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Articles in Feb 7, 2008 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Despite mishaps, county survived primary
  by Chris Metinko
• State aims for zero-carbon rail plan
  by Erik N Nelson
• San Ramon Valley gym faces demolition
  by Sophia Kazmi
• Logan's Evans, Lebeau make choices official
  by Steve R Waterhouse
• W's must dominate during home stretch
  by Carl Steward
• A look at what Warriors may see playing time cut
  by Geoff Lepper
• Stanford vs. Oregon
• Poll: Californians' economic outlook dour
• First science fair in years at Tracy school a success
  by Aaron Swarts
• Termed-out state lawmakers planning next moves
  by Steven Harmon
• Giving
• Valet parking for bikes planned for Amgen Tour
  by Kristina Peterson
• It's crazy, but in its own way it works
• A retro, surreal look at presidential politics -- Nixon's crisis
  by Pat Craig
• Italian vote set for April
  by Frances D'emilio
• Man admitted 'tussle' with victim at homeless shelter
  by Jason Sweeney
• Feds halt diabetes study over death risks
  by Jean P Fisher
• Snowbound couple found alive
  by Ace Stryker
• Gaza hit by Israeli airstrikes
• Oakland OKs June primary due to shaky voting system
  by Kelly Rayburn
• It's crazy, but in its own way it works
• Landfill guarantees justify C.V. rate hikes, attorney says
  by Karen Holzmeister
• New Haven gets security update
• Make-a-Wish sending area boy to Pro Bowl
  by Lea Blevins
• Super Tuesday was super headache
  by Meera Pal
• Falcons nip Mats in two overtimes
  by Aaron Denoncourt
• High school Boys basketball
• Late 3-pointer lifts No. 1 CCSF over Chabot
  by Matt Rempel
• Braun-must-go faction is really what must go
• STANFORD RECRUITS
• With primary over, state gets back to work on its budget
  by Aaron C Davis
• Mountain lion killed after pet attack
  by Jennifer Squires
• Pacifica official struck by SUV
• Bay Meadows race track commences home stretch
  by Aaron Kinney
• Committee OKs governor's pick for lotto director
  by Steve Geissinger
• The art of tourism
  by Robert Taylor
• Time to get back to work on budget
  by Aaron C Davis
• Hayward seniors yearn for affordable housing
  by Matt O'Brien
• Rodrigues remembered as historian
  by Rachel Cohen
• Not everything about Al Davis is bad
• With primary over, focus back on state's budget woes
  by Aaron C Davis
• Cisco profits sound; sales growth slows
• Agency looking to create perfect bullet -- as in train
  by Erik N Nelson
• Fish gets new protections, could restrict delta water flow
• Poizner gains from Prop. 93 downfall
  by Juliet Williams
• Tri-City getting ready for the Rat
  by Todd R Brown
• McCain, Clinton win, but races aren't over
• Reiser trial resumes after 2-day hiatus
  by Chris Metinko
• Cold Brews can't slow St. Mary's
  by Robert Jordan
• Burlingame rallies behind Kelly's 21
  by Glenn Reeves
• Patriots, NFL -- a disgrace
• Awful prediction? Who cares after demise of Pats
• Still debating where bullet train to enter area
  by Erik N Nelson
• Pleasanton boy gets wish: trip to Pro Bowl
  by Lea Blevins
• Burlingame superintendent leaving post
  by Mark Abramson
• Mormon women look for greater role
  by Eric Gorski
• California may have voice in November
• Long race ahead as California gives final tallies
• Oscar nominee Hal Holbrook on stage in San Francisco
• Surviving Super Tuesday
  by Chris Metinko
• Castro Valley land sale still not settled
  by Karen Holzmeister
• Diet can halt some epileptic seizures
  by Sandy Kleffman
• Measure G passes by big margin in Oakland
  by Katy Murphy
• Berkeley in Republican crosshairs on Marines
  by Doug Oakley
• Homeless man, addict found guilty of murder
  by Paul T Rosynsky
• 3.1 quake strikes Pacifica
  by Michael Manekin
• Teenage girls slain in Oakland identified
  by Harry Harris
• Latino voters awaken political 'sleeping giant'
  by Mike Swift
• GOP targeting Berkeley over Marine recruits
  by Doug Oakley
• Pleasanton boy to get dream trip to Pro Bowl
  by Lea Blevins
• Edison star lights it up against West
• Receiver recruits stand tall at Cal
  by Jonathan Okanes
• Tennyson's Clark decides on Southern Utah
  by Michael Bower
• Lofty Stanford ought to be flying even higher
  by Jon Wilner
• Format favors veterans
  by Eric Pinkela
• Monterey Bay's great white shark goes back to ocean
  by Kevin Howe
• Redwood City man gets 34-year term
  by Michael Mannekin
• Contractor tears down houses, builds business
  by Tim Simmers
• District considers new $4.8M office
  by Mark Abramson
• Pardon me, Obama, but your slips are showing

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