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Articles in Mar 5, 2008 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Teen charged in elderly man's death
  by Jason Sweeney
• Richardson comes up big for Castlemont
  by Michael Bower
• Brett's love of game was always evident
• Tracy names works director
  by Mike Martinez
• Family suspects foul play in Alameda sailor's death
  by Peter Hegarty
• Freeway chase ends in arrest
  by Alan Fackler
• San Leandro man Berkeley's third homicide victim
  by Kristin Bender
• Family says Alameda sailor's death was homicide
  by Peter Hegarty
• Foul play suspected in death of Alameda sailor
  by Peter Hegarty
• Lane Home Furnishings coming to Walnut Creek despite housing market
  by George Avalos
• Obituaries
• Crosby on in return; Pens win
• The soul of President Medvedev
• Global online porn ring infiltrated
  by Lara Jakes Jordan
• Security guard finds gunshot victim outside Richmond hospital
  by Bay City News Service
• Berkeley woman files to take on Stark
  by Matthew Artz
• Riordan powers past Dublin
  by Matt Smith
• NorCal boys Div. II: Hayward finds rhythm, roars
  by Aaron Williams
• Crosby: Back pain's nothing to worry about
  by Rick Hurd
• Jury to begin deliberations in Fremont slaying trial
  by Ben Aguirre Jr
• 7 enter bids for garbage contract
  by Will Oremus
• China's 'CJ7' may be a top candidate for family film of the year
  by Glenn Whipp
• State sides with CSUEB on firing
  by Kristofer Noceda
• Hayward teenager charged in death
  by Jason Sweeney
• Bay Area, state gas prices climb to record high levels
  by Janis Mara
• Forum teaches caring for elders
  by Angela Hart
• Leadership changes launch new era in Capitol
• One bright spot in real estate
• Military: Iran still trains, arms Iraq
  by Anne Flaherty
• Keep Oakland's industrial land for industry
  by Sharon CORNU
• Police nab East Bay man in ID theft cases
  by Roman Gokhman
• Assemblyman decries city's effort to control Tassajara
  by Jeanine Benca
• Madden: Favre move 'sad day'
  by Cam Inman
• Attorney: Slaying 'colossal tragedy'
  by Paul Burgarino
• Images of California on display
  by Karen Holzmeister
• China to spend more on defense
  by Tim Johnson
• Council denies condominium conversion
  by Martin Ricard
• Schools seek better notification of meat recalls
  by Lesley Clark
• Broadway Ford will drive into sunset
  by Angela Hill
• Obituaries
• State senator enters GOP race for Doolittle congressional seat
  by Don Thompson
• Leadership changes launch a new era in Capitol
• Memphis slayings baffle police
  by Woody Baird
• Wall Street ends mixed
• Foster City's fee for large groups in parks challenged
  by Will Oremus
• Union City teen arrested in slaying
  by Matthew Artz
• Assembly responds to DVC scandal
  by Matt Krupnick
• St. Mary's barely breaks a sweat
  by Pete Elman
• Warriors simply love it when their foes run, too
  by Marcus Thompson II
• Study reveals effects of stopping hormone therapy
  by Barbara Feder Ostrov
• Motorcyclist killed in Belmont accident
• Suspected cargo-theft ring busted
  by Michael Manekin
• Study: Cancer risk lingers years after hormone therapy
  by Barbara Feder Ostrov
• Berkeley photographer featured in exhibit
  by Karen Holzmeister
• Same-sex marriage getstough hearing
  by Josh Richman
• Chang grilled over housing
  by Kelly Rayburn
• Isolated section of Bay Trail to be linked
  by Andrew Cavette
• Johnson nears game action
• Global warming action urged
  by Doug Mellgren
• It's the best, worst of times for black women
  by David Crary
• Alameda: Hundreds of students rail against sports, other cuts
  by Peter Hegarty
• Urango case heading to jurors
  by Ben Aguirre Jr
• Diabetic bodybuilder sues city over arrest
  by Michael Manekin
• Tigers say later to Gators
  by Scott Campbell
• Castro Valley man arrested in 38 identity theft cases
  by Roman Gokhman
• 3 Bay Area cities named among greenest in nation
  by Janis Mara
• Study reveals effects of stopping hormone therapy
  by Barbara Feder Ostrov
• Grassle finds 'Comforts,' Gold strikes 'Mother' lode
  by Chad Jones
• State Supreme Court ruling could set standard for nation
  by Josh Richman
• San Leandro man Berkeley's third homicide victim
  by Kristin Bender
• Oakland, Berkeley among greenest cities
  by Janis Mara
• Beating around the Bush
• Celebrating the most hectic holiday, Panic Day
• Air Force: U.S. nukes outdated
  by Lolita C Baldor
• Leadership changes launch new era at Capitol
• Tracy Tortoise is back home
  by Mike Martinez
• Dellums plea for police recruit funds OK'd by Oakland council
  by Kelly Rayburn
• Attempt to modify oath justifies firing, state says
  by Kristofer Noceda
• NorCal boys Div. I: Cougars finish strong to win
  by Steve R Waterhouse
• Chamberlin pitches Moreau to second win

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