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Articles in Mar 24, 2004 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Doing the right thing costs the city money
• Microsoft: European Union is overreacting
  by Paul Geitner, Associated Press
• Using bulgur wheat in sides and salads
  by Food Network Kitchens
• Valenti to retire from trade group
  by David Germain, Associated Press
• Snack industry is under attack
  by Patrick Walters, Associated Press
• Berkeley High graduate helps Humboldt State's rise to power
  by Steve Herendeen, STAFF WRITER
• Local group plans Israeli protest
  by Melissa Evans, STAFF WRITER
• Stanford meet brings together prep track elite By David Schoen, STAFF
  by David Schoen, STAFF WRITER
• Harding played us for fools -- again
• Senators want better rail system protection
  by Associated Press
• Bay Area legislators float 'Clean Money' ballot plan
  by Steve Geissinger - SACRAMENTO BUREAU
• A little taste of Havana in Miami
  by Laurel Miller, CONTRIBUTOR
• Drivers to get instant traffic times
  by Sean Holstege, STAFF WRITER
• Signature Wines going retail
  by Nicholas Yulico, BUSINESS WRITER
• Slain Fresno children were shot in the head
  by Associated Press
• Today ALAMEDA HEAD START -- Provides children ages 3 to 5 with
• Abgenix wants to increase work force
  by Jennifer Inez Ward, BUSINESS WRITER
• Prior goes on DL
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Report: Putnam was slow to react
  by BLOOMBERG NEWS SERVICE
• How to sieve a chicken? Just ask the Palace Kitchen Boys
  by Charles Perry, Los Angeles Times
• Pro-Ject Love helps feed the hungry
  by Ali Fard, CORRESPONDENT
• Calypte brings down fourth quarter loss
  by Alec Rosenberg, BUSINESS WRITER
• BART bomb scare snarls a.m. commute
  by Sean Holstege, STAFF WRITER
• Boys tennis ROBERT SUR, Bishop O'Dowd: Rallied back from a 4-6 loss
• Opening Windows
• Sharks' key win clinches playoffs
  by Ken Silman, STAFF WRITER
• Cable operators give free blocks
  by Neil Roland, Bloomberg News
• Doing the right thing costs the city money
• Iraqi conflict takes Bay Area lives
  by Ken McNeill, STAFF WRITER
• Finally, Philippines' San Miguel lands in Bay Area markets
• Henson, Quirk win seats on Hayward City Council
  by Michelle Meyers, STAFF WRITER
• U.S. gas prices up, S.F. is down
  by STAFF
• Salt water found on Mars could have supported life
  by Andrew Bridges, Associated Press
• Tech routs Knights in OAL opener
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Richard Clarke's misfire
• Cassell is hot for T'wolves
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• $3 toll delayed for FasTrak
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Gardening program hunts for new wheels after fire
  by Olvia Angulo, CORRESPONDENT
• With chocolate fountains, who needs boring old waterfalls?
  by Janelle Erlichman, Washington Post
• Bullet train short of cash
  by Steve Lawrence, Associated Press
• State must pay suppliers
  by Jim Polson, Bloomberg News
• Farm workers to be paid for travel
  by Rachel Konrad, Associated Press
• Abbey priest plans to fight eviction order
  by Laura Counts, STAFF WRITER
• Stock indexes continue slide
  by Michael J. Martinez, Associated Press
• Harville battles for bullpen spot
  by Josh Suchon, STAFF WRITER
• New hope for patients with MS
  by Joann Loviglio, Associated Press
• County calls out Diebold execs
  by Ian Hoffman, STAFF WRITER
• Vietnamese refugee traveled a long, hard road to success
  by J. Alex Greenwood, CORRESPONDENT
• Father Weeks says he plans to fight eviction
• Electrification of Caltrain seems back on track
  by Justin Jouvenal, STAFF WRITER
• Panel bristles at pre-9-11 inaction
  by Philip Shenon
• Mansion close to revival, thanks to Hayward historical society
  by Karen Holzmeister, STAFF WRITER
• Courageous insider lifts shroud
• Childress adds national honor
  by Glenn Reeves, STAFF WRITER
• Grana Padano offers mild alternative to Parmesan
  by Alexandra DeFelice, STAFF WRITER
• Going out of town?
• Company throws pasta into the low-carb mix
  by Amy Shafer, Associated Press
• Success follows cancer vaccine maker
  by Tim Simmers, BUSINESS WRITER
• Berkeley panel votes tonight on cop dogs
  by Kristin Bender, STAFF WRITER
• Defense is hinting at heat-of-passion claim
  by Ivan Delventhal, STAFF WRITER
• Braun's offense stuck in neutral
• About Schmidt: A close call
  by Andrew Baggarly, STAFF WRITER
• Branson eyes US Airways
• Sport cuts to get boost from SaberCats
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Absinthe makes the heart grow fonder
  by William M. Dowd - ALBANY TIMES UNION
• Opera Software offers voice-operated browser
  by Doug Mellgren, Associated Press
• Recording industry sues computer users
  by Alex Veiga, Associated Press
• High school Baseball BCL-EAST College Prep (1-4, 0-1)300 040 0--7 7 4
• Island school plans auction
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Pirates debut with easy win in the HAAL
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Giants will start with several closers
  by Andrew Baggarly, STAFF WRITER
• Alfonzo key to Bonds' season
• Fox lot beckons arts school
  by Heather MacDonald, STAFF WRITER
• Saucy selections
• Novartis says bid for Aventis viable if French back off
  by Laurence Frost, Associated Press
• 5Child Advocates
• Lab companies crowd generic drug market
  by Nicholas Yulico, BUSINESS WRITER
• 'Friends of Parks' do the impossible
  by Laura Casey, STAFF WRITER
• Why the fuss over marriage?
• Kudos to local state high school hoops champions

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