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Articles in Mar 19, 2004 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Suicide bombers wrack Iraq
  by Tarek Al-Issawi, Associated Press
• Extremists surpass Saddam loyalists in attacks, U.S. says
  by Rajiv Chandrasekaran, Washington Post
• GE vows not to back off
  by Jennifer Inez Ward, BUSINESS WRITER
• Well-known Stanford gymnastics coach dies at 44
  by Katherine Pfrommer, STAFF WRITER
• Oakland students conquer L.A. marathon
  by Ali Fard, CORRESPONDENT
• Housing market turns 'frenetic'
  by Alan Zibel, BUSINESS WRITER
• Nothing's simple
  by Barry Caine, STAFF WRITER
• Schmidt scratched from start
  by Andrew Baggarly, STAFF WRITER
• Arraignment delayed; police defend actions
  by Juliana Barbassa, Associated Press
• Cleveland's Wickman already on disabled list
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• The axis of appeasement
• Oaklanders take charge in building of schools
  by Alex Katz
• Mervyn's features cheap in-store shop
  by Nicholas Yulico, BUSINESS WRITER
• Maritime group's president resigns
  by STAFF REPORTS
• 'Eternal Sunshine' moves from absurdist to touching
  by Barry Caine, STAFF WRITER
• Painter connects with world through his work
  by Glenn McNatt - BALTIMORE SUN
• Clinton's EPA administrator blasts Bush on environment
  by Douglas Fischer, STAFF WRITER
• Pistons win, but their streak ends
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Nevada rallies late, upsets Michigan St.
  by Anne M. Peterson - ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Changes ahead at Jack London?
  by Paul T. Rosynsky, STAFF WRITER
• PalmSource earnings fall
  by BLOOMBERG NEWS SERVICE
• English learners the talk of Oakland
  by Jill Tucker
• Stocks decline on mixed news
  by Meg Richards, Associated Press
• Bogus lawyer convicted of bankruptcy fraud
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Innocent plea in Alameda sex case
  by Glenn Chapman, STAFF WRITER
• Next step in classical music: Concerto for DJ, orchestra
• Two mothers, two sons, a war between them
  by STAFF WRITER
• Charges not likely in beating of CYA inmates
  by Associated Press
• Alabama brings little info about Stanford
  by Jeff Faraudo - STAFF WRITER
• Local Iraqis mixed about worth of war
  by Angela Hill, STAFF WRITER
• PG&E sells bonds
• Today FRIDAY NIGHT WALTZ -- Lessons begin 7 p.m. followed by an
• Group asks people to spare meat for one day
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Girl allegedly abducted for prostitution
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Gymboree plans to move
  by Tim Simmers, BUSINESS WRITER
• Gray matters: Remembering the late Spalding Gray
• The future of wireless is in U.S. security
  by Ian Hoffman, STAFF WRITER
• Latino worker death rate elicits concern
  by Justin Pritchard, Associated Press
• Hudson will pitch opening day
  by Josh Suchon, STAFF WRITER
• Iraq invasion doubts persist one year later
• Coach pleads not guilty to charges of sex abuse
  by Glenn Chapman, STAFF WRITER
• Today JUNIOR BACH FESTIVAL -- The annual weeklong festival of
• MTC member sues cruise line over accessibility
  by Josh Richman, STAFF WRITER
• What's your purpose?
• Rosenthals bring sexiness of the South to Town Hall
  by Melissa Kaman, CONTRIBUTOR
• New law to limit cost of medicine
  by FROM STAFF REPORTS
• Tiger trails by one at Bay Hill
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Things work out for A's
• Seton Hall's comeback sends Arizona packing
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Panel debates ethics of Brown's action
  by Heather MacDonald, STAFF WRITER
• John D. SOLOMON
• CHP maintains increased I-580 patrols
  by Ben Aguirre Jr., STAFF WRITER
• Xilinx, Intuit drag down SVI
• Shipper admits to dumping oil
  by Josh Richman, STAFF WRITER
• Four episodes, then back to the bench for 'D.A.'
• The Art of Disability in Oakland this weekend
• UC regents solidify support of admissions
  by STAFF REPORTS
• State hopes to control prison spending
  by Don Thompson, Associated Press
• Pabst Blue Ribbon back in style
  by Jonathan Drew, Associated Press
• English learners the talk of Alameda
  by Susan McDonough
• City grapples with slide expansion
  by Matt Carter, STAFF WRITER
• Company takeover fight is costly
  by FROM STAFF
• Curbs on Microsoft seem likely
  by Paul Meller, New York Times
• Hot sales boost Williams-Sonoma's profits
  by Associated Press
• Company takeover fight is costly
  by STAFF
• 'Glamour' event quite glamourous indeed
• Cheechoo on hot streak, and Sharks are grateful
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Cuts help Solectron narrow its losses
  by Bloomberg News
• TE Johnson gets S.F. deal
  by STAFF
• Taiwan's president shot in stomach </wire>
• YMCA hosts gay family gathering
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Man arrested after body found in van
  by STAFF REPORTS
• CEO of Black Muslim Bakery missing
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Reports offer hope on jobs front
  by Seth Sutel, Associated Press
• Early-morning explosion rocks area of Hayward
  by Michelle Meyers, STAFF WRITER
• Jamal doesn't rest on his laurels at Yoshi's
  by Jim Harrington, CONTRIBUTOR
• Cardinal fans have March Madness
  by Malaika Fraley, STAFF WRITER
• Commitment excites the veteran
  by Josh Suchon, STAFF WRITER
• Manhattan shocks 5th seed Florida
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Nationwide search to find new director
  by Paul T. Rosynsky, STAFF WRITER

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