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Articles in Nov 19, 2007 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Mortgage business jobless find rough going
  by George Avalos
• Bullying is an overlooked hate crime
• Johnson calmly drives to 2nd straight crown
• Exercise option to modify fitness routine with a twist to push-ups
• Berkeley writer chronicles struggle in comedic work
  by Robin Hindery
• CHP officer crashes, dies after car chase
  by Tanya Rose
• Home tests for lead have limits
  by Paul Wenske
• Ordinance stands in way of Caffe Trieste in Oakland
  by Kelly Rayburn
• District files suit over EPA air standards
• Report: Russell likely to start Dec. 2
  by Steve Corkran
• Joyless 49ers fail in clutch: Rams extend slide to eight
  by Dennis Georgatos
• Seismic retrofit rule won't affect hospital
  by Todd R Brown
• Alfonza Phillips found guilty in murder of Antar Bey
  by Paul T Rosynsky
• Musharraf feels pressure of U.S. envoy
  by Matthew Rosenberg
• Canned food drive will begin this week in San Mateo
• An embarrassing legacy
• Obituaries
• Eden Greenway leaves room for improvement
  by Matt O'Brien
• Volunteers ring in the holidays
• Newer surgery for infants less invasive ''There's less blood loss,
  by Sandy Kleffman
• Foster mother builds family of her own
  by Will Oremus
• Vets to get overdue recognition
  by Dave Newhouse
• Nolan stands by decision to kick FG
  by Dennis Georgatos
• Oakland 'tackling dummies' abused
  by Cam Inman
• Medical records pioneer maintains research path
  by Sandy Kleffman
• California women waiting to have kids
  by Susan Abram
• In middle school, students often keep parent involvement at bay
  by Katy Murphy
• Initiative to lower state's community college fees draws fire
  by Katy Murphy
• $5,000 reward for leads to driver who killed woman
• Red Cross still wants your blood
• Bullying is an overlooked hate crime
• Enjoy China
• Medical records pioneer maintains research path
  by Sandy Kleffman
• Historical Society chief to head Dunsmuir
  by Karen Holzmeister
• Medical records pioneer maintains path
  by Sandy Kleffman
• First harvest at Pescadero organic farm
  by Julia Scott
• SJSU, foe are quite similar
  by Laurence Miedema
• By the numbers
• Inmate death caused by heart condition
  by Roman Gokhman
• Fatah more confident in wake of protest rally
  by Sarah El Deeb
• Titans' Young has Broncos worried
  by Pat Graham
• Ooohh, that smell that isn't around me anymore
  by Laura Casey
• Oil spill drains vivacious Point Reyes ecosystem
  by Lisa M Krieger
• Oakland 4th-most perilous U.S. city
  by Kelly Rayburn
• Long-distance electronic monitors may be wave of the future in
  by Georgia Tasker
• $4.1 million needed to fix Westmoor High pool
  by Christine Morente
• Business owner, principal open winery outside Tracy
  by Cheryl Winkelman
• Warriors say welcome back, Captain Jack
  by Geoff Lepper
• Vets to get awaited recognition
  by Dave Newhouse
• State panel approves new tool to assess earthquake safety
  by Suzanne Bohan
• Sewage pipe break closes San Leandro Creek
  by Martin Ricard
• Wild weekend in San Francisco, 2 killed, many shot
  by Bay City News Service
• Guess who's coming to holiday dinner?
  by Jessica Yadegaran
• Orlando hands Celtics first loss
• John Edwards and the white knights
• Fighters to receive long-overdue recognition
  by Dave Newhouse
• Hayward bellringers, boys choir plan holiday events
• Long-distance electronic monitors may be wave of the future in
  by Georgia Tasker
• Peninsula clan earns organic stamp on farm
  by Julia Scott
• 49ers' Smith needs to be ex
  by Ann Killion
• Behold, a Sunday win
• New wine-ing combo in Tracy
  by Cheryl Winkelman
• Homeowners alert to Paseo West situation
  by Paul Burgarino
• Accused Oakland killer says missing girlfriend may be alive
  by Bay City News Service
• As more women flock online, BlogHer caters to what they want
  by Janis Mara
• Health care costs
  by Joan Aragone
• Slaying victim's dad won't stop hounding O.J.
  by John Rogers
• Historical Society chief leaving
  by Karen Holzmeister
• Caffe Trieste faces resistance in Oakland
  by Kelly Rayburn
• Area writer finds laughter is the best medicine
  by Robin Hindery
• Carolands gatehouse plan set
  by Aaron Kinney
• Caltrans to replace faulty foghorn on bridge
  by Aaron Kinney
• Stanford's Atogwe plays Rams' preserver
  by Daniel Brown
• Raiders run aground in land of lakes
  by Steve Corkran
• Seismic rules won't delay Eden project
  by Karen Holzmeister
• Low flying jumbo jet rattles nerves
• Teenager stabbed in head with screwdriver during scuffle
• SoCal fire officials gird for more hot, dry winds
• AMERICANMUSICAWARDS Who's your 'Idol' now?
  by Sandy Cohen
• McNabb sprains same bothersome ankle

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