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Articles in Apr 13, 2008 issue of Oakland Tribune

• BART staving off cuts with ridership growth
  by Denis Cuff
• Clinton slams Obama over 'bitter' remarks
• CSM's Busbin hits 2 homers
  by Vytas Mazeika
• To contend it depends on'pens
• Pletcher pair 1-2, Pyro finishes 10th
  by Richard Rosenblatt
• Al's shoe firm producing StackJack-1
  by Geoff Lepper
• Upgrade needed
• Slaying of Pleasanton couple remains a mystery
  by Jeanine Benca
• Clinton slams Obama over 'bitter' remarks
• Posthumous honor for bridge Samaritan
  by Robert Salonga
• Bay Area food stamp enrollment skyrockets
  by Sara Steffens
• Plans for high-speed rail system dubious
• Visions of bullet trains unlikely to be reality
• East Bay pair's documentary to premiere at NYC festival
  by Martin Ricard
• The Eye of a defiant Tiger
  by Art Spander
• Only 'The Babe' has something on Cards' Ankiel
• 'Pacman' to bid again for NFL reinstatement
• Amid state budget crunch, UC runs island 'paradise'
  by Steve Geissinger
• Posthumous honor for Bay Bridge Samaritan
  by Robert Salonga
• Dangers of nosh trail
• UC officials understated president's compensation
  by Daniel Borenstein
• Economic hypochondria
• New book a delightful romp through Oakland
  by Annalee Allen
• Slaying victim was 'intense,' friends say
  by Jeanine Benca
• Arts center may be completed in late 2009 Pleasanton City Council to
  by Meera Pal
• SM's Spencer gets the jump
  by Richard Motroni
• Clowe's passion a 'mean' to end
  by David Pollak
• Snedeker no mirage in second place
  by Art Spander
• Sutter files C.V. hospital proposal
  by Karen Holzmeister
• Developers unite on traffic study
  by Mark Abramson
• Executive or imperial branch?
• Slaying victim was 'intense,' friends say
  by Jeanine Benca
• Mass grave is 2nd in week
  by Kim Gamel
• Traveling show depicts wartime hardships in U.S.
  by Angela Woodall
• An exciting time for the Oakland Zoo
• Plant proposal under attack
  by Matt O'Brien
• Horror of economic hypochondria
• Cain not ready to mutiny
  by Daniel Brown
• Bowker hits home run in debut
  by Daniel Brown
• Bench play cost Warriors
  by Carl Steward
• Governor's sell-off plan shows only scant results
  by Steve Geissinger
• San Bruno school wants to expand to K-8
  by Neil Gonzales
• Mamet's shift to right reflects a more realistic view
• Documentary follows area girls going through puberty
  by Martin Ricard
• U.S. gets its first Benedict-ion
  by Michael Collins
• Oakland architect's record to face scrutiny
  by Kristina Peterson
• Expediency over safety
• South wins on Hwee shot at buzzer
  by John Baker
• Gotta love The Masters
• Slocum runs well in Cal scrimmage
  by Eric Gilmore
• UCSF study challenges ER overcrowding theory
  by Suzanne Bohan
• '(This job) makes me feel like I'm part of something and I'm
• Ex-cop charged in wiretap case says he didn't take bribes
  by Greg Risling
• Austria in a froth over Jesus' Last -- Orgy?
  by William J Kole
• Tiny stowaways menace California's waterways
  by Denis Cuff
• Flight canceled? Find some terminal fun while you wait
  by Angela Hill
• Police still seeking motive in Pleasanton slayings
  by Jeanine Benca
• It's time to end post-Reagan politics
• An exercise in judgment
  by Tim Hunt
• Warriors stay alive for playoffs
  by Geoff Lepper
• Home opener loss can't spoil Quakes' vibe COMMENTARY
  by Ann Killion
• Okur helps Jazz crush Nuggets NBA ROUNDUP
• Dem faithful caucus today on delegates
  by Will Oremus
• Palo Alto district to scrutinize architect's record
  by Kristina Peterson
• More harm than good in financial patch job
• City explores transit- centric options
  by Martin Ricard
• Sell-off plan shows scant results
  by Steve Geissinger
• Costa remembered for founding police group
  by Martin Ricard
• Fremont roadwork starts Monday
  by Todd R Brown
• '(This job) makes me feel like I'm part of something and I'm
  by Barbara Grady
• Baseball
• IOC shafts Jones' teammates
  by Monte Poole
• Immelman pulls Houdini, still up
  by Doug Ferguson
• Census rehearses for 2010 in San Joaquin
  by Mike Martinez
• Tiny stowaways menace California's waterways
  by Denis Cuff
• Drug lawsuit suppression bad for Americans' health
• '(This job) makes me feel like I'm part of something and I'm
• California redwoods standing test of time
  by Michelle Locke
• Protests await governor in Alameda
  by Peter Hegarty
• What are we waiting for?

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