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Articles in Oct 24, 2006 issue of Oakland Tribune

• The New Closing-Cost Etiquette
  by Charles ScuttCTW Features
• Voters face tough choice for controller
• Reward for mom's discovery increases
• Planning agency rejects Botox bid
  by Aaron Kinney
• Veteran Bridge School acts join Neil Young for another great show
  by Jim Harrington
• Gore touts 87 in Berkeley: 'Our planet has a fever'
  by Josh Richman
• Reward increases for missing mother Oakland authorities believe
• Skating teenager struck by SUV
• HMB's Anderson rises to top vs. Carlmont
  by Richard Motroni
• 18th Assembly race draws big players
  by Karen Holzmeister
• Autopsy: Mother died from gunshot to head
  by Ben Aguirre Jr
• San Ramon approves 250 condo conversions By Eric Kurhi
• Jazz festival fans warm to Sonny
• What caused Pegasus to plunge?
  by Chris O'BrienSTAFF
• On the Net: Artist faves on Mog.com
  by JAKE COYLE, AP Entertainment Writer
• War on terror
• Democrat faces long-shot contender
  by Cecily Burt
• Small firms get help from workshop
  by Janis Mara
• Door is open
  by John Horgan
• Here's how we got to 'Sesame Street'
  by Jackie BurrellSTAFF
• Assembly race pulls in national attention
  by Karen Holzmeister
• Sutter Health receives big grant
  by Rebecca Vesely
• Midseason report card on MVAL football teams
  by Steve R. Waterhouse
• Arroyo runners set lofty goals for postseason
  by Michael Bower
• AirBART to raise fare by $1 in 2007
  by Paul T. Rosynsky
• Boxing program for youth short of funds
  by Joshua MolinaSTAFF
• Gore: Prop. 87 will aid planet's fever
  by Josh Richman
• MVAL standings
• A tough choice in state controller's race
• A tough choice for controller
• Jensen and McMahon for Island school board
• Homeowners Warming to Concept of Construction Manager
  by Barbara BallingerCTW Features
• Diesel soot compromises health in area
• David and Goliath' battle for state assembly seat
  by Cecily Burt
• Shelters split on black cat Halloween adoptions
  by Todd R. Brown
• Man pleads not guilty to attempted murder
  by Kelly Pakula
• Oakland's AirBART to cost a buck more
  by Paul T. Rosynsky
• East Bay pays its respects to beloved ex-state senator
  by Lisa VorderbrueggenSTAFF
• Friendship Center likely to stay on school property
  by Brian Foley
• Panthers emerge league champ
  by Richard Paolinelli
• Left side of line back in action
  by Dennis GeorgatosSTAFF
• Independent films star this weekend in Livermore
  by Lea Blevins
• East Bay chemical engineer gets award
• Highlights from the first five years
• 'Chad' turns corner on violent past
  by Karen de SaSTAFF
• Accused Japantown shooter delays plea entry
  by Kelly Pakula
• Torrico deserves another term
• Oracle continues buying spree
  by Barbara GradySAN FRANCISCO
• Walter feels fine, fit, ready Raiders' young QB cleared, set to
  by Steve CorkranSTAFF
• 'Magnolias' is gone with the wind
  by Karen D'SouzaSTAFF
• Fremont dips fee for solar panel install
  by Matthew Artz
• East Bay recalls 'Senator,' famed, beloved legislator
  by Lisa VorderbrueggenSTAFF
• Mission S.J. runs away with HAAL
  by Tony Gonsalez
• Peak bike ride from 6-year-old at Mount Diablo
  by Rick Chandler
• Gore urges Berkeley crowd to back Prop. 87
  by Josh Richman
• Sutter Health gets financial boost
  by Rebecca Vesely
• Probe in killing continues Autopsy confirms cause Coroner says
  by Ben Aguirre Jr
• Jay Payton steps to plate for Ken Macha
• Americans need candidates who will inspire
• Transit faces major role if disaster hits
• John CRISP An idea whose time may have come
• Governor, Angelides trade shots in East Bay visits
  by Josh Richman
• Richmond police arrest murder suspect
  by Karl Fischer
• Trains, buses, ferries have a role in disaster aftermath
• Affording the 'additional' part
  by Brenda Payton
• Town delves into setting basement limits
  by Neil Gonzales
• Paul Stanley and John Legend up against Hannah Montana
  by Jim Harrington
• School in San Lorenzo holds safety rally
  by Kristofer Noceda
• Telephone game may be campaign foul play
  by Kelly Rayburn
• Sutter Health receives, will match $6 million grant
  by Rebecca Vesely
• Mission S.J. runs away with HAAL
  by Tony Gonsalez
• Sharks losing in cash column
  by David PollakSTAFF
• Gore touts Proposition 87 in Berkeley
  by Josh Richman
• Diesel soot is clouding the Valley
• Broadway by the Bay announces shows for its 42nd season
• DeHaan seems best choice for Alameda mayor
• Are You Allowed Time to Remove Property After Closing, Or Must it
  by Peter G. MillerCTW Features
• Prison program aims at rape prevention
  by Kristin Bender
• Police search school for stabbing suspect
• Study: Diesel soot is showering homes
  by Denis CuffSTAFF

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