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Articles in Jul 31, 2007 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Burlingame firm sets sights on becoming Web's TV Guide
  by Aaron Kinney
• Bay Area lies on front lines of food threat
  by Erik N. Nelson
• Hayward man hurt in severe beating
  by Ben Aguirre Jr
• Singer Audra McDonald, sax man Joshua Redman added to lineup
• Online gambler launches petition
  by Steve Geissinger
• Redwood City aims to blend old with new
  by Shaun BishopSTAFF
• District makes plans to welcome kids back to school
  by Aaron Swarts
• No new deals, but ex-Padre Brown a find
  by Curtis PashelkaSTAFF
• Walsh: Genius, father figure
  by Mark Emmons
• Berkeley killer's death sentence upheld
  by Josh Richman
• Union City plans better bike paths
  by Matthew Artz
• Navteq takes maps, then fills in the details
  by Dave Carpenter, Associated Press
• Iraqi parliament adjourns, delaying benchmark laws
  by Qassim Abdul-Zahra, Associated Press
• Mariners creep up on Angels
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Elderly man dies from West Nile Virus in San Joaquin County
  by Staff Reports
• In Brief
• Home invaders take medical pot
  by Ben Aguirre Jr
• Idle sign on I-880 will see new life
  by Matthew Artz
• Glamazon Victoria Beckham takes on Hollywood
• San Mateo accuses woman of violating sign ordinance
  by Aaron Kinney
• Walsh rewrote the game with intellect, not force
  by Glenn Reeves
• Bay Area on front lines of food threat
  by Erik N. Nelson
• Walsh Coaching Tree was quite fertile
  by Cam InmanSTAFF
• Thompson quits after only several months
  by Michael Bower
• Danvilles sharing more than a name
  by Jeanine BencaSTAFF
• E-voting machine vendors, election officials slam review
  by Steven Harmon
• Romanian Orthodox patriarch dies
  by Alison Mutler, Associated Press
• Alles gut zum Geburtstag, Arnold!
  by William J. Kole, Associated Press
• Taliban announces death of second Korean hostage
  by Noor Khan, Associated Press
• Man stabbed in argument, two arrested
  by Roman Gokhman
• County sheriff's deputies take on challenge
  by Jennifer Gokhman
• Brenda Payton: Checking in on the mayor
  by Brenda Payton
• E-vote vendors slam state review
  by Steven Harmon
• 'Mastermind' Walsh dies
  by Dave Newhouse
• Democrats need to involve GOP early
• Brisbane looking to replace tiny library
  by Christine Morente
• Manteca Boys & Girls Club settles e-mail sex lawsuit
  by Cheryl Winkelman
• Well-read Walsh was more than a jock
  by Daniel Brown
• Early years offer hints of greatness
  by Carl Steward
• MSJ whops Lathrop for championship
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Three sought in attack that hospitalized man
  by Ben Aguirre Jr
• FBI, IRS search house of Alaska GOP Sen. Stevens
  by Dan Joling, Associated Press
• Romanian Orthodox patriarch dies
  by Alison Mutler, Associated Press
• America's ill skipping their meds
  by Lauran Neergaard, Associated Press
• Bush, Brown find common ground in first meeting
  by Ben Feller, Associated Press
• Two hurt in highway bridge collapse
  by Associated Press
• Donations help veteran recover use of her legs
  by Jennifer Gokhman
• Trash service vows customer compensation
  by Kelly Rayburn
• Car-A-Van more than just a party
  by Aaron Morrison
• Filmmakers bring sci-fi love story to life
  by Allison Baca
• Trash hauler vows compensation
  by Kelly Rayburn
• E-vote vendors, election officials dispute review
  by Steven Harmon
• Manteca RV parking law under scrutiny
  by Paul Burgarino
• Raiders look at Plan 'C' at QB
  by Steve CorkranSTAFF
• Tigers get well soon: A's malaise continues
  by Curtis PashelkaSTAFF
• County sheriff puts his deputies to the test
  by Jennifer Gokhman
• Union Landing marquee to get facelift
  by Matthew Artz
• Taliban says another Korean hostage dead
  by Noor Khan, Associated Press
• Taliban says another Korean hostage dead
  by Noor Khan, Associated Press
• Get ready for 3 major milestones
  by Janie McCauley, ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Caltrans: Drivers should fear gridlock when bridge closes
  by Erik N. Nelson
• Professional wrestler talks shop at mall in Tracy
  by Mike Martinez
• Critics slam state review of e-voting
  by Steven Harmon
• Grant will fund bike path improvements
  by Matthew Artz
• Why not air-drums? Rush 'schooling' in session this week
• Blair snub of Hamas a misstep
• Burlingame firm sets sights on being TV guide for Web
  by Aaron Kinney
• Manteca City Manager Adams announces he'll resign next year
  by Paul Burgarino
• Cal player arrested in Florida
  by Jonathan OkanesSTAFF
• Walsh the Wiz possessed eye for strong talent
  by Jerry McDonald
• All-City pulls away to gain state title
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Berkeley murderer's death sentence upheld
  by Josh Richman
• CHP, police seek suspects in Richmond chase
  by Robert SalongaStaff
• America's ill skipping their meds, study finds
  by Lauran Neergaard, Associated Press
• Romanian Orthodox head Teoctist dies
  by Associated Press
• Taliban says another Korean hostage dead
  by Noor Khan, Associated Press
• UPDATE: Proposed state-run online poker game drawing interest
  by Steve Geissinger
• What's on TV? What's online?
  by Aaron Kinney
• Berkeley killer's death sentence upheld
  by Josh Richman
• Few new principals at Hayward schools
  by Kristofer Noceda

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