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Articles in Aug 24, 2008 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Thousands turn out for annual Chinatown festival
  by Sean Maher
• Another takeover robbery in Oakland, employee pistol whipped
  by Sean Maher
• Giants report: On deck
  by Andrew BaggarlyMercury News
• A's report: On deck
  by Rick Hurd
• Nail salon latest Oakland takeover robbery victim
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Leaflets smear school board candidate
  by Shelly Meron
• 24-hour pharmacy proposal faces review
  by Christine Morente
• It wasn't all bad for USA track
  by Jeff Faraudo
• Lurie: Tracking baseball's `other' races should be exciting
  by Marty Lurie
• PG&E's solar power contracts bode well for state's future
  by editorial
• Byron Williams: Governor and Legislature need to stop dancing and
  by Byron Williams
• Tammerlin Drummond: Sometime justice system isn't just
  by Tammerlin Drummond
• Tim Hunt: A local indicator of state's budget crisis pain
  by Tim Hunt
• Sunday Perspective
  by Fred Hiatt
• Deputies want to sweeten deal
  by Daniel Borenstein
• PG&E's solar power contracts bode well for state's future
  by editorial
• Cold War back
  by Sunday Forum
• Appetite for oil
  by Sunday Forum
• Man's eternal debate: Is pizza better than sex?
  by Tony Hicks
• SUNDAY, Aug. 24
  by Joan Morris
• New Haven students return to school Wednesday
  by Linh Tat
• Allen: Holy Names High's rich history in Oakland
  by Annalee Allen
• Pets of the week
  by Anonymous
• Forecast for fall: lots of new fiction
  by Bob Hoover
• Literary Calendar for the week of Aug. 24
  by Contra Costa Times
• On the agenda
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Northern California best sellers, week ending Aug. 17
  by Contra Costa Times
• Community Calendar
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• On the menu: Pancakes
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• TV's embarrassment of riches
  by Chuck Barney
• Travel calendar
  by From Contra Costa Times
• Q&A: Is VAT refund available by mail?
  by Linda Zavoral
• Signposts: San Juan Marriott launches free vacation contest for
  by From Contra Costa Times
• Around the Remote: Chuck Barney's TV picks for Aug. 24-30
  by Chuck Barney
• Tripipedia: Price of oil sets hotel room rate
  by Ann Tatko-Peterson
• One Perfect Day: Harry Potter's London
  by Jackie Burrell
• Gary Bogue: Our family is getting to know a feral kitten
  by Gary Bogue
• Costa Rica vacation: Zipping from surf to rain forest
  by Jackie Burrell
• Second marriage won't replace first
  by Amy Dickinson
• Housing Sale Statistics ANG papers 8/24
  by Anonymous
• Real estate transactions ANG papers 8/24
  by Anonymous
• Agents tried to tell him -- but seller wouldn't budge
  by Kathleen Lynn
• Housing Sale Statistics 8/24
  by Anonymous
• Habitat for Humanity to build Oakland houses
  by Anonymous
• Latch those cabinets
  by Larry Guillot
• House is a few bricks short of a good deal
  by Barry Stone
• Miss Manners: The subtext isn't flattering
  by Miss Manners by Judith Martin
• Outside Lands continues to impress
  by Anonymous
• Basketball gold is returning home
  by Jeff Faraudo
• Kidd ends international career with perfect record
  by Jeff Faraudo
• U.S. track boss promises changes
  by Jeff Faraudo
• 77-year-old man drowns in the Port of Oakland
  by Anonymous
• Olympic postcard for Monday, Aug. 25
  by Jennifer Starks
• Beijing Games spectacular to the end
  by Jennifer Starks
• U.S. track boss promises changes
  by Jeff Faraudo
• Kidd ends international career with perfect record
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Basketball gold is returning home
  by Jeff Faraudo
• Sullivan: Nurturing the office romance
  by Cameron Sullivan
• U.S. falls short on AIDS care
  by David Ellison
• Man loses consciousness, hits parked vehicles in Antioch
  by Eric Louie
• New principal takes helm at West High School
  by Jennifer Gokhman
• Richmond man shot to death in Vallejo
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Hickey to make unusual run for Sequoia Healthcare District board
  by Shaun Bishop
• San Mateo library still getting praise two years after opening
  by Michael Manekin
• Walnut Creek teacher raises puppies for the blind
  by Elisabeth Nardi
• Eliminating California's suburban sprawl
  by Paul Rogers
• Richmond man dies in Bay Bridge accident
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Students cope well with construction at College of San Mateo
  by Kyveli Diener
• Back to school: Ailing economy strains students, parents
  by Kimberly S Wetzel
• Elementary, My Dears column: Feng shui in the classroom
  by Gwen Minor
• Man's body found in Delta
  by Matt Krupnick
• Chalk Talk: University students lend hand across Peninsula
  by Neil Gonzales
• One killed, eight wounded in Oakland shootings
  by Anonymous
• Bay Area 'icons' head to Democratic convention
  by Lisa Vorderbrueggen
• Students spend summer in Japan
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Peterson: Davis has way of getting last word
  by Gary Peterson
• Fremont martial arts student becomes his idol's disciple
  by Rob Dennis
• Radiohead, Petty highlight inaugural Outside Lands
  by Jim Harrington
• Raiders' Carter, O'Neal are done for the season
  by Steve Corkran
• Alameda County Sheriff's Office gets high marks
  by Gideon Rubin

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