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Articles in Jan 4, 2008 issue of Oakland Tribune

• ACE, BART help riders recover lost items
  by Meera Pal
• Family of slain girl still can't forget
  by Roman Gokhman
• Pirate Acosta shows style at El Cajon
  by Michael Bower
• Ryan not gone yet; Kiffin eyes another
  by Steve Corkran
• Faithful back in droves as San Francisco zoo reopens
  by Dana Hull andLinda Goldston
• Teen birth rates increase locally and across nation
  by Paula King
• New owner, new energy for San Mateo Italian eatery
  by Aaron Kinney
• Church works to keep cemetery safe
  by Rachel Cohen
• Oakland bank founder dies at 64
• First phase of Popal case may end Monday
  by Ben Aguirre Jr
• Obituaries
• Dolphins cut loose one-win Cameron
• Lost in the 60s
• Day-Lewis dazzles in bold, gritty 'Blood'
  by Mary F Pols
• Storm to boost snow levels
  by Mike Taugher
• Carlmont weathers storm
  by Glenn Reeves
• Some A's-sembly is required
• Sharks Flame-out at home again
  by David Pollak
• Interim Walnut Creek library scores hit with book lovers
  by Theresa Harrington
• Officials: Cloudy tap water safe
  by Julia Scott
• Bay Area to get soaked today
  by Scott Marshall
• State wins bug battle, but moth menace lives
  by Sophia Kazmi
• Bay Area expecting even more rain today
  by Scott Marshall
• Carjack suspects' vehicle found
• High school
• Clemens says he had non-steroid injections
• Wall Street ends mixed
• Driver of stolen car hits county sheriff's car
  by Jason Sweeney
• Bookends: January brings a parade of Pulitzer winners to Bay Area
  by Sue Gilmore
• TV30 exec now facing 2 lawsuits
  by Meera Pal
• Whale skeleton, canoes on the move Whale skeleton, canoes, live lung
  by Paul Rogers
• A's deal off top of their deck
  by Joe Stiglich
• Has time come for Cal to start Hampton?
  by Jennifer Starks
• More downpours expected today
  by Scott Marshall
• Country lyrics list strums popular chord
  by Dave Newhouse
• Homicide rate dipped in San Mateo County in '07
  by Melanie Carroll
• Tighter security planned at New Haven
  by Linh Tat
• Crowds return as S.F. Zoo reopens
  by Dana Hull
• Oakland Chinatown bank founder dies at age 64
  by Momo Chang
• Obituaries
• Malkin gets hat trick as Penguins triumph
• Why leaving town helps Washingtonians We in Washington are
• Social Distortion rides in style with classic cars
  by Tom Lanham
• Faithful back in droves as San Francisco zoo reopens Faithful return
  by Dana Hull
• Popal decision may come Monday
  by Ben Aguirre Jr
• Miramonte faces fight to repeat title
  by Ricardo Sanchez Jr
• Watch for Giants to pull lone upset
  by Bill Soliday
• Edwards finally blossoms
  by James Leonard
• Oakland duo talks up city online, in print
  by Francine Brevetti
• Supe tapped to lead Bay Area planners
  by Aaron Kinney
• No arrests in Memorial Park sexual assault
  by Jason Sweeney
• Popal hit-and-run case may move forward Monday
  by Ben Aguirre Jr
• Murder suspect attempted bribe, inmate tells court
  by Paul T Rosynsky
• Series of storms expected to boost Sierra snowpack
  by Mike Taugher
• Playoffs to happen eventually, not by 2018
  by Trev Alberts
• Cell phone drivers slow commutes
  by Seth Borenstein
• Learning from the Spears soap opera
• Winter storm lashes Bay Area
  by William Brand
• Friday just not this driver's day
  by Jason Sweeney
• Jury deadlocked in tree - sit supporter's trial
  by Kristin Bender
• Billions proposed for education reforms
  by Jessie Mangaliman
• Vierneisel helps Cal close out Trojans
  by Jeff Faraudo
• No time soon
  by Art Spander
• New laws address flood liability New laws on flood risks aimed at
  by Paul Burgarino
• Teacher-mentor program falls short, critics contend
  by Paul Thissen
• Watchdog threatens to sue home developer
  by Christine Morente
• 'Grateful Dads' take kids outdoors
  by Karen Holzmeister
• Roaming sex offenders on the rise
  by John Simerman
• Berkeley man dies 2 weeks after stabbing outside bar
  by Kristin Bender
• Obituaries
• Hot Blazers outlast Bulls
• Abstinence-only programs don't work for teens
• Even more rain to soak area
  by Scott Marshall
• Thomas scores 18 to pace Mustangs
  by Jimmy Durkin
• UCLA too much in clutch for Stanford
  by Darren Sabedra
• Allen brought out best in Mustangs
  by James Leonard
• First phase of Popal case could conclude Monday
  by Ben Aguirre Jr
• Storms expected to boost Sierra snowpack
  by Mike Taugher
• Huckabee easily nabs GOP race
  by David Lightman
• In Des Moines, horse trading brings order to cattle-call scene
  by Mary Anne Ostrom

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