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Articles in Sep 27, 2007 issue of Oakland Tribune

• The Hoose and The Whistle
  by Staff
• UPDATE: Another racing season for Bay Meadows approved
  by Aaron Kinney -
• Weekend prep football matchups
• Oakland residents to receive garbage credit for strike
  by BAY CITY NEWS
• Episcopal leaders pledge to curb support for gays
  by Rachel Zoll, Associated Press
• Britain's foreign policy gets new look
  by David Stringer, Associated Press
• Same old story: Yankees in
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Man held in Half Moon Bay attack
  by Michael Manekin
• Myanmar forces fire on monks Emergence of martyrs could stoke public
  by Associated Press
• Leader of sect guilty in sex case
  by Jennifer Dobner, Associated Press
• How much more for the wars? $190B
  by Anne Flaherty, Associated Press
• GM compromises with strikers
  by Dee-Ann Durbin
• MSJ's Wong wants NCS win
  by Steve R. Waterhouse
• At least 56 killed in Ramadan violence
  by Jay Price, McCLATCHY NEWSPAPERS
• Couple marks 19 years cycling for MS cure
  by Matthew Artz
• At least 56 killed in Ramadan violence
  by Jay Price, McCLATCHY NEWSPAPERS
• MTC adopts region's first rail 'concept plan'
  by Erik N. Nelson
• Beloved matriarch, 103, honored
  by Harry Harris
• Port workers return after day of mourning
  by Francine Brevetti
• Public safety officials meet to discuss coordination
  by Rachel Cohen
• Commission OKs building power plant
  by Matt O'Brien
• Vote 'yes' on South City's Measures B and C
• Waterfront property
  by John Horgan
• Alcohol linked to breast cancer
  by Suzanne Bohan
• Lieutenant charged in DUI after sheriffs winery bash
  by Mike Martinez
• Slimmer, trimmer Nelson ready for season
  by Geoff Lepper
• Trojans' win streak 38
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Junior Buffaloes shut out Buccaneers
  by STAFF REPORTS
• NEW: Youth football team chases Fremont robbery suspects
  by Ben Aguirre Jr
• Arthur Rosenfeld
• Land gift boosts East Bay Regional Park District
• Myanmar forces fire on monks Emergence of martyrs could stoke public
  by Associated Press
• Appeals court expands breast-feeding rights
  by Denise Lavoie, Associated Press
• Rockies beat L.A., 10th straight win
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• State poisons predatory lake fish
  by Samantha Young, Associated Press
• Doctor alleges Pope John Paul II refused care
  by Nicole Winfield, Associated Press
• Iraq, Social Security dominate Dems' N.H. debate
  by Beth Fouhy, Associated Press
• Chevron to buy back stock
  by Associated Press
• Doctor alleges Pope John Paul II refused care
  by Nicole Winfield, Associated Press
• Jaffe's 2 goals pace Lincoln
  by Dave Campbell
• Council moves forward on El Charro plan
  by Eric Kurhi
• State senator wants subpoenas in 'flex-fleet' buy
  by Kimberly KindySTAFF
• Fans celebrate Bonds' last hurrah
• Alcoholism and jump in breast cancer linked?
• Police identify woman who was fatally shot in Oakland
• Not everyone equal in state health care funding plans
  by Mike Zapler
• Adobe art exhibit makes history -- 30 years worth
  by Karen Holzmeister
• 'I shot him, I shot him again and again'
  by Paul T. Rosynsky
• Snappy stories, memorable art from Candlewick Press
  by Kathleen Grant Geib
• Iranian word on nuclear program not bond for U.S.
  by Jonathan S. Landay, McCLATCHY NEWSPAPERS
• Energy market ruling opens way for consumer payback
  by Tim Simmers
• Livermore man pleads not guilty to molestation
  by Roman Gokhman
• Fen-tastic return for Piazza
  by Joe Stiglich
• Thursday sports mailbag
• Woodside upends Menlo
  by Simi Lee
• Land gift boosts East Bay Regional Park District
• Staples scores 3 TDs in Vikings' triumph
• Campaigns to duel Sunday in Oakland
  by Josh Richman
• '$9.11 for Rudy' themed fundraiser draws criticism
  by Libby Quaid, Associated Press
• House listens to hip-hop artists
  by Jim Abrams, Associated Press
• Breast-feeding rights expanded
  by Denise Lavoie, Associated Press
• Stopgap spending legislation unveiled
  by Andrew Taylor, Associated Press
• Military imposes curfew to curb Myanmar protests
  by Associated Press
• Giuliani fundraiser draws fire for theme
  by Libby Quaid, Associated Press
• Suicide attack raises fears about security in southern Iraq city
  by Robert H. Reid, Associated Press
• Study: No extra brain risk to kids in shot additive
  by Alicia Chang, Associated Press
• Iranian word on nuclear program not bond for U.S.
  by Jonathan S. Landay, McCLATCHY NEWSPAPERS
• Iranian word on nuclear program not bond for U.S.
  by Jonathan S. Landay, McCLATCHY NEWSPAPERS
• Foundation: Hindu issue awareness on the rise
  by Todd R. Brown
• Report: One in four Gulf War vets seriously ill
  by Les Blumenthal, McCLATCHY NEWSPAPERS
• Man gets 16 years in deadly blaze
  by Paul T. Rosynsky
• Three Berkeley students injured
  by Doug OakleySTAFF
• East Bay utility board OKs raises
• Caltrans worker struck, killed on the job
  by Martin Ricard
• Southern pop-rock bands from 1990s back in town
• House OKs child health care boost
  by Tony Pugh, McCLATCHY NEWSPAPERS
• Foundation halts fund drive prior to election
  by Aaron Kinney
• Bills target pay for university chiefs
  by Steve Geissinger
• Bonds takes final bows
• In tailback forest, Forsett a sequoia
  by Jonathan Okanes

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