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Articles in Jan 18, 2004 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Numerous ways to volunteer
• Museum curator, ex-chancellor's wife dies
  by STAFF
• Authors of note to help out library
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Real estate
• Sore arms warmly embrace Toasty Bears
  by Jennifer Inez Ward, BUSINESS WRITER
• Kurds in the new Iraq
• Voting integrity left to 'black box'
• Bomb kills three near Baghdad
  by Paul Garwood, Associated Press
• New Hampshire voters have eyes on results
  by Tom Raum, Associated Press
• Innovative technology may alter 'micropayments'
  by Anne Eisenberg, New York Times
• Wie, McKeon show age is irrelevant
• Stanford steps out of shadows in basketball
  by Gregg Bell - SACRAMENTO BEE
• More to addition than 2 + 2
• Spokesman for BART will retire
  by Sean Holstege, STAFF WRITER
• Big rigs concern residents near Fremont's Auto Mall
  by Scott Wong, STAFF WRITER
• 'L Word' puts some moves on estranged 'sex' watchers
  by Carina Chocano, Los Angeles Times
• Report: Billionaire Broad makes bid for Dodgers
  by STAFF
• Charles E. COOK JR.
• Ducks finally win in 2004
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• King's words on war remain relevant
• Party vows unity but ends up bickering
  by Steve Geissinger - SACRAMENTO BUREAU
• Neighbors say they're happy
• Bears give Cardinal a battle
• Wie, McKeon show age is irrelevant
• Best source of trace minerals is a healthy diet This is the last of
• As sight fades, 1 vision remains
  by Chad Jones, STAFF WRITER
• World's Muslims protest French head scarf ban
  by Elaine Ganley, Associated Press
• Estuary is featured in new calendar
• Duke bedevils Demon Deacons
  by Aaron Beard - ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Kevin PHILLIPS
• Not much royalty to King James' game
• Doctor claims to clone human embryo
  by Rick Weiss, Washington Post
• Car bomb explodes in Baghdad
  by Sarah El Deeb, Associated Press
• Sacramento soldier dies in vehicle accident
  by Associated Press
• Iowans on guard for hanky-panky by Dean zealots
  by John M. Glionna, Los Angeles Times
• Piedmont's size humbles Tech
  by David Schoen, STAFF WRITER
• Celebrated movie producer Ray Stark dies at 88
  by Bob Thomas, Associated Press
• Saunders to stay with Chiefs
  by Jerry McDonald, STAFF WRITER
• 'On-pump' bypass surgery may be better
• Actor's disappearance baffles friends, family
  by Justin Glanville, Associated Press
• King's words on war remain relevant
• Arizona gives Olson night to remember
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• FDA: Generics cheaper in U.S.
  by Lauran Neergaard, Associated Press
• San Leandro opens history museum
  by Ben Aguirre Jr., STAFF WRITER
• After-school funds are a sacred cow
  by Jill Tucker, STAFF WRITER
• High school Girls basketball NON-LEAGUE Oakland Tech (10-6)4 23 10 10-
• Bears give Cardinal a battle
• James hurt as Cavaliers win in OT
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Starting lineman out for Pats
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• ABC takes extreme makeover idea in more ways than one
• Long Island school takes spot in infamy
  by Frank Eltman, Associated Press
• Disputed Grace Joy Lodge will close
  by Laura Casey, STAFF WRITER
• New sport calls for a broom, shoes and an ice rink
  by Martin Miller - LOS ANGELES TIMES
• No.16 Gonzaga beats Gaels again
  by STAFF
• Selling Bush's space vision will be tough task
• Propriety of trip by vice president, justice questioned
  by Jonathan D. Salant, Associated Press
• Demographic shift may alter black-Latino relations
  by Mireya Navarro, New York Times
• U.S., allies hold drill to stop flow of weapons
  by Adnan Malik, Associated Press
• Democrats crisscross Iowa to gather support
  by David Espo, Associated Press
• Island high schools host orientation
  by STAFF REPORTS
• I'll have a shampoo and style and some Botox
  by Bettijane Levine, Los Angeles Times
• Prisons overspend $1.4 billion
  by Bob Poterfield, Associated Press
• Today FAMILY FOLKDANCING -- An opportunity for families to dance
• Texas cemetery offers eco-friendly burials
  by Liz Austin - ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Families cozy up to computers in the kitchen
  by Katie Hafner, New York Times
• William H. GROSS
• Estuary is featured in new calendar
• Molester could face new charges
  by Associated Press
• New billboards depict Bay Area's native landscapes
  by Angela Hill, STAFF WRITER
• U.S. to pull troops out of Seoul
  by Hans Greimel, Associated Press
• UNC knocks off No.1 UConn
  by Jim O'Connell - ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Saving for a sick day
  by Eve Mitchell, BUSINESS WRITER
• Vatican turns to music for religious harmony
  by Daniela Petroff, Associated Press
• Pair lead Sharks by Avs
  by John Mossman - ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Not much royalty to King James' game
• Lawmakers plan hearings
  by Associated Press
• Disney fans encouraged to dump Eisner
  by Gary Gentile, Associated Press
• Boxer, absent Dean stars of convention
  by Josh Richman, STAFF WRITER
• Head-Royce fights through flu to win
  by STAFF REPORTS
• It's hard to root against good guys of the NFL

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