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Articles in Dec 28, 2003 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Dean's Vermont tax credit similar to Bush's policies
  by David Gram, Associated Press
• Two quake victims honored
  by Associated Press
• Quick-hitting brigade test drives Army vehicle
  by Eric Schmitt, New York Times
• Rebel attacks largest since Saddam capture
  by Sameer N. Yacoub, Associated Press
• U.S. sends help to Iran earthquake site
  by Scott Lindlaw, Associated Press
• Alamedan spent summer babysitting chimpanzee
  by Kristin Bender, STAFF WRITER
• Web site is there in dark moments
  by Christopher S. Stewart, New York Times
• High school
• Eagles rout Redskins, earn rest
  by Joseph WhiteASSOCIATED PRESS
• Bill WALSH
• Last loss typical in this lost season
• Congress generates lots of unsolicited e-mail
  by Jennifer Lee, New York Times
• Officials now convinced cow came from Canada
  by Shankar Vedantam
• Tips on beating holiday blues
  by Ken McNeill, STAFF WRITER
• Contract near on new golf course
  by FROM STAFF REPORTS
• Venture capitalists place bets on quirky ideas
  by Michael Liedtke, Associated Press
• Hearing aid makers learn from fly
  by Anne Eisenberg, New York Times
• Streak halted: Louisville tips Kentucky
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• St. Joseph routs Poway in elite tournament
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Mad cow crisis may boost organic beef
  by David Dishneau, Associated Press
• Patt MORRISON
• Old Blues, step up for football now
• Dublin tells history with murals
  by STAFF WRITER
• Reliance on computers fosters impatience
• Bay Parks board officers named
  by STAFF WRITER
• Today
• Awards given to Oakland preservationists
  by STAFF WRITER
• Reliance on computers fosters impatience
• Raiders coach deserves classy exit
• Peterson tops free-agent list
  by Roger Phillips, STAFF WRITER
• Franz SCHURMANN
• Al MARTINEZ
• Hearing aid manufacturers may take lesson from the fly
  by Anne Eisenberg, New York Times
• Cal State studies its name -- again
  by Ricci Graham, STAFF WRITER
• Community works together to build the PostMark Temescal
• Annan resists calls for U.N. in Iraq
  by Warren Hoge, New York Times
• Official not worried over court ruling
  by FROM STAFF REPORTS
• Fatal wreck leaves family devastated
  by Glenn Chapman, STAFF WRITER
• The East Bay Women's Network is holding a meeting from 11:30 a.m. to
• Wiggins leads La Jolla past Oakland Tech
  by Kevin Asseo, CORRESPONDENT
• Wannstedt awaits his fate
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• David L. TUBBS
• Don't dump good teachers
• Newsmakers 2004: Heres 10 (or so) Bay Area people wholl be grabbing
• Recall, wildfires cap chaotic year
  by Ryan Pearson, Associated Press
• Palestinian killed in Nablus as Israel pursues militants
  by Ali Daraghmeh, Associated Press
• Police seek son in robbery of mother
  by STAFF WRITER
• Mad cow crisis may boost organic beef
  by David Dishneau, Associated Press
• Electronic stability system makes braking less risky
  by Ian Austen, New York Times
• Carlisle benches Artest, rips him, Pacers in loss
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Cal posts big win over Oregon
  by David Schoen, STAFF WRITER
• Virginia repeats in Tire Bowl, tops Pitt
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Ronald BROWNSTEIN
• Last loss typical in this lost season
• Prolific mud snail threatens game fish
  by Don Thompson, Associated Press
• Blasts aid search for snowboarders
  by Christie L. Hill, Associated Press
• Pombo eyes overhaul of Endangered Species Act
  by FROM STAFF REPORTS
• Fremont German school thrives
  by Sandhya Somashekhar, STAFF WRITER
• Island party to benefit school
  by STAFF WRITER
• Community works together to build the PostMark Temescal
• Fresno State holds off USF
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Predators top Coyotes
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Many Internet banks inch ahead on rates
  by John Kimelman, New York Times
• Erroll MORRIS
• Garcia reaches crossroads after rocky season
• Kerry tries to turn voters in New Hampshire on Dean
  by Stephen Frothingham, Associated Press
• Family of six identified as plane crash victims
  by Associated Press
• Gross national cool: World gobbling up anything Japanese
  by Anthony Faiola, Washington Post
• A glimpse back at last year's newsmakers
• Iran quake toll soars to 25,000
  by Nazia Fathi, New York Times
• Today MARITIME SOCIETY -- Help the Northern California Maritime
• Dividend boom off to quiet start
  by THE much-ballyhooed revival
• Lloyd's highlight-reel catch a beacon of hope
  by Jerry McDonald, STAFF WRITER
• Steinbrenner faints but is OK
  by WIRE REPORTS
• Life is like laundry -- everything comes out in wash
• 49ers fall in fitting finale
  by Roger PhillipsSTAFF WRITER
• Alternatives to budget cuts are our responsibility
• Reno
  by Associated Press
• Roofing-repair scam detailed
  by Ivan Delventhal, STAFF WRITER
• Bring in new year with real party animals
  by Karen Holzmeister, STAFF WRITER

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