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Articles in Jun 18, 2004 issue of Oakland Tribune

• 20 bucks will get you a concert seat
• Possible lion reported at Mills
  by Laura Casey, STAFF WRITER
• Tribute to dancer is official Sunday
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Firms make eBay sales easier
  by Tim Simmers, BUSINESS WRITER
• Dampier set to decide if he'll stay a Warrior
  by WIRE REPORTS
• Schwarzenegger rallies GOP faithful on budget
  by Tom Chorneau, Associated Press
• Festival to celebrate Puerto Rico
  by STAFF REPORTS
• 'Harry Potter' leads five movies to plus $20 million
• Iraq car bomb kills 41, targets security
  by Danica Kirka, Associated Press
• Boys learn teamwork and musicianship in choruses
• Not all of 'Terminal' acceptable for children
  by Steve Persall - ST. PETERSBURG TIMES
• United's federal loan request denied
  by Jeannine Aversa, Associated Press
• No, really-- you can train a cat
  by Dee Harrell Mooring - CONTRIBUTOR
• Astros trade Hidalgo to Mets
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Bullpen fails the A's again
  by Josh Suchon - STAFF WRITER
• Opposition leader killed in drive-by in Pakistan
  by Afzal Nadeem, Associated Press
• Latest Madame ZinZanni might seem a major surprise
• Alameda cops run for Special Olympics
• Tables turned
• Bonds should stay a Giant until his 756th
  by Rod Brooks
• San Leandro Chamber hosts golf event
  by Nicholas Yulico, BUSINESS WRITER
• Stubborn Kobe ruined a potentially great Finals
• Tucker makes Blue Jays pay
  by Andrew Baggarly, STAFF WRITER
• Civilian charged in prison assault
  by Curt Anderson, Associated Press
• Recruiters are on the hunt for new weather watchers
  by John Geluardi, CORRESPONDENT
• Two shot inside Oakland church
  by STAFF WRITER
• DVD extras show Sandler's light touch with 'Dates'
  by David Germain, Associated Press
• Bonds should stay a Giant until his 756th
  by Rod Brooks
• Software field scrutinized
  by David Morrill, BUSINESS WRITER
• Privacy-loving customersbalk at cellular directory
  by May Wong, Associated Press
• Ray Charles' fans bid final farewell to famed musician
  by Geoff Boucher, Los Angeles Times
• Bush defends linking Saddam with al-Qaida
  by Maria Newman, New York Times
• Today FRIDAY NIGHT WALTZ -- Lessons begin 7 p.m., followed by an
• Today RAISIN -- An adaptation of "A Raisin in the Sun" features a
• 'Dodgeball' hits mark as low-brow comedy
  by Barry Caine, STAFF WRITER
• Joblessclaims on the decline
  by Jeannine Aversa, Associated Press
• Xilinx, KLA drag down SVI
• Woods, Duval just gentlemen at Open
• Park district shouldn't
• Comet's surface surprises scientists
  by Guy Gugliotta, Washington Post
• Report rough on White House
  by Douglas Jehl, New York Times
• Prosecution suggests financial motive
  by Jason Dearen, STAFF WRITER
• Phish baits fans with outstanding final studio album
• 50 years of change shaped the city
• Fed report notes manufacturing up
  by Carlos Torres, Bloomberg News
• Sometimes dreams do come true
• Trains, boats beat cars in transit race to airport
  by Justin Jouvenal, STAFF WRITER
• Stubborn Kobe ruined a potentially great Finals
• Israel proposes trench to block smuggling
  by Karin Laub, Associated Press
• 3 Catholic schools close doors for good
  by Alex Katz, STAFF WRITER
• Juneteenth event a musical treat
  by Brenda Payton, STAFF WRITER
• Spielberg comedy 'Terminal' more like 'Mr. Hanks Goes to the Airport'
  by Barry Caine, STAFF WRITER
• Waterfront deal spares artist colony
  by Robert Gammon, STAFF WRITER
• An overdoctored 'Faust' at SF Opera
  by Stephanie von Buchau - CONTRIBUTOR
• Did Hilton just tell naked truth?
  by James Thorner - ST. PETERSBURG TIMES
• Lowry ready to face Martinez
  by Andrew Baggarly - STAFF WRITER
• CHP officer finds baby's body in car
  by Carol Rock - LOS ANGELES DAILY NEWS
• Lockyer suit says Enron owes billions to California
  by Glenn Chapman, STAFF WRITER
• Alameda class for terror-response pros
  by STAFF REPORTS
• 'Believer' tells militants to free U.S. hostage
  by Salah Nasrawi, Associated Press
• Crude prices higher on Mideast instability
  by BLOOMBERG NEWS SERVICE
• Burnt body discovered in city park
  by Harry Harris
• Gee leaves everyone proud
• Credit reports had serious errors
  by Marcy Gordon, Associated Press
• Thurman: first woman to run Bay Meadows
• Prove it or clam up
• Juneteenth event a musical treat
  by Brenda Payton, STAFF WRITER
• Wall Street continues to slip
  by Meg Richards, Associated Press
• Pepper Gomez fansinvited to memorial
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Cozy up to the intimate Stanford Jazz Festival
  by Jim Harrington - CONTRIBUTOR
• Communications shaky on 9/11
  by Philip Shenon
• Boomer birthday bashes
• Variations of a gem: Jewel warms up Wente
  by Jim Harrington - CONTRIBUTOR
• Lehr finds niche as reliever
  by Josh Suchon, STAFF WRITER
• Banning butts on beaches unreasonable
• Current Western drought beats Dust Bowl
  by Angie Wagner, Associated Press
• Scharffen Berger delights and more at Caf Cacao
  by Melissa Kaman - CONTRIBUTOR
• Berkeley lab gets new leadership
  by Ian Hoffman, STAFF WRITER
• Senate OKs Greenspan
• Alameda landlords voluntarily cut rents
  by Susan McDonough, STAFF WRITER

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