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Articles in Jan 22, 2004 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Agency to tout thinning in Sierra
  by Don Thompson, Associated Press
• Dean regroups as Kerry surges
  by Dan Balz, Washington Post
• CPA sentenced for cheating on taxes
  by STAFF WRITER
• Today OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS HOW -- Hosts meeting, 11:30 a.m., First
• Bay Area turns tropical
  by Jim Harrington, CONTRIBUTOR
• E-Trade profits have soared
  by Michael Liedtke, Associated Press
• Stanford will face a different UCLA
  by Glenn Reeves, STAFF WRITER
• Davis to be more involved with details of team
  by Jerry McDonald, STAFF WRITER
• Lopez helps fuel Holy Names win
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Lakeside for all Oaklanders
• See Island's field of dreams on the silver screen
• Storm on Earth delays science on Mars
  by Associated Press
• Man convicted of stalking ex-flame on new crusade
  by Glenn Chapman, STAFF WRITER
• Community pays tribute to 114 slain in Oakland
  by Ivan Delventhal, STAFF WRITER
• A reality TV series they can't even watch
• TheatreWorks, Microsoft shake up Shakespeare
• Rents still decline
  by Alan Zibel, BUSINESS WRITER
• Warriors blow lead, stumble vs. Clippers
  by John Nadel
• Iowa caucuses perform admirably
• Teammates express sorrow
  by David Schoen, STAFF WRITER
• Probe of leak of 9-11 messages focuses on Shelby
  by Dana Priest
• Top Iraqi Shiite softening on election demand
  by Vijay Joshi, Associated Press
• Genetically altered insects offer hope, possible dangers
  by Paul Elias, Associated Press
• Al Davis sets the record straight
  by Art Spander, STAFF WRITER
• Readers get chance to salute the columnist
• Bay Bridge upgrade lures more bidders
  by Sean Holstege, STAFF WRITER
• Sale gives Barra better profits
  by Alec Rosenberg, BUSINESS WRITER
• Toskala's 26 saves keep Sharks on roll
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Island studio for tiny artists
• Library shows early coffee-table-style book
  by Associated Press
• Permanent oversight sought for reforms
  by Don Thompson, Associated Press
• Livermore scientist nails melting point for iron
  by Ian Hoffman, STAFF WRITER
• Man charged with gunning down his friend
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Tow truck driver provides info on robbery
  by Harry Harris, STAFF WRITER
• Finger's photographs on display
  by Justine DaCosta, STAFF WRITER
• Silicon Valley Art Museum displays best of digital art competition
• Kendall cures slice, shoots 63 at Hope Classic
  by WIRE REPORTS
• Woman killed in Palestinian refugee camp
  by Mark Lavie, Associated Press
• Is it Muskie's tears all over again?
  by Will Lester, Associated Press
• Car-tax cut challenge put before California justices
  by David Kravets, Associated Press
• Contra Costa judge picked to preside in case
  by Jason Dearen, STAFF WRITER
• Ongoing JUNIOR CENTER OF ART AND SCIENCE -- Enrollment is open for
• San Leandro Chamber gets new chief
  by Tasha Bartholomew, STAFF WRITER
• Squeegee maker still cleans up Ettore Products of Oakland brings in
  by Alec Rosenberg, BUSINESS WRITER
• Anthrax vaccine moves forward
  by Marni Leff Kottle, Bloomberg News
• Venus moves into 3rd round
  by John Pye - ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Davis, Raiders in state of confusion
• PalmOne will cut 100 jobs
  by Jennifer Inez Ward, BUSINESS WRITER
• Justices rule for EPA in Alaska
  by Anne Gearan, Associated Press
• Financial guru says it's not too late to retire with $1 million
  by Melissa Schorr, STAFF WRITER
• 100 face layoffs at social services
  by Michele R. Marcucci, STAFF WRITER
• Woman revived with new device dies
  by Robert Airoldi, STAFF WRITER
• Brown touts city's progress at breakfast
  by Heather MacDonald, STAFF WRITER
• Housing construction increases
  by Jeannine Aversa, Associated Press
• When rich aren't richer, state's in poorhouse
• Davis, Raiders in state of confusion
• Warriors blow lead, stumble vs. Clippers
  by John Nadel - ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Tribe to seek gambling expansion
  by Dan Morain, Los Angeles Times
• Guards find explosives, foil plot to sabotage refinery
  by Bruce Stanley, Associated Press
• Standards delayed for washers
  by Anna Oberthur, Associated Press
• Latest quakes are linked to Mt. Diablo
  by Scott Steinberg, STAFF WRITER
• Keyshawn Johnson robbed in Berkeley
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Island parking lot wins design award
  by Susan McDonough, STAFF WRITER
• Indo-American program to highlight ancient moves
  by Melissa Evans, STAFF WRITER
• Cutbacks lead to profit for Siebel
  by Connie Guglielmo, Bloomberg News
• Davis remains sharp, and he remains the Raiders
• MegaPath weighs initial offering
  by David Morrill, BUSINESS WRITER
• Toxic cleanups may be scaled back
  by Ian Hoffman, STAFF WRITER
• Developer discovers that it's not easy saving green
  by Tasha Bartholomew, STAFF WRITER
• TV One planning outlet in Oakland
  by Laura Counts, STAFF WRITER
• CPA sentenced for cheating on taxes
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Palo Alto Players makes 'Born Yesterday' relevant today
  by Keith Kreitman, CONTRIBUTOR
• Cartridge World is getting around
  by Alec Rosenberg, BUSINESS WRITER
• Davis remains sharp, and he remains the Raiders
• John KRIST
• Lam Research boosts numbers
  by Ian King, Bloomberg News
• Man accused of bribing Sharon
  by Peter Enav, Associated Press
• Congress may extend select few breaks
  by Mary Dalrymple, Associated Press
• Study finds shut-eye essential for creativity
  by William McCall, Associated Press
• Pay for top brass reined in
  by Heather MacDonald, STAFF WRITER

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