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Articles in Apr 2, 2006 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Fremont kid killer up for parole Fremont murderer up for parole
  by Ben Aguirre Jr., STAFF WRITER
• Companies step up to fund basic research
  by Barbara Grady, BUSINESS WRITER
• Giants' Benitez goes on the DL
  by Andrew Baggarly, STAFF WRITER
• Martinez man killed by car -- details hazy
  by ,
• One illegal immigrant's trek to U.S.
  by Michele R. Marcucci, STAFF WRITER
• Advice for last-minute tax filers
  by Francine Brevetti
• Immigrant dreams of citizenship
  by Michele R. Marcucci, STAFF WRITER
• UCLA had 'Big Baby' covered with a blanket
• Money not the answer for San Leandro schools
• Will holding back fifth-grader be a self-fulfilling prophecy?
• Rough upbringings feed Filipino group's hip-hop music
  by Todd R. Brown, STAFF WRITER
• Castro Valley's girls take third
  by Jimmy Durkin, STAFF WRITER
• Bay folks arent disaster ready
  by Steve Geissinger, SACRAMENTO BUREAU
• City to discuss med center EIR
  by FROM STAFF REPORTS
• Hayward icon ready for progress All Saints Catholic Church hopes to
  by Karen Holzmeister, STAFF WRITER
• Seligs steroid investigation comes a bit too late
• Wisdom of humor
• Indian lit: Leaping over tall tales in a single bound
• Disaster strikes: We're not prepared
  by Steve Geissinger, SACRAMENTO BUREAU
• A's Loaiza gets better of Bonds
  by Andrew Baggarly, STAFF WRITER
• Exhibit shows how 1906 quake affected minorities
  by Angela Hill, STAFF WRITER
• Bay Meadows plan touts supporters
  by Tara Ramroop, STAFF WRITER
• Fewer 'ifs' a good sign for A's
• Selig's steroid investigation comes too late
• At this museum, the curator's job is to 'freak people out'
  by Kate Stepanski, CORRESPONDENT
• Thieves harvest goods at farms
  by Les Mahler, CORRESPONDENT
• Quinney survives rough outing
  by Dennis Miller, STAFF WRITER
• Burlingame salutes vets of Iraq war
  by Suzanne Bohan, STAFF WRITER
• Hayward homicide leads to standoff
  by FROM STAFF REPORTS
• Plenty of ideas for Oakland tax bonanza
  by Heather MacDonald, STAFF WRITER
• 2006 Giants preview
  by Andrew Baggarly, STAFF WRITER
• Selig swings late on steroid investigation
• Torrico nomination changes face of state Asian caucus
  by ,
• Oregonian Boyd big hit at CSM
  by Rick Chandler, STAFF WRITER
• Thieves reaping goods at farms
  by Les Mahler, CORRESPONDENT
• Homeless artists express creative side
  by Kimberly Turner, CORRESPONDENT
• Area residents among least quake-prepared
  by Steve Geissinger, SACRAMENTO BUREAU
• Feel the tension in S.F. Ballet premiere of 'Artifact Suite'
  by Stephanie von Buchau, CONTRIBUTOR
• 2006 A's preview
  by Josh Suchon, STAFF WRITER
• There's a lot more to being a municipal clerk
• Sports and symphony fans, live events don't thrive in a vacuum
• Dreams of citizenship fuel determination
  by Michele R. Marcucci, STAFF WRITER
• Klech clears hurdles at Stanford
  by STAFF REPORTS
• An illegal immigrant's vast journey
  by Michele R. Marcucci, STAFF WRITER
• ANY WAY YOU SPELL IT Group hopes success is as easy as Elemnop
  by Todd R. Brown, STAFF WRITER
• A public education dissection
  by Jill Tucker, STAFF WRITER
• Life lines: New center assists cancer patients
  by Aman Mehrzai, CORRESPONDENT
• On deck: The enigma that is Barry Bonds
• Selig's steroids investigation comes too late
• Fremont students, teachers will sing for donations
  by Linh Tat, STAFF WRITER
• Area athletes shine at cloudy Oakland Relays
  by David Schoen, STAFF WRITER
• Burglaries up since alarm policy shift
  by Ben Aguirre Jr., STAFF WRITER
• Scientists turn to plants for energy
  by Ian Hoffman, STAFF WRITER
• Hindu temple holds festival for additions
  by Jonathan Jones, STAFF WRITER
• Crowded Fire Theater ponders end of days in 'Juan Gelion'
  by Chad Jones, STAFF WRITER
• Livermore Opera ends season on very high note
• Animal-human bond works wonders in both directions
• So you want a doula
• Collegiates assist in construction
  by Kristofer Noceda, STAFF WRITER
• Kribel pays for mistakes
  by Dennis Miller, STAFF WRITER
• Bonds' aunt clearing life's hurdles
  by Josh Richman, STAFF WRITER
• Racetrack fans wager against development
  by Tara Ramroop, STAFF WRITER
• Recent SF shootings concern residents
  by Kate Stepanski, CORRESPONDENT
• The truth about Bonds
  by FROM STAFF REPORTS
• Are all illegal immigrants criminals?
• 'Housewives' desperate for storylines
  by Column by Susan Young
• Fremont Hindu center celebrates modifications
  by Jonathan Jones, STAFF WRITER
• Teenager Monobe swims to personal bests
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Teens take to the streets to support troops
  by Kristofer Noceda, STAFF WRITER
• Attacks give June primary seal of bad housekeeping
  by Laura Ernde, STAFF WRITER
• Poll: Mild support for library bond drive
  by Michelle Beaver, STAFF WRITER
• Procrastinators: Some shortcuts for filing taxes
  by Francine Brevetti, BUSINESS WRITER
• Mother's helper Doulas make birth better for some Bay Area moms
  by Candace Murphy, STAFF WRITER
• Bay Area disabled sailors' group teaches students the ropes
  by Paulette Bleam, CORRESPONDENT
• Warriors vs. T'wolves
• Iraq at the 11th hour
• Housing planned to spur downtown retail
  by Chris De Benedetti, STAFF WRITER
• Sierra gets 4 in first, tops Manteca
  by Dave Campbell, CORRESPONDENT,
• Livermore Library puts local teens' art on display
  by Lea Blevins, STAFF WRITER
• Call center a lifeline to cancer patients
  by Aman Mehrzai, CORRESPONDENT

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