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Articles in Jan 12, 2008 issue of Oakland Tribune

• 'Big One' could shake economy
  by Julie Sevrens Lyons
• Coast Guard: No oil spilled inBay
  by Doug Oakley
• Briggs scores 17 as Mats triumph
  by Jeffery Bennett
• Rebels cruise to victory over Pirates
• Boykin, Kamp to play more
  by Jeff Faraudo
• Bad hygiene rotting away academic success
  by Neil Gonzales
• Big quake would shock economy
  by Julie Sevrens Lyons
• Court battle to keep car, phone moves to San Jose
  by Lisa Fernandez
• Big earthquake bad for business
  by Julie Sevrens Lyons
• CSU Concord dean quits after dispute
  by Matt Krupnick
• Jobs silent on Apple's next move at MacWorld
  by John BoudreauSAN JOSE
• Majors establish investigations unit
• Strike news: Directors to talk; Globes open to all media
• Wall Street stumbles Credit anxieties, slowing economy weighs on
  by Tim Paradis
• Spectators ignore warning to stay off cliffs at Mavericks
  by Christine Morente
• Budget crisis may lead to grand deal
• Patterson impacts top school board agenda
  by Linh Tat
• Hearing on S.F. tiger mauling to move to San Jose
  by Lisa Fernandez
• Mills starts fast, slips by Aragon
  by Simi Lee
• Bryant SCU's inside muscle
  by Curtis Pashelka
• A good Sam, or a good scam?
  by Mike Martinez
• Driver cited in Marina accident Driver cited in accident at Marina
  by Rachel Cohen
• Lone gunman sticks up Redwood City Jamba Juice
  by Michael Manekin
• Close call for Bay -- but no spill
  by Doug Oakley
• Seniors urged to get counseling before joining Medicare
  by Sandy Kleffman
• Raiders 'interested' in Dublin
  by Sophia Kazmi
• Massive quake could cause shock waves to economy
  by Julie Sevrens Lyons
• Seattle has edge in experience
  by Chris Jenkins
• Astronomers find universe odd, violent
  by Seth Borenstein
• Security dispute may affect air travel
  by Devlin Barrett
• Medicare Advantage has pitfalls
  by Sandy Kleffman
• Grocery workers land plum contract
  by Tim Simmers
• Howard scores 20, West routs Franklin
• Mixed Martial Arts leaps into limelight
  by Rick Hurd
• Toskala blows into town with the Leafs
  by David Pollak
• Ruling clears way for stress disorder suit
  by Josh Richman
• CSUEB Concord campus dean quits after dispute
  by Matt Krupnick
• Pool tables cue up fun
  by Lucinda Ryan
• Delta fish stock continues to fall as water fight goes on
  by Mike Taugher
• New four-year contract delights grocery workers
  by Tim Simmers
• Mortgage experts: Merger a mixed bag BofA buyout spares Countrywide
  by Barbara E Hernandez
• Episcopal church bans Fresno bishop Man pushed for secession 2
  by Garance Burke
• Word added to Book of Mormon proves polemical
  by Jennifer Dobner
• Satellite promises more options for rural Americans
  by Anick Jesdanun
• StarStruck stages tale of ugly duckling in Fremont
  by Todd R Brown
• Foothill turns lemon into lemonade, tops Mats
  by Dennis Miller
• Woodside finesse passes Panther test SOCCER
  by Scott Campbell
• He sees light in the dark
  by Rick Hurd
• New York it's not, but at least he's safe
  by Jason Sweeney
• Cops bust suspected South City brothel
  by Michael Manekin
• Council approves medical building
  by Banks Albach
• It's not New York, but at least he's safe
  by Jason Sweeney
• Ruling clears way for vet stress-disorder suit
  by Josh Richman
• Presbyterians to vote on lesbian pastor ordination
  by Rebecca Rosen Lum
• Plan resurfaces to allow driver's licenses for illegals
  by Steve Geissinger
• Simpson arrested in bail violation
  by Ken Ritter
• Episcopal church bans controversial bishop Move comes 2 months after
  by Garance Burke
• Mavericks update: Semi-finals underway, mellow vibe on the beach
  by Jeff Thomas
• More state ballots coming by mail
  by Brandon Lowrey
• Oakland boy may not walk again
  by Katy Murphy
• Sub-goalie Nagy tough as Grizzles nip Dons 1-0
  by James Leonard
• Amazing Berry lifts Hayward BOYS BASKETBALL
  by Michael Bower
• Dublin doesn't return Raiders' 'casual' interest
  by Sophia Kazmi
• Pleasanton man pleads not guilty to dui charges
  by Roman Gokhman
• 2nd contender vies for Lantos' seat
  by Will Oremus
• Teachers converge for weekend conference
• San Leandro enlists help in revitalizing downtown
  by Martin Ricard
• Local parks would see cuts Governor's budget would hit parks
  by Mike Taugher
• Outdoor mall under construction in Manteca
  by Anna Kaplan
• No extra mercy for Marion
  by Jim Fitzgerald
• Pakistan to U.S.: Keep off our soil
  by Chris Brummitt
• Gold tops record $900 an ounce
• Mavericks results
• Drug suspect arrested after freeway chase
  by Ben Aguirre Jr
• Wounded boy may not walk again Boy shot at piano lesson faces
  by Katy Murphy
• San Mateo stays hot, hammers Hillsdale
  by Glenn Reeves
• New, improved Dunleavy returns
  by Carl Steward
• Woman robbed near BART station
  by Roman Gokhman
• School funds could draw support for 49ers stadium plan
  by Mike Swift
• San Carlos eyes 'wish list' of big-name retail stores
  by Mark Abramson

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