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Articles in Mar 27, 2008 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Berkeley bans smoking in public, commercial areas
  by Doug Oakley
• Developer wins top accolade
  by Tim Simmers
• Park-and-ride expansion to shutter Karts-N-Golf
  by Matthew Artz
• Bills target loopholes for teachers accused of abuse
  by Juliet Williams
• Space shuttle ends successful mission
  by Marcia Dunn
• Dublin: Postal Service not meeting demands
  by Sophia Kazmi
• Perks await Giants fans during hallmark season
  by Angela Hart
• Missile fuses sent to Taiwan a mistake, Bush tells China
  by Terence Hunt
• USDA might withhold retailer names in recalls
  by Erica Werner
• County psychiatric hospital to use private security firm
  by Chris Metinko
• Home-school ruling voided
  by Dana Hull
• 3.2 quake strikes south of Antioch
  by Bay City News Service
• Cal women are still in shock Cal women still in shock that season's
  by Jennifer Starks
• Fatal Fairfield crash closes 1 EB I-880 lane
  by Bay City News Service
• Choir to sing, bells to ring, celebrating spring's arrival
• Special Olympics hoops tourney starts Saturday
• Tracy Interfaith nears opening of new facility
  by Mike Martinez
• Local African Americans to be honored tonight
  by Daniel Powell
• Controller: Party misuse of funds
  by Steve Geissinger
• Cal, Barbour should take it slow
  by Carl Steward
• Assault weapons finding way into street conflicts
  by Matt Sedensky
• BART board close to deal for seat cushions, covers
  by Denis Cuff
• A's love trip to Tokyo, but their bodies may not
  by Joe Stiglich
• Two Livermore women arrested in foreclosure scam
• Study: Belly fat linked to dementia
  by Sandy Kleffman
• BART may award deal for seat cushions, covers
  by Denis Cuff
• JuicyCampus site may be on the hook for campus gossip
  by Steve Geissinger
• Giants announce array of fan enticements for hallmark season
  by Angela Hart
• Bills target teacher sex-abuse loophole
  by Juliet Williams
• Pentagon tells Bush of strain on troops
  by Robert Burns
• It's Happy Easter for Hillsdale
  by Scott Campbell
• Tough schedule has Pitt women prepared
  by Elliott Almond
• USDA considers holding back retailers in recalls
  by Erica Werner
• BART may award deal for seat cushions, covers
  by Denis Cuff
• Tracy community helping local family cope with cancer
  by Mike Martinez
• Judge: Accused burglar to stand trial on felony charges
  by Michael Manekin
• Tribune delivery man gets carjacked
• Fontaine 4-hitter puts West in title game
• Man arrested in Tribune delivery driver carjacking
• Controller: Lottery party a misuse of public funds
  by Steve Geissinger
• El Sobrante man pleads guilty for pot-candy
  by Karl Fischer
• Texas educator named UC's new chief
  by Matt Krupnick
• Manteca students, staff honor late teacher, aide
  by Jennifer Gokhman
• Area Marine gets Silver Star
  by Meera Pal
• Shiite militias spreading in southern Iraq, Baghdad
  by Kim Gamel
• Dicey proposal
  by John Horgan
• Airstrike reportedly hits 60
  by Leila Fadelp
• Money for schools hit by property value drop
  by Neil Gonzales
• Schwartz, mates rock for D'backs
• GOP's Conlon thinks numbers are on his side
  by Will Oremus
• Perks await Giants fans at AT&T
  by Angela Hart
• Families learning to spot PTSD
  by Suzanne Bohan
• Granada scores 13 runs, wins title
  by Jimmy Durkin
• Teacher pleads not guilty in 1990s student sex case
  by Shelly Meron
• But Stanford coach all-bark, no-bite, friends insist
  by Darren Sabedra
• Cop car and Caprice collide
• Prospective UC president no stranger to lean times
  by April Castro
• Fremont girls learn about tech careers
  by Melanie Carroll
• Girls learn about careers
  by Melanie Carroll
• Eight injured in crash on Golden Gate Bridge
• Court to rehear home-school case
  by Dana Hull
• Schools lose while CEO Ellison saves
  by Neil Gonzales
• Slain man identified as North Oakland resident
• Oakland Tech student charged in playground stabbing
• Giants' 'new look' isn't quite so new
  by Art Spander
• Sarkozy: Taliban must be defeated
  by David Stringer
• Hall of Fame accolade caps Oakland activist's career
  by Angela Hart
• Manteca students, staff honor late teacher, aide
  by Jennifer Gokhman
• Tribune delivery man gets carjacked
• Sierra snowpack dips to normal
  by Don Thompson
• Pinole man's book recalls days before Giants and A's
  by Dave Newhouse
• Parachute sparks D.B. Cooper buzz anew
  by Joseph B Frazier
• Officials to closely study pollution's effect on city
  by Martin Ricard
• If Montgomery says no, pick Bennett
  by Jeff Faraudo
• Webber's fast exit leaves it to others
  by Geoff Lepper
• Berkeley restricts smoking in public
  by Doug Oakley
• Property reassessment means less school funds
  by Neil Gonzales
• Earlier public input possible
  by Shaun Bishop
• State controller : Lottery party a misuse of public funds
  by Steve Geissinger
• Pedestrian hurt trying to cross freeway entrance

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