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Articles in Sep 19, 2007 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Oaklander charged in slaying of aunt
• De La Fuente Sr. criticizes son's case
  by Kelly Rayburn
• County supervisors mull billboard reduction plan
  by Karen Holzmeister
• State must care more for autistic children, panel says
  by Steve GeissingerSTAFF
• Obama proposes tax code overhaul
  by Margaret Talev, McCLATCHY NEWSPAPERS
• Daly City trash rates likely to rise
  by Christine Morente
• More Moffett deals may be in the works
  by Melanie CarrollSTAFF
• Suspect charged in string of recent bank robberies
• Old pro Roenick springs into action with Sharks
  by Mark EmmonsSTAFF
• Cal's injuries not as bad as feared
  by Jonathan Okanes
• Dublin man faces sexual abuse charges
• Panel calls for more funding for autism programs
  by Steve GeissingerSTAFF
• Bay Area ranks as 2nd worst commute
  by Erik N. Nelson
• Fixing health care
• Fixing health care
• Should kids be seen?
• Typhoon pummels China as 2 million evacuated
  by Elaine Kurtenbach, Associated Press
• O's Gibbons meets with MLB officials
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Hillary's real rivals are called Mrs.
• Obituaries
• Three-alarm blaze strikes Burlingame building
• Dancing with Mozart
• Government committee calls for autism programs
  by Steve GeissingerSTAFF
• City considers rewriting notice about graffiti
  by Doug Oakley
• Unitarians seek members through new ad campaign
  by Rebecca Rosen Lum
• Bay Area traffic among worst in U.S., study says
  by Erik N. Nelson
• Great time for grapes
• Romic cleanup comments now welcomed
  by Banks AlbachSTAFF
• Training, sharing key in disaster
  by Mark AbramsonSTAFF
• Dublin map publisher weathers digital threat to longtime vocation
  by Jeff ThomasSTAFF
• New tenants named for open-air mall
  by Paul Burgarino
• No need to keep slow starters
  by Dave Del Grande
• Singles players spark West win
  by STAFF REPORT
• Man charged in aunt's death
• Consumers, borrowers applaud help from the Fed
  by George Avalos
• California should vacate suit against automakers
• Details revealed in torture case
  by Tom Breen
• Research may provide two-month cure for TB
  by Marilynn Marchione, Associated Press
• Phillies' Rollins small with big swing
  by Rob Maaddi, ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Typhoon pummels China as 2 million evacuated
  by Elaine Kurtenbach, Associated Press
• Hold your tongue -- in some places forever
  by Randolph E. Schmid, Associated Press
• High school
• Toothless 'Fierce People' should go back on shelf
  by Mary F. Pols
• Parole board changes halted by appeals court
  by Howard MintzSTAFF
• Truck still lodged in Oakland building
• Obama proposes tax code overhaul
  by Margaret Talev, McCLATCHY NEWSPAPERS
• Bakery member pleads not guilty in kidnapping
  by Paul T. Rosynsky
• Winemakers producing urban legends
  by Charles E. Olken
• Hillary's real rivals are called Mrs.
• Former girlfriend: 'He won't leave anything on the table'
  by Brandon Bailey
• Suits over UC Berkeley training facility to be heard
  by Kristin Bender
• Festival draws record numbers
  by Sophia Kazmi
• Lowry has bone spur, hopes for no surgery
  by Andrew BaggarlySTAFF
• Pirates defeat Moreau for first time in 6 years
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Good, bad and ugly of Bay Area traffic
  by Erik N. Nelson
• Bay Area offers the good, bad and ugly of commuting
  by Erik N. Nelson
• Obama proposes tax code overhaul to help the poor
  by Margaret Talev, McCLATCHY NEWSPAPERS
• NEW: High winds cancel Harbor Bay Ferry this morning
  by William Brand
• State should drop global warming suit
• Official ends talk of war with Iran
  by Vladimir Isachenkov, Associated Press
• Medical teams work to combat threatening virus
  by Craig Timberg, Associated Press
• Official ends talk of war with Iran
  by Vladimir Isachenkov, Associated Press
• State should drop suit against automakers
• Obituaries
• Prosecutors mull charging pit bull's owner
  by Ben Aguirre Jr
• In Brief
• San Mateo Bridge crash causes highway backups
  by Michael Manekin
• County places homes in Eden planning area
  by Karen Holzmeister
• Oakland police reform plan threatened by pay dispute
  by Kelly Rayburn
• Caffeine nation
• Woman hurt, dog killed in hit-and-run
  by Mark AbramsonSTAFF
• Biotech business spreads wealth in hometown
  by Tim Simmers
• Manteca police seek pair of armed robbery suspects
• Stocks soar over news of rate cut
  by George Avalos
• Two costly injuries from Stanford win
  by Darren SabedraSTAFF
• American gets tight tennis win
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Men released, not charged in June brawl
  by Ben Aguirre Jr
• Bridge crash causes traffic nightmare
  by Michael Manekin
• Stock investors rally as Fed slashes rates
  by Madlen Read, Associated Press
• Hold your tongue? In some places, however, it's forever
  by Randolph E. Schmid, Associated Press

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