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Articles in Mar 29, 2007, issue of Oakland Tribune

• Murray goes on to semis; Roddick hurt
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Marine Corps bans any new outlandish versions of 'Mother'
  by Thomas Watkins, Associated Press
• Ex-Gonzales aide defends prosecutors' firings
  by Laurie Kellman
• Analysts: Cell unlocking not a popular service By Marton Dunai
• Who's Samson and/or Delilah?
• Irritation sensation
• School sex scandal ignites racial tension in the South
  by Katrina A. Goggins, Associated Press
• Militants attack town in northwest, killing official
  by Ishtiaq Mahsud, Associated Press
• Joint is jumpin' with 'Bricktop' in the house
  by Pat CraigSTAFF
• Alameda County faces new lawsuit over strip searches Complaint
  by Chris MetinkoSTAFF
• Splitsville for Old Alvarado, Chavez Park
  by Matthew Artz
• Chabot, Ohlone always is intense
  by Steve R. Waterhouse
• Champion won't have easy run through league
  by Chace BrysonSTAFF
• Berkeley grants five new ball fields
  by Martin Snapp
• County faces new suit over searches Complaint involves strip
  by Chris MetinkoSTAFF
• ACT welcomes new company members ACT welcomes new company members
  by Chad Jones
• Audit questions job shifts at labs
  by Ian Hoffman
• A'S LIKE MOST OF SPRING ANSWERS
  by Joe StiglichSTAFF
• Audit questions job shifts at labs
  by Ian Hoffman
• Urbina sentenced to 14 years
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• U.S. naturalization rate hits 25-year high
  by Juliana Barbassa, Associated Press
• Saudi king assails U.S. presence in Iraq
  by Lee Keath, Associated Press
• Bookstore -pharmacy combo one way to turn the page
• Life, death cycle always dignified, should be protected
• High school
• Children's ads provide junk food for thought
  by Kevin Freking, Associated Press
• Female Islamic students kidnap alleged madam
  by Matthew Pennington, Associated Press
• Employment seekers can meet with employers at county job fair
  by Cheryl Winkelman
• Redwood City to keep retail focus on Main Street
  by Neil Gonzales
• Applicant will fill Haugen vacancy
  by Sam RichardsSTAFF
• Fremont school receives award
  by Linh Tat
• Errors help Trojans slip past Dragons
  by Michael Bower
• No.9 is just fine for Livermore
  by Billy Ortiz
• Housing starts pick up
  by Eve Mitchell
• Medicare plans could create headaches
  by Rebecca Vesely
• El Camino Youth Symphony, Chloe Pang dazzle on George Gershwin's
  by Keith Kreitman
• Correia discards bad spring
  by Andrew BaggarlySTAFF
• Ward looking to grow as boxer Oakland's Olympic gold medalist has
  by Dylan HernandezSTAFF
• AC Transit defends new buses at MTC meeting
  by Erik N. Nelson
• Out: Other guy with hair
  by Associated Press
• McGrady, Rockets trip Clips
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• One of three abandoned babies dies
  by Garance Burke, Associated Press
• Dozens killed in Iraqi town
  by Kim Gamel, Associated Press
• Schools should set reasonable bar for kids
• Short-term solution for Bay Meadows needed
• In defense of day laborers
• Ex-Gonzales aide defends prosecutors' firings
  by Laurie Kellman
• School sex scandal ignites racial tension in S.C. county
  by Katrina A. Goggins, Associated Press
• Delicato Vineyards changes name on some of its wines
  by Paul Burgarino
• Mural shows cops as more than enforcers
  by Neil Gonzales
• Italian immigrants surprised by cougar
  by Meera Pal
• Pull up weeds or pay the fees, Newark says
  by Angela Woodall
• Woodside, Sequoia drive to 3-0
  by Simi Lee
• Chabot-Ohlone baseball always an intense rivalry
  by Steve R. Waterhouse
• Man guilty of killing former friend
  by Paul T. Rosynsky
• Oakland housing nonprofit to receive $500,000
  by Douglas Fischer
• 'Top to bottom' insurance audit ordered
  by Edwin Garcia
• Richardson may miss reunion for'62 Series
  by Daniel BrownSTAFF
• Alameda County faces second strip-search suit Alameda County faces
  by Chris MetinkoSTAFF
• Filipino kids freed, hostage crisis ends
  by Jim Gomez, Associated Press
• One more world mark for Phelps
  by Paul Newberry, ASSOCIATED PRESS
• China firm reports big oil discovery
  by Joe McDonald, Associated Press
• NEW: Coroner IDs Castro Valley crash victim
  by George Kelly -
• In defense of day laborers
• Kelly FERGUSSON Caltrain failing to serve riders, community
• How many scientists does it take ?
• Circuit City to slash jobs
  by Mae Anderson
• Company still in business after immigration raid
  by Ken Maguire, Associated Press
• Teacher's future still uncertain
  by Shaun BishopSTAFF
• Voters like Giuliani, Clinton
  by Mary Anne OstromSTAFF
• Some city codes may be invalid
  by Aaron Kinney
• Juvenile Hall medical bid approved
• Clinton, Giuliani lead in first California poll of'08
  by Mary Anne OstromSTAFF
• GOING END TO END
  by Glenn Reeves
• Murillo's triple breaks game open for Logan
  by Steve R. Waterhouse
• Peralta to reconvene at old Carter campus Elementary school fire
  by Katy Murphy
• Hayward's dog-attack law put to test
  by Matt O'Brien
• ACORN takes it to the street
  by Todd R. Brown
• Kennedy earns spot at No. 5 starter
  by Joe StiglichSTAFF
• Gang abatement bill must have balance
  by Byron Williams