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Articles in Sep 14, 2006 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Pakistan's separate peace
• If spurred to action, nonvoters could oust Arnold, study says
  by Josh Richman, STAFF WRITER
• Details released on plan to restore dry waterway
  by Yomi S. Wronge, MEDIA NEWS
• Weekend schedule
• Give the fish a break
• New rules for dealing with developers
  by Matthew Artz, STAFF WRITER
• Study: Minorities have won fewer transit contracts since proposition
  by Erik N. Nelson, STAFF WRITER
• High Street feud spurred slaying of man, cops say
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• Police hold gang seminar to educate local residents
  by Rachel Cohen, STAFF WRITER
• Two area students win CSU scholarships
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• Local contestants have 'Survivor' locals primed to play, win
  by Susan Young, STAFF WRITER
• Schools toss out letter grades
  by T.S. Mills-Faraudo, STAFF WRITER
• Oakland lawyer to defend Gil
  by Roman Gokhman, STAFF WRITER
• HMB water polo upsets Mercy ROUNDUP
  by Richard Motroni, CORRESPONDENT
• Liriano's setback may give A's pause with Harden
  by Josh Suchon, STAFF WRITER
• Smile, youre on cruiser camera
  by Heather MacDonald, STAFF WRITER
• 'Ganja guru' lawyers ask for access to grand jury
  by Josh Richman, STAFF WRITER
• Bonds' HR in 9th not quite enough
  by Andrew Baggarly, MEDIANEWS
• Governor to sign ban on driving with hand-held cell phones
  by Steve Geissinger, MEDIANEWS SACRAMENTO BUREAU
• Bay Area market turns in favor of home buyers
  by Barbara E. Hernandez, MEDIANEWS
• Keep the immigration debate civil
• CSU East Bay gives foster youth a boost
  by Michelle Maitre, STAFF WRITER
• Unconstitutional law is no law at all Richard AHERN
• Speier's goodbye
• CSUEB makes more room for ex-foster kids
  by Michelle Maitre, STAFF WRITER
• First to get nonvoters voting wins
  by Josh Richman, STAFF WRITER
• Teen's bail drops to $1 million in fatal crash
  by Kelly Pakula, STAFF WRITER
• Centex is tops for new homes
  by Eve Mitchell, BUSINESS WRITER
• RAID forms against overpass changes
  by Aaron Kinney, STAFF WRITER
• Ancient Egypt comes to beautiful life in 'Aida' in Alameda
  by Alice Grace Chalip, CONTRIBUTOR
• East Bay, Peninsula music makers start fall season
  by Column by Cheryl North
• Top teams MV, Foothill meet on Day 1
  by Brianne Farmer
• Bonds' HR in 9th not quite enough
  by Andrew BaggarlyMEDIANEWS
• Okwo's return can only help Stanford 'D'
  by Glenn Reeves, STAFF WRITER
• School teaches what isnt in books
  by Aaron Swarts, STAFF WRITER
• Student sanctuary soon to open doors
  by Angela Woodall, STAFF WRITER
• KTSF looks back at 30 years of success KTSF has broken boundaries
  by Francine Brevetti, BUSINESS WRITER
• Man killed after sprinting into oncoming freeway traffic
  by Roman Gokhman, Staff Writer
• State must solve car pool congestion woes first
• Suspicious package spurs BART shutdown
• County Top 10
• State must solve car pool congestion first
• Forum to tackle avoiding bird flu
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• Agency's director lauds Caltrans-formation
  by Erik N. Nelson, STAFF WRITER
• Brown to schmooze with GOP at Capitol
  by Steve Geissinger, MEDIANEWS SACRAMENTO BUREAU
• Rappers leaving negativity behind
  by Marian Liu, MEDIANEWS
• FTA gives SamTrans suggestions
  by Michael Manekin, STAFF WRITER
• Local authors provide a rich, varied harvest of new titles
  by Kathleen Grant Geib, STAFF WRITER
• Teen's bail lowered to $1 million
  by Kelly Pakula, STAFF WRITER
• Course preps for LPGA tournament
  by Paul Burgarino, STAFF WRITER
• Week 2 to shed more light PREP FOOTBALL PREVIEW
  by Tim Goode, CORRESPONDENT
• Now, Raiders adding injuries to insult
  by Bill Soliday, STAFF WRITER
• Counties play blame game over Vasco Road
  by Chris Metinko, MEDIANEWS
• Attorney takes on infant death case
  by Roman Gokhman, STAFF WRITER
• Bail lowered for teen in fatal crash
  by Kelly Pakula, STAFF WRITER
• BART Board OKs alcohol ads
  by Erik N. Nelson, STAFF WRITER
• Democrats 'yellow'
• Upscale shopping coming to S.F.
  by Michele Chandler, MEDIANEWS
• San Joaquin River reborn
  by Yomi S. Wronge, MEDIA NEWS
• Bill to curb casino expansion falls short By David Whitney
• California must solve car pool congestion woes first
• CSU students win scholarships
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• Police search home of missing woman's husband
  by Jason Dearen
• Pharmacies aid diversity
  by Francine Brevetti, BUSINESS WRITER
• Housing foes give quarry 5 years until it goes kaput
  by Todd R. Brown, STAFF WRITER
• Ancient Egypt comes to beautiful life in 'Aida' in Alameda
  by Alice Grace Chalip, CONTRIBUTOR
• Van's 'Back on Top' with strong Berkeley show
  by Jim Harrington, STAFF WRITER
• Festival celebrates neighbors
  by Neil Gonzales, STAFF WRITER
• Cougars happy for 'Family Ties'
  by Steve R. Waterhouse, STAFF WRITER
• Haren paints a Metrodome masterpiece
  by Josh Suchon, STAFF WRITER
• Struggling Benitez closed for season
  by Andrew Baggarly, MEDIANEWS
• Livermore Airport readies over 100 planes for open house
  by Lea Blevins, STAFF WRITER
• Council OKs new rules on development
  by Matthew Artz, STAFF WRITER
• Fremont hit-and-run suspect had breakdowns
  by Ben Aguirre Jr., STAFF WRITER
• The battle over charter schools
• Five years later, Lee's dissent seems prescient
  by Ron MANUTO
• S.F. State Arabic professor's visa granted after 90-day wait
  by Ian Thomas, CORRESPONDENT
• Legislation to curb expansion of casino gaming hits barrier By David
• Thursday Sports Mailbag
• IN MEMORIAM

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