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Articles in May 15, 2007 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Suspect slain in botched robbery ID'd
  by Harry Harris
• Senate to vote on cutting off Iraq war funds
  by Anne Flaherty, Associated Press
• Allergies make spring miserable for afflicted
  by Suzanne Bohan
• Budget revised, sans tax hike
  by Steve Geissinger
• Mix-up leads to crash
• Miami's vice: Rude driving
  by Sarah Larimer, Associated Press
• First piece of I-580 ramp set to install
  by Erik N. Nelson
• Davis' status not certain after blow
  by Geoff LepperSTAFF
• County budget healthy now, but trouble looms
  by Ryan HuffSTAFF
• Centenarian known for feistiness
  by Aaron Kinney
• Robbers hold up San Mateo B of A
• Communities need to address racial arrest disparities
• Hello, NBC fall and goodbye, Gilmore Girls'
  by Susan Young
• November finish to Series possible
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Doctors, scientists looking for mental disorders in babies
  by Lindsey Tanner, Associated Press
• State's air pollution problem blows in the wind
• Doctors, scientists looking for mental disorders in babies
  by Lindsey Tanner, Associated Press
• Pakistan crisis puts heat on Musharraf
  by Associated Press
• Astounding Johnson wins 800 CAL NOTES
  by Chris Nguon
• SCU lets announcer Lewis go after parody
  by Jon WilnerSTAFF
• Fremont authorities seek information in rape
  by Ben Aguirre Jr
• Senate to vote on cutting off Iraq war funds
  by Anne Flaherty, Associated Press
• E-voting to face state scrutiny
  by Ian Hoffman
• Troops' access to Web limited
  by Lolita C. Baldor, Associated Press
• Pope slams communism and capitalism at Brazil tour's end
  by Alan Clendenning, Associated Press
• I-580 ramp being put in tonight
  by Erik N. Nelson
• BART learns to color between the lines
• The need to address racial arrest disparities
• Suns keep cool, frustrate Spurs
  by Elizabeth White, ASSOCIATED PRESS
• 11 states argue for higher gas-mileage standards
  by Josh Richman
• Group offers aid to refugees
  by Angela Woodall
• CSM may cut dozens of classes
  by T.S. Mills-Faraudo
• Muni to pay SamTrans $9.2M
  by Christine Morente
• Legalizing immigrants gains favor
• 1,591 double plays later, Vizquel still going
  by Andrew BaggarlySTAFF
• Sword collector keeping skills sharp
  by Christine Morente
• Population:A world full of good news
• Witness tells of earlier Spector gun incident
  by Linda Deutsch, Associated Press
• Racial arrest disparities need to be addressed
• Astounding Johnson captures 800 title CAL NOTES
  by Chris Nguon
• Tuesday sports mailbag
• Teen held in robbery of store
• Community upset by claims against priest
  by Kim VoSTAFF
• Answers on anti-vector measure
• No. 2 official at Justice Department will resign
  by Lara Jakes Jordan, Associated Press
• Auto burglary leads to vast manhunt
  by Ben Aguirre Jr
• Montclair's 'Friends for Darfur' offers refugees help
  by Angela Woodall
• Bush orders feds to write regulations on emissions
• Senators send Sabres to the brink
  by John Wawrow, ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Clergyman decries nuke funding
  by Rebecca Rosen LumSTAFF
• President asks feds to regulate emissions
• Calcium may help shed pounds
  by Rebecca Vesely
• Pakistan crisis puts heat on Musharraf
  by Associated Press
• Writing and family roles are not an act for Jamie Lee Curtis
  by Mark de la VinaSTAFF
• Masseuse, manager held in connection with robbery
  by Ben Aguirre Jr
• Suicide closes Vasco Road
  by STAFF
• Proposed truck stop gets some objections
  by Cheryl Winkelman
• Mexican drug gangs target military
  by Ioan Grillo, Associated Press
• No Klech, but ebal track still had kick
  by Dennis Miller
• Warriors worn down to bone
  by Monte Poole
• Bush asks feds to draft emissions laws
• Prosecutor in Rhoades trial pushes for death
  by Alejandro Alfonso
• Gas prices continue upward, drivers howl
  by Janis Mara
• Humongous, 80-ton beam lowered into place
  by Erik N. NelsonStaff
• Chrysler workers worried
  by Associated Press
• Giuliani's firm's work could be ethics problem
  by Sharon Theimer
• 11 states sue over mileage standards
  by Josh Richman
• 11 states sue over mileage standards
  by Josh Richman
• High blood pressure increasing worldwide
  by Lauran Neergaard, Associated Press
• Cruise ship takes on water after running aground
  by Anne Sutton, Associated Press
• Measure A friends, foes get ready for heated debate
  by Kelly Rayburn
• First piece of I-580 ramp ready
  by Erik N. Nelson
• Police out to ticket East Bay drivers who don't 'click it'
  by Scott MarshallSTAFF
• Tempting moolah
  by John Horgan
• Cruise ship takes on water after running aground
  by Anne Sutton, Associated Press
• Democrats spineless on Carriles release
• He lost a million, won our hearts on 'Survivor'
  by Susan Young
• What happened? Sharks still mum
  by David PollakSTAFF
• Witness tells of earlier Spector gun incident
  by Linda Deutsch, Associated Press
• Held without charges

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