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Articles in Aug 20, 2007 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Stockton man shot dead in East Oakland
• Legislators confronting big backlog
  by Steve Geissinger
• Everyone has a story at the Green Shutter
  by Rachel Cohen
• Neuropathy support group in San Jose
• Red Cross raises quake awareness
  by Julie Sevrens LyonsSTAFF
• Comic takes on new role: Berkeley commissioner
  by Kristin Bender
• Mormons revise stance on gays
  by Rebecca Rosen Lum
• Giants in sunshine state after Florida win
  by Andrew BaggarlySTAFF
• Barbecue cook - off brings out hungry hundreds
  by Jennifer Gokhman
• Mining technology and shaping minds
  by Randy Myers
• Union City man writes about devotion to team
  by Matthew Artz
• UPDATE: Cayman Islands impose curfew, evacuate tourists as Hurricane
  by Stevenson Jacobs, Associated Press
• Man survives lobotomy surgery, shares experience
  by Mary Foster, ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Schools learn value of a good sub
  by Megan Reichgott, Associated Press
• East Bay automotive mechanic gets his chance at the big time
  by Aaron Morrison
• Illicit labor crackdown seems false
  by Javier Erik Olvera
• Union City man chronicles family's affair with the A's
  by Matthew Artz
• Looking for small piece of art
  by Roxanna Martinez, M.D
• Bicycle commute not easy in Silicon Valley
  by Mike SwiftSTAFF
• Volunteers walk for life in Hayward
  by Kristofer Noceda
• Red Cross campaigns for quake readiness
  by Julie Sevrens LyonsSTAFF
• Cal's Mack: Polite pulverizer
  by Jonathan Okanes
• Dinner theater patrons solve a murder
  by Cheryl Winkelman
• Jews, Hindus in Bay Area discover common ground
  by Niraj ShethSTAFF
• Technology reinvents cell phone advertising
  by Derrick Ho, Associated Press
• Giants, Ravens limp off the field
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Obituaries
• Ignore diversity at your own risk
• Oakland woman possesses write stuff
  by Dave NewhouseSTAFF
• Stockton man slainin East Oakland
• Lawmakers facing bill backlog
  by Steve Geissinger
• Volunteer citizen patrol group names new leader
  by Quynh Tran
• Fair attendance improves, say officials
  by Julia Scott
• Students with diabetes get help in school
  by Aaron Swarts
• Monday sports mailbag
• Bureaucratic tiff over ships threatens Bay
• Bureaucratic tiff over ships threatens Bay
• Fremont man chronicling 'Lake Liz'
  by Chris De Benedetti
• Nolan likes 49ers' newfound depth
  by GREG BEACHAM/Associated Press
• Schools learn value of a good sub
  by Megan Reichgott, Associated Press
• Rain forces Michigan race postponement
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• NFL star quarterback faces prison, lifetime ban
  by LARRY O'DELL, Associated Press Writer
• Berkeley markets boast roots that are 20 years deep
  by Martin Snapp
• Mormon church changes stance on homosexuality
  by Rebecca Rosen Lum
• One solution to Labor Day bridge closure: Stay home
• Polar trek can treat Parkinson's
  by Linda Buch
• Medical center proposal goes to transport panel
  by Mark AbramsonSTAFF
• Union City man writes about his love affair with the A's
  by Matthew Artz
• Solar power gets red -carpet treatment
  by Paul RogersSTAFF
• Culpepper shows he can still cut it
  by Steve Corkran
• Pleasanton halts cemetery sales
  by Meera Pal
• One solution to Labor Day bridge closure: Stay home
• Office computer monitoring gets more sophisticated
  by Brian Bergstein, Associated Press
• Stroke support group at Alta Bates-Herrick
• Schools learn value of a good sub
  by Megan Reichgott, Associated Press
• Bring end to vote count turmoil
• College rankings rankle, but their influence persists
  by Matt Krupnick
• Bureaucratic dispute over ships threatens Bay
• Mormon church revises stance on homosexuals
  by Rebecca Rosen Lum
• Cash-and-carry rule
• Officials' links to vendors scrutinized
  by Steven Harmon
• Dinner theater patrons solve a colorful murder
  by Cheryl Winkelman
• Senior WRs opt to remain 'Stanford men'
  by Darren SabedraSTAFF
• Integrity marks career of model umpire
• Integrity marks career of model umpire
• Farmers market leaving Irvington
  by Todd R. Brown
• Hotel magnate Leona Helmsley, reviled as 'queen of mean,' dies at 87
  by The Associated Press
• My European voyage of self-discovery
  by Brendan Friedrich
• Federer earns 50th career title
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Big rig cab plunges off bridge, leaving trailer balanced above
• Bureaucratic dispute over ships threatens Bay
• Search for Reiser centers on hillside
  by Kelly Rayburn
• Comic takes on new role: Berkeley commissioner
  by Kristin Bender
• Residential hotel problematic, say neighbors
  by Rachel Cohen
• One solution to labor day bridge closure: stay home
• Teacher attrition rate seen on rise
  by Neil Gonzales
• State Dems want fleet answers
  by Kimberly Kindy
• 49ers win Bay Flawball battle
• Livermore adds three principals
  by Mike Chen
• College tries to contain grades scandal fallout
  by Matt Krupnick

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