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Articles in Aug 21, 2007 issue of Oakland Tribune

• FBI director verifies Gonzales's arm-twisting
• Parents, caregivers protest state budget impasse in Oakland
  by Sara Steffens
• Storyteller makes local cafe his regular haunt
  by Martin Ricard
• Ringling Bros. clowning around Bay Area with 'Bellobration'
• Belmont university ranks high on best colleges list
  by Neil Gonzales
• Cops can't confirm source of stray bullet
  by Roman Gokhman
• Stanford's McNally returns to practice
  by Darren Sabedra
• Tri-Valley Haven marks 30 years
  by Jennifer Gokhman
• Police follow trail of blood to victim
  by Ben Aguirre Jr
• City Council expected to increase stipends
  by Meera Pal
• Canada, Mexico partner with Bush
  by Deb Riechmann, Associated Press
• British auction house to sell Nazi-era games One toy gives points
  by Thomas Wagner, Associated Press
• Military judge drops two charges
  by David Dishneau, Associated Press
• Syria pushes Iraq to set timetable for U.S. troops
  by Qassim Abdul-Zahra, Associated Press
• Budget deal: Almost, but not quite
  by Aaron C. Davis, Associated Press
• Drunken driving deaths drop slightly
  by Natasha T. Metzler, Associated Press
• Taiwanese jetliner explodes; all aboard escape
  by Debby Wu, Associated Press
• Police investigating shooting of homeless man
  by Ben Aguirre Jr
• Kucinich coverage well deserved
• Officer resigns after car collision
  by Steve Geissinger
• Semi-truck dives off bridge
  by Michael Manekin
• A different perspective in West Oakland
  by Amanda Brand
• Livermore's 'Line Doctor' a pinstriper for all seasons
  by Lea Blevins
• School board considers bus video camera installation
  by Aaron Swarts
• Cal is likely to play five true freshmen
  by Jonathan OkanesSTAFF
• Budget: Close, but no cigar
  by Mike Zapler
• Red Cross campaigns for quake readiness
  by Julie Sevrens LyonsSTAFF
• India's prime minister says energy deal critical for safety
  by Matthew Rosenberg, Associated Press
• Military judge drops two charges
  by David Dishneau, Associated Press
• Mexican companies abandon oil rigs in Gulf
  by Mark Stevenson, Associated Press
• Banking system helps out lenders
  by Marcy Gordon, Associated Press
• Mine's boss expresses doubt miners still alive
  by Chelsea J. Carter
• Trouble again finds Va. Tech Carbon monoxide leak at off-campus
  by Sue Lindsey, Associated Press
• Obituaries
• Six join suit against Oakland over strip searches
  by Kelly Rayburn
• Solar power latest in fashionable statements
  by Paul RogersSTAFF
• Livermore's 'Line Doctor' a pinstriper for all seasons
  by Lea Blevins
• Traveling Jewish Theatre's staging of short stories near perfection
  by Karen D'SouzaSTAFF
• Giants lack energy to celebrate sweep
  by Andrew BaggarlySTAFF
• Council votes to take down beloved tree
  by Mark AbramsonSTAFF
• When polls disagree with your friends
• Passports help reel in deadbeats
• High-level officer resigns after collision, DUI arrest
  by Steve Geissinger
• Baseball greats help Boys & Girls Club
  by Julia Scott
• Rescuers give up hope for survivors
  by Jeanneth Valdivieso, Associated Press
• Pentagon plans seem focused on troop cutback
  by Robert Burns
• Honestly, Abe, you could use a face lift!
  by Martin Crutsinger, Associated Press
• Midwest hit hard by flooding
  by Todd Richmond, Associated Press
• Prep schedules needed
• Lawmakers fail to end budget stall
  by Aaron C. Davis, Associated Press
• Cross-Bay buses to end at West Oakland BART on holiday weekend
• Sebastian MALLABY A market run on rationality
• Raising quake awareness via 'Supercrack'
  by Julie Sevrens LyonsSTAFF
• Seminar to help English learners in education
  by Kristofer Noceda
• Copeland's 'Not a Genuine Black Man' remains a genuine hit
  by Karen D'SouzaSTAFF
• Kids of modest means given backpacks
  by Christine Morente
• BB gun vandalism again strikes tracy
• Buck makes stop on disabled list
  by Joe Stiglich
• Sleepless in Fremont
• City blooms new farmers market
  by Todd R. Brown
• NEW: Burglar killed in Oakland shooting
• Taiwanese jet explodes; all 165 aboard escape
  by Debby Wu, Associated Press
• Wall Street ends mixed
  by Associated Press
• Violence follows rescue's delays
  by Charles Hutzler, Associated Press
• Syria pushes Iraq to set timetable for U.S. troops
  by Qassim Abdul-Zahra, Associated Press
• Military judge drops two charges
  by David Dishneau, Associated Press
• Trouble again finds Virginia Tech Carbon monoxide leak at off-
  by Sue Lindsey, Associated Press
• Lawmakers resolve standoff, pass state budget
  by Mike Zapler
• Truck driver survives plunge off bridge
  by Michael Manekin
• New passport rules help reel in deadbeats
• Rage, Wu-Tang, Coup highlight Rock the Bells
  by Jim Harrington
• When polls disagree with your friends
• Amateur gets true S.F. intro -- fog
  by Art Spander
• Presidential race potentially could go three ways in'08
• Rookie LB Willis will start
  by Dennis GeorgatosSTAFF
• Friends raise funds for teen's headstone
  by Matthew Artz
• Police offer new way to file complaints
  by Roman Gokhman
• Pentagon plans seem focused on troop cutback
  by Robert Burns
• Mexican companies abandon Gulf oil rigs
  by Mark Stevenson, Associated Press
• UN chief urges official probe
  by Justin Bergman, Associated Press

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