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Articles in Jan 27, 2008 issue of Oakland Tribune

• A day on the job with a homicide detective
  by Sophia Kazmi
• Cust muscles up against steroids claim
  by Joe Stiglich
• Mussels make 'unwanted' list; boaters warned
  by Denis Cuff
• County voters inspired, divided by presidential field
  by Melissa McRobbie
• Gallery hosts wildlife photography
  by Karen Holzmeister
• Rain takes'er easy, but not for long
  by Kamika Dunlap
• Sharapova's speech brilliant, too
  by Dennis Passa
• Painting carousel horses brings out craftswoman
• UPDATE: Missing woman located
  by Bay City News
• Eminent domain abuse needs to be curbed
• Encourage your kids to declare independence
• Air- quality rebates dry up as area residents cash in
  by Denis Cuff
• Moreau stumbles to Hercules
  by Ricardo Sanchez Jr
• Trumpeter Botti blows into two Yoshi's clubs
  by Jim Harrington
• Ordinance on hiring day laborers may sunset
  by Shaun Bishop
• State health care bill on last legs
  by Mike Zapler
• Students brainstorm new paths to justice
  by Kamika Dunlap
• Art exhibits feature prominently during Black History Month
  by Annalee Allen
• San Diego foul shots doom Santa Clara
• Fallen wall solders old Gaza strip relations
  by Ibrahim Barzak
• Proposing: On a mountain, at sea -- or at a highway rest stop?
  by Bari Brenner
• Five recession myths worse than recessions themselves
• Live like youll live forever
• Forum offers global look at issues facing Afghans
  by Jeremy Herb
• St. Mary's gets in a zone
  by Robert Jordan
• Kiffin doesn't dress like Raiders coach
  by Steve Corkran
• Annual RV show features lush rides
  by Roman Gokhman
• Registration surging ahead of primary vote
  by Will Oremus
• Teaming up to combat identity theft
  by Jason Sweeney
• Black history happens here, official says
  by Katherine Tam
• Wiggins scores 28 to spark Cardinal rout
  by Josh Dubow
• Nagasu, 14, figured to win U.S. crown
• States slow to embrace online voter registration
• About 2,700 PG&E customers in Bay Area without power
  by Bay City News
• A 'Godzilla' for modern times
• Help your child crunch the numbers
• Ruling on Cal's athletic center may be delayed
  by Kristin Bender
• Stanford men, women too good
  by Jeff Faraudo
• Korean conductor makes long overdue return to Davies Hall
  by Georgia Rowe
• San Carlos scanner business signing off for good
  by Mike Meenan
• Obama smashes Clinton in S.C. win
  by David Lightman
• End 'no-snitch' culture for sake of community
• St. Mary's rolls, stalls Sutton at 799 wins
  by Curtis Pashelka
• No. 1 Memphis tops Gonzaga
• People can expect tax rebates by May under recovery plan
  by Julie Hirschfeld Davis
• Oakland man ID'd in fatal San Francisco shooting
  by Bay City News
• Democratic victory is not guaranteed
• Never too early to learn languages
  by Felicia PinkneyFORT WORTH (TEXAS) STAR-TELEGRAM
• West High School freshman arrested
  by Mike Martinez
• Patriots aren't too good to be true
  by Art Spander
• Teen accused of racist remarks
  by Mike Martinez
• Redwood City cops get new wheels
  by Shaun Bishop
• Assessor offers free tax relief services
• Tailor sticks neck out for giraffe in winter
  by Angela Hill OAKLAND
• Pianist holds benefit concert
• Hallelujah, Heat's 15-game skid is over
• Recession or not, the suffering is real
  by Dave Carpenter
• Highway 92 reopened after lengthy closure
  by Bay City News
• Clinton likely to preserve Iraq legacy
• Take us to your leader, Mr. Smith and Mr. Wesson
• How stressed-out kids can learn to cope
• Extra metering lights to go on I-580 ramps
  by Sophia Kazmi
• Pats closing in on best team ever -- '85 Bears
• Ledger sought out challenging roles
  by Mary F Pols
• Graffiti reappear after trio retires
  by Christine Morente
• Kaiser among test centers for anti-pandemic vaccine
  by Suzanne Bohan
• Obama victorious in South Carolina
  by David Lightman
• Lush, $600K ride highlights Pleasanton RV Show
  by Roman Gokhman
• WSU hangs on for 1-point win
• Better left unread (This column first ran Feb. 24, 1988)
• How to brew a good cup of tea
• The color of pain
• New comics, puzzles online
• City to reduce speeds on Dry Creek
  by Matthew Artz
• Douglas grew: so did her volleyball game
  by Simi Lee
• Cal women can't handle big-time stage
  by Carl Steward
• Homicide detectives work long days, always on call
  by Sophia Kazmi
• Theater community shocked by finances investigation
  by Kristina Peterson
• Funds to fix fireplaces dry up fast as residents cash in
  by Denis Cuff
• Officials pool resources to combat identity theft
  by Jason Sweeney

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