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Articles in Nov 14, 2006 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Bagging a Bank-Owned Bargain
  by Charles ScuttCTW Features
• One-stop service event aids homeless
  by Cecily Burt
• Oakland club to be closed after slaying
  by Harry Harris
• Judges urged to cap state's growing prison population
  by Josh Richman
• Woman sues diocese, claiming sexual abuse
  by Jason Dearen
• Globe artichokes may soon vanish from our tables
  by Julia Scott
• Oakland club to close after latest shooting
  by Harry Harris
• Cows might come home to Peninsula
  by Lisa M. KriegerSTAFF
• Livermore crime victim arrested
  by Roman Gokhman
• Brooks says he's ready to return
  by Steve CorkranSTAFF
• Pressure's off Bears, and that's good news
  by Carl Steward
• Sked turns tide for Huskies
  by Steve R. Waterhouse
• Oakland resigned to losing A's
  by Paul T. Rosynsky
• Guatemalan girl gets life saver, but family running out of time
  by Rebecca Rosen LumSTAFF
• Pink Martini pours a mighty musical mix in S.F.
• Thanks, Fremont
• Improvements in voting still needed
• Finding the Right Loan for Your Project
  by Nancy MoffettCTW Features
• Solexa accepts Illumina buyout offer
  by Barbara Grady
• Council to hear housing proposal
  by Cecily Burt
• Comedy night to benefit film festivals
  by Lea Blevins
• San Lorenzo tailor enjoys keeping actors in stitches
  by Rachel Cohen
• Second string shows pop up on networks "3 Lbs." 10 tonight CBS-
  by Susan Young
• Rallyists wear hijabs for solidarity
  by Linh Tat
• Mom charged with child abuse
  by Howard MintzSTAFF
• License plate readers detect stolen cars
  by Paul Burgarino
• Cal's Wilkes out for year
  by Jonathan OkanesSTAFF
• CSM, Sequoias to mix it up again in Bulldog Bowl JC ROUNDUP
  by STAFF REPORT
• Cisco, As announcement expected today
  by Chris De Benedetti
• Newark council votes to raise pay for 'cost of living'
  by Angela Woodall
• 49ERS REPORT CARD
• Putin joins the club
• A's shouldn't be allowed to go without a fight
• Gas prices lower, survey says
  by Janis Mara
• Police continue investigation into multicar crash on I-880
  by Alejandro Alfonso
• Holy cow! Oakland kids in awe over bovine visit
  by Katy Murphy
• 'Cisco Field' to be announced today
  by Chris De Benedetti
• Prison health care workers may strike
• Berkeley 'naked guy' had charismatic life and a tragic death
  by Linda GoldstonSTAFF
• Liu's cranes fly through airport art installation
  by Laura Casey
• What's old?
  by John Horgan
• City unlikely to act to keep the As
  by Paul T. Rosynsky
• Reformers urge end to prison crowding
  by Josh Richman
• Moss: Make me happy, I'll catch more passes
  by Jerry McDonald
• Host Las Positas wins Tip-Off Classic
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Woman says clergyman molested her in lawsuit
  by Jason Dearen
• Leaders map skyline for Union City Sky's the limit in Union City
  by Matthew Artz
• Jim's Top 5 all-time Christmas CDs
• Finally, an opportunity to fix California's roads
• A debacle just for GOP
• Can a Seller's Agent Disclose the Terms of an Offer to Another
  by Peter G. MillerCTW Features
• Millions donated to state's schools
  by Grace Rauh
• Schools struggle to keep up with advances in technology
  by Andrew BeckerSTAFF
• New principal at Richmond 'hero' who works 'miracles'
  by Malia Wollan
• Oakland resigned to losing Athletics
  by Paul T. Rosynsky
• Mexico's influence on art photographers focus of exhibition
  by Anthony Torres
• Four-year-old dies in I-880 multi-car crash
  by Alejandro Alfonso
• Affordable housing on its way
  by Michael Manekin
• Students to get thanks from local soldier
  by Aaron Swarts
• Sloppy No.4 Stanford falls prey to Cougars
  by Chris HaftSTAFF
• Turnaround goes unrewarded
  by Michael Bower
• Author to spread her love for books
  by Lea Blevins
• Horrific I-880 crash claims young child CHP investigates three-car
  by Alejandro Alfonso
• RAIDERS REPORT CARD
• Finally, an opportunity to fix the roads of California
• GOP bid to appeal to blacks falls flat
• Accused San Francisco Japantown shooter pleads not guilty
  by Kelly Pakula
• Worthington likely will retain City Council seat
• What grandma had for dinner could explain a lot
  by Rebecca Vesely
• Group makes gay marriage appeal
  by Josh Richman
• Hayward mayor seeks 30 people to clean up city
  by Matt O'Brien
• Gomez resurrects 'Cochina'; Parks writes '365 Plays'
  by Chad Jones
• Whooping cough scare in Palo Alto
  by Julie Sevrens Lyons
• Holiday coupon program set to roll
  by Aaron Kinney
• Teens get a chance at lawmaking
  by Mike Martinez
• Smith passing as game 'manager'
  by Daniel BrownSTAFF
• Few games in Cal's past as big as this
  by Jay HeaterSTAFF
• Oakland unlikely to act to keep Athletics in town
  by Paul T. Rosynsky
• Lawsuits urge cap on prison crowding
  by Josh Richman
• Scrutiny of UC paychecks ignored as payments grow
  by Michelle Maitre

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