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Articles in Nov 15, 2003 issue of Oakland Tribune

• 3 dead, nearly 500 ill in hepatitis A outbreak
  by Charles Sheehan, Associated Press
• Nurses protest Alta Bates hospital
  by Rebecca Vesely, STAFF WRITER
• Today PUPPET SHOW -- Kids On The Block, an educational puppet troupe,
• Schwab reveals abuses
  by Michael Liedtke, Associated Press
• Vacation homes replace 'For Sale' sign with an auction gavel
  by Felicia Park, New York Times
• Return of 'Heidi' if not Raiders
• Giants land Pierzynski
  by Joe Nolan, STAFF WRITER
• GOP energy bill spurs ethanol use
  by H. Josef Hebert, Associated Press
• Loving mother and nurse, Johnie Mae Sanders dies
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Brown urged to step up to the plate
  by Paul T. Rosynsky
• Iverson carries Philadelphia to close win over San Antonio
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• McMurray wins first Cup pole on new track
  by STAFF
• Laney at CSM in GGC finale
  by STAFF REPORT
• Rislov makes the grade on two fronts
• Coca-Cola, educators agree on drink sales guidelines
  by Ben Feller, Associated Press
• Black chamber looks to boost businesses
  by Chauncey Bailey, STAFF WRITER
• U.S. escalation will make things worse, cleric warns
  by Robert H. Reid, Associated Press
• GM truck owners sue over noise
  by Associated Press
• The grass is always redder when you experiment with ornamentals
  by Adrian Higgins, Washington Post
• Alameda rallies to win Island Bowl
  by Steve Herendeen, STAFF WRITER
• Hives hot in win by St. Mary's
  by David Schoen, STAFF WRITER
• Bankruptcies nearly double in the past decade
  by Marcy Gordon, Associated Press
• Embattled airline shuts down
  by Paul T. Rosynsky, STAFF WRITER
• Johnson leads Tech past McClymonds
  by Daniel Chanin, CORRESPONDENT
• Signs point to slow, but healthy growth
  by Jeannine Aversa, Associated Press
• Time to submit items for our annual holiday calendar
• Nolan's return prompts sellout
  by Ken Silman, STAFF WRITER
• Raider Rod Woodson ponders his future
  by Bill Soliday, STAFF WRITER
• Body found near Sunol identified
  by Kim Santos, STAFF WRITER
• Knife-wielding man shot by police
  by Ivan Delventhal, STAFF WRITER
• New budget deficit may grow to $10 billion
  by Tom Chorneau, Associated Press
• Today FESTIVAL -- Rising Star Montessori Schools "Fall Harvest
• Feline acne may not embarrass cat, but it is hard to treat
• Architect's head-turning beach house sinks teeth into time
  by Janet Eastman, Los Angeles Times
• Punishment unlikely for Wheatley
• Democrats block nominees after 40-hour debate
  by Jim Abrams, Associated Press
• Teacher gets 12 years in sex case
  by Glenn Chapman, STAFF WRITER
• October saw big surge in hiring
  by Eve Mitchell, BUSINESS WRITER
• Guidant duels with insurers
  by Mark Jewell, Associated Press
• Collection of clear Manhattan glamour in Steuben glass exhibit
  by Deepti Hajel, Associated Press
• Delasin, Han share the lead
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Stocks fall on glum economic news
  by Meg Richards, Associated Press
• Paul LARUDEE
• Jury orders oil firm to pay $11.9 billion
  by Phillip Rawls, Associated Press
• 4,000 names given to military recruiters
  by Alex Katz, STAFF WRITER
• Price issue delays crab season
  by Amelia Hansen, STAFF WRITER
• Union fight comes to East Bay
  by Alan Zibel, BUSINESS WRITER
• Look at your lifestyle to determine your preferences for home decor
• Warriors run out of steam
  by Glenn Reeves, STAFF WRITER
• Disc problem ends Winborn's season
  by Roger Phillips, STAFF WRITER
• Stars, media army at inauguration By Dan Smith
  by Dan Smith
• Rumsfeld: Iraqis are cunning foes
  by Robert Burns, Associated Press
• Iraqi boy improving, despite severe injuries
  by Rebecca Vesely, STAFF WRITER
• Gov.-elect visits Silicon Valley
  by Rachel Konrad, Associated Press
• Attention readers
• Dead pansies probably not victims of cutworms, but pathogen
• Overtime goal lifts Red Wings
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• One flu over the cuckoo's nest
• County meeting notices need to be clear, precise
• Former security chiefs urge Sharon to talk peace first
  by Ravi Nessman, Associated Press
• Faithful Berkeley Buddhist Shizuko Oki, age 90, dies
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Girlfriend may have to testify after all
  by FROM STAFF
• Zhone cuts jobs in deal's aftermath
  by Alec Rosenberg, BUSINESS WRITER
• San Francisco Design Center almost overwhelms with its sheer volume
  by Melissa Schorr, STAFF WRITER
• Stanford's improved offense rekindles bid for bowl game
  by Glenn Reeves, STAFF WRITER
• Arrington thrust into bigger role
  by Dave Newhouse, STAFF WRITER
• Clean air lawsuit rejected by judge
  by Don Thompson, Associated Press
• Sloppy De La Salle still coasts to easy victory
  by Josh Steele, CORRESPONDENT
• Car tax rebate a tough sell
  by Steve Geissinge - rSACRAMENTO BUREAU
• Professor to face misdemeanor charges
  by Robert Airoldi, STAFF WRITER
• LECG's IPO raises $127.5 million
  by Alec Rosenberg, BUSINESS WRITER
• It's cold outside
  by Monique Beeler, STAFF WRITER
• Cal gets ready for season with exhibition rout
  by Jeff Faraudo, STAFF WRITER
• Return of 'Heidi' if not Raiders