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Articles in Jan 6, 2008 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Abuse victims' visas put on hold
  by Javier Erik Olvera
• Pleasanton school board to discuss overcrowding School board to
  by Eric Louie
• M-A girls eke by Burlingame
  by Simi Lee
• McClelland cues team up in pool
  by Bill Kruissink
• Manteca pauses building as housing market slumps
  by Paul Burgarino
• Millbrae may bid garbage contract
  by Christine Morente
• Santa Cruz professor lets (chocolate) chips fall where they may
  by JM Brown
• Playland ready for second act this month
  by Shelly Meron
• LSU's mobile QBs may make OSU ill
  by Ralph D Russo
• Unbeaten Memphis rules at home
• Do the crime, do the time: Can you dig it?
• Jerusalem braces for Bush's arrival Jerusalem bracing for Bush's
  by Matti Friedman
• Oakland man victim in Piedmont carjacking, suspects remain at large
  by Bay City News
• Now Democrats are united and Republicans are divided Political
• League will have a lot more parity
  by Robert Jordan
• Report paints rosy picture of possible airport expansion
  by Meera Pal
• Piedmont girls hang on by two
  by David Schoen
• Home ice is finally nice to now first-place Sharks
  by David Pollak
• Airport plans look lucrative for Livermore
  by Meera Pal
• Lottery runs on generator
  by Steve Geissinger
• Huckabee easily wins GOP race
  by David Lightman
• State lottery resorts to generators
  by Steve Geissinger
• Supreme Court to weigh lethal injection cruelty
  by Michael Doyle
• Sutton OK despite Dons' OT loss LOCAL BASKETBALL ROUNDUP
• 2007: Another false dawn for housing
• Jerusalem bracing for Bush's arrival
  by Matti Friedman
• Some things to know if you go
• First aid for Kenya
• Career Center to move to Ohlone
  by Todd R Brown
• San Ramon economy keys mayors address
• Hold the Mayo: He can't cut mustard at Stanford
  by Carl Steward
• Matadors get Siri-ous
  by Bill Kruissink
• Theater in Castro Valley crows about 60th season
  by Karen Holzmeister
• UC Santa Cruz stats professor lets cookies do the teaching
  by JM Brown
• Slain teen's mom starts coalition
  by Jamaal Johnson
• One dies, another hurt in Berkeley Hills fire
  by Kamika Dunlap
• Reports: Jones resigns Hawaii gig
• Cowboys' Sparano interviews with Miami
• Lust means never having to say youre sorry
• Postage stamp portfolio primed for next year
• As storm dies down, many county residents still living without power
  by Aaron Kinney
• World still hungers for United States
• Monte Vista, Amador again ones to beat
  by Bill Kruissink
• State lottery resorts to backup generators
  by Steve Geissinger
• Panthers survive Pioneer
  by Scott Campbell
• Warriors must do better at home
  by Geoff Lepper
• Man creates epic LEGO cityscape
  by Martin Ricard
• Law aims to put sparkle back in students' smiles
  by Neil Gonzales
• Bakery plans expansion in Hayward
  by Matt O'Brien
• Alamo man keeps up crusade against spanking
  by Eric Kurhi
• New Orleans open for (tourism) business, with mixed reviews
  by Ann Tatko-Peterson
• Jags collapse, come back to beat Steelers
  by Alan Robinson
• Open your ears, not your mouth
• Hundreds of homes flooded by levee break
  by Martin Griffith
• Jewel of Joliet theater to be restored
• Well, it feels like a transcendent moment in U.S. politics
• They're huge in Hayward: Bands vie for shot at fame
  by Kristofer Noceda
• Youth foundation honors mayor of San Ramon
  by Jeanine Benca
• Berry's sweet shot helps Farmers roll
• Furyk does better than his Steelers
  by Art Spander
• Higher minimum wage not worrying farmers Farmers dont sweat new
  by Aaron Swarts
• Researcher: 'Not just geeks' make online connections
  by Mark Abramson
• Transgender woman sues hospital over alleged bias
  by Barbara Feder Ostrov
• More than a dozen groups take shot at fame
  by Kristofer Noceda
• Pats' QB Brady rides records to NFL MVP
• BETH LISICK'S TOP FIVE FAVORITE SELF-HELP GURUS
• Do your homework on first-grade reading tests
• Carlsbad gets art space
• Green should be 49ers offensive coordinator
• Only echoes of 1968 this time, not a redux
• Ohlone's defense fails vs. Cabrillo
  by Kyle Bonagura
• Oakland's crime nudges up; killings down 14 percent
  by Harry Harris
• Hercules may challenge Berkeley, Pinole
  by Ricardo Sanchez Jr
• A look at who came out ahead in A's trades
  by Joe Stiglich
• Valley readies for another round of stormy weather
  by Paul Burgarino
• Citizenship still a dream for abused
  by Javier Erik Olvera
• They're huge in Hayward: Bands vie for shot at fame
  by Kristofer Noceda
• Supreme Court to weigh in on lethal injection
  by Michael Doyle
• State lottery resorts to backup generators
  by Steve Geissinger
• Seattle loses lead, then scores 3 TDs
  by Joseph White

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