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Articles in Oct 17, 2006 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Selling On During the Off-Season
  by Barbara BallingerCTW Features
• Lagging assurance on product safety
• There are no stupid questions, only ...
• Winds of change blow in Mexico
• If I may ask
• After-school program fees not cut
  by Matthew Artz, STAFF WRITER
• Scientists capture elusive element
  by Ian Hoffman, STAFF WRITER
• Berkeley wins case against Sea Scouts
  by Josh Richman, STAFF WRITER
• Vince Gill releases what may become country's 'Heaven's Gate'
  by Jim Harrington, STAFF WRITER
• Cut wires, surf free in wireless Foster City
  by Aaron Kinney, STAFF WRITER
• Manteca dreams of big bucks from replica ballparks
  by Paul Burgarino MANTECA , STAFF WRITER
• Shell expects Porter, Moss to remain Raiders
  by Steve Corkran, MEDIANEWS STAFF
• Tracy football coach shows class
  by Stephen Roberson, STAFF WRITER,
• Angelides calls bid 'a horse race'
  by Josh Richman, STAFF WRITER
• Bettie Serveert serves up a late-night winner at Caf Du Nord
  by Jim Harrington
• The chain of command
• Ken Macha never connected with A's
  by Josh Suchon, STAFF WRITER
• Doctors making surgery less sickening
  by Lee Bowman
• Arabs to the rescue?
• Report blasts lab security
  by Betsy Mason, MEDIANEWS STAFF
• High court won't hear Sea Scouts
  by Josh Richman, STAFF WRITER
• Medi-Cal sued over slow care
  by Michele R. Marcucci, STAFF WRITER
• Court: Lab didn't factor in terror risk
  by Ian Hoffman, STAFF WRITER
• A break from school, not from learning
  by T.S. Mills-Faraudo, STAFF WRITER
• Judge dismisses windmill lawsuit
  by Chris Metinko, MEDIANEWS STAFF
• Love it or hate it, the wave turns 25
  by David Pollak, MEDIANEWS
• The right man for A's job: Dusty Baker
  by Column by Dave Newhouse
• Castelo used Aggies as tackle dummies Aggies were Castelo's tackle
  by Laurence Miedema, MEDIANEWS STAFF
• Jobs push local economy
  by George Avalos, MEDIANEWS STAFF
• Bay Area home prices decline
  by Eve MitchellSTAFF
• Singer-songwriter Adrianne steps out from Lilith Fair mold
• Pay-to-play still lives on the California ballot
• Power grab
• Domestic violence among gays has to be addressed
• Stark contrast between hopefuls
  by Jonathan Jones, STAFF WRITER
• Oakland private school helps kids habla espanol
  by Katy Murphy, STAFF WRITER
• Scientists announce success in creation of new element
  by Ian Hoffman, STAFF WRITER
• Brooks&Dunn cheese it up at Shoreline
  by Jim Harrington, STAFF WRITER
• Detectives search for road-rage gunman
  by Kelly Pakula, STAFF WRITER
• High court sinks suit against Berkeley
  by Josh Richman, STAFF WRITER
• Giants given OK to pursue Angels' Black Giants given OK to pursue
  by Andrew Baggarly, MEDIANEWS STAFF
• Sonora gets rolling right before half
  by Dave Campbell, CORRESPONDENT
• Reuters reporting from Second Life
  by Barbara Grady, BUSINESS WRITER
• An Inspection was Required, But then the Seller Backed Out. What
  by Peter G. MillerCTW Features
• Abducted mother, toddler found safe
• Unregulate Jackie Chan
• Who's the new boss?
• Arabs to the rescue?
• Barba advocates better medical care
• Court ruling delays bioterror lab plans
  by Ian Hoffman, STAFF WRITER
• Police, firefighters rally to Angelides
  by Josh Richman, STAFF WRITER
• 'Desperate Housewives' now a computer game, too
  by Mike Antonucci, MEDIANEWS STAFF
• Water key issue in housing debate
  by Neil Gonzales, STAFF WRITER
• Council to discuss development
  by Meera Pal, MEDIANEWS STAFF
• Ruling delays bioterror work
  by Ian Hoffman, STAFF WRITER
• Message is clear: Hire Ron Washington
  by Column by Monte Poole
• Daniels' big gains set up Sierra win
  by Dave Campbell, CORRESPONDENT
• Accent coaching speaks to the Bay Area
  by Marton Dunai, MEDIANEWS STAFF
• Google plans huge solar project
  by Sarah Jane Tribble
• A different sort of trip through San Francisco
• What became of my best pal
• Pay-to-play measures still live on ballot
• Did violence foil potential?
• It's element No. 118, my dear Watson
  by Ian Hoffman, STAFF WRITER
• Berkeley prevails in Sea Scout decision Supreme Court won't review
  by Josh Richman, STAFF WRITER
• Area bands draw captive audiences
  by Sophia Kazmi, MEDIANEWS STAFF
• Much ado about Notre Dame de Namur's production of 'Much Ado About
  by Keith Kreitman, CONTRIBUTOR
• Six vie for three seats on Menlo Park Council
  by Neil Gonzales, STAFF WRITER
• Report confirms security lapses at lab
  by Betsy Mason, MEDIANEWS STAFF
• Lyons: 'Idiot' in any language
  by Andy Altman-Ohr, STAFF WRITER
• West scares St. Mary's West scares St. Mary's
  by STAFF REPORT
• Roche snaps up InterMune treatment
  by David Morrill, BUSINESS WRITER
• U.S. reaches historic population point: 300,000,000
  by Mike Swift
• Antenna's 'High School' not really like high school
  by Leslie Ribovich, CONTRIBUTOR
• The chain of command
• Domestic violence among same-sex couples needs to be addressed
• Bucking the chain of command
• Stolen SUV crashes in freeway chase
  by Ben Aguirre Jr., STAFF WRITER
• Angelides goes on attack in S.F. talk
  by Josh Richman, STAFF WRITER
• Fees stay for Union City youth programs
  by Matthew Artz, STAFF WRITER

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