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Articles in Sep 16, 2007 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Stop subsidizing unhealthy foods
• Business Calendar
• Sheiks ponder expanding Anbar model
  by Kim Gamel, Associated Press
• RAIDERS (0-1) VS. BRONCOS (1-0)
• Death raises questions about gene therapy
  by Carla K. Johnson
• Dad's money habits affect whole family
• Gas prices may jump above $3
  by Gary RichardsSTAFF
• Program dresses men in need for success
  by Sara Steffens
• Fall TV schedule light on winners, heavy on losers
  by Susan Young
• Bonds, Giants left limping in San Diego
  by Andrew BaggarlySTAFF
• Opportunistic Huskies put bite on Tennyson
  by Matt Rempel
• Bullet train proposal is a boondoggle
  by Tim Hunt
• Fremont plans to add walk-in traffic court
• Job discrimination bill starts battle over gay rights
  by Rob HotakainenMcCLATCHY NEWSPAPERS
• Teen movie tackles online bullying
  by Karen Holzmeister
• Oh, those wonderful days of the Cold War
• Rains cause flooding, 150 deaths in Africa
  by Katy Pownall, Associated Press
• Al-Qaida group threatens more slayings
  by Robert H. Reid, Associated Press
• Woods' 64 puts him on verge of 7th win
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Boston keeps heat on Yanks
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Monastic ledgers aid scientists in study of climate history
  by Bradley S. Klapper, Associated Press
• Airport officials plan renovation of SFO terminal
  by Tim Simmers
• Council run nearly over before it began
  by Matt O'Brien
• Chronically homeless men die on San Mateo streets
  by Aaron Kinney
• Chuck Barney's Top 5 new fall TV shows
• 'Brainy' coaches moving up Tutors of QBs and secondary tapped more
  by Bill Soliday
• Stanford scores many firsts with shutout Gerhart's 140 yards huge in
  by Jon WilnerSTAFF
• Sierra rips Ripon, suddenly 2-0
  by Mike Martinez
• Bush declares 'success' in Iraq, snubs past goals
  by Nancy A. Youssef, McCLATCHY NEWSPAPERS
• Neighborhood dismayed over hospital's plan
  by Chris Metinko
• Feather in Raiders' cap
• Bureaucracy vs. public health
• Study: Regulators never improved inspections after E. coli outbreak
  by Garance Burke, Associated Press
• Mexican bus crash kills at least 17 people
  by Olga R. Rodriguez, Associated Press
• Trio lead Florida blowout of Vols
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Super-skyscrapers back in fashion in many U.S. cities
  by Lisa Leff, Associated Press
• Progress yields to Mother Nature
  by Julia Scott
• Coming to a city near you: Community reading
  by Lynn Carey
• Health care push faces fiscal, partisan obstacles
  by Mike ZaplerSTAFF
• Manteca provides for homebuyers
  by Paul Burgarino
• Mr. Sandman, bring me some sleep before the baby
  by Candace Murphy
• Fans' Daunte love might prove fleeting
  by Carl Steward
• HMB's Hamilton takes third at DLS Invite
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Job discrimination bill starts battle over gay rights
  by Rob HotakainenMcCLATCHY NEWSPAPERS
• Bush declares 'success' in Iraq, snubs past goals
  by Nancy A. Youssef, McCLATCHY NEWSPAPERS
• Don't be scared by market
• Town plans festival, and maybe a pardon, for late Johnny Cash
  by Kathy Hanrahan, ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Arctic ice retreats to record low
  by Jamey Keaten, Associated Press
• Utah takes advantage of erring UCLA in rout
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Pohahau stars as Aragon triumphs
  by SPECIAL TO THE COUNTY TIMES
• No nonsense in those words of no meaning
• Coming to a city near you: Community reading
  by Lynn Carey
• Fremont panel discusses illegal immigration issues Participants try
  by Jeremy Herb
• Mill Valley film fest celebrates 30th year with eclectic slate
  by Mary F. Pols
• Speedy call-up Velez in race for 2nd base
  by Andrew BaggarlySTAFF
• Cal exits big win with real concerns Cal exits big win with some
  by Jonathan Okanes
• Eagles earn first win for Amato
  by Kyle Bonagura
• New county crime lab chief settling in
  by Rachel Cohen
• Families celebrate peace, community
  by Katy Murphy
• Travel Q & A
  by Michael MartinezSTAFF
• Oh, those wonderful days of the Cold War
• Sheiks ponder expanding Anbar model
  by Kim Gamel, Associated Press
• Al-Qaida threatens more slayings
  by Robert H. Reid, Associated Press
• 49ERS (1-0) VS. RAMS (0-1)
• Health care central in presidential race
  by Nancy Benac, Associated Press
• Role-play judgment calls with your teens
• Bush declares 'success' in Iraq, snubs past goals
  by Nancy A. Youssef, McCLATCHY NEWSPAPERS
• More than 1,000 tour Tracy's Grand Theatre complex
  by Mike Martinez
• Enjoy your coffee, Cal fans, you won by 30
  by Art Spander
• Stanford scores many firsts with shutout Stanford scores many firsts
  by Jon WilnerSTAFF
• Serra comes back strong from loss
  by John Baker
• Project yields to Mother Nature
  by Julia Scott
• Health care push faces fiscal, partisan obstacles
  by Mike ZaplerSTAFF
• People on the Move
• Mapmaker challenged by digital age
  by Jeff ThomasSTAFF
• State should implement county tattoo regulations
• Monastic ledgers aid scientists in study of climate history
  by Bradley S. Klapper, Associated Press
• Archbishop visits U.S. to halt split over gay bishop
  by Robert Barr, Associated Press
• How the West was lost
• Home run ball No. 756 goes for $752,467, 755 for $186,750
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS

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