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Articles in Nov 26, 2007 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Great Train Expo draws hobbyists
  by Jennifer Gokhman
• Despite problems, workers drive on
  by Cheryl Winkelman
• Cathedral near Lake Merritt could stimulate urban uplift
  by Rebecca Rosen Lum
• Update: Nina Reiser's divorce attorney testifies about "most
  by Kristin Bender
• For equal treatment under the law
• On the 13th day, your true love paid the bill
  by Dan Nephin
• Solar sector bright on job prospects
  by Matt Nauman I
• Irvington presents Shakespeare's 'Dream'
• Patriots work to stay unbeaten
• Crunch time for decision on 49ers stadium proposal
  by Mike Swift
• Decision time looms on 49ers stadium proposal
  by Mike Swift
• Cell phone leads to burglary arrest
  by Matthew Artz
• Large or small, Jackson shuts down them all
  by Geoff Lepper
• Group aims to restore once-opulent stable
  by Julia Scott
• Hayashi bill to target community colleges' transcript security
  by Matt Krupnick
• Interesting questions could decide power plant fate
  by Matt O'Brien
• Body and mind
  by Joan Aragone
• Cost a challenge to state health plan
  by Laura Kurtzman
• Amazon Kindle e-book best yet
  by Peter SvenssonNEW YORK
• Better weather helps firefighters nearly contain Malibu blaze
  by Thomas Watkins Writer
• Obituaries
• Big week for Cal
• Moss wants Rice's record, but ...
• Caltrans to replace foghorn on bridge
  by Aaron Kinney
• Given a chance, Gore scores
  by Ann Killion
• End in sight to nursing shortage
  by Saqib Rahim
• Bayfair mall could become area's next Wi-Fi hotspot
  by Martin Ricard
• Cold-case murder trial set to open Daly City cold case trial set to
  by Michael Manekin
• Cathedral on Lake Merritt could spark urban uplift
  by Rebecca Rosen Lum
• San Leandro losing one of city's oldest businesses
  by Martin Ricard
• Second DVC ringleader accepts blame in grade case
  by Matt Krupnick
• Obama's momentum lay in perception
• Justices to rule on control of 401(k) plan
  by Pete Yost
• New water plan a good first step, needs storage
• Obituaries
• Rams' Bulger knocked out with concussion
• Hayward council to vote on $111 million traffic project
  by Matt OBrien
• Take your steps 10,000 at a time
  by Linda Buch
• Minister helping Katrina victims to furnish homes
  by Barbara Grady
• Cathedral could spark urban uplift
  by Rebecca Rosen Lum
• K.C.'s Smith runs for 150, needed 151
  by Steve Corkran
• Council will take vote on loop plan
  by Matt O'Brien
• Suspect in Thanksgiving hit-run faces murder charges
  by Harry Harris
• State high court says killers can be ordered to pay surviving
  by Bay City News Service
• Notre Dame de Namur University students help homeless
• Residents return as firefighters gain on Malibu blaze
  by Thomas Watkins
• The hidden poetry of Oakland's Davie stadium
  by Dave Newhouse
• Obituaries
• Baylor rallies past Cal in bear battle
• By the numbers
• Minister helping Katrina victims to furnish homes
  by Barbara Grady
• Manteca roads to expand for commerce
  by Paul Burgarino
• Bayfair Center will host Wi-Fi hot spot
  by Martin Ricard
• Union City council honors officer for performance in Police, Fire
  by Ben Aguirre Jr
• Retirees skip tube, visit court for dramaSeniors observe trials
  by Sierra Filucci
• Retirees skip tube, see drama firsthand Seniors get to observe court
  by Sierra Filucci
• Cathedral could spark urban uplift
  by Rebecca Rosen Lum
• Redskins' Taylor critical after shooting
  by MATT SEDENSKY Writer
• Don't be shy, be sure to get help for urinary incontinence
  by Dr Sheri Task
• New Delta conservation plan a good first step
• Judges to rule on 401(k) control
  by Pete Yost
• Obituaries
• 49ers cherish a break in the storm
• Expo chugs to fairgrounds
  by Jennifer Gokhman
• Police probe multiple shootings on same street
  by Melissa McRobbie
• Update: Identity of shooting victim released
  by Ben Aguirre Jr
• Three plays set stage for change
  by Carl Steward
• Torched defense still makes key stops
  by Dennis Georgatos
• San Leandro loses one of city's oldest businesses
  by Martin Ricard
• After the bye, Bears went bye-bye
  by Jonathan Okanes
• Man identified in fatal Hayward hit and run
  by Jason Sweeney
• Opinion: New water plan a good first step
• Red Cross still wants your blood
• Surviving holiday travel on freeway
  by Erik N Nelson
• Bay Area firefighters returning home from Malibu fire
• Delta conservation plan a good first step
• Broncos go on late run, top Sacramento State
• Bryant's late miss opens door for Nets win
• Hayward council to vote on I-238 traffic project
  by Matt O'Brien
• Tollner quick to agree to help offense
  by Dennis Georgatos

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