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Articles in Dec 24, 2007 issue of Oakland Tribune

• State readies for EPA battle
  by Frank Davies
• Russell's growing pains confirm Kiffin's fears
• Coasting Bucs didn't care, but 49ers sure did
• Fiscal crisis puts focus on states tax loopholes
  by Steve Geissinger
• Concord mother killed in home invasion robbery
  by Alan Lopez
• Pets abandoned in wave of foreclosures
  by John Simerman
• Tribal differences divide Kenyans before election
  by Shashank Bengali
• Firefighters rally for young cancer patient
  by Jason Sweeney
• Crisis puts focus on tax loopholes
  by Steve Geissinger
• District unveils park activities for new year
• Mom reflects about life without daughter Laci
  by Garth Stapley
• Chunk of Bay Bridge washes up on Half Moon Bay beach
  by Julia Scott
• Obituaries
• Bad dream
• Wilson stays the course
  by David Pollak
• Everett walks in on Bills prior to game with Giants
• Humans, horses, pets go caroling in Alamo
  by Jennifer Gokhman
• Sheriff's squadron member combat-ready
  by Mark Abramson
• Uh oh. Geting into holiday 'party hearty' mode can be deadly
• Parents fearful in wake of slaying
  by Jamaal Johnson
• A TRUE LOVE STORY Iraq veteran gives new life to boy with cerebral
  by Carrie Antlfinger
• Night Owl does New York City
  by Angela Woodall
• Suicide attack on mosque in Pakistan kills dozens
  by Riaz Khan
• San Francisco to raise minimum wage to $9.36 per hour
  by Bay City News Service
• A family divided
  by Matt O'Brien
• Reluctant exiles scramble toward mirage of security
  by Matt O'Brien -
• For the children
  by Dave Ellison
• Still something for non-finalists
  by Dave Del Grande
• Hill bringing back heap of hope for 49ers
  by Art Spander
• Sister hopes technology brings closure
  by Malaika Fraley
• Sulphur Creek center to host wildlife program
• Barbara POLICHETTI
• Christmas carols remind soldiers of home
  by Jason Straziuso
• Park district offers fun activities for new year
• Debate on college fees gets louder
  by Matt Krupnick
• Center to host wildlife program
• Woman's mission: Aiding Guatemala's poor
  by Lea Blevins
• Man fatally shot by police identified
  by Harry Harris
• Community responds to killing with tribute to teen
  by Todd R Brown
• Guests bearing gifts: Ideas for hostess, her family, Fido
• Jackson: 'Oh, man, everybody was hitting'
  by Geoff Lepper
• Debate over college fees grows louder
  by Matt Krupnick
• Food bank big relief for locals
  by Richard Nieva
• Debate over junior college fees grows
  by Matt Krupnick
• Exercise, diet help neuropathy
  by Linda Buch
• Credit woes rise with bills
  by Rachel Konrad
• U.S. debt woes grow as unpaid bills surge
  by Rachel Konrad
• Fire station helps young man in need
  by Jason Sweeney
• 5 years later, Scott Peterson passes time in jail
  by Jeff Jardine
• Glad tidings from a grab bag of holiday-related info
• Elder Protection Court crucial to halting abuse
  by Tammerlin Drummond
• Obituaries
• Tri-City's roads get positive marks
  by Kelli Phillips
• Raiders are Jag'd into road giblets
  by Steve Corkran
• Sapp meltdown reflects poorly on Kiffin's team
  by Jerry McDonald
• Lathrop leader resigns
  by Paul Burgarino
• Hayward wetlands contract approved
• Concord mother killed during home invasion
  by Alan Lopez
• Bring your yoga mat to Surfer Mikes place
• Food bank big relief for local residents
  by Richard Nieva
• Concord mom killed during home robbery
  by Alan Lopez
• Wetlands contract OK'd
• Five years later, Peterson passes time in prison 5 years since Scott
  by Jeff Jardine
• Investigators still searching for missing Tracy man
  by Mike Martinez
• Parents fearful after shooting
  by Jamaal Johnson
• 49ers a cut above for change against Bucs
  by Dennis Georgatos
• Warriors leave Cavs from start
  by Geoff Lepper
• Russell OK after absorbing blow
  by Steve Corkran
• Sheriff's department wants to recover lost history
  by Jason Sweeney
• Serra students collect toys for cancer patients
• Walk to Wellness at Pleasanton park
• Old badges help department recover lost history
  by Jason Sweeney
• 5 years later, Scott Peterson passes time in jail 5 years since
  by Jeff Jardine
• Video game chair makers get off to a shaky start
  by David Morrill
• Sheriff's Department tries to recover its lost history
  by Jason Sweeney
• BART extends hours for New Year's Eve
• Sheriff's office probes history
  by Jason Sweeney
• Spin from the Nation?
• 49ERS NOTES: Nolan expected back, with conditions
  by Daniel Brown
• Danville woman's vocation: Aiding poor in Guatemala
  by Lea Blevins

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