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Articles in Jun 10, 2006 issue of Oakland Tribune

• A Rouse-ing debut with A's
  by Josh Suchon, STAFF WRITER
• Dellums' hopes of outright mayoral victory are fading
  by Heather MacDonald, STAFF WRITER
• NEW: And the count goes on: Dellums just shy of 50 percent
  by Heather MacDonald - STAFF
• Allison's volunteers
• Baseball 101
• Finding homes for pets is a challenge that can be overcome
• Sex and the garden: Tips to control snails
  by Column by Buzz Bertolero
• Biology Scholars Program gets $1.6M
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• Telegraph 'friends' put hope in revival
  by Susan McDonough, STAFF WRITER
• Tax preparer admits filing bogus returns
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• Police say they have suspect in 18 thefts
  by Mike Martinez, STAFF WRITER
• SEC, Justice Department probes make it hot for UTStarcom
  by Barbara Grady, BUSINESS WRITER
• Man pleads guilty to preparing false taxes
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• ESPN slows World Cup to crawl
  by Column by Dave Del Grande
• Self-healer was blind, but now he teaches
  by Barry Caine, STAFF WRITER
• Homeless woman to receive diploma
  by Katy Murphy, STAFF WRITER
• Oakland is not a colony
  by David GLOVER
• Heroes just ducky
• Complementary colors can complement room
• 'Saved' needs emergency response "Saved" 10 p.m. today TNT
  by Column by Susan Young
• Balanced budget brings relief to BART
  by Erik N. Nelson, STAFF WRITER
• Local biotech campus sells for $215 million
  by Angela Woodall, STAFF WRITER
• East Bay Celtic fest to feature living history
  by Chris De Benedetti, STAFF WRITER
• Trustees to get first look at work
  by Aaron Swarts, STAFF WRITER
• Head of Sandia lab to retire
  by Ian Hoffman, STAFF WRITER
• Man cited in apparent DUI, hit-run in Alvarado
  by Ben Aguirre Jr., STAFF WRITER
• McCloskey could put a dent in Pombo
  by Column by Tim Hunt
• Beach reopens after sewage spill
  by Hanna Tamrat, STAFF WRITER
• Homeless but hopeful graduate Struggling mother to walk stage today
  by Katy Murphy, STAFF WRITER
• Californians cast votes for fixing K-12
• Borchard glad to be 'playing' with Marlins
• Concertgoers sing the blues over high ticket prices
  by Paul Egan, DETROIT NEWS
• Good opera sometimes comes in small packages
  by Cheryl North, CONTRIBUTOR
• Feds scrutinize Kaiser program
  by Rebecca Vesely, STAFF WRITER
• Donors came through in clutch
  by Cecily Burt and, Heather MacDonaldSTAFF WRITERS
• Alameda County budget tackles oldest profession
  by Karen Holzmeister, STAFF WRITER
• Local students get hands-on crime scene experience
  by Kristofer Noceda, STAFF WRITER
• Oakland port's future set to be safe, eco-friendly
  by Paul T. Rosynsky, STAFF WRITER
• Hayward man guilty of murder
  by Ricci Graham, STAFF WRITER
• Bonds hard to like but needs a break
  by Column by Art Spander
• Homeless woman set to graduate college
  by Katy Murphy, STAFF WRITER
• Visitors waved back to beach after spill
  by Hanna Tamrat, STAFF WRITER
• Bamboo for you
  by Elizabeth Jardina - STAFF WRITER
• Californians cast votes for fixing K-12
• Rumors spread about bamboo
• Good opera sometimes comes in small packages
  by Column by Cheryl North
• Police look into kidnapping, attempted rape
  by Ben Aguirre Jr., STAFF WRITER
• Veil lifting on plans for school land
  by Grace Rauh, STAFF WRITER
• Sandia lab chief retiring after 7 years
  by Ian Hoffman, STAFF WRITER
• Three local men in national rodeo
  by Alejandro Alfonso, STAFF WRITER
• Grave matter for pet cemetery
  by Michael Manekin, STAFF WRITER
• Oakland to unveil plans for downtown property
  by Grace Rauh, STAFF WRITER
• Add another chapter to Morris' Bay blues
  by Andrew Baggarly, STAFF WRITER
• Heart Gallery promotes adoption of older kids
  by Allison Louie, STAFF WRITER
• Californians cast votes for fixing K-12
• Save the sharks
• Where's the fire? 'Saved' needs emergency response "Saved" 10 p.m.
  by Column by Susan Young
• Oakland race crawls toward runoff
  by Heather MacDonald, STAFF WRITER
• Security guard arrested in DUI, hit-and-run crash
  by Ben Aguirre Jr., STAFF WRITER
• Supervisor's heroics soothe grieving family
  by Matthew Artz, STAFF WRITER
• County buys $13.5 million paper-based voting system
  by Ian Hoffman, STAFF WRITER
• Cal biology receives grant
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• Mission San Jose marks its history
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• Sequoia's Stewart twins reinstated
  by Rick Chandler, STAFF WRITER
• Homeless woman walks the stage at Cal State East Bay
  by Katy Murphy, STAFF WRITER
• Sewage fees rise in castro valley
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• Obituaries
  by Obituaries
• Bourdais speaks his mind
• Save the sharks
• Runoff for supervisor may not be necessary
  by Grace Rauh, STAFF WRITER
• Oakland port plans three projects
  by Paul T. Rosynsky, STAFF WRITER
• Oakland port sets sail for safe, eco - friendly future
  by Paul T. Rosynsky, STAFF WRITER
• Alou sees Sanchez as reliever for now
  by Andrew BaggarlySTAFF WRITER
• Residents get one more zoning session
  by Paul Burgarino, STAFF WRITER
• Coolant leak forces evacuation of Oracle building
  by FROM STAFF REPORTS
• Reflections
  by Column by Jaime Richards
• Oracle workers briefly displaced
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• Harden fast becoming Wood-like
  by Column by Carl Steward
• Spill cleaned, Alameda beach reopens
  by Hanna Tamrat, STAFF WRITER
• Net neutrality dies in House Industry split over proposal
  by Barbara Grady, BUSINESS WRITER

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