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Articles in Oct 11, 2005 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Asian community begins disaster relief
  by Jonathan Jones, STAFF WRITER
• Soon, Tennyson will have new football field
  by Jimmy Durkin, STAFF WRITER
• Governor vetoes state biomonitoring program
  by Douglas Fischer, STAFF WRITER
• Big chill raises plenty of cold cash
  by Amy Yarbrough, STAFF WRITER
• Mushroom Festival gives Telluride a wild time
  by Laurel Miller, CONTRIBUTOR
• Locals launch long-term quake relief
  by Jonathan Jones, STAFF WRITER
• Newcomer challenges City Clerk
  by Julia Scott, STAFF WRITER
• Wasting money
• Simple things are often the trickiest
• Boy, 9, escapes the ordinary, swims from Alcatraz
  by Amy Yarbrough, STAFF WRITER
• Two more burglaries hit pot clinics
  by Ricci Graham, STAFF WRITER
• Lancers get visit with 49ers after sweet win
  by Dave CampbellCORRESPONDENT
• Raiders keen 'MNF' observers
  by Bill Soliday, STAFF WRITER
• Program offers chance to escape streets
  by Laura Ernde, STAFF WRITER
• Acting, singing the 'Gospel' truth for Nona Gaye
  by Lana K. Wilson-Combs, CONTRIBUTOR
• Hayward likely to approve rise in sewer rates
  by Matt O'Brien, STAFF WRITER
• Eco-Oakland program puts students in field to teach science, nature
  by Laura Casey, STAFF WRITER
• 9 -year- old swims from Alcatraz for Katrina funds
  by Amy Yarbrough, STAFF WRITER
• Angelides points political finger
• Controversial plant sets up in Hayward
  by Matt O'Brien, STAFF WRITER
• Revised Staples Ranch proposal to be unveiled
  by Matt Carter, STAFF WRITER
• Tech, Mack, Skyline still rule OAL football
  by David Schoen
• Young hero swims from Alcatraz for charity
  by Amy Yarbrough, STAFF WRITER
• Tedford defends star running back Tedford: Lynch is no problem
  by Dave Newhouse, STAFF WRITER
• Aerodynamic muscle wows crowds
  by Josh Richman, STAFF WRITER
• Fire service plans spark some interest BELMONT
  by Rebekah Gordon, STAFF WRITER
• Marijuana clinics report two more burglaries
  by Ricci Graham, STAFF WRITER
• SFPUC debates controversial pipeline
  by Douglas Fischer, STAFF WRITER
• Purse-snatch suspect takes bad escape route
  by ,
• Angelides points political finger
• Angelides doesn't tell whole truth on state budget
• Teenager arrested in fake gun incident
  by Ricci Graham, STAFF WRITER
• Water pipeline plan may be dropped
  by Douglas Fischer, STAFF WRITER
• Terra Nova edges HMB in triple OT
  by Richard Motroni, CORRESPONDENT
• Nothing on board compares to this gourd
  by Laura Ernde HALF MOON BAY , STAFF WRITER
• Flight pioneer still aiming for stars
  by Rebekah Gordon, STAFF WRITER
• The coolest Halloween costumes go the DIY route this season By
  by Candace Murphy, STAFF WRITER
• Fremont to consider pitch for A's
  by Scott Wong, STAFF WRITER
• Poor in dark about energy?
  by Matthew Bunk, BUSINESS WRITER
• Angelides can't resist pointing political finger
• City should keep relationship with school districts
• McCain helps Schwarzenegger stump agenda
  by Josh Richman, STAFF WRITER
• Two arrested in probation sweep
  by Cheryl Winkelman, STAFF WRITER
• Bears Hamm it up for soccer STAFF REPORTS BERKELEY -- When
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Clark speaks up on and off field Clark speaks up on and off the
  by Bill Soliday, STAFF WRITER
• Valley rallies to help family hit by Katrina
  by Les Mahler, CORRESPONDENT
• Cricket cliques: Game a social center of players' lives
  by Monique Beeler, STAFF WRITER
• Council may delay vote on medical tax
  by Tasha Bartholomew, STAFF WRITER
• Fremont will consider a pitch for A's
  by Scott Wong, STAFF WRITER
• Locals mobilize to organize help
  by Jonathan Jones, STAFF WRITER
• Vermin rights
• Union City man ID'd as crash victim
  by Ben Aguirre Jr., STAFF WRITER
• Flu shots available at clinics
  by Rebecca F. Johnson, STAFF WRITER
• Fremont to make pitch for As park?
  by Scott Wong, STAFF WRITER
• Road win boosts Cardinal spirits
  by Glenn ReevesSTAFF WRITER
• Schwarzenegger, Mc Cain go all out for reform agenda
  by Josh Richman, STAFF WRITER
• Sister vows to help others avoid gangs
  by Nicole Neroulias, STAFF WRITER
• All's well with the first U.S. Download Festival
  by Jim Harrington, CONTRIBUTOR
• Ceremony to honor kids who died violently
  by Karen Holzmeister, STAFF WRITER
• Sleepless residents protest construction
  by Laura Casey, STAFF WRITER
• Candidates back Woodside bond
  by Nicole Neroulias, STAFF WRITER
• Pandemic preparedness
• Governor approves bill to keep highway funds
  by ,
• Students explore variety of subjects
  by Lea Blevins, STAFF WRITER
• AV grad paces Cal Lutheran STAFF REPORTS ATHERTON --
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Long, violent history on troubled street By Amy Yarbrough
  by Amy Yarbrough, STAFF WRITER
• Smith finds good, bad in first start
  by Roger Phillips, STAFF WRITER
• Care left hanging in hospital drama
  by Karen Holzmeister, STAFF WRITER
• Former Times columnist dies at 85, leaving a shining legacy
  by Christine Morente, STAFF WRITER
• Arnold vetoes program for biomonitoring
  by Douglas Fischer, STAFF WRITER
• Island signs will use radar to monitor drivers' speeds
  by ,
• County's home prices take dip
  by Tim Simmers, BUSINESS WRITER
• Biotech, housing at issue in SSF race
  by Julia Scott, STAFF WRITER
• Questions for Dellums
• Local Asian community mobilizes
  by Jonathan Jones, STAFF WRITER
• Later years are no time to be 'bad to the bone'
  by Matt O'Brien, STAFF WRITER
• Actors score in choppy McNally drama
  by Chad Jones, STAFF WRITER
• Area South Asians await news
  by Jonathan Jones, STAFF WRITER
• McNair beats top field in Clovis STAFF REPORT FRESNO
  by , STAFF REPORT
• Liu part of busy month for tennis
  by Jeff Faraudo, STAFF WRITER

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