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Articles in Jul 18, 2003 issue of Oakland Tribune

• U.S. administrator: Elections possible for Iraq by next year
  by Robert Burns, Associated Press
• Life is getting better for American children, report says
  by Laura Meckler, Associated Press
• Best crime-fighting tools are neighbors
• Democrat says White House pushed unverified intelligence
  by Ken Guggenheim, Associated Press
• Newark's Gypsy meets her Broadway counterpart
• Homeowners sue Alameda in code clash
  by Susan McDonough, STAFF WRITER
• Jaborrocky
• Warriors host happy campers
  by Soni Khatri, STAFF WRITER
• Santiago lands on DL with bum finger
  by Josh Suchon, STAFF WRITER
• Voters dislike Davis, but not crazy about recall, either
• San Leandro park-sharing plan a cost-effective model
• Officer's wife identified as driver in fatal accident
  by Cecily Burt, STAFF WRITER
• City killing my business, broker declares
  by Chauncey Bailey, STAFF WRITER
• Bush makes it harder to e-mail complaints
  by John Markoff, New York Times
• University battles Genentech
  by Susan Decker, Bloomberg News
• Farmers' market excites E. Oakland
• State seeks to head off power crisis
  by Alan Zibel, BUSINESS WRITER
• Winning the real war in Iraq
• Japanese linebacker signs with Niners
  by STAFF
• Economists say recession ended
  by Martin Crutsinger, Associated Press
• New 'Saddam' tape urges continued Iraqi 'holy war'
  by Steven R. Hurst, Associated Press
• Upgrade of birthing facility begins
  by Michelle Meyers, STAFF WRITER
• UC adopts standardized test changes
  by Michelle Maitre, STAFF WRITER
• Discount plan to reward car insurance customers
  by Jennifer Coleman, Associated Press
• It's Felix and Oscar at the demolition derby
  by Barry Caine, STAFF WRITER
• 'Six Feet Under' leads list of Emmy nominations
  by Lynn Elber - Associated Press
• MUSICAL CREATURES
• Oaks fifth in AAU tourney
  by STAFF REPORT
• U.S. women added to tough Cup group
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Robert Half's profit plummets
  by FROM STAFF
• Bruised hope replaces vengeance for Blu Cantrell
• Pickett rodeo rides into Hayward
  by Chris De Benedetti, STAFF WRITER
• Pastor charged in alleged fraud
  by FROM STAFF
• Leaders defend decision on Iraq
  by Tom Raum, Associated Press
• Book summarizes global affairs
  by Carole Goldberg - HARTFORD COURANT
• Fleetwood Mac reunion worthwhile for Buckingham
  by Tom Lanham - CONTRIBUTOR
• Michelle Pfeiffer likes 'Joe Millionaire,' to Kelley's chagrin
• Speed Zone trio in nationals
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Jays' Halladay gets 14th win
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• PGA-bound golfer breaks par in rare LPGA Tour outing
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Reporting both sides
• Phase II of mall revamp begins
  by Tasha Bartholomew, STAFF WRITER
• EPA must review ethanol request
  by Ron Harris, Associated Press
• Support grows for judicial action
  by Steve Geissinger
• It's 'Dumb and Dumber' for international spy set
  by Sheila Norman-Culp, Associated Press
• Today
• InterVideo leaps during trading debut
  by FROM STAFF
• Grapevines begin to displace lumber industry
  by Michelle Locke, Associated Press
• British Open disasters: Isn't it supposed to be that way?
• Documentum reports revenue up
  by Marc Albert, BUSINESS WRITER
• Ever popular 'Phantom' returns to haunt San Francisco
• No budget endangers Caltrans road jobs
  by Sean Holstege, STAFF WRITER
• GOP's Houston slammed on tax stance
  by Josh Richman, STAFF WRITER
• Hydrogen vehicles still 30 years away, UC expert says
  by William Brand, STAFF WRITER
• IBM, Synopsys drag down SVI
• 'Northfolk' a muddled mess dragged across the big screen
  by Ben Nuckols, Associated Press
• UTStarcom's profit sets mark
  by Alec Rosenberg, BUSINESS WRITER
• So how come we don't feel better?
• Johnson back with Arizona
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• E-Trade vows to rebate fees
  by Michael Liedtke, Associated Press
• Pleasanton council approves rezoning of Shadow Cliffs
  by Matt Carter, STAFF WRITER
• Abbas seeks U.S. aid in implementing 'road map'
  by Joseph Coleman, Associated Press
• Union puts wrench into city budget
  by Laura Counts, STAFF WRITER
• Combat death toll in Iraq reaches milestone -- 147
  by Robert Tanner, Associated Press
• Chez Spencer a fancy oasis with an expert touch
  by Mel Kelley - CONTRIBUTOR
• PeopleSoft deal closes
  by Alan Zibel, BUSINESS WRITER
• Foundlings rescue us right back
• A's experience big meltdown
  by Mark Saxon, STAFF WRITER
• Ankle injury ends Griffey's season
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Armstrong's advantage on line in today's time trial
  by John Henderson - THE DENVER POST
• South, North Korean soldiers exchange fire in border zone
  by Christopher Torchia, Associated Press
• Displaced basketball campers get free pass
  by Malaika Fraley, STAFF WRITER
• No Democrats on recall ballot, party chairman vows
  by Erica Werner, Associated Press
• UC regents bar professors from dating students
  by Michelle Maitre, STAFF WRITER
• Play nice, powerful pretties
• Board member to quit amid frustration
  by Alex Katz, STAFF WRITER
• Dixie Chicks on 'Top of the World,' confetti and all
  by Chad Jones, STAFF WRITER
• Learning health care firsthand
• Open looks like a Royal pain
  by Doug Ferguson
• Software giant's profits increase
  by Helen Jung, Associated Press

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