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Articles in Jan 12, 2004 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Minerals make up 4 percent of the body's weight
• Council won't change schedule
  by Heather MacDonald, STAFF WRITER
• New abortion clash looms
  by Steve Geissinger, SACRAMENTO BUREAU
• Over 100,000 settlers protest Sharon plan
  by Associated Press
• Mauling victim is improving
  by Associated Press
• Nuggets impress Kings in defeat
  by Greg Beacham - ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Tony Soprano more mature in new season
• Newark event honors memory of MLK
  by Jennifer Kho, STAFF WRITER
• Keeping New Year's health resolutions remains elusive
• Episcopalian dissenters plot their strategy
  by Alan Cooperman, Washington Post
• Miller finishes 3rd in slalom
  by Associated Press
• Wind River 'brains' run Mars probe
  by Francine Brevetti, BUSINESS WRITER
• Berkeley calendar just isn't selling
  by Kristin Bender, STAFF WRITER
• Many wonder, what can we eat?
  by Douglas Fischer, STAFF WRITER
• Iraqis protest shortage of employment
  by Nadia Abou el-Magd, Associated Press
• NASA will need extra day to let its Spirit roam
  by Robert Jablon, Associated Press
• Ricochet concludes Boucher's shutout run
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• McNabb, Eagles prevail
  by Dave Goldberg - ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Slimming down
• With an estimated 70 million or more fans, NASCAR has long billed
  by Kyle Hopkins
• Violent weekend: 1 dies, 6 wounded
  by Kristin Bender
• Today POETRY READING -- In celebration of Jack London's birthday,
• Baker helped Iraq amass much of its current debt
  by Ken Guggenheim, Associated Press
• Appleby beats Singh by one
  by Doug Ferguson - ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Raiders beckon Dallas coaches
  by Bill Soliday, STAFF WRITER
• Psychiatrists see risk in baby stunts
  by Carolyn Susman - COX NEWS SERVICE
• AOL declares war on spyware
  by David Ho - COX NEWS SERVICE
• Hanks, 'CSI' win at People's Choice
  by Associated Press
• Oyster harvest filled with uncertainty
  by Ian Hoffman, STAFF WRITER
• Leave Hong Kong alone, China says
  by Ted Anthony, Associated Press
• Secret talks fail to settle grocery strike
  by Associated Press
• Favre's magical run ends with poor toss
  by Arnie Stapleton - ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Appleby plays like his neighbor, Tiger Woods
• Mascot's antics go overboard Associated Press
  by Associated Press
• Bay Area experts will seek out data about earthquake in Iran
  by Ali Fard, CORRESPONDENT
• Rally shows support for family of hit-and-run victims
  by Joe Gaspar, STAFF WRITER
• Alameda Hospital to hold blood drive
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Search for Navy pilot resumes
  by Ron Word, Associated Press
• Subdued Vermeil stays in control
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Appleby plays like his neighbor, Tiger Woods
• Minnesota man mends snow glob and mournful memories
  by Karen Youso - MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL STAR TRIBUNE
• Heche plays neglectful mom in Lifetime's 'Gracie's Choice'
  by Bridget Byrne - ASSOCIATED PRESS
• County launches development, growth study for Castro Valley
  by Karen Holzmeister, STAFF WRITER
• Father arrested in family's killing, children's kidnapping
  by Mark Niesse, Associated Press
• Dean, Sharpton clash on race
  by Mike Glover, Associated Press
• No. 1 UConn hands 1st loss to Oklahoma
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Hot Manning picks apart Chiefs
  by Barry Wilner - ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Full-bodied models highlight ads
  by Ira Dreyfuss - ASSOCIATED PRESS
• A house call With Dr. Dean
  by Melissa Schorr, STAFF WRITER
• Ongoing JUNIOR CENTER OF ART AND SCIENCE -- Enrollment is open for
• Racing suspected in fatal car crash
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Port moves to curb truck fumes
  by Paul T. Rosynsky, STAFF WRITER
• Shark victim back in competition
  by Associated Press
• Another MVP comes to Foxboro
  by Jimmy Golen - ASSOCIATED PRESS
• A day off is just what Golden State needed Warriors needed day off
• Three generations, four households and 17 computers
• You may want to change default search engine page
  by J.D. Biersdorfer, New York Times
• Alamedans query new $20 security fee
  by Susan McDonough, STAFF WRITER
• Bogota envoy tells U.S. to listen
  by Bruce Finley
• Rescue operation starts
  by Associated Press
• Angelides stands alone blasting Arnold
  by Michael Finnegan, Los Angeles Times
• Day off just what Warriors needed
• The dieting carousel keeps going round
  by Rosie Mestel - LOS ANGELES TIMES
• Digital radio set to offer high-definition service
  by Amy Lorentzen, Associated Press
• 80s rockers revisit band contest
  by Ben Aguirre Jr., STAFF WRITER
• Senate bill may delay university fee hikes
  by Michelle Maitre, STAFF WRITER
• Arnold stays several moves ahead of opposition
• War College issues scathing report on war on terrorism
  by Thomas E. Ricks, Washington Post
• Pistons whip Mavs at their own game
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Day off just what Warriors needed