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Articles in Mar 9, 2008, issue of Oakland Tribune

• Sikhs vying for spots at temple
  by Lisa Fernandez
• Chaquico jazzed about animals
• Old Brew carries Panthers through
  by Chace Bryson
• Sweep sets back Stanford
  by Darren Sabedra
• Vonn sets U.S. downhill mark with 10th win
• Jackson's defender flies white flag
  by Geoff Lepper
• Oakland's new cathedral will have free clinic
  by Barbara Grady
• Slain girl, 4, remembered a year later
  by Jason Sweeney
• No arrests one year after 4-year- old slain
  by Jason Sweeney
• Couple helps search for missing people
  by Meera Pal
• Famed Plaza Hotel reopens after three-year renovation
  by Beth J Harpaz
• Stanford women rout UCLA
  by Jon Wilner
• Transit system gets retrofit funds
  by Denis Cuff
• County faces 'silver tsunami'
  by Ryan Huff
• Cherry leads Mack's second-half outburst
  by Jimmy Durkin
• Three's not a crowd: Cardinal trio rules
  by Mark Emmons
• Two males shot in separate San Francisco incidents
  by Bay City News
• Police in Iraq find massive grave
• German au pair teaches, learns with new family
  by Rachel Cohen
• Hundreds turn out for tour of Peet's Coffee & Tea roastery
  by Kamika Dunlap
• Local schools prepare for big budget cuts
  by Kristofer Noceda
• Consumers urged to scrutinize 'eco-friendly claims'
  by Janis Mara I
• Swamp walks lead visitors to rare wild orchids in Florida
  by Jennifer Kay
• Fed not getting snookered by collateral risk
• Camp Galileo offering more scholarships
  by Andrew Cavette
• Educators must make cuts without harming students
• Warriors work their own magic in Orlando
  by Geoff Lepper
• A's Suzuki starting to feel right at home
  by Joe Stiglich
• St. Patrick rallies past Justin-Siena
  by Chace Bryson
• Tracy man gets 25 years for child porn
  by Mike Martinez
• Peet's piques interest with Alameda roasting facility
  by Kamika Dunlap
• Judge inclined to dismiss suit against Islamic group
  by Paul Elias
• Fairway Park residents want their streets back
  by Jason Sweeney
• Cops hope cash will get witnesses to talk
  by Karl Fischer
• Mountains, Marlboro men win over bikinis and beaches
  by Shirley Dang
• Obituaries
• Center teaches yoga to juvenile offenders
  by Barbara Grady
• Fresno slips past Ohlone
• Inside mind of Raiders
• Harden works on mechanics
  by Joe Stiglich
• Sacred Heart girls sneak by
• Panel discusses salmon shortage
  by Mike Taugher
• Colleges turning to high-tech security
  by Neil Gonzales
• Marine sentenced for fatal shooting
• What's the economy, stupid? (This column first ran on Jan. 5, 1988.)
• Credit markets go from bad to worse Alabama county, mortgage lender,
  by Joe Bel Bruno
• Dirt? Bugs? Roughing it? Yes, a city slicker answers the call of the
  by Shirley Dang
• Obituaries
• Competition fierce at science quiz bowl
  by Roman Gokhman
• Manteca rallies for title
  by Dave Campbell
• Injury bug spreading like pollen
  by Art Spander
• Hennessey to stay in pen
  by Daniel Brown
• Tar Heels beat Duke for title
• Competition fierce in science bowl
  by Roman Gokhman
• Panel meeting this week on West's salmon shortage
  by Mike Taugher
• Israel plans peace talks despite attacks
  by Laurie Copans
• Fitness fans find a home in Union City
  by Jamaal Johnson
• Friendship begins, develops and flourishes over telephone
• Some things to know if you want to go
• Under Schwarzenegger budget woes arent better
  by Tim Hunt
• Obituaries
• Cut education costs but don't harm students
• Sacred Heart girls sneak by
• Pac-10 refs do it to Cal this time
  by Jeff Faraudo
• Back spasms sideline Red Sox's Beckett
• Duke upsets No. 5 Maryland
• Manteca seeks input on restaurants, retail
  by Paul Burgarino
• Artist agrees to let mural be painted over
  by Mark Abramson
• Spain to vote in black shroud
  by Harold Heckle
• Fire damages apartment building
• Peet's piques Alamedans' interest at grand opening
  by Kamika Dunlap I
• Two bicyclists struck and killed by sheriff's vehicle in Cupertino
  by Leslie Griffy
• It all comes down to relationship
• Sierra holds on for tie and wins Bronze Pool
  by James Leonard
• Cal blows big lead, hangs on
  by Jennifer Starks
• Ryan talks about baseball, steroids
• $1,000 colt sniffs roses
  by Dennis Miller
• Volunteers aid Franciscans at retreat
  by Lea Blevins
• Belmont man photographed WWII attack
  by Mark Abramson
• Medicaid changes to spark battles
  by Barbara Barrett