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Articles in Sep 3, 2008 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Tom Purcell: How about me for president
  by Tom Purcell
• Flawed budget plan
  by editorial
• Correction
  by Correction
• Keep the state's word
  by editorial
• Valley Times Sept. 3 letters to the editor
  by Letters
• Letters to the Editor
  by Letters
• Page Mill Properties celebrates win
  by Banks Albach
• John M. Crisp: The higher-education role of community colleges
  by John M Crisp
• City defends childcare program
  by Banks Albach
• Mills-Peninsula doctor named an emergency medicine "hero"
  by Kyveli Diener
• WEDNESDAY, Sept. 3
  by Joan Morris
• Record Digest
  by Anonymous
• Library Corner
  by Anonymous
• Kid Tips: Teens text-messaging too much
  by Tom McMahon
• John Rosemond: Getting a 4-year-old tantrum-free
  by John Rosemond
• Martinez police report
  by Anonymous
• Record on the Road
  by Anonymous
• In the Military
  by Anonymous
• VIEWPOINTS: PAUL COOPER Electorate involvement critical to
  by Paul Cooper
• Pleasant Hill police report
  by Anonymous
• Pleasant Hill/Martinez public meetings
  by Anonymous
• GOOD NEIGHBOR: JACQUIE OLIVERIUS Students shine in Peace and Justice
  by Jacquie Oliverius
• Barney: 'Sons of Anarchy' is soaked in testosterone
  by Chuck Barney
• Gary Bogue: Do rats get gas and die from drinking beer?
  by Gary Bogue
• Spin Cycle: Cremains, cell phones and nannies
  by Jackie Burrell
• Pets of the Week
  by Anonymous
• Tom Hulce sees coming-of-age as ripe material for theater
  by Pat Craig
• On the menu: Turkey hot dog
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Man wants to mark anniversary, despite 15 years of 'unmarriage"
  by Amy Dickinson
• Community Calendar
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Don't keep plans for kids a secret
  by Jann Blackstone-Ford
• Bay Point residents hear about landfill expansion plan
  by Paul Burgarino
• Pittsburg introduces ordinance to improve business enforcement
  by Paul Burgarino
• What's Happening
  by Bay Area News Group
• Barney: No zip to '90210'
  by Chuck Barney
• Only the truly gullible would believe Mr. Zuma
  by Bill Scholle
• library corner
  by Contra Costa Times
• School Notes
  by Elisabeth Nardi
• Blisset's influence all over 'Dinettes"
  by Sally Hogarty
• Arts notes
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• GOOD NEIGHBOR: JACQUIE OLIVERIUS Students shine in Peace and Justice
  by Jacquie Oliverius
• Walnut Creek police log, Sept. 4
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Walnut Creek news briefs
  by Theresa Harrington
• City Walk in downtown Oakland back on track?
  by Anonymous
• Health Scene calendar
  by Anonymous
• HEALTHY OUTLOOK: What is diabetes and recognizing its symptoms
  by Dr Craig Desoer
• Commercially Green workshop Sept. 18 in Alamo
  by Anonymous
• Public meetings in Walnut Creek
  by Compiled by Theresa Harrington
• Hunt's 'Found Me' affable take on love and marriage
  by Barry Caine
• Try competition
  by Letter to the Editor
• Antioch woman tests positive for West Nile
  by Craig Lazzeretti
• Family Fun calendar
  by Anonymous
• Ong joins Heritage Commerce
  by Anonymous
• On the road for affordable housing
  by Sam Richards
• Stocks on move: ConAgra, Forest Labs, Liz Claiborne, MGIC
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• With a song in their hearts
  by Jennifer Shaw
• Unraveling TVA investments
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Backpacks needed for families in crisis
  by Anonymous
• Fall titles that get a movie geek's pulse racing
  by Robert W Butler
• Burglars hit Oakland school district's headquarters
  by Katy Murphy
• Completion of North Main apartments stalled
  by Theresa Harrington
• My Word: A call to end poverty
  by Pete Stark
• Prosecutor urges jury to convict former sailor in 1985 Oakland
  by Paul T Rosynsky
• Showing what a library can be
  by Sam Richards
• Lower profile, higher returns
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Credit deal deadline nears
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Enrollment jumps in Walnut Creek School District
  by Elisabeth Nardi
• best of the journal
  by Contra Costa Times
• Speed thrills: McFadden may be on fast track to stardom
  by Jerry McDonald
• Longest Raiders runs since 1995
  by Jerry McDonald
• Walnut Creek LibraryFest --- schedule of events
  by Walnut Creek Journal
• Judge will order former coach to stand trial
  by Chris Metinko
• WEST COUNTY TODAY
  by Contra Costa Times
• Volunteer opportunities
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• RELIGIOUS HAPPENINGS
  by Contra Costa Times
• RELIGIOUS HAPPENINGS
  by Contra Costa Times
• Police: Antioch girl lived in squalor, was beaten the morning she
  by Robert Salonga
• EPA fines recycling firm for polluting Bay
  by Mike Taugher
• Review: 'Beautiful Losers' finds fun in art
  by Bob Strauss
• Review: 'Trouble the Water' deeply affecting Hurrican Katrina
  by Bob Strauss

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