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Articles in Mar 30, 2007, issue of Oakland Tribune

• NEW:'Lock-bumping' videos spark concern
  by Candace Murphy
• A different interpretation of the Oak to Ninth petition squabble
  by Stuart FLASHMAN
• Daly City women win honors
  by Carolyn Livengood
• Are our state schools improving or lagging ?
• St. Mary's College to honor 89-year-old biology professor
  by Matt KrupnickSTAFF
• Cops seek suspect in string of Oakland armed robberies
• Despite clunky speech, 'Situation' message a strong one
  by Mary F. PolsSTAFF
• Comedy competition finals Saturday
  by Kristin Bender
• Don't forget the Golden Rule: Laugh at yourself
  by Kristin Bender
• Tech companies scramble for visas
  by Michele R. Marcucci
• State officials hope to clip moths' wings
  by Denis CuffSTAFF
• Firefighters' union blocks plan to contract services
  by Mark AbramsonSTAFF
• Plenty of action but no winner
  by Dave Campbell
• Lefty Zito aces his final exam of spring
  by Laurence MiedemaSTAFF
• Play-in game? Just won't happen
  by Geoff LepperSTAFF
• Transit defends new buses
  by Erik N. Nelson
• Interior official catches heat for leaking data
  by John Heilprin, Associated Press
• Maximum benefits depend on age when you decide to retire
• Management issues
• Clinton, Giuliani take lead in early state voter poll
  by Mary Anne OstromSTAFF
• Nintendo makes play for gaming comeback Wii console, DS handheld
  by Troy Wolverton
• Hayward pot club's move stalls
  by Matt O'Brien
• Senator wants new horse race chairman
  by Aaron Kinney
• Chabot upgrade on greens praised
  by Heather MacDonald
• Manteca fills openings at two schools
• Teens' film on the Cube does rounds of festivals
  by Jackie BurrellSTAFF
• Mountain lion sighting reported near school
  by Roman Gokhman
• Arevalo shuts down Ceres
  by Stephen Roberson
• Lefty Zito aces his final exam of Spring
  by Laurence MiedemaSTAFF
• Boyle, Cal discuss extension
  by STAFF REPORT
• Parkour has Bay Area youth jumping
  by Matt O'Brien
• Iran wants U.K. to say captives left jurisdiction
  by Edith M. Lederer, Associated Press
• Rep. Lee seeks to bring balance to sex education
• Doctors Medical Center upset over billing errors
  by Tom LochnerSTAFF
• The darker side of the game
  by STAFF
• Companies must act soon to get visas
  by Michele R. Marcucci
• Rock climbing Livermore family at height of its game
  by Lea Blevins
• Ex-con arrested on drug charges
  by Harry Harris
• Tracy Chamber takes swing at golf tournament
  by Mike Martinez
• Plan to aid uninsured dead on arrival
  by Rebekah Gordon
• Transit advocates blast Governor's cuts in funding
  by Erik N. Nelson
• Foothill wins thriller over Mats
  by Steve Herendeen
• Early blitz seizes day for Warriors
  by Geoff LepperSTAFF
• Sometimes Cal's Ross strikes out too many
  by Jay HeaterSTAFF
• Transit backers rail on fund cuts Transit backers rail on governor's
  by Erik N. Nelson
• Tugboat queen develops unusual Bay perspective
  by Angela Hill
• Lee seeks to bring balance to sex education
• Razzles rally over Wild Thingz
• Endgame on Iraq
• Mullin has made his choice, and it's Nelson
  by Ron Thomas
• 'Second Life' wasteland turns into lush garden
  by Dean TakahashiSTAFF
• Ferrell, Heder pair up to earn solid marks in 'Blades of Glory'
  by Mary F. PolsSTAFF
• Still raising hell
  by Angela Hill
• State poll shows voters favoring Clinton, Giuliani
  by Mary Anne OstromSTAFF
• Pair of young Sharks racking up bonuses
  by Victor ChiSTAFF
• Ripon girl meets president, McNerney
  by Cheryl Winkelman
• Tech firms scrambling to secure new visas
  by Michele R. Marcucci
• Zumbro leads Tech by Titans HIGH SCHOOL JOURNAL
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Future's now, Raiders' Gallery knows
  by Monte Poole
• Tech worker visa scramble begins
  by Michele R. Marcucci
• San Ramon district mulls bus program
  by Jeanine BencaSTAFF
• `Disrespect' avengers go straight to slammer
  by Harry Harris
• Sea otters can benefit from tax filings
• High school
• More help needed for sea otters
• Obituaries
• Group seeks more action on competitiveness High-tech edge can slip
  by Constance LoizosSTAFF
• DVDs, CD keep Broadway plays and musicals alive
  by Chad Jones
• E -mail mishap adds to district tensions
  by Kristofer Noceda
• State to consider threat of lead bullets to condors
  by Paul RogersSTAFF
• Raiders all aboard the Kiffin Express
  by Steve CorkranSTAFF
• Tracy police try to sniff out suspect with 'very large nose'
• Women with guns a growing phenomenon
  by Christine Morente
• Revved-up San Mateo tears into CCSF
  by Ryan Quinn
• Norwegian tames Wente beast
  by Dennis Miller
• Juvenile took gun toschool, cops say
  by Ben Aguirre Jr
• Senior housing closer to reality
  by Eric KurhiSTAFF
• How to keep your vehicle safe from thieves' hands
  by Paul Hischier
• More credentials
• Taut 'Children' thrills; Penn's 'Taj' channels Murray
  by Barry Caine