jim Harrington
• Blaze shuts down Lake Merritt eatery
  by STAFF WRITER
• ACLO's family affair and look what's in the basement
• King throws kiss to Big Apple
  by Carole Goldberg
• Walking, yawning for Cancer Society
• IBM, Intuit, Xilinx lower SVI
• Big companies listed as small in feds' records
  by Larry Margasak, Associated Press
• Ross' same-store sales fall in June
  by Jennifer Inez Ward, BUSINESS WRITER
• Microsoft, Oracle set to go at it
  by Dina Bass, Bloomberg News
• Blake leads Milwaukee Open
  by Associated Press
• Hijackers' computers transmit porn
  by John Schwartz, New York Times
• East Bay woman charged in molestation of teen boy
  by Ivan Delventhal, STAFF WRITER
• Hayward Russell City Blues Festival in tune with nation's 'Year of
  by Jim Harrington - CONTRIBUTOR
• Malone commits to Laker star fleet
  by Ken Peters
• Pets provide low cost, quality love
• Teenagers claim responsibility for creating hoax in Fairfield
  by Catherine Moy - THE VACAVILLE REPORTER
• Recall backers file six lawsuits
  by Jim Wasserman, Associated Press
• YourSide: Byrnsie earned it
• City seeks to delay eviction of elderly
  by Cecily Burt, STAFF WRITER
• Best Marble throws weight around
  by Janis Mara, BUSINESS WRITER
• Bush pledges to help Botswana in AIDS battle
  by Tom Raum, Associated Press
• Robbery suspect caught
  by STAFF WRITER
• Hepburn's death unleashes 20-year conversation onto bookstores
  by David Carr, New York Times
• Macha sends Halama against the Orioles
  by Mark Saxon, STAFF WRITER
• 2003 Infiniti FX45: Shy drivers need not apply
  by Jim Grodnik
• At Nelson's: Spare decor, comfortable atmosphere, tasty food
  by Elizabeth Jardina - STAFF WRITER
• Suspect in cabbie shooting released
  by FROM STAFF
• Davis offers plan to end Colorado River dispute
  by Seth Hettena, Associated Press
• Big storm bearing down on Yucatan Peninsula
  by Morgan Lee, Associated Press
• New jobless claims rise; markets fall
  by Hope Yen, Associated Press
• PeopleSoft moving into new office
  by Alan Zibel, BUSINESS WRITER
• Liberian refugees flee strife
  by Glenn McKenzie, Associated Press
• Dying girl seeks help from Latinos
  by Elvira Viveros, CORRESPONDENT
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• Willis lives in parallel world to Vida Blue
• National lab reform worries lawmakers
  by Ian Hoffman, STAFF WRITER
• Davis eyes Nevada ruling on budget
  by Steve Geissinger - STAFF WRITER
• 'Glamorous' Alameda resident dies in her sleep at age of 87
  by Katherine Pfrommer, STAFF WRITER
• If you want to survive a bank robbery, do not try to be a hero
• Retired assistant city manager could not leave her mayor
• GOP proposal rejects tax hikes
  by Evan Halper, Los Angeles Times
• Memorial planned for trainer Sadler
  by Dave Newhouse, STAFF WRITER
• Nets deny Kidd wants Scott fired to stay with team
  by WIRE REPORTS
• Green, Dodgers get offensive
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Dusty Baker's a class guy but wrong on his history, sociology
• Duquesnay, Lorraine sizzle through blues in SJ Rep's 'Cookery'
  by Chad Jones - STAFF WRITER
• Anti-fire agents polluting Bay Area
  by Douglas Fischer, STAFF WRITER
• Teen says he passed out when officer choked him
  by Alexandria Sage, Associated Press
• Israel: Take action against militants
  by Mark Lavie, Associated Press
• Today CONCERTS AT THE COVE -- Free night of family activities and
• Today SPECIAL SKATER PROGRAM -- The Oakland Ice Center hosts a weekly
• In Mendocino, grapes crushing competition
  by Michelle Locke, Associated Press
• City to settle excessive force case
  by STAFF WRITER

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