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Articles in Jan 26, 2004 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Museums jump on Mars bandwagon
• U.S. expert: CIA wrong on WMDs
  by James Risen, New York Times
• Report says city pimps get younger
  by Chauncey Bailey, STAFF WRITER
• Six killed in South Carolina motel fire
  by Jeffrey Collins, Associated Press
• Industry targets foreign downloads
  by Cecile Daurat, Bloomberg News
• Democracy at risk
• 'Lord of the Rings' wins four Golden Globes
  by Anthony Breznican, Associated Press
• Defense session helps lesbians, gays
  by Ben Aguirre Jr., STAFF WRITER
• County heroes sought for awards
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Alameda's Light Opera seeks help
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Scientists weigh benefit, danger of genetically engineered bugs
  by Paul Elias, Associated Press
• Last-second UCLA shot leaves Cal women Blue
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Give me a nerd any time
• Vehicle tax options
• State bullet train gets major boost
  by Sean Holstege, STAFF WRITER
• Obituary: Cindy Bossi, avid nature and bird lover, dies at 53
  by STAFF REPORTS
• DMV close to mailing last refund
  by , Associated Press
• E-mail address book keeps making wrong suggestion
  by J.D. Biersdorfer, New York Times
• Chauffeur, bodyguard can save jocks' day
• 'Traffic' It's like '24' without all the plot holes "Traffic: The
• From Section 8 renter to home owner
  by Chauncey Bailey, STAFF WRITER
• Today DANCE CLASS -- Learn to dance salsa, 7:30 p.m., Rising Hope
• Supercomputer effort delivered at bargain price
  by Francine Brevetti, BUSINESS WRITER
• Husband speaks up for Andrea Yates
  by Pam Easton, Associated Press
• Hot Friesen nets winner for Devils
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Gridlock eats away at California's fabled quality of life
• How city treasures became privatized
• Now if we sent Santa to Mars ...
• Governor steps up war on 'brownfields'
  by Douglas Fischer, STAFF WRITER
• Ongoing JUNIOR CENTER OF ART AND SCIENCE -- Enrollment is open for
• Congress members help bring Libya in from cold
  by Niko Price, Associated Press
• Guards at prison formed own gang, report concludes
  by Don Thompson, Associated Press
• Delhomme delirium hits Cajun country
  by Brett Martel - ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Mickelson ends winless streak
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Motion pictures - Picture, Drama: "The Lord of the Rings: The Return
• More SFSU students studying abroad
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Partnership funds vision exams for kids
  by Kristin Bender, STAFF WRITER
• Sites facilitate organ donation
  by Karen Aug - DENVER POST
• Kerry fends off Dean and Clark to retain lead
  by Ron Fournier, Associated Press
• Nets concentrate on court, not sale
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Mavericks top Kings for 8th win in a row
  by Stephen Hawkins - ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Mission Mars: Bay Area kids dream of life, adventure on Red Planet
  by Chad Jones, STAFF WRITER
• Plan makes college fees more predictable
• Five Oakland bank robbery suspects go to court
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Jordan: Arab states must condemn suicide bombings
  by Nicolas B. Tatro, Associated Press
• Grocery workers struggle as strike enters third month
  by Alex Veiga, Associated Press
• GlobeXplorer images offer bird's-eye view Small Bay Area company
  by Francine Brevetti, BUSINESS WRITER
• Bruschi's right leg improving
  by Eddie Pells - ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Super spectacle captivates America
• Correction
• San Leandro studies cuts to police, fire
  by Ivan Delventhal
• Deadly bird flu hits Indonesia
  by Daniel Lovering, Associated Press
• Indians want Palm Springs entertainment complex
  by Associated Press
• Arizona crushes Oregon
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Cardinal tumbles to loss at USC
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Chauffeur, bodyguard can save jocks' day
• You haven't seen this 'Traffic'
• Historic house is up for grabs
  by Erin Breznikar, STAFF WRITER
• Two men attacked in unrelated incidents
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Report says Oakland pimps getting younger
  by Chauncey Bailey, STAFF WRITER
• Mars rover Opportunity sends pictures back
  by Andrew Bridges, Associated Press
• Investors must learn to question fund fees
• Raymond continues solid play
  by John Pye - ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Governor is double-dealing on Indian gaming
• No lack of direction for Berkeley Rep's Waters
  by Chad Jones, STAFF WRITER
• School administrators
• How city treasures became privatized
• Island candidates sought for panel
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Rodriguez accepts Rangers' captaincy
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Trestman is gone, this time to Miami
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Sun but no fun in Houston
  by Barry Wilner