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Articles in Dec 18, 2006 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Alumni group awards $1,800 to Sequoia High School teachers
• Davis dealing with loss on and off football field
  by Carl Steward
• Literature unlocks doors, fun for troubled Camp Sweeney youth
  by Katy Murphy
• Where have all the children gone?
  by T.S. Mills-Faraudo
• Rams hammer Raiders D-line with a 'Big Boy'
  by Steve CorkranSTAFF
• Library hopes new statue will inspire bibliophilia
  by Martin Ricard
• Prisons mull condom distribution
  by Cheryl Winkelman
• Behavioral, medical approaches can treat anxiety disorders
  by Virgil Williams
• After 15 years, police find Hayward slaying suspect
  by Alejandro Alfonso
• Bay Area blogs flourish
  by Janis Mara -
• High school refreshment
• UConn overwhelms Saint Mary's
  by Jennifer StarksSTAFF
• Some commutes just don't add up EDITOR'S NOTE: This is a sampling of
  by Erik N. Nelson
• Dense fog calls for smarter drivers, better signs
• Silly, sad letters to Santa
  by Martin Snapp
• A strategy for carless commuting
  by Erik N. Nelson
• Prefab to house disaster center
  by Matthew Artz
• Classmates mourn teen who died in Paris fall
  by Julia Prodis SulekSTAFF
• 'I feel your pain' not just idle phrase; Many Americans really do
• Raiders cut into Ram-chops
  by Steve CorkranSTAFF
• Suspect found in 1991 Hayward slaying
  by Alejandro Alfonso
• City may tap into Qualex to aid growth
  by Paul Burgarino
• Fallen Raptor wheeled off court
  by Geoff LepperSTAFF
• Underwater sand dunes could hold key to erosion
  by Paul RogersSTAFF
• Report: Blacks hit hard by HIV/AIDS
  by Cheryl Winkelman
• A post-stress illness, the Let-Down Effect
  by Candace Murphy
• Library hopes statue will spark bibliophilia
  by Martin Ricard
• Fremont officials bend rules to keep spirit studio in business
  by Chris De Benedetti - Staff
• Don't leave your child in a car seat indoors
  by Carey Hamilton - SALT LAKE TRIBUNE
• Tiger's year of torment and triumph ends with triumph
  by Art Spander
• A Nation turns its lonely eyes away from Raiders
  by Monte Poole
• Water system 'intertie' more than pipe dream for Bay Area
  by Matt O'Brien
• Widowed mom holds on strong
  by Melinda J. Sacks, SPECIAL TO
• Raptors tower over Warriors
  by Geoff Lepper -STAFF
• Police find suspect in `91 Hayward slaying
  by Alejandro Alfonso
• Memorial to honor Fremont children killed in car crash
  by Angela Woodall
• Offering hope of better communication for people with autism
  by Luis ZaragozaSTAFF
• Carless commute needs calculations EDITORS NOTE: This is a sampling
  by Erik N. Nelson
• Union City moves to relieve office crunch
  by Matthew Artz
• Northstar Academy starts 2007/2008 application process
• Amundsen leads Reedley by CSM in final
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Nun still hungry for experiences
  by Christine Morente
• Manteca approves fourth fire station
  by Paul Burgarino
• DVC dumps Gladiators in Chabot Classic
  by Tony Gonsalez
• Real estate agents turn to YouTube
  by Barbara E. HernandezSTAFF
• Post offices prepared to face holiday crunch
  by Lea Blevins
• Don't eat the treat if you can't move the feet
  by Laura Casey
• Underwater sand dunes may hold key to erosion
  by Paul RogersSTAFF
• Plenty of opportunities to help others in county this season
• Isiah deserves a punch in nose
  by Dave Del Grande
• Historic house at holiday finest
  by Karen Holzmeister
• Union City auto shops struggle to survive
  by Matthew Artz
• Japanese, Muslims recall racism
  by Michael Manekin
• UCSB's Harris outshines USF pals
  by Jeff Faraudo
• Angelides eyes another gubernatorial bid
  by Edwin Garcia
• Condominium mania: Good news or bad?
  by Momo Chang
• Police find suspect in '91 slaying
  by Alejandro Alfonso
• Cigarette tax debate lights up
  by Kate Folmar
• Making things happen
  by Amy Recuero
• Fremont superintendent to host community meeting
  by Linh Tat
• Defeat will linger for DLS
  by Curtis PashelkaSTAFF
• Santa is taking calls
• USPS in midst of holiday rush
  by Lea Blevins
• Imagine being able to control future of your home forever
  by Patty Fisher
• Buena Vista reinvents itself
  by Kelly Rayburn
• Literature unlocks doors for Camp Sweeney youths
  by Katy Murphy
• Peninsula program aims to help elderly, disabled
  by Melinda J. Sacks, SPECIAL TO
• Take your shot from the nurse, not at her
• Curry spices up bland attack
  by Jerry McDonald
• Dublin to rein in center budget
  by Sophia KazmiSTAFF
• Fremont standoff ends in surrender
  by Matthew Artz
• Condoms in jail: Outlawed HIV prevention
  by Cheryl Winkelman
• AIDS in jail a cold reality
  by Cheryl Winkelman
• Condoms for inmates: Outlawed HIV prevention
  by Cheryl Winkelman
• Condo-mania hits North Oakland
  by Momo Chang
• Make time for exercise, busy or not
  by Linda Buch
• Natural setting lands Callippe among top new golf courses
  by Meera PalSTAFF
• Value self-expression? There's a blog for everyone
  by Janis Mara -
• Rams shine with simplicity
  by Bill Soliday
• Alamo man turns home into castle
  by Jeanine BencaALAMOSTAFF

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