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Articles in Nov 15, 2006 issue of Oakland Tribune

• New leader steers shift in Coast Guard
  by Jeff MitchellSTAFF
• Pot club is driven to keep its doors open
  by Angela Woodall
• Lawsuits urge cap on prison crowding
  by Josh Richman
• 'Riders' to have joint hearing
• Berkeley fingers UCs complex plans
  by Kristin Bender
• Host Las Positas wins Tip-Off Classic
  by STAFF REPORTS
• CSM, Sequoias to mix it up again in Bulldog Bowl JC ROUNDUP
  by STAFF REPORT
• Chabot men beat MPC for first victory
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Nolan sees players evolving into leaders
  by Art Spander
• Cal's Wilkes out for year
  by Jonathan OkanesSTAFF
• Reformers urge end to prison crowding
  by Josh Richman
• Ban on same-sex marriage appealed
  by Josh Richman
• Annual Manteca telethon helps keep boys and girls in the club
  by Paul Burgarino
• All or nothing for San Ramon casino
  by Eric KurhiSTAFF
• Condemned house to be demolished
  by Todd R. Brown
• What's old?
  by John Horgan
• Rallyists wear hijabs for solidarity
  by Linh Tat
• Gomez resurrects 'Cochina'; Parks writes 365 plays
  by Chad Jones
• After 50 years, Brass Door beckons
  by Nicholas BoerSTAFF
• Officials' work for equality rates low
  by Steve Geissinger
• CSU trustees OK new transitional pay plan
  by Michelle Maitre
• State Dems Boxer, Feinstein take committee chairs
  by Josh Richman
• Study: Feds must step up to help homeless
  by Michele R. Marcucci
• Council to hear housing proposal
  by Cecily Burt
• Gay-rights backers appeal to top court
  by Josh Richman
• Advocates: Prisons too crowded
  by Josh Richman
• Ship's restoration in race against Father Time
  by Thomas PeeleSTAFF
• I'll eat insects before I eat dog
  by Francisco Zermeo
• Dunn pleads not guilty in connection with HP scandal
  by Bay City News Service
• Hijab event unites community
  by Linh Tat
• Union City landscapes need attention
  by Matthew Artz
• CSU to revise transition pay
  by Michelle Maitre
• Cisco, As announcement expected today
  by Chris De Benedetti
• Logan doubles pair gains quarterfinals
  by Kyle Bonagura
• Sierra roars back with vengeance
  by Dave Campbell
• Few games in Cal's past as big as this
  by Jay HeaterSTAFF
• Warriors turn it up in fourth period
  by Geoff LepperSTAFF
• Two Stanford spurts sink Spartans
  by Chris HaftSTAFF
• Brown ponders run for governor
  by Steve Geissinger
• Price dispute leaves bad taste as crab tie-up averted
  by Julia Scott
• City unlikely to act to keep the As
  by Paul T. Rosynsky
• Man pleads guilty to heists
• Fire assessment burned in forums
  by Christine Morente
• Ain't it grand? City library gets a piano
  by Aaron Kinney
• Whooping cough scare in Palo Alto
  by Julie Sevrens Lyons
• Firestone Walker's '10' gets at least a 9
  by William Brand
• Seniors race to restore ship within their lifetimes
  by Thomas PeeleSTAFF
• Old quarry proposed as site for new school
  by Matt O'Brien
• 'Cisco Field' to be announced today
  by Chris De Benedetti
• Judges urged to cap state's growing prison population
  by Josh Richman
• Fishermen crabby over low price of Dungeness
  by Julia Scott
• Activists give governor low score on racial issues
  by Steve Geissinger
• Airport expansion takes off
  by Tim SimmersOAKLAND
• Community members wear hijabs, turbans in solidarity
  by Linh Tat
• Solexa accepts Illumina buyout offer
  by Barbara Grady
• Obituaries
• Pelosi has good values
• Protect Americans from overseas toxic fumes
• Housing cooldown continues
  by Eve Mitchell
• Nurses at jails threaten to strike
• 2 charged in Union City stabbing
  by Ben Aguirre Jr
• Price dispute nearly ties up crab season
  by Julia Scott
• Gates Foundation to give $15.5 million to California schools
  by Grace Rauh
• Oakland unlikely to act to keep Athletics in town
  by Paul T. Rosynsky
• Foothill successfully defends section title
  by Ben EnosSTAFF
• Unheralded M-A rallies to win
  by Richard Motroni
• Turnaround goes unrewarded
  by Michael Bower
• Kings slow down Sharks
  by Victor ChiSTAFF
• Oregon freshman not short on talent
  by Jeff Faraudo
• No longer winless, Cardinal faces Beavers
  by Darren SabedraSTAFF
• Biologist discovers connection in pain
  by Betsy MasonSTAFF
• Seasons givings in the Valley
  by Cheryl Winkelman
• Police investigate early morning shooting
• Grandma's diet affects you too
  by Rebecca Vesely
• Council weighs condo referendum
  by Neil Gonzales
• Labor, immigrant groups denounce Cintas
  by Jessie MangalimanSTAFF
• Report: Ports dump pollution on poor
  by Douglas Fischer
• The more things change, the more Brass Door remains same
  by Nicholas BoerSTAFF
• Skyline may give new look to area
  by Matthew Artz
• Oakland resigned to losing Athletics
  by Paul T. Rosynsky

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