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Articles in Sep 18, 2006 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Al, call John Madden for help
  by Column by Dave Del Grande
• Mistaken civic identity: Will the real Mountain House stand up?
  by Les Mahler, CORRESPONDENT
• State's turnover relevant racially
  by Harrison Sheppard
• Legislature to be more diverse
  by Harrison Sheppard
• Live displayers point the way for potential homebuyers
  by Cheryl Winkelman, STAFF WRITER
• 59 yards plenty far for a guy 310
  by Bill Soliday, STAFF WRITER
• Blacks may gain clout in the state
  by Harrison Sheppard
• Kin still grieving over man's death
  by Ricci Graham, STAFF WRITER
• Woman escapes attempted assault
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• Oakland reports four homicides in two days
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Laws on GPS use need to be updated
• Why America prefers conservatives
• Ohlone to host College Night for Tri-City students, parents
• Three 49ers bring back memories of another trio
  by Column by Carl Steward
• BART board abolishes ban on alcohol ads
  by Erik N. Nelson, STAFF WRITER
• Oakland health clinic serves uninsured, Spanish-speaking
  by Francine Brevetti, BUSINESS WRITER
• Dubliners to have say on railway land
  by Rebecca F. Johnson, STAFF WRITER
• Chain of drop-in clinics helps uninsured Spanish-speakers
  by Francine Brevetti, BUSINESS WRITER
• Day laborers, organized labor join forces
• Day laborers, organized labor unite for workers' rights
• Cooper: 'We need Porter on the field'
  by Bill Soliday, STAFF WRITER
• Dublin examines uses for rail line
  by Rebecca F. Johnson, STAFF WRITER
• Foreign tongues not so foreign to Fremont
  by Jonathan Jones, STAFF WRITER
• Group steps up activism
  by Michael Manekin, STAFF WRITER
• Trustees work on plan to get district in shape
  by Kristofer Noceda, STAFF WRITER
• Scutaro, Ellis pick it up
  by Glenn Reeves, STAFF WRITER
• Artist's plane catches eyes of drivers flying by
  by Kamika Dunlap, STAFF WRITER
• Mayor Young sees signs of gratitude
  by Martin Ricard, STAFF WRITER
• Untreated, IBS can cramp your lifestyle
  by Column by Virgil Williams
• Sixth human case of West Nile reported in Contra Costa County
  by Bay City News Service
• University quotas trump merit, hard work
• It's time to ignore the fluff
• Fremont man dies in bike accident
• Oakland defense simply can't offset poor offense
  by Column by Monte Poole
• Five years of perilous commuting, here and abroad
  by Erik N. Nelson, STAFF WRITER
• Diversity is strength
  by Column by Dave Ellison
• Tracy Unified may rescue Holt
  by Aaron Swarts, STAFF WRITER
• Cal has plenty of questions to answer
  by Jay Heater, MEDIANEWS
• Harvard drops early admissions program
  by Becky Bartindale, MEDIANEWS
• Builders may have to pay for child care
  by Karen Holzmeister, STAFF WRITER
• Loose spinach now covered in E. coli ban
  by Rebecca Vesely, STAFF WRITER
• Stampeding Congress
• Day laborers, organized labor join forces
• Traveling in terrorisms wake after 9/11
• Raiders Silver, Black and blue
  by Steve Corkran, MEDIANEWS
• Drop-in clinic offers care for uninsured
  by Francine Brevetti, BUSINESS WRITER
• Ohlone enrollment nears record high
  by Angela Woodall, STAFF WRITER
• Central transfer site up for vote
  by Cheryl Winkelman, STAFF WRITER
• This time, rain stops Frandsen
  by Andrew BaggarlyMEDIANEWS
• Startup fills health care gap
  by Francine Brevetti, BUSINESS WRITER
• Retired Oakland officer opens home to athletes
  by Ricci Graham, STAFF WRITER
• Child care a casualty of Oracle buyout
  by Michele R. Marcucci, STAFF WRITER
• May peace prevail
• No Doolittle debate?
• Cipriani's Nakamura named district top educator
• Lawson gets his first two sacks
  by Roger Phillips, STAFF WRITER
• Irish festival may be moved
  by Rebecca F. Johnson, STAFF WRITER
• Oracle deal kicks child care to the corporate-buyout curb
  by Michele R. Marcucci, STAFF WRITER
• Undercover stings target San Mateo day laborers
  by Aaron Kinney
• Jazz band springs from stressful day jobs
  by Rebekah Gordon, STAFF WRITER
• Boosting science curriculum TOPS checklist
  by Kristofer Noceda, STAFF WRITER
• Stanford plays second fiddle
  by Column by Art Spander
• Berkeley looks to get freshmen on same page
  by Michelle Maitre, STAFF WRITER
• Traveling in terrorism's wake 5 years after 9/11
  by Erik N. Nelson, STAFF WRITER
• Timing meals with exercise a challenge
  by Column by Linda Buch
• HP records about leak due today to Congress
  by Pete Carey, MEDIA NEWS
• Day laborers, organized labor join forces
• Multiple new faces likely in Capitol
  by Harrison Sheppard
• 49ers have Rams' number
  by Dennis Georgatos, MEDIANEWS
• Fremont wants to talk the walk
  by Chris De Benedetti, STAFF WRITER
• Retired cop opens home to athletes
  by Ricci Graham, STAFF WRITER
• Farm community complains identity stolen by development
  by Les Mahler, CORRESPONDENT
• Schools pondering 'what if' scenarios with lack of nurses
  by Katy Murphy, STAFF WRITER
• Oracle takeover leaves area children high and dry
  by Michele R. Marcucci, STAFF WRITER
• Stanford bans drug reps' gifts
  by Suzanne Bohan, STAFF WRITER
• Stanford bans gifts from health care firms
  by Suzanne Bohan, STAFF WRITER
• NEW: Schwartzmiller guilty on all counts
  by Media News reports
• Laws on GPS use need to be updated
• Pedestrian-friendly
• Rams attack slows to crawl
  by Roger Phillips, STAFF WRITER

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