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Articles in Dec 16, 2006 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Golden Globes all about sharing
• Greatest gift
• Whichever way the wind blows
• Jane Doe investigation deserves highest praise
• Court hands man 24-year prison term
• Cops fight crime with Web videos
  by Cheryl Winkelman
• Man faces charges in stabbing of girlfriend in Grimmer Hearing held
  by Ben Aguirre Jr
• Hacker diverts Web site to porn Local firm's Web site falls prey to
  by Todd R. Brown
• Locomotive scrubber debuts in Oakland Union Pacific touts rail yard
  by Erik N. Nelson
• Sharks go for revenge against Ducks
  by David Pollak
• De La Salle won't fall into trap
  by Curtis PashelkaSTAFF
• Three nabbed in Oakland drive-by
• Sex workers stage Berkeley 'die-in' Group protesting recent U.S.,
  by Doug OakleySTAFF
• Margaret Morrison, retired speech professor, dies
• Little extra time can add 'wow factor' to gifts
  by Laura Casey
• Short grass, clean air
• 49ERS REPORT CARD
• Where Marx and Trump collide
• Hayward's 'compadre,' business owner dies
  by Matt O'Brien
• Testimony begins in baby death Prosecutors blame family in Newark
  by Ben Aguirre Jr
• Bidding process could leave tenants out to dry
  by Momo Chang
• Crash survivor returns home
  by Eric KurhiSTAFF
• De La Salle passing picks up De La Salle passing picks up De La
  by Curtis PashelkaSTAFF
• Day trippin' in Sebastopol filled with more than its core apples
  by Vicki LarsonSTAFF
• A A A ''I don't think you will see significant deep discounting at
  by Blanca TorresSTAFF
• Judge: Execution system needs 'fix' Judge: 'Fix' needed for
  by Howard MintzSTAFF
• Hayward's 'Compadre' passes on at age 85
  by Matt O'Brien
• Hallelujah: A world of musical holiday offerings
  by Cheryl North
• HarperCollins fires Regan
• Guitar, harp or mandolin players sought for orchestra
• Investigators deserve praise for Jane Doe ID
• Whichever way the wind blows
• Judge: State must 'fix' executions
  by Howard MintzSTAFF
• Putting 'farm' in farmers market
  by Eric KurhiSTAFF
• McNerney dreams of Tracy BART
  by Erik N. Nelson
• Booze, cruise -- lose
  by Kelly Pakula
• Court gives homeless a boost
  by Matt OBrien
• State must fix lethal injection
  by Howard MintzSTAFF
• San Leandro's late rally stalls
  by Michael Bower
• Battle over jet fuel heads to court
  by Kelly Pakula
• GOP trying to block Brownfrom office again GOP trying to prohibit
  by Josh Richman
• Republicans take aim at Jerry Brown
  by Josh Richman
• Judge to homeless: You're forgiven
  by Matt O'Brien
• In the defense of yet another 'Rocky' flick In defense of yet
• All Aglow: San Mateo County's biggest and brightest decorated homes
  by Dottie Burdine
• BART's alcohol ad issue takes wrong track
• Short grass, clean air
• Hanukkah has evolved through the Christmas mirror
  by Michael Manekin
• Fremont crash victims to be honored Fremont crash victims to be
  by Angela Woodall
• Battle over jet fuel goes to court San Mateo County, United head to
  by Kelly Pakula
• Comet dust holds new insights
  by Betsy MasonSTAFF
• Excitement rules at Canyon
  by Chace BrysonSTAFF
• De La Salle passing picks up De La Salle passing picks up
  by Curtis PashelkaSTAFF
• McNerney expresses goal of BART extension to Tracy McNerney dreams
  by Erik N. Nelson
• Judge: 'Fix' needed for executions
  by Howard MintzSTAFF
• Display wows Castro Valley neighborhood
  by Rachel Cohen
• Hanukkah is on the air -- at least on satellite radio
  by Brad KavaSTAFF
• When Marx and Trump collide
• This rollin' Bear gathers some Moss
• Children last
• Two telling actions from Steve Westly
• More than games
  by Jaime Richards
• Save the Bay joins New Orleans effort
  by Rachel Cohen
• Pupils' gifts brighten holiday season for troops Fremont serviceman
  by Jeremy Herb
• Federal judge tells state to 'fix' execution method Judge halts
  by Howard MintzSTAFF
• Web site videos combat crime
  by Cheryl Winkelman
• Warriors' Iverson talks never serious
  by Marcus Thompson IISTAFF
• Tomey talks of football turnaround
  by Dave Newhouse
• Experts see 'tale of two job markets' Labor Department reports
  by James TempleSTAFF
• Oakland cops raid three houses in pot bust
  by Harry Harris
• Local Las Posadas gets started tonight
  by Lisa FernandezSTAFF
• Berkeley artist's work one for the books
  by Joan MorrisSTAFF
• Intriguing Exacum taking off
• Where Marx and Trump collide
• Happy camper
• Repeal war authorization, pull troops out of Iraq
• Lawmakers set to make smokers take a hit
  by Kate Folmar
• Piedmont has another big finish to gain a tie
  by David Schoen
• Court forgives past crimes of homeless
  by Matt O'Brien
• Many donations have strings attached Groups scramble to meet target
  by Rebekah Gordon

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