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Articles in May 20, 2007 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Lafayette War Memorial reminds us of war's cost
• Locked Up and Ailing
  by Rebecca Vesely -
• Fremont aims to improve city's stride
  by Chris De Benedetti -
• Murphy's law: Stay young at 91
  by Sandra J. Cohen, R.N.,
• CSM facilities, Williams steal the show
  by John Baker
• Unbeaten Cal staves off Dons for NCS title
  by Steve Herendeen
• Web site is a window into lives of internees
  by Neil Gonzales
• Fremont doctor at center of health care debate
  by Rebecca Vesely
• Funding cut for pediatric AIDS study
  by Rebecca Vesely
• Rising numbers
  by John Horgan
• 'Cat Whisperer' accentuates positive in pet training
  by Aaron Kinney
• Talk about the passion: Not fanatic enough to be a fan
  by Candace Murphy
• Senators reach first Stanley Cup finals
  by John Wawrow, ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Do we really need a Truman?
  by Byron Williams
• Lab's products help withstand natural disasters
  by George AvalosSTOCKTONSTAFF
• Blue light signals life afflicted by rare illness
  by Helen O'Neil, Associated Press
• L.A. Story: It's time to give downtown its due
  by Michael MartinezSTAFF
• Lafayette War Memorial reminds us of war's cost
• Discipline: There's no magic, but parents share wisdom
• Some Cust-ard helps Haren get just deserts A's triple-A refugee
  by Joe StiglichSTAFF
• Mills' revenge is pounding of Burlingame
  by Scott Campbell
• Bush wins deal on immigration
  by Jennifer Loven, Associated Press
• Teachers to lose jobs over test help
  by Katy Murphy
• Allergies make spring miserable for many
  by Suzanne Bohan
• Brazilian author Coelho thrives on contradictions and extremes
  by Angela Doland, Associated Press
• Fireworks still on for July 4 display
  by Neil Gonzales
• Fire departments recruit women
  by Roman Gokhman
• Shock doesn't miss beat
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• No reason for me to cheat, Landis says
  by Eddie Pells, ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Manufacturing sector increasingly high-tech
  by Thomas J. Sheeran, Associated Press
• Fire departments look for a few good women
  by Roman Gokhman
• Camera phones capture good, bad, ugly
  by May Wong, Associated Press
• Judge holds key to governor's deadly gamble
• What W's must do
• Taylor Hicks clicks with fan
• Hello and thank you: What's a good gift from houseguest?
  by Bari Brenner, TRAVEL EDITOR
• SHP's Stahley turns in super strong meet
  by Richard Motroni
• MV's Krychev gives his best shot
  by Jeffery Bennett
• Blue light signals life afflicted by rare illness
  by Helen O'Neil, Associated Press
• Cal scientist heralds era of nanotechnology
  by Ian Hoffman
• Oakland police officer shot twice, survives
  by Harry Harris
• Fire departments looking out for a few good women
  by Roman Gokhman
• Area doctor at center of health care debate
  by Rebecca Vesely
• Reviewing the new season; 'Simpsons' hits 400th show
  by Susan Young
• Diamondbacks' Callaspo reinstated after counseling Diamondbacks'
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Face of Athens is changing but it doesn't forget its past
  by Chris Welsch, MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL STAR TRIBUNE
• G-8 finance officials stress aid for Africa
  by Matt Moore, Associated Press
• New green town may sprout on site in Florida Panhandle
  by David Royse, Associated Press
• Bay to Breakers clique slims down
  by Suzanne Bohan
• Here are some things to know if you go
• Outsourcing lottery must be done carefully
• At 90, survivor recalls living without love
  by Dave Newhouse
• Calf injury may curtail Fedronic's season
  by Glenn Reeves
• MSJ's Kiehl vaults to head of track class
  by Steve R. Waterhouse
• Newark police rounds up 3 dogs
• Dems: Health care burden on business
  by Laura Kurtzman, Associated Press
• Catch Danville Children's Film Festival -- now
  by Jackie BurrellSTAFF
• Lantos presses NFL on Vick case
  by Associated Press
• SunCal shines just right in Alameda
  by Kelly Rayburn
• Lee persevering with Ochoa lurking
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• If Nellie departs, Warriors could get Smart
  by Carl Steward
• Bush ends week with deal on immigration
  by Jennifer Loven, Associated Press
• Building connector manufacturer works to survive the housing slump
  by George AvalosPLEASANTONSTAFF
• Gonzales rapped simply as one of Bush's 'yes men'
  by Lara Jakes Jordan, Associated Press
• Lafayette memorial depicts war's cost
• Judge holds key to Schwarzenegger's gamble
• What makes a Twinkie a Twinkie?
• Clinton Park played key role in urban renewal
  by Annalee Allen
• Doubles win gives Menlo NorCal title
  by STAFF REPORTS
• East Union's title hopes 'Sheparded' away
  by Stephen Roberson
• Area needs to lend a wing
  by Meera PalSTAFF
• Hayward teachers vote no confidence for superintendent
  by Kristofer Noceda
• Teachers: No new contract for Vigil
  by Kristofer Noceda
• Firefighters help deliver baby boy
  by Alejandro Alfonso
• Bay to Breakers group celebrates weight loss
  by Suzanne Bohan
• Bay to Breakers group celebrates weight loss
  by Suzanne Bohan
• The Jackie Robinsons for baseball in Japan
  by Rick HurdSTAFF
• Web sites offer volunteer vacation info
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Crew saves a life as it begins
  by Alejandro Alfonso
• Oakland cop shot twice, survives
  by Harry Harris

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