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Articles in Mar 26, 2008, issue of Oakland Tribune

• Use it or lose it: Residents asked to support hospital
• Still time to see Berkeley Opera's 'L'Elisir d' Amore'
  by Cheryl North
• Canseco book links A-Rod to distributor
• Obituaries
• FEMA map update shows flood risk to local homes
  by Martin Ricard
• Police: Mt. Eden brawl may be gang-related
  by Kristofer Noceda
• Passenger rights OK'd
• Chauncey Bailey Project awarded
• Parties at odds over Clemens
• Newspaper owner acted legally, labor board rules
  by George Avalos
• Bedside protection
• Plan to restore salmon habitat approved
• Officials warn budget cuts hurt TB prevention efforts
  by Mike Swift
• Harden leads revenge on Red Sox to split series, A's win 5-1
  by Joe Stiglich
• Judge to decide if council candidate eligible for race
  by Kelly Rayburn
• Prospective UC president used to lean times for education
  by April Castro
• Police drop for cover when gunfire erupts
  by Banks Albach
• Supervisors back bill seeking Cow Palace development
  by Christine Morente
• Officials warn budget cuts hurt TB prevention efforts
  by Mike Swift
• Obituaries
• Assembly panel kills pregnancy parking
  by Edwin Garcia
• Stretch of I-880 to close overnight
• THE FAB FASZHOLZ FIVE
  by Jeff Faraudo
• Road-rage suspects face felony charges
  by Ben Aguirre Jr
• Chauncey Bailey Project garners investigative award
• Obituaries
• Alameda makes it 2-for-2 in Japan
• Poll: Public still backs bond measure for parks
  by Denis Cuff
• Newspaper owner action was legal, labor board rules
  by George Avalos
• Emil Brown leads Athletics to 5-1 win over Red Sox
  by AP
• Page Mill firm will move ahead with rent increases
  by Banks Albach
• S.F. mayor blasts Medi-Cal reductions
  by Juliet Williams
• Attarian opts for Bears
  by Phil Jensen
• More questions than answers from sound bites
• Dems hope to strike two-thirds budget requirement
  by Steven Harmon
• Democrats push measure to take control of state budget
  by Steven Harmon
• Transient suspected in assault on Hayward woman
  by Jason Sweeney
• Howard carries Mavs by Clippers
• Baseball Gordie Classic Monte Vista (8-2) 000 000 0--0 1 0 Livermore
• Cowboy Singleton rides high
  by Chace Bryson
• Sales tax on services might be just the thing
• Road-rage suspects face felonies
  by Ben Aguirre Jr
• Experts: Two-year colleges can reform despite low cash
  by Matt Krupnick
• Hayward Planning Commission to hear arguments on proposed security
  by Matt O'Brien
• District places moratorium on water shutoffs
  by Barbara Grady
• Rock-climbing gymnasium again facing rocky future
  by Eric Kurhi
• Clashes erupt in Baghdad, Basra
  by Robert H Reid
• JuicyCampus may be on the hook for juicy gossip
  by Steve Geissinger
• Assembly shelves pregnant-parking bill
  by Edwin Garcia
• School boards will decide who walks at graduation ceremony
  by Neil Gonzales
• Look out -- it's the return of inflation
• Boys are singing, bells are ringing on choir tour
• Tracy, West hoist sails at Atwater
• Bailey project wins award
• Separate bridge projects to converge
  by Erik N Nelson
• Armed and ready ... in bed
• Project wins investigative award
• Senator: Let majority rule on state budget
  by Steven Harmon
• Web site may be on the hook for gossip
  by Steve Geissinger
• West approach to Bay Bridge to straighten up
  by Erik N Nelson
• Arroyo rides Jack Express to finals
  by Matt Smith
• Labor board says paper acted legally
  by George Avalos
• Obituaries
• Assembly panel rejects disabled parking for pregnant women
  by Edwin Garcia
• Girl riding bike hit by van in San Ramon
  by Sophia Kazmi
• Social justice central to Hermanson's run
  by Will Oremus
• Newspaper owner acted legally, labor board says
  by George Avalos
• Daily Review series wins award
• Community colleges short on cash
• Woman assaulted in robbery
  by Jason Sweeney
• Firefighters still first-responders
  by Shaun Bishop
• Most backing parks bond
  by Denis Cuff
• Man slain Tuesday in East Oakland identified
• 'The Mayan Way' series wins social justice award
• Chauncey Bailey Project wins investigative award
• California protesters rally to save Hmong refugees
  by Stephen Magagnini
• Bears have work to do in offseason
  by Jeff Faraudo
• Officials warn budget cuts hurt TB prevention efforts
  by Mike Swift
• Separate bridge projects to converge as one span
  by Erik N Nelson I
• Sharks make point in rally
  by David Pollak