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Articles in Nov 22, 2006 issue of Oakland Tribune

• One dead, two wounded in shooting
  by Ben Aguirre Jr
• Enzyme may stop growth of cancer
  by Rebecca Vesely
• Screeners trained to respect Sikhs
  by Matthew Artz
• 1 killed, 2 wounded in Fremont shooting
  by Ben Aguirre Jr
• Midway Village residents want out
  by Todd R. Brown
• Poster informs screeners on Sikhs
  by Matthew Artz
• As fog returns, so does caution
• Marriage between Moss and Raiders just won't work
  by Monte Poole
• Downside trend: Prep coaches in clubs
  by Ricardo Sanchez JrSTAFF
• Tracy soldier mourned at N.C. funeral
  by Mike Martinez
• Most lack written end-life decisions
  by Rebecca Vesely
• In Praise of Polenta
  by Nicholas Boer -STAFF
• 49ers player accused of drunken driving
  by Kelly Pakula -
• New facility will offer more space, privacy, showers
  by Duane Moles
• Deputies shoot, kill man during search for parolee in C.V.
  by Alejandro Alfonso
• NorCal girls volleyball DIV. I
• Comcast to hike rates for service
  by Barbara Grady
• Styrofoam ban stymies takeout
  by Momo Chang
• Immigrants rally in San Leandro
  by Martin Ricard
• Restaurants settle harassment suit
  by Aaron Kinney
• 49er arrested after police chase
  by Kelly Pakula
• Man pleads guilty in computer crime
  by Ian Hoffman
• Giants looking at 3 ex-Padres
  by Andrew BaggarlySTAFF
• Rosekrans adds doubles title to collection
  by Scott Campbell
• Childhood friends reunite at Minot
  by Stephen Roberson
• 'Shooting the bird is not the object'
  by Cheryl WinkelmanMANTECA
• Sikhs' swords get new respect
  by Matthew Artz
• Clorox sniffs out the secret of odorless cat box
  by Janis Mara -
• San Mateo should follow Belmont's no-smoking lead
• Holiday Spirits
  by Nicholas Boer -
• How Long Can I Expect Homes in My Community to Stay on the Market?
  by Peter G. MillerCTW Features
• Democrats should restore Iraq watchdog
• Cintas staff rally against immigrants' suspensions
  by Martin Ricard
• BART may cork trains' booze ads
  by Kiley RussellSTAFF
• San Leandro adopts plan to help homeless
  by Martin Ricard
• Lyford, Sobelle bring vaudeville to 'Age of Ridiculous'
  by Chad Jones
• Times to move
  by John Horgan
• Garage conversion laws to be updated
  by Karen Holzmeister
• Tracy soldiers services today
  by Mike Martinez
• La Russa looks at variety of subjects
  by Dave Newhouse
• Skyline's 'T.O.' anxious to strut his stuff
  by Adam Berke
• If you write it WingSpan will help you sell it
  by Brian Foley
• Area sculptor hopes his art can be benefit for Red Cross
  by Matthew Artz
• Food tip of the week
• Bring back the suits in NFL
  by David Schoen
• Bites to like
• Accused killer hospitalized; slain wife identified
  by Ben Aguirre Jr
• Democrats should restore Iraq watchdog
• A new bank opens its doors in the East Bay Industry analysts worry
  by George AvalosSTAFF
• Candlestick plan unveiled for supes
  by Mike Swift
• Thanksgiving travel could beat last year
  by Michael Manekin
• Brothers eye drivers' stomachs, complex
  by Matt O'Brien
• Officials tighten reins on teachers
  by T.S. Mills-Faraudo
• Cintas workers protest suspensions
  by Martin Ricard
• Tedford finds out success has its pitfalls
  by Art Spander
• Moreau's first NorCal trip ends in the first round
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Foothill cruises past Skyline
  by Brianne Farmer
• Candlestick plans unveiled to San Francisco supervisors
  by Mike Swift
• 'Jackass' stunt ends disastrously for teen
  by Roman Gokhman
• Brewers rolling out barrels of special holiday tastes
• Black Friday's impact may be waning
  by Blanca Torres -
• Man accused of holding teen girl captive
  by Kelly Pakula
• Obituaries
• Former Kaiser exec, 90, dies of cancer
• Eatery owners find ban unsavory
  by Momo Chang
• Hayward schools receive $2.75M
  by Kristofer Noceda
• 'History Boys' loses something in translation
  by Mary F. PolsSTAFF
• Giving thanks for 35 years of pies
  by Christine Morente
• Sex offenders violation not the first
  by Bruce GerstmanSTAFF
• Study finds enzyme may fight cancer
  by Rebecca Vesely
• Saint Mary's Collins carries on despite parents' deaths and sister's
  by Jennifer StarksSTAFF
• Griffin puts gas in Mack attack
  by Chris Nguon
• Sex offender's violation not first
  by Bruce GerstmanSTAFF
• Schools divide Measure A money
  by Angela Woodall
• Plan to travel, but the ark's still in the shop?
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Council moves to censure member
  by Joshua MolinaSTAFF
• NEW: Berkeley High School grad and aspiring baseball player Lee
  by Angela Hill
• NEW: Missing Palo Alto hiker safe
  by Kelly Pakula
• Welcoming all
• Sikhs clash with airport screeners over holy sword
  by Matthew Artz

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