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Articles in Jul 13, 2006 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Local cop does Special Olympics torch run
• Need for tutors for Oakland children apparent
• Public should know about embezzlement
• Wildfire rages south of Tracy
  by Mike Martinez, STAFF WRITER
• Keyshia Cole comes home Rising R&B star visits hometown in new BET
  by Susan Young, STAFF WRITER
• Jewish athletes get own Hall of Fame
  by Julia Scott, STAFF WRITER
• Pot dispensary moratorium may pan out again
  by Lea Blevins, STAFF WRITER
• NorCal Jewish athletes get their own Hall of Fame Jewish Sports Hall
  by Julia Scott, STAFF WRITER
• Wildland fire rages south of Tracy
  by Mike Martinez, STAFF WRITER
• Tracy wins again in District 1
  by STAFF REPORT,
• Berkeley's Geller dices competition
  by Steve Herendeen, STAFF WRITER
• Body of chp officer found
  by FROM STAFF REPORTS,,
• The few, the proud Jewish sports stars
  by Julia Scott, STAFF WRITER
• Davies works out the Kinks in concert
  by Jim Harrington, STAFF WRITER
• Boxer moves to Jack London Square
  by Beth AshleyMARIN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL
• Time to recycle our efforts for recycling
• GIRLS
• Buddhist holiday celebrates ancestors, living to do good
  by Allison Louie, STAFF WRITER
• World-class talent to shine in Napa's del Sole festival
  by Column by Cheryl North
• Klehs helps secure grant for youth program
  by ,
• Berkeley to revise how it chooses city landmarks
  by ,
• More bilingual loan officers needed
  by Eve Mitchell, BUSINESS WRITER
• Tournament honors slain Dublin deputy
  by Rebecca F. Johnson, STAFF WRITER
• Bonds to help Giants mortgage future?
  by Andrew BaggarlySTAFF WRITER
• Farmers market a plethora of fun
  by Cheryl Winkelman, STAFF WRITER
• Agencies likely to approve three free transit days
  by ,
• Newark club makes service fun for teens
• Fundamentalism and Muslims
  by Iftekhar Hai
• Time to put on those dancing shoes
• Boxer sets down roots in Oakland
  by Beth AshleyMARIN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL
• Scientists work genomes to unlock biofuel hopes
  by Ian Hoffman, STAFF WRITER
• Woman survives after being struck by train
  by FROM STAFF REPORTS,
• Prison watchdog talks tough about governor, guards' union
  by Josh Richman, STAFF WRITER
• CHP officer's body found in school field
  by ,
• Dispute over job funding heats up
  by Heather MacDonald, STAFF WRITER
• Berkeley to revise how landmarks are chosen
  by ,
• Prison watchdog talks tough, wants court date Hagar alleges guards'
  by Josh Richman, STAFF WRITER
• Zito goes, and Schmidt stays
  by Column by Dave Del Grande
• Body of Potheri found in river
  by ,
• Drug treatment changes spark suit by group
  by Josh Richman, STAFF WRITER
• 'All's Well' in the Livermore Valley vineyards this week
  by Lea Blevins, STAFF WRITER
• Water, mismanagement both abound in California
• Will you be on the ballot?
• Whites underrepresented in BART hiring
• Mountain, bikes come to Infineon
  by John Dugan - MARIN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL
• Bilingual nonsense
• Second victim formally ID'd
  by Rachel Cohen, STAFF WRITER
• Indian Yoga teacher breathes peace
  by Christine Morente, STAFF WRITER
• Hospital cuts heart patient rehabilitation
  by Michelle Beaver, STAFF WRITER
• Car show festival to heat up summer nights in Danville
  by Paul Burgarino, STAFF WRITER
• Prison watchdog talks tough
  by Josh Richman, STAFF WRITER
• Small businesses get online helper
  by Francine Brevetti, BUSINESS WRITER
• San Ramon raises rates
  by Paul Burgarino, STAFF WRITER
• No qualms about trading Fisher
  by Geoff LepperSTAFF WRITER
• Media face fees at Dyleski trial
  by Paul T. Rosynsky, STAFF WRITER
• City thinks utility tax is bright idea
  by Chris De Benedetti, STAFF WRITER
• Key to biofuel in a blade of switchgrass
  by Ian Hoffman, STAFF WRITER
• Mother of man held in infant's death extends apology to victim's
  by Ricci Graham
• Boxer moves from Marin County to Oakland
  by Beth Ashley, MARIN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL
• Boxer moves to East Bay after selling home
  by Beth Ashley, MARIN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL
• BOYS
• Clergy Network commemorates 9/11
  by FROM STAFF REPORTS,
• World-class talent to shine in Napa's del Sole festival
  by Column by Cheryl North
• San Leandro rail repairs wind down
  by Tasha Bartholomew, STAFF WRITER
• NorCal Jewish athletes get their own Hall of Fame
  by Julia Scott, STAFF WRITER
• MobiTV expands service with funding
  by Donna Tam, CORRESPONDENT
• Tournament honors slain deputy
  by Rebecca F. Johnson, STAFF WRITER
• A sense of foreboding about A's in season's second half
  by Column by Carl Steward
• Original donors can get two for one
  by Aaron Swarts, STAFF WRITER
• Prison watchdog talks tough on governor, guard's union
  by Josh Richman, STAFF WRITER
• Time to recycle our recycling efforts
• Selective story telling
• Carondelet's Appel is state's top athlete
• Much-awaited cinema nearly finished
  by Neil Gonzales, STAFF WRITER
• 'Jesus Christ Superstar' more dance happy than Biblical in Alameda
  by Alice Grace Chalip, CONTRIBUTOR
• Hayward's most-prolific voters celebrate
  by Matt O'Brien, STAFF WRITER
• Alameda County offers marijuana IDs
  by ,
• Drug law reform brings lawsuit
  by Josh Richman, STAFF WRITER
• Unknown material? Unsolved Mysteries!
  by Mike Martinez, STAFF WRITER
• Offenses light it up before darkness falls
  by Richard MotroniCORRESPONDENT

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