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Articles in Apr 27, 2008 issue of Oakland Tribune

• San Lorenzo teachers close to new contract
  by Kristofer Noceda
• No wait for six players invited to draft site
  by Anonymous
• Livermore family hands over institution
  by Tim Hunt
• Sinclair take his best shot
  by Dave Campbell
• Inmate killed at Santa Rita county jail
  by Anonymous
• Border fence still faces challenges
  by Dave Montgomery
• Hayward cyber center helps seniors connect with youth
  by Chris Amico
• French cops coming to S.F. to probe death
  by Jason Dearen
• Man of integrity
  by Anonymous
• Man faces trial in Fremont kidnap case
  by Ben Aguirre Jr
• Poole: Raiders need Dorsey, love McFadden
  by Monte Poole
• Stewart wins first at Talladega
  by Anonymous
• League to have a do-over
  by IA Stewart
• District says skull fracture may not be from 'bullying'
  by Erik N Nelson
• Clinton calls for straight debate
  by Mike Glover
• Discounts help local residents go solar
  by Tanya Rose
• Oakland walking tours set to resume
  by Annalee Allen
• Spander: No. 1 pick's dad a big Niners fan
  by Art Spander
• Two killed in pair of unrelated crashes
  by Jeremy Herb
• Philanthropist honored
  by Anonymous
• Solar project becomes lesson in bureaucracy
  by Will Oremus
• Spotted owls struggle to survive as rival moves in
  by Angela Hart
• U.S. Marines returning to Afghanistan
  by Jason Straziuso
• Legal fight to continue in cop shooting
  by David B Caruso
• Cyber center links youth, seniors
  by Chris Amico
• Scary road
  by Anonymous
• Raiders get dream back McFadden a game-breaker
  by Steve Corkran
• Missing 10-year-old found in park
  by Ben Aguirre Jr
• Nolan considered WR in second round
  by Daniel Brown
• Sorry, no offspring
  by Anonymous
• When it's cat vs. mouse, one side needs some help
  by Angela Hart
• Bumpy ride for Clinton campaign raises questions
  by David Lightman
• 30-year-old oversight may lead to deportation
  by Vanessa Colon
• Sharks need more drive
  by Mark Emmons
• Duchscherer back, DiNardo to Cats
  by Joe Stiglich
• Scraperbikes grab worldwide attention
  by Louis Bohan
• Auto thefts down, but area among worst in U.S.
  by Mike Martinez
• City trying to keep artists in W. Berkeley
  by Kristin Bender
• Inmate killed at Santa Rita
  by Anonymous
• Woman giving all in fight against MS
  by Linda Treml Hallam
• Nearly naked activist divisive
  by Anonymous
• Finding alternative energy sources vital to future
  by Anonymous
• DeCastro earns three-peat
  by Michael Bower
• Giants waste plate revival
  by Laurence Miedema
• Franzen's hat trick fuels Detroit
  by Anonymous
• Stanford picks Coach K's top aide
  by Darren Sabedra
• Shakespeare camp offers youths engaging lessons
  by Kyveli Diener
• No mountain lion sightings Friday night or Saturday
  by Chris Amico
• Cops kill robbery, kidnap suspect
  by Kamika Dunlap
• Woman giving her all for campaign against disease
  by Linda Treml Hallam
• Ricketts pitches shutout
  by Scott Campbell
• Niners pick has several doubters
  by Daniel Brown
• Skyline hangs on for dear life
  by Richard Motroni
• Mountain lion not sighted, for now
  by Chris Amico
• Old-time jockeys recall glory of Bay Meadows
  by Melanie Carroll
• Clinton calls for straight debate
  by Mike Glover
• New Haven to shuffle school officials
  by Anonymous
• Paddleboarders venture out after shark attack
  by Allison Hoffman
• Fremont may get its own Berkeley Bowl
  by Matthew Artz
• McFadden's fumbles are a concern RAIDERS NOTES
  by Steve Corkran
• Duke's back, but A's fall short
  by Joe Stiglich
• Cal's Johnson upset by Vessey
  by Jeff Faraudo
• Local woman giving her all in struggle against MS
  by Linda Treml Hallam
• Hollywood trainers don't fear animals, CGI
  by John Rogers
• City trying to keep arists, artisans in West Berkeley
  by Kristin Bender
• Standoff ends peacefully near Jack London Square
  by Anonymous
• Finding alternative energy vital to future
  by Anonymous
• Smith dazzles as Hawks soar
  by Anonymous
• DeSean drops to mid-2nd round
  by Jonathan Okanes
• City tries to keep artists, artisans in West Berkeley
  by Kristin Bender
• Fremont officials travel to China to drum up some business
  by Matthew Artz
• Nonprofit offers health care grants
  by Yevgeniy Sverdlik
• Once a performer, always a performer
  by Anonymous
• Medical pot patients face transplant hurdles
  by Gene Johnson
• Conservationists struggle to save rare wetland area
  by Alicia Chang
• Obama is Democrats' only hope
  by Anonymous
• Local news cuts to keep station afloat Program is TV30's most costly
  by Meera Pal
• New Haven administrators shifting places, roles
  by Anonymous
• Teacher, Pleasanton councilwoman, wins civics education award
  by Linh Tat
• Plans for care center scaled back
  by Mark Abramson

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