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Articles in Nov 16, 2007 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Feds press charges against Bonds
  by Howard Mintz
• Fogged up last week, Ball sees clearly now
  by Bill Soliday
• Fremont cops shoot fleeing suspect Man sought in attempted murders
  by Ben Aguirre Jr
• HEADLINERS
• Should we euthanize our eucalyptus?
• Repression rubies
• Mortgage rates remain unchanged
• College price tag poised to climb
  by Michelle Locke
• Local man newly minted Navy SEAL
• With Dixon hurt, Arizona drills No. 2 Oregon
  by Andrew Bagnato
• Bond's indictment sad chapter in career
• Young mom waiting for reply on Army exemption
  by Rachel Cohen
• Reiser requests to be co-counsel in trial
  by Chris Metinko
• Reactions mixed on report about Iran nuclear activity
  by Matthew Schofield
• Eden to be rebuilt despite potential delays
  by Karen Holzmeister
• Land use for Cargill salt ponds brewing debate
  by Shaun Bishop
• Livermore man faces exual abuse charges
  by Roman Gokhman
• WR Lelie sidelined with strained quad
  by Dennis Georgatos
• Tech boys nab TransBay title at last second PREP SOCCER
• Afghan educator shares struggle with area youth
  by Lisa Fernandez
• Governor promotes climate pact ''The Midwest is well-positioned to
  by Steve Geissinger
• Amtrak train kills Berkeley man
  by Doug Oakley
• The cat door versus the weepy raccoon
• Sweeney reiterates familiar themes in address
  by Rachel Cohen
• Closing soon: 'Mr. Magorium's' inane emporium
  by Bruce Newman
• Oh, the humanity: Century- old Jack may go down drain
  by Joe Edwards
• Fiscal woes becoming ever deeper
• Bonds' indictment latest detour from fairytale storyline
• No.1 Vols stave off Oklahoma DIGEST
• NCS schedule
• Obituaries
• Bonds stuck with indictment
  by Howard Mintz
• Home sales decline
  by Barbara E Hernandez
• Team: Survey shows Fremont wants A's
  by Matthew Artz
• School superintendent's contract extended
  by Kristofer Noceda
• Lawmaker urges tougher laws on oil-spill cleanups
  by Lisa Vorderbrueggen
• Feds press charges against Bonds
  by Howard Mintz
• Trial may answer steroids question
  by Howard Mintz
• Dragons take big step
  by Tony Gonsalez
• SRV reaches finals
  by Ricardo Sanchez Jr
• Reiser requests to be murder trial co-counsel
  by Chris Metinko
• Fremont man shot, killed during 21st birthday party
  by Ben Aguirre Jr
• Lechler's enjoying net gains
  by Steve Corkran
• Hearing focuses on health, safety of nail salon workers
  by Momo Chang
• Hillcrest Knolls put in C.V. planning area
  by Karen Holzmeister
• It's just for the (s)exercise
• Oakand man dies in crash ending drag race on International
• Is it possible to over-Cirque your Soleil?
  by Chad Jones
• Credit freeze can head off identity theft
  by Eve Mitchell
• Web revenue sharing stalls deal in writers strike
  by Gary Gentile
• Hometown fans feeling hurt
  by John Horgan
• Hands-on training
• Repression rubies
• Tougher laws sought on oil-spill cleanups
  by Lisa Vorderbrueggen
• Cops hurt in melee at tree protest site
  by Kristin Bender
• Dublin to consider drafting poet laureate
  by Sophia Kazmi
• UC Berkeley silent on why dean backed out
  by Matt Krupnick
• Program for homeless wins award
  by Will Oremus
• Fremont wants As, new survey suggests
  by Matthew Artz
• Consensus: Barry's slugging days are over
  by Andrew Baggarly
• Manteca looks ready for more
  by Stephen Roberson
• Livermore man faces sex abuse charges
  by Roman Gokhman
• New rule on ships' hulls would prevent oil spills
  by Mike Taugher
• Caltrans chief: State needs more skilled workers
  by Erik N Nelson
• Who's going to build the bridges?
  by Erik N Nelson
• Traffic reporter pays fine for sign-stealing
  by Michael Manekin
• Do-gooder Rob Thomas and Matchbox Twenty return with greatest-hits
  by Tom Lanham
• Pollution standards thrown out by court
  by Paul Elias
• Take a look at downtown Hayward
• Fiscal woes becoming ever deeper
• Howard sparks Mavs by Spurs
• Girls volleyball
• Technology dramatically speeds gene mapping
  by Steve Johnson
• UC regent resigns, no reason given
  by Matt Krupnick
• Bonds not the only player in twisted plot
• Atherton Council rejects agreement with Sequoia
  by Banks Albach
• UC Berkeley mum on why dean hire bailed out
  by Matt Krupnick
• Team USA too strong for 5th-ranked Stanford
  by Darren Sabedra
• Alameda's Na: 73 in state
• Poizner brings in new face to counter critics of hiring
  by Mike Zapler

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