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Articles in Apr 28, 2008 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Letters to the editor:
  by Anonymous
• Hayashi warrants support in Assembly District 18
  by Anonymous
• Former officer offers tips for safer streets
  by Martin Ricard
• Court system for juveniles in disarray
  by Karen de Sa
• Officials promote mandate to fight children's tooth decay
  by Suzanne Bohan
• Commuter blog: They bused us all up, threw away the Key
  by Erik N Nelson
• San Leandro man killed in fire
  by Anonymous
• Car fire in Bayfair BART parking lot sends up plume of smoke
  by Anonymous
• East Bay youths pioneer 'scraperbike' movement
  by Louis Bohan
• Fremont team remembers popular cricket player
  by Lisa Fernandez
• Hard work paying off for Nigeria-born honor student
  by Gideon Rubin
• Prevent abusive robocalls from campaigns
  by Anonymous
• Zito gets an April shower of boos
  by Andrew Baggarly
• Forum set on hate-crime prevention
  by Gideon Rubin
• Stanford looks to protect 4 species found on campus
  by Kristina Peterson
• Hillsborough green teen heads to China
  by Alan Fackler
• E. Palo Alto gives parolees fresh start
  by Banks Albach
• Local scraperbikes ride into global consciousness
  by Louis Bohan
• E. Palo Alto gives parolees fresh start
  by Banks Albach
• Robber makes off with cash from Pleasanton Wal-Mart
  by Robert Salonga
• ICE GIVING WAY UNDER SHARKS
  by David Pollak
• Garbage truck worker struck by car, killed in Oakland
  by Anonymous
• 3-alarm fire displaces family in East Oakland, causes $210,000 in
  by Anonymous
• Kaiser: More pregnant women risk diabetes
  by Alicia Chang
• Hard work pays off for honor student
  by Gideon Rubin
• City man named volunteer of year
  by Shaun Bishop
• Reputed Oakland drug gang member arrested in St. Louis
  by Harry Harris
• Community learns how to nip crime in the bud
  by Martin Ricard
• A wandering soul
  by Dave Ellison
• San Leandro man turns bike design into folk art
  by Meera Pal
• 49er wideout has brawn, baggage
  by Daniel Brown
• Steward: Pavelski plop starts tailspin
  by Carl Steward
• Bureau trims 2010 test run, fears of census undercount Census Bureau
  by Garance Burke
• Diaw-led Suns rout Spurs to stay alive NBA PLAYOFFS
  by Anonymous
• Top pick McFadden wants quick deal RAIDERS NOTES
  by Steve Corkran
• Raiders' Sunday Selections
  by Anonymous
• Brentwood man faces life sentence for Oakland armed robbery
  by Paul T Rosynsky
• Rare plants thrive at explosives test site
  by Betsy Mason
• Armed suspect shot by Oakland police tied to Hayward crimes
  by Gideon Rubin
• Rare plants thrive at Livermore Lab test site
  by Betsy Mason
• Ohlone baseball may be on move
  by Todd R Brown
• A's exit Seattle in happy state
  by Joe Stiglich
• Fourth-graders see rich life of wetlands
  by Rowena Coetsee
• Woman wants to aid military families
  by Christine Morente
• Stanford looks to save four species
  by Kristina Peterson
• Dream Machines Sunday showcases old and new
  by Julia Scott
• Bureau trims 2010 census test run
  by GARANCE BURKE
• Geriatric needs
  by Joan Aragone
• Just burn, baby: Raiders tab fliers
  by Steve Corkran
• James Logan band to host fundraiser for Beijing trip
  by Anonymous
• Locals drafted
  by Anonymous
• Top Carlmont High School student makes all-academic team
  by Anonymous
• Daughter held in cellar for 23 years
  by Veronika Oleksyn
• Few soldiers can vote by e-mail
  by Lolita C Baldor
• Hayward focuses on hate-crime prevention
  by Gideon Rubin
• Stanford aims to protect 4 species
  by Kristina Peterson
• Rare plants thrive at Livermore Lab test site
  by Betsy Mason
• National Guard should return to regular duties
  by Anonymous
• East Bay youths pioneer scraperbike movement
  by Louis Bohan
• Raiders are Darren to be great
  by Anonymous
• Berkeley play to tell Laotian refugees' stories
  by Abigail Curtis
• Reiser guilty of first-degree murder
  by Chris Metinko
• Trial ordered for suspect in woman's death
  by Malaika Fraley
• Border Patrol must stop relying on National Guard
  by Anonymous
• Of doughnuts and discipline
  by Anonymous
• East Palo Alto program helps ex-cons start new life
  by Banks Albach
• Hayashi warrants support for 2nd Assembly term
  by Anonymous
• Coroner identifies body found in San Ramon
  by Robert Salonga
• National Guard should return to regular duties
  by Anonymous
• What can Brown do for you? Drive in bunch of runs
  by Joe Stiglich
• East Bay stars Dixon, Johnson called
  by Michael Bower
• African-American students awarded $5,000 scholarships
  by Anna Belle Peevey
• Woman charged in ID thefts
  by Robert Salonga
• Hwy. 84 south of Livermore blocked after taco truck fire
  by Robert Salonga
• Kaiser: More women with diabetes risk pregnancy
  by Alicia Chang
• Delegate caucus results in dispute
  by Tom Lochner
• Dream Machines showcases old, new
  by Julia Scott
• Raiders got next Tomlinson
  by Anonymous
• A SAFE PLACE Nonprofit caters to needs of sexually exploited youth
  by Barbara Grady
• Study: Juvenile justice system in disarray
  by Karen de Sa

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