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Articles in Aug 18, 2007 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Police close Southland Mall
  by Karen Holzmeister
• Coach honored for decades of devotion to youth
  by Aaron Morrison
• East Bay jobless rate up in July
  by Janis Mara
• Bill Clinton lauds Tahoe restoration effort
  by Mike Taugher
• Coach honored for 40 years of work with kids
  by Aaron Morrison
• Train smashes car; man survives
  by Shaun BishopSTAFF
• Eastshore Energy Center in trouble at state level
  by Karen Holzmeister
• Dublin may stand against superstores
  by Sophia Kazmi
• Durante makes hearty all-around statement
  by Elliott AlmondSTAFF
• Bill Clinton lauds Lake Tahoe restoration efforts
  by Mike Taugher
• Suspects in child torture case charged Suspects in child abuse case
  by Sandra GonzalesSTAFF
• Partial traffic ban tested ahead of Olympics in China
  by Alexa Olesen, Associated Press
• Judge: Nigerian villagers can sue Chevron
  by Jason Dearen, Associated Press
• Russian bombers on patrol
  by Ivan Sekretarev, Associated Press
• Even the wise old owl can feel the housing crunch
• Tribute bands highlight Millbrae Art and Wine Festival
• McNabb does everything but scramble, Eagles win
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Immigrant soldiers' families shouldn't fear
• Officals test partial traffic ban ahead of 2008 China Olympics
  by Alexa Olesen, Associated Press
• Berkeley man loses lawsuit over Marin Avenue project
  by Doug Oakley
• Bazaar reflects city's 'wordliness'
  by Angela Woodall
• Volunteer citizen patrol group names new leader
  by Quynh Tran
• Firefighting jet back in action
  by Steve Geissinger
• Yee pressed on health-care reform
  by Will OremusSTAFF
• County assessor proposes tax break for homeowners
  by Ryan Huff
• Simon says you're a twit who needs an acerbic Brit
  by Candace Murphy
• Walter earns a look as starter
  by Steve Corkran
• Six-month project opens new chapter for treasured garden
  by Suzanne Bohan
• Firefighting jumbo jet returns to danger zone
  by Steve Geissinger
• Russian bombers on patrol
  by Ivan Sekretarev, Associated Press
• Rate cut soothes panicked investors
  by Martin Crutsinger, Associated Press
• Miners' rescue effort on hold
  by Michael Rubinkam, Associated Press
• Jose Padilla's due process
• Christians come together to create conversion code
  by Bradley S. Klapper, Associated Press
• High hopes for Bay's big three
• Government probes tribal memberships for illegals
  by Oskar Garcia, Associated Press
• Obituaries
• Travel Q & A
• 22 new officers join ranks of the Oakland police force
  by Harry Harris
• Island to seek reins of Navy land
  by Alan Lopez
• Residents seek greater voice
  by Rachel Cohen
• Blue October rocks hot August at San Mateo County Fair
  by Rachelle Gines
• South Bay pair accused of beating, burning toddler
  by Sandra GonzalesSTAFF
• Recalled toys must be tossed properly
  by Sara Steffens
• Zito finds long-lost groove
  by Andrew BaggarlySTAFF
• County assessor proposes tax break
  by Ryan Huff
• Trash no place for bad toys
  by Sara Steffens
• Immigrant soldiers families should be protected
• In Brief
• Feds probe tribal membership sales
  by Oskar Garcia, Associated Press
• Art: 420-pound banner of hair
  by Beverley Wang, Associated Press
• Miners' rescue effort on hold
  by Michael Rubinkam, Associated Press
• Webb's scoreless-inning streak at 42
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Miners' rescue effort on hold
  by Michael Rubinkam, Associated Press
• Learning to drink
  by Jaime Richards
• Oakland civic dynamo Walters dies at 80
  by Angela Hill
• South African archbishop will pray with local Episcopalians
  by Rebecca Rosen Lum
• Producer of 'Ya'll-Turnative' country radio no urban cowboy
  by Tony HicksSTAFF
• Officials: Toxic toys do not go in trash
  by Sara Steffens
• Jobs outlook solid, economists say
  by Tim Simmers
• Fire Truck Park opens in San Ramon
  by Eric Kurhi
• 'Big Brother' is just one goofy good time "Big Brother" 8 tonight
  by Susan Young
• NFL should wake up on rivalries
  by Carl Steward
• Producer of 'Ya'll-Turnative' country no urban cowboy
  by Tony HicksSTAFF
• Homeowners' guild cuts racially restrictive terms Homeowners guild
  by Julia Scott
• Jets nearly crash on LAX runway
  by Associated Press
• Fed sparks a stock rally
  by Madlen Read, Associated Press
• Dean kills 3, batters eastern Caribbean
  by Guy Ellis, Associated Press
• New breed intent on making redesign household word
• Retreat offers war veterans time to reflect
  by Jay Lindsay, Associated Press
• Saturday sports mailbag
• Shortage of ammo squeezes U.S. police
  by Estes Thompson, Associated Press
• Russia sends bombers back to patrolling skies
  by Ivan Sekretarev, Associated Press
• Alameda to ask Navy for reins to vacant facility
  by Alan Lopez
• Clinton lauds Tahoe restoration
  by Mike Taugher
• Owner revs up plans for decrepit idle gas station
  by Chris De Benedetti
• You'll be singing all day after 'Blues in the Night'
  by Pat Craig
• Los Lonely Boys' too-long jams fall short of 'Heaven'
  by Jim Harrington
• Opposition to college ranking data grows
  by Matt Krupnick
• Another August surge won't solve A's troubles
  by Rick Hurd

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