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Articles in Sep 2, 2003 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Burning Man sees political influence as next objective
  by Don Thompson, Associated Press
• Low-budget Bob in the running
  by Kristin Bender, STAFF WRITER
• Project near Lake Merritt draws fire
  by Cecily Burt, STAFF WRITER
• Really fake reality on 'Joe Schmo'
• Aussie Scott claims first PGA Tour title
  by Doug Ferguson - ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Capriati dodges the raindrops
• Purported Saddam tape denies he did it
  by Steven R. Hurst, Associated Press
• East Bay blackout makes shopping, driving a chore
  by William Brand, STAFF WRITER
• Vivendi to weigh suitors' last bids
  by Jamey Keaten, Associated Press
• Today SPOKEN-WORD AND POETRY -- The World Ground Cafe offers free
• ESPN's football drama goes over the top
• Subscriptions for Palo Alto Players' season on sale
• Raid on transit funds puts plans in jeopardy
  by Lisa Mascaro - LOS ANGELES DAILY NEWS
• Man fatally shot inside his car early Monday in North Oakland
  by Harry Harris, STAFF WRITER
• Grand Lake Center's future is in doubt
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Sparks reach conference finals
  by WIRE REPORTS
• Quips, not picks, highlight draft
• Callahan goes tall with center
  by Bill Soliday, STAFF WRITER
• Road to CSU campus is not a sure thing
  by Michelle Maitre, STAFF WRITER
• Police handle organ donors differently
  by Kim Santos, STAFF WRITER
• Israeli missile strike kills another Hamas militant
  by Ibrahim Barzak, Associated Press
• '42nd Street' tappers help keep dance legacy alive
  by Chad Jones, STAFF WRITER
• Harley-Davidson celebrates 100 with music's top stars
  by STAFF
• Bruce takes over punt return duties
  by Roger Phillips, STAFF WRITER
• Chiron bomb probe centers on 3 people in brown van
  by William Brand, STAFF WRITER
• Nursing home workers strike on Labor Day
  by Tom Anderson, STAFF WRITER
• Protest decries foreign outsourcing
  by Alan Zibel, BUSINESS WRITER
• Public gallery a muse for many
  by Karen Holzmeister, STAFF WRITER
• Nixon grand slam caps wild Boston comeback
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• With a best-selling thriller and play at Berkeley Rep, da Vinci is in
  by Chad Jones, STAFF WRITER
• Taliban ambushes 2 Afghan patrols
  by , Associated Press
• New school plans dropped in E. Oakland
  by Alex Katz, STAFF WRITER
• Estate planning begins at home
  by Alan S. Novick, STAFF WRITER
• Henson reportedly quitting baseball
  by WIRE REPORTS
• International Arts Festival opens
• Cal rover McCleskey has old-time passion
  by Dave Newhouse, STAFF WRITER
• Hurricane brushes by Hawaii, closes beaches
  by Jaymes Song, Associated Press
• Official probe criticizes Israel
  by Peter Enav, Associated Press
• Alameda paying homage to peanut butter and jelly roots
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Today SEA SIBLINGS -- "Marine Mammals," outdoor exploration, snack
• Notre Dame scores big with short play festival
  by Keith Kreitman, CONTRIBUTOR
• No need to worry, Raiders are OK
• World's largest military modernizes, cuts 200,000 troops
  by Christopher Bodeen, Associated Press
• Cosmic question breeds universe of explanations
  by Dennis Overbye, New York Times
• PeopleSoft saga heats up
  by Michael Liedtke, Associated Press
• Sept. 20 birthday celebration
• Marlins complete sweep
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Labor leaders say recall will harm workers
  by Megan Garvey, Los Angeles Times
• Port ready to sell blight for condos
  by Robert Gammon, STAFF WRITER
• East Bay unions rally for governor
  by Aaron Swarts, STAFF WRITER
• Torrealba makes presence felt in return
  by Josh Suchon, STAFF WRITER
• No need to worry, Raiders are OK
• Davis' aloof manner fueled the recall effort
  by Jim Provance
• Capriati dodges the raindrops
• Police arrest 264 for DUIs over weekend
  by Rebecca Vesely, STAFF WRITER
• New czar to address vanishing factory jobs
  by Scott Lindlaw, Associated Press
• Infrastructure can't keep up with India's high-tech boom
  by S. Srinivasan, Associated Press
• Jabba the Month just might give us all a break
• Beat goes on for Bonds
  by Josh Suchon, STAFF WRITER
• Candidates trade barbs in Labor Day blitz
  by Andrew Bridges, Associated Press
• Tejada picks the right time to regain form
  by Mark Saxon, STAFF WRITER