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Articles in Oct 30, 2007 issue of Oakland Tribune

• UC Berkeley class reports on violence
• Abraham Lincoln bicentennial events to have cultural focus
  by Tara Burghart, ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Disagreements remain on SCHIP bill
  by Kevin Freking, Associated Press
• Hayward narcotics officer state's best
  by Jason Sweeney
• Woodside wallops Aragon in volleyball
  by Simi Lee
• New season, higher hopes
  by Geoff Lepper
• Tracy man honored by state
  by Jason Sweeney
• Female soldier injured in war determined to recover
  by Dogen Hannah
• Big security boost for BART
  by Erik N. Nelson
• Pleasanton teen killed by train in apparent suicide
  by Roman Gokhman
• BART gets $5.4M for security cameras
  by Erik N. Nelson
• BART to boost security cameras
  by Erik N. Nelson
• Feds raid seven East Bay medical pot sites this morning
• Bryant-Lakers uncertainty reigns
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Crude prices surge again
  by NEW YORK, Associated Press
• A season for gaffes and the goofy
• Demoralizer
• Man fatally stabbed after Fruitvale festival
• Edwards breaks bad luck in style
  by James Leonard
• It will be just like a playoff game
  by Carl Steward
• Setoguchi sparkles as Sharks rally past Stars
  by David PollakSTAFF
• Teenager injured in shooting
  by Banks AlbachSTAFF
• And the winners are...
  by Ann Tatko-Peterson
• Fremont mom charged in brawl involving her own daughter
  by Ben Aguirre Jr
• Oakland's wine scene is ripening
  by Edward Carpenter
• Groups sue to clean up ghost ships polluting bay
  by Mike TaugherSTAFF
• Prep Scores Week 9
• Favre ends OT on quick strike
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• Sex-offender law needs to be fixed
• Distaff Singers to dedicate concert to Oakland
• Obituaries
• Mother injured in bloody fight with son's attacker
  by Harry Harris
• Castro Valley clinches title
  by STAFF REPORTS
• It's a fun time of the season
  by Michael Bower
• Golden Bear knows Tiger will pass him
  by Art Spander
• Daylight-saving change plays havoc with electronics
  by Julie Sevrens LyonsSTAFF
• Lewis, Waits highlight Bridge No. 21
  by Jim Harrington
• Groups to clean up ships polluting bay
  by Mike Taugher
• Forum fights domestic abuse in city
  by Barbara Grady
• High gasoline costs challenge independently owned stations
  by Janis Mara
• Hindu holiday Diwali to be nationally recognized
  by Todd R. Brown
• Feds raid Cherryland pot dispensary, activists protest
  by Jason Sweeney
• Crucible's exec melds art and speed with teaching
  by Sabrina Shankman
• At least 11 dead in Noel's wake; Fla. could be hit
• In midst of inferno, acts of heroism saved 4
  by Aaron C. Davis, Associated Press
• Bonds files for free agency
  by ASSOCIATED PRESS
• WinCo opens its doors to Bay Area shoppers
  by Blanca Torres
• Edwards breaks bad luck in style
  by James Leonard
• Nelson -- the golden road Warrior
  by Geoff Lepper
• Manteca fire may be arson, police say
  by Cheryl Winkelman
• Sequoia health care district considers system overhaul
  by Shaun BishopSTAFF
• Chances are you'll love Spindrift's 'She Loves Me'
  by Joanne Engelhardt
• City's leaders buoyed by China trip
  by Martin Ricard
• Crucible chief shows biodiesel's big and bad side
  by Sabrina Shankman
• Fremont woman charged in brawl between girls
  by Ben Aguirre Jr
• Haunted Barn provides spooky thrills
  by Jennifer Gokhman
• 5.6 quake rattles Bay Area, centered near San Jose
• Eden construction, transition plan would limit elected voice
  by Karen Holzmeister
• 49ERS REPORT CARD
• SCHIP bill still has issues unresolved
  by Kevin Freking, Associated Press
• Scientists urge Bush to halt nuclear waste plan
  by H. Josef Hebert, Associated Press
• Obituaries
• Wanna have a safe Halloween? Read on
• Cal sails past tough water polo foes
  by Chris Nguon
• NCS decision: Fair or foul?
  by Steve R. Waterhouse
• Kelly's injury hurts Raiders defense
  by Steve CorkranSTAFF
• Foreclosures in county have tripled
  by Tim Simmers
• Groups sue to clean up ghost ships polluting Bay
  by Mike TaugherSTAFF
• 'Mythbusters' still happily blowing up stuff
  by Susan Young
• New program urges kids to ride to school
  by Kristofer Noceda
• BEA Systems hopes to find other suitors
  by STAFF
• Reruns forever? TV writers may strike
  by Charlie McCollumSTAFF
• Police interview tapes under scrutiny in Antar Bey trial
  by Paul T. Rosynsky
• Mafia used by FBI, woman says Ex-mob moll: FBI hired Mafia Mafia
  by Tom Hays, Associated Press
• Gap under fire over child labor
  by Associated Press
• Impeachment must be option
• Hail to Halloween
  by Jim Ott
• Police arrest Richmond killing suspect after tip
  by Karl Fischer
• Bears men sail past tough water polo foes
  by Chris Nguon
• CBS counts on Pats-Colts record
  by Dave Del Grande

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