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Articles in Mar 30, 2008, issue of Oakland Tribune

• Obituaries
• San Jose State students helping CIA with recruitment
  by Kim Vo
• Must find compromises to stabilize state budget
• Warriors fall out of last spot in playoffs
  by Geoff Lepper
• Cal's QB competition at heart of spring practice
  by Jonathan Okanes
• North Carolina fights on to the Final Four Tar Heels fight on to
  by Aaron Beard
• Tour of Oakland's Fox Theater reveals 'Herculean' effort
  by Dave Newhouse
• Broadway By the Bay theater group ready to take the stage
  by Mark Abramson
• No escaping racial politics
• Refinery linked to 400 spills in 9 years
  by Noaki Schwartz
• Teachers plan rally to call for contract
  by Kristofer Noceda
• Bush plan would boost Fed's power
• Rallies for slain gay teen reveal shift in attitudes
  by Patricia Farrell Aidem
• Paris' market streets remarkable 'little villages'
  by Carol Pucci
• Obituaries
• Cowboys giddyup for annual rodeo
  by Christine Morente
• Lamar's big triple propels E. Union
  by Dave Campbell
• UCLA kisses off Xavier with big dose of Love
  by Andrew Bagnato
• Kanaan spins, Dixon wins Gainsco Indy 300
• Bush plan would boost Fed's power
• Cambodian Americans to discuss atrocities at hearing
  by Gillian Flaccus
• Couple's fuel bills nearing $1,200 a month
  by Gary Richards
• Hey, Mr. Vice President, its called government by the people
• Rallies for slain gay teen reveal shift in attitudes
  by Patricia Farrell Aidem
• No foolin' (This column first ran on April 1, 1995)
• Kanaan spins, Dixon wins Gainsco Indy 300
• Slaying of gay Oxnard student prompts calls for reform
  by Greg Risling
• Man dies in Oakland shooting
  by Shirley Dang
• Obituaries
• Once -treacherous Highway 17 gets safer after upgrades
  by Gary Richards
• Foothill pulls out win in seventh
  by Kyle Bonagura
• Astros waive Woody
• LEAPS AND INBOUNDS
• Living high on the hog
  by Steven Harmon
• Broader powers for Fed planned
• Couple to rebuild home underground
  by Allison Hoffman
• Ill-literacy abounds in health-information age
• CSU Fresno uncorks new wine-tasting room
  by Doug Hoagland
• Long-awaited, long-debated Village Walk opens in San Lorenzo
  by Matt O'Brien
• Groups ready to protest Olympics
  by Kim Vo
• The case for preserving historic sites
  by Annalee Allen
• 9-month-old Pleasanton boy taken to hospital with head trauma
  by Bay City News
• Obituaries
• Experts returning to Manson ranch
  by Juliana Barbassa
• Baseball
• Want losers? Move to Bristol
• March Madness has nothing on April Insanity
  by Monte Poole
• Activists ready to protest Olympic torch
  by Kim Vo
• Air Force storm water plan worries harbor officials
  by Julia Scott
• BART may award deal for seat covers
  by Denis Cuff
• Looming policy nightmare
• New protests in Tibet as diplomats depart
  by Joe Mcdonald
• Former NBA player Rider held in theft
• Stronger oversight needed
• Cambodian Americans to talk about atrocities
  by Gillian Flaccus
• SINS, SECRETS AND DENIAL
  by Rob Dennis
• Former NBA player arrested in L.A.
• Compromises needed to stabilize budget
• Toney's hit in last of 9th gives Cal State win
  by Adrian Ramirez
• Yankees will face Torre in Series
• Duchscherer appears ready for starting role
  by Rick Hurd
• Spring in their step
• Bay Area activists to protest Olympic torch
  by Kim Vo
• Experts test again at Manson ranch
  by Juliana Barbassa
• Assets and liabilities
• Shiites urged to defy Iraqi government
  by Robert H Reid
• Hayward cops plan another gun buyback
  by Jason Sweeney
• Babe Ruth League marks quarter- century in Oakland
  by Kamika Dunlap
• Fremont rabbi heads to The City That Care Forgot
  by Todd R Brown
• Motorcyclist killed in U.S. HWY 101 crash ID'd
  by Bay City News
• Company called 'serial spiller'
  by Noaki Schwartz
• Well going dry
• Carondelet wins Standley title
  by Michael Bower
• Suns top Nets
• A's send Gonzalez to minors
  by Rick Hurd
• City focuses on disaster preparedness
  by Jeanine Benca
• Delegates feeling lobbying pressure
  by Mary Anne Ostrom
• Mukasey says Internet crimes fund terror groups
  by Jordan Robertson
• Compromise key to stabilize state budget
• Faith program opens its doors
  by Laila Kearney