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Articles in May 30, 2004 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Event a step back to Civil War days
  by Melissa Evans, STAFF WRITER
• Kerry hits Bush for Iraq 'myopia'
  by David E. Sanger, New York Times
• Four Americanskilled in Afghanistan
  by Associated Press
• 'Misunderstanding' killed Ex-NFL star
  by STAFF
• San Leandro man is truly his brother's keeper
  by Ivan Delventhal, STAFF WRITER
• The most pressing issue in education
• Young job seekers struggle to compete with veteran workers
  by Nicholas Yulico, BUSINESS WRITER
• Castroneves gunning for his third Indy win
  by Sean McClelland - COX NEWS SERVICE
• On deck for Mondesi: debut with Angels
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• T'Wolves beat L.A. to extend series
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Harold MEYERSON
• Editor collects eulogies in 'Farewell, Godspeed'
  by Chad Jones, STAFF WRITER
• End of honeymoon looming for Schwarzenegger
  by Jordan Rau, Los Angeles Times
• Officials charged in gambling raid
  by Associated Press
• Despite peace deals Sudan region suffers
  by Khaled Kazziha, Associated Press
• Lawyer cleans up in poker finals
  by Adam Goldman, Associated Press
• No sugar-coating with Rickman, Mos Def in HBO movie
• Macaulay Culkin leaves child-star past behind with older roles
  by Ben Nuckols - Associated Press
• New satellite radio is making nice progress
  by Adrian McCoy - PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE
• Rare Jewish artifacts rescued from Iraq in limbo
  by Carl Hartman - ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Brewers pitcher gets winning hit
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Giants' 8th straight is cause to celebrate
  by Dave Albee - MARIN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL
• Toms surges to seven-shot lead
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Port favoring arts school, critics contend
  by Paul T. Rosynsky, STAFF WRITER
• Children, father found stabbed
  by Associated Press
• Force-fed recipes
• Al-Qaida operative found home in Japan
  by Eric Talmadge, Associated Press
• Event to help Lincoln Child Center
• Today AKHNATEN -- The Oakland Opera Theater will perform "Akhnaten,"
• Stanford rushes to records
  by STAFF REPORTS
• 'American Bandstand' back --with 'American Idol' flavor
  by Lynn Elber, Associated Press
• Ohlone comes up short vs. Cypress
  by Josh Butters, CORRESPONDENT
• Cleveland walks all over the A's
  by Josh Suchon, STAFF WRITER
• James DOBBINS
• Event to help Lincoln Child Center
• Bush will try to mend fences on Europe trip
  by Tom Raum, Associated Press
• Ten killed in Saudi Arabia standoff
  by Donna Abu-Nasr, Associated Press
• Memorial honors vets from WWII
  by Michael Janofsky, New York Times
• Fremont author recounts father's deportation
  by Melissa Evans, STAFF WRITER
• Oakland airport's guards overcome flak
  by Paul T. Rosynsky
• Career centers offer advice for job hunt
  by Nicholas Yulico, BUSINESS WRITER
• Hidden jolt of calories may be in your coffee cup
  by Jane E. Allen - LOS ANGELES TIMES
• NL Central is one big surprise party
  by Andrew Baggarly, STAFF WRITER
• Raiders' recipe for disaster
• John V. Bennett
• 'Lion King's' South Africans talk about life post-apartheid
• Rudolph's five principal apprehenders move on
  by Tim Whitmire, Associated Press
• Oregon police expandsearch for student
  by Sarah Linn, Associated Press
• Top Hamas leader killed in Gaza City
  by Ibrahim Barzak, Associated Press
• Drifters seek sense of stability on the outskirts of Las Vegas
  by Dean E. Murphy, New York Times
• Norman Rockwell's 'freedom' paintings displayed in Washington, D.C.
  by Carl Hartman - ASSOCIATE PRESS
• Microsoft turns attention to growing field of search
  by Allison Linn, Associated Press
• Putting finger on meaning of length
  by Michael Woods - TOLEDO BLADE
• Rain likely for Indy 500
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Raiders' recipe for disaster
• Presidents' health a public matter
• New trauma center opens at Highland
  by Rebecca Vesely, STAFF WRITER
• State teacher-pension fund faces billion-dollar shortfall
  by Gilbert Chan
• Archibald Cox, 92, dies at Maine home
  by New York Times
• Hangar to make way for parking
  by Paul T. Rosynsky, STAFF WRITER
• Rock, pop and prose combination is nothing new
  by Gina Vivinetto - ST. PETERSBURG TIMES
• Vocational teachers ask, 'Where do we go from here?'
  by Chris De Benedetti, STAFF WRITER
• Student (wood) works his way to top
  by Chris De Benedetti, STAFF WRITER
• Wanted: SEC psychologist
  by Judith Burns, Associated Press
• Adults as well as kids want to putdecorative bandages on their owies
  by Bill Hendrick - COX NEWS SERVICE
• M's Garcia stops the Red Sox
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• A smarty discussion
  by Joe Nolan, STAFF WRITER
• Former champ Kuerten knocks off No. 1 Federer
  by Steven Wine - ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Guardsmen fly to woman's rescue
  by Brian Foley, STAFF WRITER
• Californians must shed naivete about gambling
• Marines try to monitor Fallujah
  by Katarina Kratovac, Associated Press
• Caribbean countries in rush to bury flooding victims
  by Peter Prengaman, Associated Press
• Gunmen attack Saudi compounds
  by Donna Abu-Nasr, Associated Press
• Today MARITIME SOCIETY -- Help the Northern California Maritime
• Shop owner spreads the fly-fishing bug
  by David Morrill, BUSINESS WRITER
• Flames show again they have plenty of fight left
  by Alan Robinson - ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Bush must level with American people on Iraq
• South Africa now stands out from within Dark Continent
• Wednesday
• Scholars working to mine history from early Chinatown amid building
  by Laura Counts, STAFF WRITER

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