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Articles in Aug 17, 2007 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Venture capital funding goes up
  by George Avalos
• Chinese acrobats defy gravity at county fair Chinese acrobats defy
  by Christine Morente
• Pair pleads not guilty in slaying of C.V. man
  by Rachel Cohen
• Hayward festival celebrating green gourds turning 25
• Schools adopt tough line on cell phone use
  by Rachelle Gines
• Patients celebrate recoveries at reunion
  by Karen Holzmeister
• 'Big Brother' is just one goofy good time "Big Brother" 8 tonight
  by Susan Young
• Only first half matters in preseason battle
  by Dave Del Grande
• Suit claims sexual harassment at TV30
  by Meera Pal
• School prepares for some changes
  by Todd R. Brown
• Foundation raises $14,000 to save historic theater
  by Rachel Cohen
• Rivers steps off red carpet for self-penned show in S.F.
  by Chad Jones
• Investors want Fed to cut rates early
  by Tim Paradis, Associated Press
• NASA decides shuttle safe to come home
  by Marcia Dunn, Associated Press
• Trader traitors
• U.S. offers $30 billion in military aid to Israel
  by Aron Heller, Associated Press
• Grooming day
• Vick lawyers still attempting to reach deal
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Census officials ask for pause in raids
  by Stephen Ohlemacher, Associated Press
• Wall Street wants Fed to give early interest rate cut
  by Tim Paradis, Associated Press
• Jazz event to benefit orphans
  by Angela Woodall
• Funnel cake, corn dogs and ... whole wheat vegetarian burritos?
  by Rebekah Gordon
• Chabot College president to retire
  by Kristofer Noceda
• Leader of Muslim bakery told suspect to 'tell truth'
  by Paul T. Rosynsky
• Reward offered for leads on fire
  by Cassandra Braun
• Church music director to showcase own pieces
  by Lea Blevins
• Simon says you're a twit who needs an acerbic Brit
  by Candace Murphy
• Raiders' Napa boot camp ends
  by Steve Corkran
• Pair dies in possible murder-suicide
  by Kristofer Noceda
• Fremont swimmer to go for gold in 2008
  by Richard Nieva
• SFO travelers can soon skip security check lines
  by Mark AbramsonSTAFF
• Dell backtracks on earnings
• Effort launched to save endangered birds
  by Michael Casey, Associated Press
• Long, boring campaign
• Elephants get photo IDs to monitor poaching
  by Ashok Sharma, Associated Press
• Stanford or pros? How about both
  by Joseph White, ASSOCIATED PRESS
• NASA decides shuttle safe to come home
  by Marcia Dunn, Associated Press
• Chavez foes vow to block plan
  by Associated Press
• VMware rival finds buyer from Florida Citrix paying $500 million for
  by Niraj ShethSTAFF
• Renovated Japanese Garden beckons visitors Renovated Japanese garden
  by Suzanne Bohan
• Rescuer's act earns national honor
• Interim school chief possibly a permanent fixture
  by Will OremusSTAFF
• City, feds to study plan on protecting butterflies
  by Christine Morente
• Troubled bakery had strong support
  by Cecily Burt
• San Jose council votes to rezone market site
  by Barry WittSTAFF
• Messenger: Punch broke hand Messenger admits it: Punch broke his
  by Andrew BaggarlySTAFF
• Livermore orthodontics office has panoramic murals on walls
  by Chris Vongsarath
• Union City fundraiser embraces sister cities
  by Matthew Artz
• 'Fracture,' 'The Lookout' bring their tension to DVD
  by Barry Caine
• Company goes the extra mile for its troops
  by Tim Simmers
• Cave-in kills 3 Utah mine rescue workers
  by Paul Foy, Associated Press
• Peru digs for living, sadly counts its dead
  by Jeanneth Valdivieso, Associated Press
• Two more bodies recovered from bridge
  by Patrick Condon, Associated Press
• Hurricane Dean's threat grows
  by John Porretto, Associated Press
• Cards lower broom on Brewers
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Smaller toymakers find stressing quality has rewards
  by Melissa Eddy, Associated Press
• Passport mess slows expedited service
  by Devlin Barrett, Associated Press
• Obituaries
• Don't trash the toys
  by Sara Steffens
• College rankings rankle, but their influence persists
  by Matt Krupnick
• Fairgrounds track jockeys for more racing dates Track jockeys for
  by Chris Metinko
• Program supplies books to children visiting jail inmates
  by Sophia Kazmi
• Atherton, school district settle
  by Shaun BishopSTAFF
• Trust to purchase contested property
  by Julia Scott
• Police arrest Tracy man after he turns in gun at jail
  by Scott Marshall
• Football isn't king for two A's stalwarts Football isn't king for
  by Rick Hurd
• Al's team alive, but is it still kicking?
  by Art Spander
• Assemblyman settles lawsuit alleging fraud
  by Lisa Vorderbrueggen
• Teens wounded with pellet gun
  by Ben Aguirre Jr
• Bakery leader told suspect to 'tell truth'
  by Paul T. Rosynsky
• Americans seem to be losing interest in Caribbean
  by Danica Coto, ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Man charged with stalking seven female wrestlers
• Wine drinkers seek 'Napa' in the Midwest
  by M.L. Johnson, Associated Press
• Don't bite when tempted by phishing
• Llamas waste no time in park cleanup
  by Steve Lipsher, DENVER POST
• Peru digs for living as death tally grows
  by Jeanneth Valdivieso, Associated Press
• Any time of year
• Wine drinkers seek 'Napa' in the Midwest
  by M.L. Johnson, Associated Press
• U.S. offers Israel billions
  by Associated Press
• Zucchini festival celebrating 25 years

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