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Articles in Sep 8, 2007 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Youngster hit in Hayward drive-by shooting
  by STAFF REPORT
• Steve and Barry's boasts affordable 'celebrity' fashions
  by Blanca Torres
• PREP PREVIEWS
• Experiencing our world through a visitor's eyes
• Daly City Fire Department celebrates its centennial
• Busch makes it look easy
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• De La Salle outclasses Serra
  by Chace Bryson
• Garage bands revived for a day
  by Chris De Benedetti
• N. Korea surprises Bush; S. Korea offers concession
  by Tom Raum, Associated Press
• Smaller motorcycles join Oakland cops' anti-crime arsenal
  by Harry Harris
• Stroll squashes business, shops say
  by Martin Snapp
• Threat forces plane to land in Oakland
• Boysenberries have gardener on thorns of a dilemma
• Literacy program imparts skills
  by Aaron Kinney
• Spartans have a lot to prove
  by Laurence MiedemaSTAFF
• Cal's best defense is a lethal offense
  by Jonathan Okanes
• New QB, same SRV: Wolves roll
  by Dennis Miller
• Lick fire leaves 'moonscape' with 37,660 acres burned
  by Barry Witt
• Clinton, Obama battle for Californians' support
  by Julia Prodis SulekSTAFF
• Mr. Opportunity's knocking on 49ers' door
  by Cam Inman
• Tree fence a hazard in event of evacuation
• Approve national parks funding plan
• CIA chief defends detention practices
  by Adam Goldman, Associated Press
• Recalls pose Mattel CEO's toughest challenge
  by Alex Veiga, Associated Press
• Iran must pay for 1983 bombings
  by Matt Apuzzo, Associated Press
• Palo Alto shuts down Mack
  by Jimmy Durkin
• Ethiopians priced out of celebration
  by Anita Powell, Associated Press
• Obama rallies for women in S.F.
  by Mary Anne OstromSTAFF
• Wall Street tumbles
  by Associated Press
• Missing girl's parents investigated
  by Paul Haven, Associated Press
• Bomb threat forces plane to Oakland
• Activists seek big turnout for AIDS Walk in Oakland
  by Barbara Grady
• There are ways to work with odd angles
• Garage bands get ready to rock again
  by Chris De Benedetti
• Program grabs kids before gangs do
  by Roman Gokhman
• Rangers drive Haren out, and his ERA up
  by Joe Stiglich
• St. Francis upends Warriors
  by John ReidSTAFF
• Livermore schools plan new logo
  by Eric Louie
• Irvington receives 'green' award
  by Linh Tat
• De La Salle tames Serra
  by Scott Campbell
• War bill wastes time, money in Sacramento
• Cross-country walkers for peace nearing D.C.
  by William Brand
• Where's Fred? Lounging with Leno
• Boy burns relics in religious fervor
  by Dulue Mbachu, Associated Press
• Governor: GOP 'dying at the box office'
  by Lisa Vorderbrueggen
• High-scoring Laney rolls past San Jose
  by Scott Strain
• Police in China rescue 40 infants in trafficking ring Officials
  by Associated Press
• French-American school marks 30th anniversary
  by Kristin Bender
• Chevon talking to China
  by George Avalos
• Garage rock lives on in Fremont
  by Chris De Benedetti
• Getting right lock key to home safety
  by Nzong Xiong, MCCLATCHY NEWSPAPERS
• Woman seeks repeal of city ordinance
  by Shaun BishopSTAFF
• Obama becomes ladies' man in San Francisco
  by Mary Anne OstromSTAFF
• Nelson update: Ball is in w's court
  by Geoff Lepper
• Tracy ends losing streak to West
  by Stephen Roberson
• Pilot program steers kids from gangs
  by Roman Gokhman
• Governor tells GOP to open early vote to independents
  by Lisa Vorderbrueggen
• Iraq bill wastes time, money in Sacramento
• Modern touches add to original charm of hacienda
  by Joan Morris
• Black Muslim bakery HQ put up for sale
  by Josh Richman
• CIA chief defends detention practices
  by Adam Goldman, Associated Press
• Traditional couple proves it's never too late for love
• Cowboys' Glenn out for opener
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Police rescue 40 infants in China
  by Associated Press
• Islamist party gains greater power, influence in Morocco
  by Angela Charlton, Associated Press
• Oaklander to stand trial in slaying, torture cases
  by BAY CITY NEWS SERVICE
• '148' documents 187 crisis
  by Angela Woodall
• Rep. Doolittle refuses to retire
  by David Whitney, MCCLATCHY NEWSPAPERS
• Rep. Doolittle refuses to retire
  by David Whitney, MCCLATCHY NEWSPAPERS
• Not every aloe plant stands up to extreme temperatures
• Rep. Doolittle refuses to retire
  by David Whitney, MCCLATCHY NEWSPAPERS
• Prep football opens despite air warning
  by Mike Martinez
• Ex-Yankee joins A's after only brief drive
  by Joe Stiglich
• Hayward gets off to bad start
  by Michael Bower
• Cougars enjoy special opening romp
  by Matt Rempel
• Grant to bolster Family Justice Center
• Russell deal could be imminent
  by Steve Corkran
• Secular regime
• Iraq bill wastes time, money in Sacramento
• Bush in a no-win situation in Iraq

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