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Articles in Oct 3, 2005 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Redwood City priest wins national grant for sabbatical
• Click, clack: Typewriter's sound endures
  by Pamela Harris, CORRESPONDENT
• Cougars spoil Menlo's homecoming
  by Nathan Kurz, CORRESPONDENT
• Janikowski shuns slump talk, hits all four attempts
  by Jerry McDonald, STAFF WRITER
• BART's extension south runs into a roadblock
  by Sean Holstege, STAFF WRITER
• Students raise funds for victims of Katrina
• Typewriters old but not yet obsolete
  by Pamela Harris, CORRESPONDENT
• 'Tuner' car show coming to county fairgrounds
  by Matt Carter, STAFF WRITER
• Youth car culture to take a bow
  by Matt Carter, STAFF WRITER
• A's manager confident he'll be back
  by Josh Suchon, STAFF WRITER
• Hayashi, McCammon start race for 2006 Assembly seat
  by Karen Holzmeister, STAFF WRITER
• Lost in the Fog wows racing fans
  by Laura Ernde, STAFF WRITER
• Alarms ignored, no crime increase
  by Scott Wong, STAFF WRITER
• Volunteers find hope amid ruins of Katrina
  by Sean Holstege, STAFF WRITER
• Mormon genealogy library is open to all
  by Nicole Neroulias, STAFF WRITER
• Volunteers find hope amid ruins of Katrina
  by Sean Holstege, STAFF WRITER
• Sacred Heart keeps focus in rout By Richard
  by Richard MotroniCORRESPONDENT
• Bynum breaks through
  by Josh Suchon, STAFF WRITER
• Valley religious groups come together for Holy Convergence
  by Rebecca F. Johnson, STAFF WRITER
• San Carlos manager: Key is public service
• Livermore Trails to be powered by the sun
  by Mike White, STAFF WRITER
• Fans of solar power open their homes
  by Poh Si Teng, CORRESPONDENT
• San Francisco Opera's 'Doctor Atomic' a very serious world premiere
  by Stephanie von Buchau, CONTRIBUTOR
• Medicare drug plan details described
  by Rebecca Vesely, STAFF WRITER
• CSM 4-1 after rout of Gavilan
  by Matt SchwabSTAFF WRITER,
• Tagliabue wants to expand NFL's international presence
  by Roger Phillips
• Tracy Scholar honored 14th year in a row
  by Aaron Swarts, STAFF WRITER
• Meeting your ghostly neighbors
• Domestic violence has Fremont foe
  by Chris De Benedetti, STAFF WRITER
• The great debate: So what should we call this decade?
  by Candace Murphy, STAFF WRITER
• Pear wine: It's the American chardonnay
  by KATHLEEN DEELY, Sun Staff
• Exotic event to aid new facility
  by Eleni Economides, CORRESPONDENT
• Indian tribe seeks recognition
  by Jonathan Jones, STAFF WRITER
• Giants, Sabean stay together
  by Andrew Baggarly, STAFF WRITER
• County supervisors approve two new Alamo committees
  by Rebecca F. Johnson, STAFF WRITER
• Seven vie for three council seats
  by Christine Morente, STAFF WRITER
• Measure K funds bolstering police, fire
  by Chris De Benedetti, STAFF WRITER
• Softball player doesn't want her own league
  by Mike Martinez, STAFF WRITER
• MRI scanning technology applied to animals
• Filling the wine gap
  by BEN ANTONIUS/Democrat staff Writer
• Ohlone tribe not giving up on gaining recognition
  by Jonathan Jones, STAFF WRITER
• Officials tout solar power plan
  by Mike White, STAFF WRITER
• Cheers for fallen Giants
  by Andrew Baggarly, STAFF WRITER
• Pardee's housing has solar benefits
  by Mike White, STAFF WRITER
• Local history buff faces off against former councilman
  by Christine Morente , STAFF WRITER
• San Leandro resumes movies for seniors
  by FROM STAFF REPORTS
• Exes keep causing problems
• Days of Awe
  by Rabbi Karen Citrin
• Chief: Concern was false alarm
  by Scott Wong, STAFF WRITER
• Bay Area hurricane survivors go shopping; for free
  by Hanna Tamrat, STAFF WRITER
• HMB girls third at Artichoke meet
  by John Baker, CORRESPONDENT
• Light duty for Moss against Cowboys
  by Jerry McDonald, STAFF WRITER
• NASA educates students on astronauts life in space
  by Jill Tucker, STAFF WRITER
• McCammon, Hayashi vie for 2006 Assembly seat
  by Karen Holzmeister, STAFF WRITER
• Journalism students win national award
  by Aaron Swarts, STAFF WRITER
• Fun things for the kids to do in Wine Country
  by Marty Olmstead
• Bay Area volunteers buoy Katrina victims
  by Sean Holstege, STAFF WRITER
• Silver Screen, free to seniors, is back
  by ,
• Raiders make a stand
  by Bill Soliday, STAFF WRITER
• Religious faiths celebrate 'Holy Convergence'
  by Rebecca F. Johnson, STAFF WRITER
• No shortage of flu shots this year
  by Rebecca Vesely, STAFF WRITER
• San Lorenzo Octoberfest celebrates harvest time
  by Brian Foley, STAFF WRITER
• Faithful mark 'Holy Convergence'
  by Rebecca F. Johnson, STAFF WRITER
• Habitat volunteer helps keep costs down
• Seeking help 'in dying is not suicide'
  by Josh Richman, STAFF WRITER
• Oakland police K-9s aren't angry, just misunderstood
  by Susan McDonough, STAFF WRITER
• Oregon stalls Stanford offense
  by Glenn ReevesSTAFF WRITER
• Jordan shows he was money well spent
  by Monte Poole
• Native Americans promote culture, ask for recognition
  by Jonathan Jones, STAFF WRITER
• A future with hydrogen: From the lab to the road
  by Ian Hoffman, STAFF WRITER
• Ohlones promote culture, ask for recognition
  by Jonathan Jones, STAFF WRITER
• Pax on pox of war
• Newcomer has largest war chest
  by ,
• Berkeley fest spices it up
  by Laura Casey, STAFF WRITER
• 49ers' ineptitude crosses border
  by Roger PhillipsSTAFF WRITER
• Firehouse project gets a boost
  by Rebecca F. Johnson, STAFF WRITER
• Fishermen unite to support comrade
  by Julia ScottPRINCETON-BY-THE-SEA, STAFF WRITER
• Bay Area volunteers bring hope
  by Sean Holstege, STAFF WRITER
• Black cowboys ride high in parade portraying unsung history of West
  by Jason Dearen, STAFF WRITER