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Articles in Jul 7, 2007 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Tips on avoiding the All-Star traffic issues
• Grant to benefit minority health
  by Rachel Cohen
• Bay to Barkers for Humane Society July 15
  by Martin SnappSTAFF
• 'Daily bread' baked fresh at St. Charles Borromeo
  by Lea Blevins
• Group asks feds to look into elephant care at Six Flags
  by Dan JudgeSTAFF
• Mediator brought in for garbage lockout
  by Rachel Cohen
• Magowan wanted splashes
  by Andrew BaggarlySTAFF
• Fugitive agrees to be returned to Delaware
  by Paul Burgarino
• Preschool celebrates 35 years
  by Christine Morente
• Security needs restrict U.S. diplomats
  by Associated Press
• Overplayed
• Roddick shellshocked after loss
  by Howard Fendrich, ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Afghan battles kill 100-plus militants
  by Jason Straziuso, Associated Press
• Advocates struggle to make summer program known
  by Sara SteffensSTAFF
• Judge censured for missing deadlines to stay on bench
  by Chris MetinkoSTAFF
• Cheaters who prosper
• Foreign-born MDs in U.S. wary
  by Matt Apuzzo, Associated Press
• Wasting $7 million on a bad idea
• New Porterhouse beefsteaks living up to potential
  by Holly HayesSTAFF
• Bay Meadows track jockeys for early'08 racing schedule
  by Aaron Kinney
• Tongan prince's absence deeply felt
  by Banks AlbachSTAFF
• Officials prepare transit options for game
• Group asks feds to look into elephant care at park
  by Dan JudgeSTAFF
• Spelling champ using music to memorize pi
  by Jeanine BencaSTAFF
• Let Cust take cuts in HR Derby
  by Carl Steward
• Robbery suspects still loose
  by Roman Gokhman
• Golf tournament set for August at Half Moon Bay links
• Easing violence elicits cautious hope in Baghdad
  by Lee Keath, Associated Press
• Foreign-born doctors in U.S. wary
  by Matt Apuzzo, Associated Press
• Griffey hits No. 586 to tie Robinson
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• A cause for celebration?
  by Mansur Mirovalev, Associated Press
• HIV infections in India much lower than previously thought
  by Sam Dolnick, Associated Press
• Treasure trove
• Man wants neglected rabbits back
• Wall Street enjoys rally
  by Associated Press
• The Libby lesson for Iraq
• This stinks! Garbage negotiations stand still
  by Rachel Cohen
• Public meeting to target voters
  by Richard Nieva
• Camp entertains skin-diseased kids
  by Chris Vongsarath
• 'Ganja Guru' gets no punishment in marijuana case
  by Josh Richman
• County Fair goes green with recycling program
  by Alison WallSTAFF
• ....... If you never did something you loved -- and then had to stop
  by Jaime Richards
• Women's fastpitch at Bayside Park
  by STAFF REPORTS
• $1 million bail set for beating suspect
  by Paul Burgarino
• Fans get to be all-stars, too
  by Jackie Burrell
• North Korea's leader may be in poor health
  by Jae-Soon Chang, Associated Press
• Health insurance system out of whack
• Saturday sports mailbag
• The kitten inside every cat never really goes away
• Bush official can't pardon Clintons' gall over Libby
  by Terence Hunt, Associated Press
• Hip-hop film portrays new Kenya revolution
  by Angela Woodall
• Bogarting sanity in the marijuana wars
• Sweden begins shutting out Iraqis
  by Karl Ritter, Associated Press
• North Korea's leader may be in poor health
  by Jae-Soon Chang, Associated Press
• Put this in your pipe and smoke it
  by Josh Richman
• 'Ganja Guru' sentenced to one-day, time-served
  by Josh Richman
• St. Charles Borromeo serves fresh, homemade Eucharist every week
  by Lea Blevins
• Waste not, want not: County Fair is 100% green
  by Alison Wall
• Illegal indoor pot worth $100,000
  by Harry Harris
• Pleasanton police expect arrests in teen's beating
  by Roman Gokhman
• Venus stars in grand day of tennis
  by Art Spander
• Year-round students back to class in heat
  by Aaron Swarts
• Sequoia grad wins art honor
• A cause for celebration?
  by Mansur Mirovalev, Associated Press
• HIV infections in India much lower than previously thought
  by Sam Dolnick, Associated Press
• Morneau blasts three homers
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• 5 injured in Vegas casino shooting
  by Ken Ritter, Associated Press
• Don't go into a blue funk looking of ways to be green
  by Trine GallegosSTAFF
• City needs fewer social programs, more cops
• For just a few days, fans get to be stars, too
  by Jackie Burrell
• North Korea's leader may be in poor health
  by Jae-Soon Chang, Associated Press
• Bogarting sanity in the marijuana wars
• East Bay student earns perfect 2400 on SAT
  by Sonya Hubbard
• Road show drives home message on fish plight
  by Julia Scott
• 7/7/07 -- for better or for worse
  by Meera PalSTAFF
• Truck accident kills hundreds of goats
  by Jim StaatsSTAFF
• Friends lift up pilot paralyzed in 2006 shooting
  by Angela Hill
• Board revokes doctor's license
  by Sophia KazmiSTAFF
• Revisit Hayward's era of speakeasies, bathtub gin
  by Karen Holzmeister
• Hillsborough cranks out 10 hits
  by Rick Chandler

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