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Articles in Nov 15, 2007 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Prosecutor claims 8 - year - old unreliable
  by Chris Metinko
• Someone has to forgive -- why not let it be you?
  by Jessica Yadegaran
• NBA finds out about Azubuike WARRIORS NOTES
  by Geoff Lepper
• Harassment suit filed against Hayward police
  by Matt O'Brien
• Unbridled power comes back to haunt Bonds
• Jagr, Dubinsky spark Rangers
• Go outside
• Chevron agrees to settle for $30 million
  by Dan Caterinicchia
• Lawrence Livermore: What a difference a month makes
• Walter: From 'hell' to limbo in one season
  by Steve Corkran
• McNerney wants area VA hospital
• DA: Assassination of Bey only a 'conspiracy theory'
  by Paul T Rosynsky
• Franklin receives new life, not death
  by Stephen Roberson
• Final, unofficial vote tally delayed again
  by Aaron Kinney
• Manteca names new deputy city manager
  by Paul Burgarino
• Seeley seals deal; phenom to Bears
  by Jeff Faraudo
• A second chance for Oakland's dropouts
  by Katy Murphy
• Berkeley seeks cleaning tools for oily birds
• Female officers sue Hayward PD Attorney: Suit results from 'long,
  by Matt O'Brien
• Berkeley family theater offers interactive shows
  by Doug Oakley
• Manteca star Navarro inks with Sac St.
  by Stephen Roberson
• Barry Bonds indicted on perjury charges
  by Howard Mintz
• A-Rod tells Yankees he now wants to stay
• Woodruff's double-double spurs CCOP girls
• Musharraf says he'll step down as army chief
  by Stephen Graham
• Musharraf says he will step down from army
  by Stephen Graham
• Carlmont drops heartbreaker
  by Scott Campbell
• Rashoff sparks Monte Vista win
  by Ricardo Sanchez
• Danville retail future looks rosy Retail prospects couldnt be rosier
  by Lea Blevins
• New Haven explores idea of new bond
  by Linh Tat
• H. C. Westermann's art 'does the talking'
  by Bonny Zanardi
• $10B state shortfall predicted
  by Steven Harmon
• Much-respected Barbour dies
• Longs reports a surge in profits
  by Blanca Torres
• School bond, tax measure could be on same ballot
  by Linh Tat
• Coast Guard facing more criticism
  by Mary Anne Ostrom
• Council grapples with downtown San Carlos Council mulls land use in
  by Mark Abramson
• Sharks get past Stars in shootout
  by David Pollak
• Teenager charged in killing of Oakland man at Metreon Theater in SF
• Barry Bonds pays for daring the government to come get him
  by Tim Kawakami
• Heat's Aiuto wins junior midget championship
• Obituaries
• Over 35 million went hungry
  by Hope Yen
• Books come alive
  by Dennis Logie
• M-A enjoys historic day in pool CCS WATER POLO
  by Glenn Reeves
• Contra Costa tax board decreases fees on wineries
  by Hilary Costa
• End of line for bullet train flap?
  by Erik N Nelson
• Tired tootsies? Southland may offer massages
  by Matt O'Brien
• Bullet train planners urge County route
  by Erik N Nelson
• Tracy condo rules might get face-lift
  by Mike Martinez
• Hayward photo program beginning 25th season
• Obama puts universal access at top of technology agenda
  by Julia Prodis Sulek
• Forecast calls for 'Blizzard of Ozz'
  by Jim Harrington
• Daunte dancing: He'll face Vikings RAIDERS NOTES
  by Steve Corkran
• Patterson has talent on gridiron, too
  by Steve R Waterhouse
• UPDATE: Man hit, killed by train in Berkeley
  by Doug Oakley -
• Stanford vs. Northwestern
• NCS volleyball
• House Dems push Iraq bill through
  by Anne Flaherty
• Jazz vocalist Madeline Eastman has the pipes to be a star
• Menlo reaches title game against Harker
  by Simi Lee
• Friendly rivals to duel again in WCC
  by Kyle Bonagura
• Afghan educator shares stories with locals
  by Lisa Fernandez
• Report predicts $10 billion state budget shortfall
  by Steven Harmon
• Suspect in Highway 101 shooting death enters plea of not guilty
  by Mark Abramson
• Boy struggles with details in interview
  by Chris Metinko
• Discrimination, S.F. style, hit Mays
  by Art Spander
• Reiser boy struggled with details in taped interviews
  by Chris Metinko
• Former U.N. official shares experiences
  by Kristofer Noceda
• Beach closure warnings go unheeded
  by Julia Scott
• School board backs vote on new tax School board backs mail-in tax
  by Christine Morente
• One and only ... and lonely Warriors at 0-6, losing lead of 22
  by Geoff Lepper
• One dead, another hurt in Union City shooting
  by Ben Aguirre Jr -
• A's to open against Boston in Japan
  by Joe Stiglich
• Eden to be rebuilt despite potential delays in seismic standards
  by Karen Holzmeister
• Basketball
• Obituaries
• P&G launches campaign for black women
  by Dan Sewell
• Don't lose sight of what's at stake in Pakistan
• Hardin imposes his will in return
  by Jeff Faraudo

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