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Articles in Jun 21, 2009 issue of Oakland Tribune

• My Word: Oakland youth Christopher Rodriquez taught, inspired and
  by Don Perata
• Light-hitting Giants walk off with win vs. Rangers
  by Andrew Baggarly
• Me and My Car: This sporty roadster is 47 years old and showroom
  by David Krumboltz
• Menus
  by Anonymous
• Births
  by Anonymous
• Chance to save daughter's life is best gift of all, Danville dad
  by Eric Louie
• Valley Life: She's a dramatic class act
  by Penny Warner
• Roadshow: The mess at I-580 and I-680
  by Gary Richards
• State needs more courage in budget
  by Anonymous
• State should declare bankruptcy
  by Anonymous
• Around the Remote: Chuck barney's TV Picks for June 21-27
  by Chuck Barney
• Robert B. Jacobs:
  by Robert B Jacobs
• James Dulley: Roll-up shutters add efficiency, privacy, security
  by James Dulley
• Housing Sale Statistics CCT
  by Anonymous
• Real estate transactions CCT
  by Anonymous
• Real estate transactions ANG papers
  by Anonymous
• Advice Goddess: Ink bots
  by Amy Alkon
• Housing Sale Statistics ANG papers
  by Anonymous
• Ellen James Martin:
  by Ellen James Martin
• Pet of the week: Matilda is ready to settle down in a nice quiet
  by Wendy McNelley
• Tammerlin Drummond: Oakland boy forgives attacker at sentencing
  by Tammerlin Drummond
• Dr. Kate Scannell: California's budget cuts: Deep to the bone,
  by Dr Kate Scannell
• Sunday Perspective: What North Korea wants
  by Victor Cha
• Sunday Perspective: Ike hosted Khrushchev, let's bring Kim Jong Il
  by Peter Carlson
• Northern California bestsellers, week ending June 7.
  by Anonymous
• San Francisco journalism: born from the barrel of a gun
  by Pat Craig
• Review: Read renders riveting account of journalism's rough-and-
  by Lisa Vorderbrueggen
• Nilda Rego: Boxing bear a prominent part of Port Costa s storied
  by Nilda Rego
• Grit Lit: Latest offering in Rucka's 'Kodiak' series is the mother
  by Myles Knapp
• Daniel Borenstein: BART's pay data overstated case, but message the
  by Daniel Borenstein
• Literary calendar for week of June 21, 2009
  by Anonymous
• Review: Two dozen sports reminiscences ponder the father-son
  by Dave Newhouse
• Tammerlin Drummond: Voices of angels right here in the Bay Area
  by Tammerlin Drummond
• Miss Manners: 'Goody bags' creepy and inconvenient
  by Miss Manners by Judith Martin
• Byron Williams: Obama must renege on tax promise if we want
  by Contributing columnist
• Viewpoint: In California, where there's smoke there are taxes
  by Nicholas Goldberg
• Ask Amy: Pants Suit Appropriate for Wedding Attire
  by Amy Dickinson
• Gary Bogue: Our pets: Your help is needed to save pet lives
  by Gary Bogue
• A little song, a little dance, a little dognapping for Betty White
  by Roger Moore
• Kim Alexis brings more than beauty to She's Got the Look"
  by Rick Bentley
• Our Time: Michael Connelly's books show real-time characters
  by Anonymous
• At 87, 'Proposal' co-star Betty White is busier than ever
  by Robert W Butler
• Lurie: Here's who should be playing in baseball's 2009 All-Star Game
  by Marty Lurie
• More students using 'academic steroids' despite risks, ethical
  by Kevin Leahy
• Berkeley teen arrested on suspicion of shooting at Oakland police
  by Anonymous
• KTVU's Somerville settling in as Richmond's replacement
  by Chuck Barney
• Material Mom's new child heads for London
  by Gieson Cacho
• Fire destroys Hercules home
  by Robert Jordan
• Pittsburg car thief hits pole, knocks out power
  by Robert Jordan
• Legislation could expand memorial to Port Chicago disaster
  by Paul Burgarino
• Record of maintenance, safety problems dog Richmond senior housing
  by Katherine Tam
• Teens learn engineering, construction and manufacturing skills
  by Theresa Harrington
• San Carlos teen gets college degree, $20,000 scholarship
  by Neil Gonzales
• Pinole administrative cuts threaten collaborative West County fire
  by Tom Lochner
• Elementary, My Dears: Summer learning loss -- keeping the edge
  by Margaret Lavin
• Tauscher moves closer to confirmation
  by Anonymous
• Joan Aragone: Study shows cognitive skills can be maintained
  by Joan Aragone
• Sam's Chowder House hitting the road with seafood van
  by Julia Scott
• Hayward sisters hope creperie will bring community together
  by Kristofer Noceda
• Dave Newhouse: A half-century in journalism. Whoosh!
  by Dave Newhouse
• San Mateo-Foster City's new grading system to continue
  by Neil Gonzales
• SalmonAid organizes to fight threat of extinction
  by Sean Maher
• Man pilfers steak and shrimp in El Cerrito, lands in jail
  by John Simerman
• San Mateo filmmaker explores life of "original maverick" Pete
  by Sean Maher
• correction
  by Anonymous
• Police search for suspect in Richmond fatal shooting
  by John Simerman
• Aurilia mourning death of father
  by Andrew Baggarly
• Braden cools off A's own bats
  by Joe Stiglich
• Zito dominant against Rangers
  by Andrew Baggarly
• Mickelson enjoys moving day
  by Anonymous
• Local soccer teams bound for nationals
  by Matt Schwab
• A's reunion Bash lacks some power
  by Monte Poole
• Kahne is king of Infineon
  by Curtis Pashelka
• Americans defy odds, advance
  by Anonymous
• New restart rule benefits Kahne most
  by Gary Peterson
• It's safety first for sixth-place Montoya
  by Curtis Pashelka