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Articles in Sep 3, 2007 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Village leaders disenchanted with county service
  by Martin Ricard
• Angioplasty can help make first heart attack your last one
  by Dr. Steven DeGalan
• Fremont may borrow millions
  by Chris De Benedetti
• Team re-signs 5 cut players
  by Steve Corkran
• California needs more than a simple budget fix
• Wetlands restoration price tag: $1.43 billion
  by Julia Prodis SulekSTAFF
• Second Mi Pueblo opens to serve growing market
  by Matt O'Brien
• Pictures bridge languages in emergencies
  by Linda A. Johnson, Associated Press
• Felix picks up steam, floods homes
  by Margaret Wever, Associated Press
• U.S. gymnasts look golden at world qualifying
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Bush adopts critics' view, gets hammered anyway
• Girl dies, one rescued in unmarked mine shaft
  by Amanda Lee Myers, Associated Press
• Tough times for unions, but leader still optimistic
• Power companies may offer incentives for plants
  by Matt O'Brien
• Can hospitals serve patients?
• Group keeps home economics alive
  by Lea Blevins
• Prankster tangles up Vallejo 9 -1-1 lines
  by Matthias GafniSTAFF
• Nellie still not close to new contract
  by Geoff Lepper
• Obituaries
• Greens' convention to be held in Chicago
• A time when war was the answer
• Greens choose Chicago for convention next July
• Simms' future with Bucs unknown
  by MCCLATCHY NEWS SERVICE
• Heart stents not so risky, study suggests
  by Maria Cheng, Associated Press
• Teen adds reality show appearance to portfolio
  by Matthew Artz
• East Bay station sells $93 million lottery ticket
  by Karen Holzmeister
• District lauds closed campuses
  by Kristofer Noceda
• The Sweet Science
• Ripon restaurant rises from ashes
  by Paul Burgarino
• Johnson bails out Street with game-winning hit
  by Joe Stiglich
• Remembering a time when war was the answer
• Three injured in Fremont stabbing
• Web sites try to recreate TV experience on PC
  by Jake Coyle, Associated Press
• Parks see future in asphalt jungles
  by Juliana Barbassa, Associated Press
• China's massive footprint on Africa brings trade
  by Heidi Vogt, Associated Press
• Felix earns third gold medal
  by Bob Baum, ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Johnson gets back in winning mode
  by David Poole, MCCLATCHY NEWS SERVICE
• What workers need this Labor Day
• Outlook bad for Raiders, 49ers
• Proposal may put Oakland smokers out
  by Kelly Rayburn
• Police say Oakland man slain in gang-related attack
• An Elephant never forgets HDL score
• Tanforan theater taking shape
  by Christine Morente
• Durham will see less action
  by Andrew BaggarlySTAFF
• Computer viruses turn 25
  by Anick Jesdanun, Associated Press
• UC's fence around tree can stay, judge says
  by William Brand
• The economy is good, but who knew?
• Study shows stents fairly safe
  by Maria Cheng, Associated Press
• Physical education teacher garners statewide honor
• Glavine finally gets best of Smolz
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Bush adopts critics' view, gets hammered
• Pictures bridge languages in emergencies
  by Linda A. Johnson, Associated Press
• Amazon Fresh service delivers grocery basics
  by Jessica Mintz, Associated Press
• Bridge now lonesome highway Transbay span 'like a ghost town'; part
  by Erik N. Nelson
• Kids can work out at home
  by Linda Buch
• Coastal residents seek water
  by Julia Scott
• Four big playoff races, and who will win them
  by Rick Hurd
• Sisters revive tennis
  by Art Spander
• Obituaries
• California needs more than simple budget fix
• Al-Sadr forces freeze to stop rift, aides say
  by Hamza Hendawi, Associated Press
• Love will bring you back
  by Cecily Burt
• Monday sports mailbag
• Give us a break
• Foundation offers student activities
• 9-1-1 prank caller ties up East Bay lines
  by Matthias GafniSTAFF
• Bad timing usually halts annexation
  by Martin Ricard
• You can be a holistic health practitioner
• Manteca weighs vacant house options
  by Paul Burgarino
• Castro Valley barber keeps Chaplin spirit alive
  by Karen Holzmeister
• Attitude adjustment critical for Jefferson
  by Scott Campbell
• Good vibes, great music harken back to bygone era
  by Cecily Burt
• Hayward's second Mi Pueblo market attracts Latino, 'crossover'
  by Matt O'Brien
• Japan to research Internet replacement
  by Associated Press
• Mulder, Maroth return to Cardinals rotation
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• A's rally to spoil Tigers' feast
  by Glenn Reeves
• Bay Bridge project up to heavy lifting
  by Erik N. Nelson
• New Hillsborough campus has eco-friendly features
  by Neil Gonzales
• San Lorenzo leaders prefer merger
  by Martin Ricard
• Work ahead of schedule Bay Bridge closure diverts traffic Repairs to
  by Erik N. Nelson

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