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Articles in Mar 1, 2008, issue of Oakland Tribune

• Police catch carjacking suspect
  by Matthew Artz
• Menlo School rules in Div. IV
  by Glenn Reeves
• Braun could be on the way out
  by Carl Steward
• Bills would change lottery
  by Steve Geissinger
• Peninsula holding on to job growth
  by Tim Simmers
• Bottling plant owner fined for ethanol spill
  by Alan Fackler
• Officials develop disease plan for SFO
  by Mark Abramson
• Students toast Afro-American culture
  by Jenna V Loceff
• Ducks defensemen get offensive
• Thousands call for Arroyo resignation
  by Oliver Teves
• For some Hawaii residents, tourists make lousy neighbors
  by Sudhin Thanawala
• Bill proposing changes to lottery faces opposition
  by Steve Geissinger
• Creekside wins hoops league title YOUTH BASKETBALL
• Ex-Philly coach, Webber still fueding
  by Geoff Lepper
• Schwarzenegger answers critics on water strategy
  by Mike Taugher
• More and more white men moving to support Obama
  by Mary Anne Ostrom
• East Bay jobs getting hard to find, keep
  by George Avalos
• Fatal shooting in Union City
  by Rob Dennis
• Boomers urged: Apply for benefits online
• No Kidd-napping this time: He leads Mavs
• China agrees to share some MIA records
  by Cara Anna
• Abducted Oakland man fatally stabs captor
  by Harry Harris
• Divine winnowing process selects Mormon president
  by David L White
• Schools to lobby against budget
  by Todd R Brown
• Carlmont cold vs. San Benito
  by Simi Lee
• Harden's season of anguish
  by Jeff Faraudo
• San Ramon development re-energized
  by Jeanine Benca
• Talks begin in train death suit
  by Mark Abramson
• Flood maps may mandate insurance
  by Karen Holzmeister
• Doctors say Botox can treat neurological illness
  by Megan Twohey
• Dedicated educator led by example
  by Cecily Burt
• Hampton scores 16 as Cal whips WSU
• Federal judge tells Bonds' prosecutors to try again
  by Paul Elias
• 2 shot near Union City park
  by Rob Dennis
• No MVAL survivors at state tourney
  by Steve R Waterhouse
• Serra's Malak goes 3-for-3 on Day 1 STATE WRESTLING
  by Richard Motroni
• Flu to flew: Jack's shots cure to ills
  by Rick Hurd
• Dead man found may have been thief, police say
  by Paul Burgarino
• South San Francisco works to attract life-science firms
  by Christine Morente
• Family: Car chase suspect mentally ill
  by Roman Gokhman
• Professor claims to have discovered Ark of the Covenant
  by Troy Anderson
• Travelers may avail of 'Clear' at airport check-in
• Wooden falls, fractures wrist and collarbone DIGEST
• Israel warns of disaster in Gaza
  by Amy Teibel
• Fremont fire kills 1, displaces 33
  by Todd R Brown
• Las Positas women have a leg up on foes Las Positas women have a leg
  by Jeffery Bennett
• 49ers sign Bruce to help wideouts
  by Daniel Brown
• Finally on Cust of opening day
  by Art Spander
• Alameda County to induct 7 into Women's Hall of Fame
  by Kelly Gust
• Charity founder accepts plea deal in sex case
  by Michael Manekin
• Man sought in sexual assault near BART
  by Rachel Cohen
• Schools will see expanded services
  by Katy Murphy
• White Elephant Sale at Oakland Museum
• Stanford shakes off UW for 14th straight
• Putin leaving, but 'Putinism' to remain
  by Douglas Birch
• Man claims to have found link to lost Ark
  by Troy Anderson
• Cal's Drake passes stalled foe
  by Jimmy Durkin
• Acosta survives, Crosby edged
  by Steve R Waterhouse
• Vizquel wants to be safe not sorry in rehab
  by Andrew Baggarly
• Burglaries on the rise, authorities say
  by Scott Marshall
• New charter high school may open in East Palo Alto
  by Shaun Bishop
• Cops nab carjacking suspect; victim OK
  by Matthew Artz
• East Bay job opportunities disappearing
  by George Avalos
• New documentary 'King Corn' is a lot more than filler fare
  by Angela Woodall
• Clemens a no-show at spring training
• Wall Street stumbles
  by Tim Paradis
• Woman: Clergyman abused me
  by Scott Marshall
• Bland also looking for state three-peat
  by Ben Enos
• Chavez back pain steps to the front
  by Rick Hurd
• Surveyors: No return to dry conditions of'07
  by Julie Sevrens Lyons
• Tracy Women's Forum conference to feature Bishop Tutu's daughter
• Bonds''03 testimony revealing
  by Howard Mintz
• Woman, 82, still loves to teach
  by Kristofer Noceda
• Pizza prices tough to swallow
  by George Avalos
• Man fatally shot at Fruitvale taco truck
• Eagles snatch prized Samuel
• Democratic fundraising rattles GOP
  by Jim Kuhnhenn
• Family mourns toddler hit by car
  by Javier Erik Olvera
• Martin-Del Campo wins a match at State
• Magowan admits talking to Selig
  by Andrew Baggarly