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Articles in Jul 13, 2007 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Stocks close at record highs
  by Tim Paradis, Associated Press
• U.S. benchmarks unrealistic, Iraqis say
  by Robert H. Reid, Associated Press
• Two more slain in Oakland; seven homicides since Sunday
• Surgeon general nominee denies bias against gays
  by Kevin Freking, Associated Press
• Former mayor faces charges of corruption
  by Janet Frankston Lorin, Associated Press
• Bill would expand media access to prison inmates
  by Samantha Young, Associated Press
• Ex-Bush aide open to contempt charge
  by Laurie Kellman, Associated Press
• Blame the enlisted
• Easy Lounge a hit with singles crowd
  by Angela Woodall
• Legislation may pave way for homes near San Quentin
  by Steve Geissinger
• Let Waste Management solve the problem
• Bigger cities to shoulder housing burden
  by Will Oremus
• Stop bickering and carry out emissions law
• Four bedrooms, half-acre, some vultures
  by Maria Armental, PROVIDENCE JOURNAL
• Banners hung to jump-start cold case
  by Rachel Cohen
• As trash piles up, Oakland sues to force collection
  by Chris MetinkoSTAFF
• Waste Management, union need to start talking
• Beckham Brits' latest 'tragedy'
  by Art Spander
• Charity sues over legacy
  by John SimermanSTAFF
• Police ID fall victim
• Cleric denounces Pakistani leaders, urges revolution
  by Khalid Tanveer, Associated Press
• Chinese plagued by flooding, mice
  by Alexa Olesen, Associated Press
• Parole violators not sent to prison
  by Edwin Garcia
• Teen sex, birth rate both on decline
  by Jennifer C. Kerr, Associated Press
• Small number of gun shops sell to crooks
  by David B. Caruso, Associated Press
• Bush report admits only halting progress by Iraqis
  by David Espo, Associated Press
• City files suit against Waste Management
  by Chris MetinkoSTAFF
• Black men honored for business excellence
  by Angela Woodall
• State demands cleaning of ships be done safely
  by Thomas PeeleSTAFF
• Kids learn to fight flames at academy
  by Rachelle Gines
• We need a candidate to go beyond fear
• Silence is golden
• Noted historian Frances Keller dies at age 92
  by Matthew Cooper
• Kidango parents worry about trouble on campus
  by Linh Tat
• Fremont man shot to death in Oakland
  by Harry Harris
• Group claims Oakland port using quotas
  by Erik N. Nelson
• State seeks fix in prison addiction program
• Count on it: Giants to do the wrong thing
  by J.T. The Brick
• Governor seeks CEOs' support for system reform
  by Josh Richman
• Police arrest bank robbery suspect
• Tracy cabinet makers reach settlement with EPA
• Nursing homes owner gets prison term
  by Josh Richman
• Charter school principal accused of cheating quits
  by Katy Murphy
• Olmert seeking peace talks, not war, with Syria
  by Ami Bentov, Associated Press
• Camp assault kills 4 Lebanese troops
  by Associated Press
• New Taiwanese cable car system gives lift to tea drinkers New
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Teen sex, birth rates see downward trend
  by Jennifer C. Kerr, Associated Press
• Surgeon general nominee denies bias against gays
  by Kevin Freking, Associated Press
• Cleric denounces Pakistani leaders
  by Khalid Tanveer, Associated Press
• Government says China falls short on energy saving
  by Joe McDonald, Associated Press
• Both sides need to start talking to end lockout
• Charity sues over legacy of dot-com
  by John SimermanSTAFF
• Oakland homeless benefit concert slated for July 20
• Hospital tax measure riles county politicos
  by Doug OakleySTAFF
• iPhone users push for outdoor wireless network
  by Kristina PetersonSTAFF
• Bad luck, but experienced
• 'Talk To Me' may finally have Cheadle talking with Oscar
  by Mary F. PolsSTAFF
• Castro Valley site draws builder's $16.5 million bid
  by Karen Holzmeister
• After dog theft, pet hospital sets up new security rules
  by Linda GoldstonSTAFF
• Fair sees record turnout at racetrack
  by Eric KurhiSTAFF
• Officer testifies on use of 'decoy' phone
  by Roman Gokhman
• Giant roster shakeup may be comin'
  by Andrew BaggarlySTAFF
• Investigators uncover suspected meth lab
• Downtown Danville losing only patch of greenery
  by Jeanine BencaSTAFF
• Warner Music settles imeem suit
  by Alex Veiga, Associated Press
• U.N. nuclear negotiator upbeat about reaching deal with Iran
  by Ali Akbar Dareini, Associated Press
• Driver dies in Sunol crash
  by Roman Gokhman
• Former Newark mayor charged with corruption
  by Janet Frankston Lorin, Associated Press
• DA under fire for releasing teen-sex video
  by Shannon McCaffrey, Associated Press
• Bush dodges questions about CIA leak
  by Jennifer Loven, Associated Press
• Chinese plagued by flooding, mice
  by Alexa Olesen, Associated Press
• Stop bickering and carry out emissions law
• Fremont man shot to death in North Oakland
  by Harry Harris
• Camp Wonder: A place where nobody will look at you twice
  by Chris Vongsarath
• Smooth sailing Cruise around Costa Rica and Nicaragua brings out
  by Jay Solmonson
• California aims to fix prison addiction programs
• Lady Bird Johnson
• Livermore Lab staff secures pensions
  by Betsy MasonSTAFF
• Officer testifies on 'decoy' phone use
  by Roman Gokhman
• Four-year-old drowns in pool at Great America
  by Howard Mintz

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