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Articles in Jun 23, 2007 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Toms gains tie for lead with a 65
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• NATO: 60 insurgents killed near Pakistan
  by Jason Straziuso, Associated Press
• Fighting AIDS myths, stigma among African Americans
• U.S. soldiers in Iraq follow al-Qaida into Baqouba
  by Lauren Frayer, Associated Press
• Top Justice candidate wants nomination pulled
  by Mary Clare Jalonick, Associated Press
• Fixing the college loan mess
• S.C. firefighters hailed as heroes
  by Pete Iacobelli, Associated Press
• Arnold's message tough but on-target
• Disney ditches sequel policy
  by Gary Gentile, Associated Press
• Judge denies request to stop pumps
  by Mike TaugherSTAFF
• A-Rod teases Giants fans, says he likes playing in S.F.
  by Carl Steward
• Original Idols impress fairgoers
  by Jim Harrington
• Historic building moved for Niles project
  by Chris De Benedetti
• Hot days now will come with warning in Bay Area
  by Shaun BishopSTAFF
• Suicide possible in journalist's death
  by Brandon BaileySTAFF
• Great America shuts down ride after Ky. injury
  by Kim VoSTAFF
• Flying fire hydrant kills man
  by Harry Harris
• Landfill closure will raise disposal rates
  by Chris De Benedetti
• Hot line lends hope on paying mortgage
  by Eve Mitchell
• Benson squirts away to Truck win off restart
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Wyoming governor appoints temporary senator
  by Bob Moen, Associated Press
• It's time to reconsider peripheral canal
• Activists claim Marine Corps discouraged PTSD treatment
  by Associated Press
• Draft oil law leaves issues unresolved
  by Sameer N. Yacoub, Associated Press
• Schwarzenegger should expand input
• Shuttle's latest trip ends in California
  by Alicia Chang, Associated Press
• Muslim prayer center opens in Athens
  by Associated Press
• Wall Street pulls back
  by Tim Paradis, Associated Press
• At 48, Henderson still thinks he can help A's A'S NOTES
  by Joe StiglichSTAFF
• San Carlos suffers first league defeat
  by Richard Motroni
• Feds try to reassure lab workers Officials respond to Livermore Lab
  by Ian Hoffman
• Fremont native reported missing
  by Jeremy Herb
• Locals hungry for eating contest win
  by Shaun BishopSTAFF
• Great America closes ride after Kentucky injury
  by Kim VoSTAFF
• Feds back off on fee hike at Yosemite -- for now
  by Paul RogersSTAFF
• Alameda council agrees to keep funding museum
  by Kelly Rayburn
• Second Transbay Tube possible in BART's future
  by Denis CuffSTAFF
• Santa Rita guard safe after attack
  by Matt O'Brien
• Arnold's tough message was on target
• Learn English
• Rushdie protests heat up
  by David Stringer, Associated Press
• Romney aide takes leave of absence
  by Glen Johnson, Associated Press
• When it's outside, your cat is someone else's stray
• Parce fundraiser adds glitz, glamour to hillsborough
• Gay PLAIR COBB Summer jobs good for young adults -- and old ones,
• Visa takes a step toward own IPO
  by Joe Bel Bruno, Associated Press
• Bonds HR far from enough
  by Andrew BaggarlySTAFF
• Pleasanton man arrested after 10-hour standoff
  by Sophia KazmiSTAFF
• Donor to San Mateo sheriffs revokes reimbursement for trip
  by Shaun BishopSTAFF
• All abuzz for cherries Bees bring bowls (and bowls) of fruit to
  by Laura Casey
• Troubled homeowners have lifeline
  by Eve Mitchell
• Oakland killer linked to cold case
  by Josh Richman
• Neighbors cope with family tragedy Berkeley community gathers in
  by Angela Woodall
• Suicide a possible cause in death of local journalist
  by Brandon BaileySTAFF
• 20 candidates vie for HARD board
  by Karen Holzmeister
• An NHL draft first: U.S. players go 1-2
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• White House backs Cheney in refuting executive status
  by Deb Riechmann, Associated Press
• Development plans should change with times
• NATO says 60 insurgents killed near Pakistan
  by Jason Straziuso, Associated Press
• N. Korea appears willing to shut reactor, envoy says
  by Bo-Mi Lim, Associated Press
• McCain vs. Biden
• Part-time pastors help fill pulpits
  by Tom Breen, Associated Press
• Thousands turn out to honor nine S.C. firefighters
  by Pete Iacobelli, Associated Press
• Blackstone shares rise on first day
  by Joe Bel BrunoNEW YORK, Associated Press
• A-Rod nixes Home Run Derby
  by Andrew BaggarlySTAFF
• A's get Rich in poor loss to Mets
  by Joe StiglichSTAFF
• 'Crazy animal racing' back at the fair
  by Sophia KazmiSTAFF
• BART mulling second tube
  by Denis CuffSTAFF
• County fair brings back 'crazy animal racing'
  by Sophia KazmiSTAFF
• Dislodged fire hydrant kills Oakland man
  by Harry Harris
• Hot days will now come with warning
  by Shaun BishopSTAFF
• Serial killer could be tied to'89slaying Stevens already on death
  by Josh Richman
• Atari documents still up for grabs 2,200 documents, diagrams,
  by Chris MetinkoSTAFF
• 'Crazy animal races' showcase good, baa- d
  by Sophia KazmiSTAFF
• It's time to reconsider the peripheral canal
• Blame ourselves
• Formal Muslim prayer center opens in Athens
  by Derek Gatopoulos, Associated Press
• Governor's tough message was on right on target
• Buyers hit pause button on buying DVDs
  by Thomas K. Arnold, HOLLYWOOD REPORTER
• Shuttle's latest trip ends in California
  by Alicia Chang, Associated Press

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