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Articles in Apr 6, 2008 issue of Oakland Tribune

• ''High-speed rail could be a very important contribution to the
  by Erik N Nelson
• Karen refugees balance work with learning a new language
  by Momo Chang
• High school Boys track and field OAKLAND INVITATIONAL RELAYS At
• Bocock helps S.F. not to rush Omar
  by Andrew Baggarly
• Killeen still up 4 after ups, downs
  by Curtis Pashelka
• Infant reminds family of father slain in Afghanistan
  by Tanya Rose
• Residents get first glimpse of new park By Alan Fackler I
• A power axis with an East-West shift
• Longtime rodeo producer returning to Cow Palace
  by Christine Morente
• Missile defense on back burner Missile defense deal sidelined
  by Terence Hunt
• Highland Hospital is a mess
• Still together after all these years
  by Dave Newhouse
• California schools can survive budget cuts
• Serra's tied for first after big win
• UCLA's Ben Howland becomes Marv Levy of NCAAs
• Colonel John wins, War Pass falls short Colonel John wins, War Pass
• Pac-king a punch
• After death watch, vital signs for high-speed rail
  by Erik N Nelson
• Ads, research undermine Vytorin
• Council candidates air views on issues San Leandro hopefuls address
  by Martin Ricard
• At our best
• Crowd vents frustrations about city's violent crime rate
  by Sean Maher
• Voting always a roll of the dice
• Clinton defends disputed primaries
• Montgomery excited about Cal challenge
  by Jeff Faraudo
• Non-support of starters hits Giant depths
  by Andrew Baggarly
• Nuggets fall into tie with Warriors
• Contest offers $2,500 to train wild horses
  by Eric Kurhi
• Outrage over Valentine's outage
  by Mark Abramson
• People SPENDING THEIR PARENTS' MONEY ON SOMETHING BESIDES BEER
• Thai Teen adapts to urban life in U.S.
  by Momo Chang
• Skybus ceases operations
• Ads, research undermine Vytorin
• Fremont boy snags 17-pound trout
  by Linh Tat
• Legendary actor Heston dead at 84
  by Bob Thomas
• Dons' Kujore wins shot put at Stanford
• White Sox walk on by Dontrelle
• Ovechkin, Caps finish off unlikely playoff trip
• Governor loosening firm anti-tax stance
  by Mike Zapler
• In statements, governor edges toward tax hikes Governor not holding
  by Mike Zapler
• Rapists, bullies ruin the ranks
• Burmese immigrants find new life in Oakland after hardship
  by Momo Chang
• Iran confirms role in Iraq, al-Sadr truce
• They're making democracy work
  by Annalee Allen
• Parents of dead 2-year-old get $300K
  by John Simerman
• Baseball
• Harden fast rule: Trade him not
• Busch finally leads Nationwide at the end
• Kansas cools off ferocious comeback
  by Eddie Pells
• Teaching your puppy the most important lesson: No biting
• School bond measure draws strong support
  by Kristina Peterson
• Voters young and old set priorities
  by Matt O'Brien
• California schools can survive budget cuts
• Campaign puts focus on burn, scald prevention
  by Marisa Cortez
• Water issues delay Fremont park project By Matthew Artz I Staff
• Castlemont girls take third in relays
  by Matt Smith
• Mitty beats Notre Dame in 8 innings
  by Simi Lee
• Duke's hopeful but set for MRI
  by Joe Stiglich
• A big jinx may soon be snapped
• Sharks vs. Stars
• High-speed rail back on state agenda
  by Erik N Nelson
• Democracy a dirty word in much of the world
• Logistical issues stall plan to turn quarry into fishing pond
  by Matthew Artz
• Iraqi PM wins allies against Shiite militias
  by Hamza Hendawi
• Hit-run driver kills one, injures 2
• Awards ceremony to honor Newark's top volunteers
• Food stamps assist struggling families
  by Sara Steffens
• Candice knows, shows her father's best
  by Monte Poole
• Smoltz, not Glavine to start against Mets
• Rookie rant: Al over Durant
• Tracy high school principals to retire
  by Jennifer Gokhman
• Politics, politics
• The tribal areas: Pakistan's Wild West
• Famed Woodside vineyard still makes prized wines La Questa strives
  by Tim Simmers
• Salaries rising as city faces cutbacks
  by Kelly Rayburn
• California schools can survive budget cuts
• Crisis forces governor to rethink tax stance
  by Mike Zapler
• California schools can survive budget cuts
• Dublin's Attarian wins at Stanford
  by Phil Jensen
• A's Eveland squanders no more
  by Joe Stiglich

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