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Articles in Jan 8, 2007 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Do TransLink cards exist? Sorry, not this year EDITOR'S NOTE: This
  by Erik N. Nelson
• Raiders to meet with USC assistant
  by Steve CorkranSTAFF
• Officials weigh options to flush mercury mines Power shift in
  by Ryan HuffSTAFF
• Proposal for plaza in Niles continues
  by Chris De Benedetti
• What's cooking?
  by John Horgan
• County looks for new compost plant sites
  by Chris MetinkoSTAFF
• Hayward booking facility helps keep cops on the street
  by Alejandro Alfonso
• Schwarzenegger makes work-oriented education priority
• Stem cell institute misses chance for support
• Stem cell institute misses chance
• NEW: Teen arrested for threatening teacher
  by Kelly Pakula
• Critics say Perata handing out political gifts
  by Steve Geissinger
• Niles Town Plaza project chugs along
  by Chris De Benedetti
• Got passion?
  by Dave Ellison
• Wishful Warriors woeful vs. Suns
  by Geoff LepperSTAFF
• District projects drop in students
  by Linh Tat
• Out (and up) in the air
  by Laura Casey
• Retired judge passes at 71
  by Kelly Pakula
• At end of Brown's tenure, city not what he expected
  by Heather MacDonald
• Impeachment is not 'off the table'
• NEW: FBI seeks leads in bank heists
  by Josh Richman
• Store manager beaten, robbed Assailants flee Fremont gas station
  by Matthew Artz
• Broncos get it done on inside
  by Jennifer StarksSTAFF
• County looks for possible compost sites
  by Chris MetinkoSTAFF
• 'Carbon neutral' enters lexicon
  by Paul RogersSTAFF
• Location proves everything
  by Nicole C. WongSTAFF
• Drinking your demons out: Holy water for sale in Linden
  by Cheryl Winkelman
• County still seeks compost facility
  by Chris MetinkoSTAFF
• Stem cell institute misses chance to build support
• Iraq: Dj vu all over again
• Old ideas get new life, but can health care be saved?
• NEW: Taiwan president's San Francisco stop prompts controversy
  by John Boudreau - MedaiNews
• NEW: E-voting critic tapped as deputy secretary of state
  by Ian Hoffman
• Oakland faces new ban on foam containers
  by Momo Chang
• With Mercedes, Singh passes Snead
  by Art Spander
• 'Peter Pan' spreads its wings
  by Matthew Artz
• New toys for your car may not improve your commute
  by Michael Manekin
• MBA students flock to Silicon Valley
  by John BoudreauSTAFF
• Artist beats odds to display work
  by Karen Holzmeister
• 'Retail evolution' hits San Pablo businesses
  by Tom LochnerSTAFF
• An old idea gets new life
• An old idea gets gets a new life
• Lagging judicial pay
• Overcoming life's hurts, one horse ride at a time
  by Jane Tyska
• Davis struggles through pain
  by Geoff LeperSTAFF
• Wash your demons down: Bottled holy water for sale
  by Cheryl Winkelman
• Single-bin recycling coming
  by Todd R. Brown
• At end of Brown's tenure, Oakland not what he expected
  by Heather MacDonald
• Hayward jail keeps police officers on patrol
  by Alejandro Alfonso
• Does TransLink exist? No, not this year
  by Erik N. Nelson
• Kudos to Boxer
• Lagging judicial pay
• A clean fiscal slate
• NEW - Dellums: `no cop-outs' in dealing with Oakland's challenges
  by Heather MacDonald
• 'Peter Pan' cast to soar above Ohlone stage
  by Matthew Artz
• CHP confronts new danger: Officer suicide
  by Beth BarrettSTAFF
• Cost may be sinking plans for Tracy pool
  by Aaron Swarts
• Xerox PARC's legacy continues on
  by Nicole C. WongSTAFF
• Visibility is crucial for seat in District 3
  by Martin Ricard
• Banned containers still in use Oakland ordinance took effect Jan. 1
  by Momo Chang
• Aspiring rock stars battle for a chance
  by Rachel Cohen
• 15 people from sunken ferry rescued
• Local school honored for canned food drive
• Making a home out of a school
• Oakland council presidency challenged
  by Heather MacDonald
• NEW: Brown enters next political role: attorney general
  by Josh Richman
• How contaminated spinach made it from California to Midwest
  by Ken McLaughlin
• Knorr fits mold of state champ
  by Michael Bower
• Trio die in bloom of their lives
  by Monte Poole
• Blood banks to alter process
  by Sharon NoguchiSTAFF
• A balanced life: Keep your foot on the ground
  by Kathy Schrenk
• No one injured in apartment fire
• Cracked windshield diverts plane
• Stem cell institute misses chance to build support
• Old idea gets new life but can health care be solved?
• Oakland man shot in driveway
• Hoyle's oil saga roils with all kinds of interesting 'Tings'
  by Chad Jones
• New Haven still losing students
  by Linh Tat
• Xerox PARC's legacy continues on
  by Nicole C. WongSTAFF
• Foundation believes in the healing power of horses
  by Jane Tyska

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