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Articles in Feb 28, 2004 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Fruit-tree growth unsightly and persistent but not fatal
• Tax refund checks little higher this year
  by Mary Dalrymple, Associated Press
• Heatley saves Thrashers
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Stanford gets high praise from Wooden
• Mickelson's back as golf's top lefty
• Rebels, anarchy close in on Haiti's nervous capital
  by Paisley Dodds, Associated Press
• Woman escapes injury in possible freeway shooting
  by Ben Aguirre Jr.
• BART expects weekend delays
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Web sites help parents decipher school information
  by Jill Tucker, STAFF WRITER
• Celebrating your home
• Wall Street sees little change
  by Michael J. Martinez, Associated Press
• Oracle may not go away easily
  by David Morrill, BUSINESS WRITER
• Greenberg brings nonpartisan balance
  by Millie Greenberg
• 401(k)s don't get backed up by government By Albert B. Crenshaw,
  by Albert B. Crenshaw, Washington Post
• Union City Leisure Services honored
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Massive animal hospital gives boost to historic Fremont district
  by Scott Wong, STAFF WRITER
• Bay Area-based online network connects like-minded Muslims
  by Deborah Kong, Associated Press
• Candidate billboards under some scrutiny
  by Robert Gammon
• The world at home
  by Elizabeth Jardina, STAFF WRITER
• Neptune Orient steers toward profit
  by Alec Rosenberg, BUSINESS WRITER
• Wall Street sees little change
  by Michael J. Martinez, Associated Press
• Stanford gets high praise from Wooden
• Alfonzo clicks in 2nd Giants season
• Medium-sized waves, big fun at Mavericks contest
  by Amelia Hansen, STAFF WRITER
• Kerry pulls no punches during rally in Oakland
  by Alex Katz, STAFF WRITER
• Large meth lab bust near Tracy historic
  by Dave Myhra, STAFF WRITER
• Gay marriage issue splits religious leaders
  by Eric Gorski - THE DENVER POST
• Hendrix tribute tries to bring out everyone's inner Jimi
  by Jim Harrington, CONTRIBUTOR
• 'Lost in Translation' may be a tough sell in Japan
  by Kenji Hall, Associated Press
• Bummer summer for gas prices
  by Bruce Blythe, Bloomberg News
• Buzzer-beater lifts CSUH by Holy Names
  by Matt Schwab, CORRESPONDENT
• Hammond's diamond dream
  by Josh Suchon, STAFF WRITER
• Just one drawback to park's renovation
  by Josh Suchon, STAFF WRITER
• Scientists stumble on new dinosaur
  by Ian Hoffman, STAFF WRITER
• Survey: 4% of priests were abusers
  by STAFF
• Oaklanders' selflessness pays off
  by Joe Gaspar, STAFF WRITER
• 'Trading Spaces' decorating guru Yip says looking good just the
  by Tracy Hobson Lehmann - SAN ANTONIO EXPRESS-NEWS
• Cat's cough not just hairballs -- it could be feline bronchitis
• U.S. Iranians root for Aghdashloo
  by Mike Harden - SCRIPPS HOWARD
• Porsche recalls Cayenne SUVs
  by Associated Press
• Tamir faces Haas finale
  by Jeff Faraudo, STAFF WRITER
• Stanford's rally in 7th tops Cal
  by STAFF
• Greenspan wakes politicians to pending benefits crisis
• Bay Area lags in quake reinforcement
  by Sean Holstege, STAFF WRITER
• Newer news racks to debut on Island
  by John Geluardi, CORRESPONDENT
• Schools bond questioned by officials
  by Susan McDonough, STAFF WRITER
• Economy expanding at brisk pace
  by Jeannine Aversa, Associated Press
• Palma Plaza still has some openings
  by Nick Yulico, BUSINESS WRITER
• Owens goes on defensive in contract mix-up
  by Roger Phillips, STAFF WRITER
• Frustrating week for Damphousse ends with victory
  by Ken Silman, STAFF WRITER
• Lockyer can't halt weddings
  by David Kravets, Associated Press
• Obiutary: Marvin E. Levy, 'honest' defense lawyer, dies at 67
  by Katherine Pfrommer, STAFF WRITER
• Rich window treatments balance newly remodeled kitchen
• San Leandro shuttle unveils cleaner buses
  by STAFF REPORTS
• And to think the beloved Dr. Seuss almost burned his first book
  by Karen MacPherson - PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE
• Bay Area jobless rate climbs
  by Eve Mitchell, BUSINESS WRITER
• Garner to buy out last year of Raiders contract
  by Jerry McDonald, STAFF WRITER
• Grocery stores trying to win back customers
  by Josh Fineman, Bloomberg News
• Mickelson's back as golf's top lefty
• Coming Sunday
• Medicare fees drop for Bay Area seniors
  by Rebecca Vesely, STAFF WRITER
• Livermore lab settles Discrimination Suit
  by Ian Hoffman, STAFF WRITER
• Teens to get taste of world hunger
  by Melissa Evans, STAFF WRITER
• Homesick man brings cactus with him -- to chilly Maryland
  by Eugene L. Meyer, Washington Post
• VeriSign sues ICANN over contract views
  by Anick Jesdanun, Associated Press
• Utah hands Sacramento only its fifth home loss
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Genentech shares near four-year high
  by Bloomberg News
• European tariffs to be imposed on U.S. goods
  by Martin Crutsinger, Associated Press
• Strong-mayor nods raise ethical issues
• Adult charges weighed in baby death
  by Glenn Chapman, STAFF WRITER
• Candidate billboards under scrutiny
  by Robert Gammon
• You don't have to sell home to make it look comfortable
  by Melissa Schorr, STAFF WRITER
• Officials to look at complaints against Chiron
  by Paul Elias, Associated Press
• Bogey-free Slocum up by 2 in Tucson
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Closing in on Athens
  by Greg Beacham - ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Bonds in clear, lawyers in BALCO case say
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Death for Japanese cult leader
  by Norimitsu Onishi, New York Times
• Strong-mayor nods raise ethical issues
• Today THE BLUE FAIRY -- The Blue Fairy Jacquelyn Lynaugh will perform
• Officials question Island schools bond
  by Susan McDonough, STAFF WRITER

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