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Articles in Apr 14, 2008, issue of Oakland Tribune

• Council, Kaiser agree on new hospital
  by Martin Ricard
• Environmental prizewinners feted in S.F.
  by Suzanne Bohan
• Oakland brothers blaze biofuel trail
  by Barbara Grady
• Plan to sell off state's surplus property shows scant results
  by Steve Geissinger
• Cinnamongirls, mentors host Ladies Tea
  by Anna Belle Peevey
• State's illness report dangerous
• Special win makes Ochoa Hall eligible
  by Traci Carl
• Tiger Slam plan lost in the Woods
  by Art Spander
• Turban Day honors Sikh identity, values
  by Jamaal Johnson
• It's come to this
• Bay Area divided on how to fix state budget
  by Mike Zapler
• Big Unit returns to smokin' D'backs
  by Daniel Brown
• Airlines need better way to handle flight disruptions
• Once again, jocks push aside scholars at UC
  by Matt Krupnick
• Nuggets: One win, they're in NBA ROUNDUP
• Bankrupt airlines abandoned passengers
• More W's in W's future
• Environmentalists gather for S.F. awards
  by Suzanne Bohan
• Tiny stowaways menace California's waterways
  by Denis Cuff
• A's fall down in the snow
  by Joe Stiglich
• Brothers from Oakland lead biofuel revolution
  by Barbara GradyOAKLAND
• Athletes benefit from UC's admission-by-exception rule
  by Matt Krupnick
• A shattered love affair, but not for worse
  by Dave Newhouse
• Fundraiser money buys K-9 officers bulletproof vests
  by Mark Abramson
• World Bank leader calls for action on food prices Rising food costs
  by Harry Dunphy
• For octopuses, sex complex
  by Rachel Tompa
• Helping Oakland spin green into gold
  by Sarah Terry-Cobo
• Update: Crash cleared on SB 880 at High Street
• East Bay Democrats pick convention delegates
  by Gideon Rubin
• UC asks Legislature to protect animal researchers
  by Matt Krupnick
• Awards celebrate environmentalists
  by Suzanne Bohan
• Nolan does it to Sharks again
  by David Pollak
• Brothers from Oakland lead biofuel revolution
  by Barbara Grady
• Hayward pair go on trial today in C.V. man's death
  by Gideon Rubin
• Poll finds limits to regional unity
  by Sara Steffens
• Origins of Easter
• St. Mary's suits Bennett, but Stanford would too
  by Monte Poole
• Despite state budget crunch, UC runs 'Fantasy Island' station
  by Steve Geissinger
• Highlands likely to get artificial turf
  by Mark Abramson
• Acceptance rates down at UC campuses
  by Matt Krupnick
• Helping Oakland spin green into gold
  by Sarah Terry-Cobo
• Maybe we should all do a 'last lecture'
• Zero Jewish population?
• First steps of a great sage
  by Christine Morente
• Jews face Passover amid 'Kosher Cracker Crisis'
  by Lisa Fernandez
• World Bank leader calls for action on rising food prices
  by Harry Dunphy
• Tracy police urge vigilance after car device thefts
  by Mike Martinez
• Poll shows residents feel strong ties with Bay Area
  by Sara Steffens
• Redwood City company hosts student's eco-friendly blog
  by Kyveli Diener
• Turban Day celebrates Sikh identity, community
  by Jamaal Johnson
• Lawmakers want more info on UC's research 'paradise'
  by Steve Geissinger
• Man rescued from San Francisco Bay
  by Bay City News Service
• Area Dems pick their delegates in state caucus
  by Gideon Rubin
• NorCal and SoCal battle for transportation funds
  by Erik N Nelson
• From the grass-roots up: Lawyer sees a green future
  by Sarah Terry-Cobo
• Bruins finally solve Montreal in Game 3 NHL ROUNDUP
• Pietrus decides he wants to stay
  by Geoff Lepper
• By them, the bells toll
  by Jackie Burrell
• Hayward duo's murder trial starts today
  by Gideon Rubin
• World Bank president calls for action on food prices
  by Harry Dunphy
• District budget woes threaten bus service
  by Linh Tat
• Novel transformation
  by Dave Ellison
• 'King of Customizers' still surprised by his success
  by Meera Pal
• Debate over Iraq war takes another surreal turn
• Stanton gives parents a lesson on learning
  by Kristofer Noceda
• Airlines shouldn't hang passengers out to dry
• Bay Area divided on budget solutions
  by Mike Zapler
• Aging airlines face harsher months in upcoming audits
  by Dan Caterinicchia
• IRS auditing fewer big firms, watchdog says
  by Jim Abrams
• Four pretenders, one contender
• Unblinking eyes link to Santa Rita
  by Gideon Rubin
• Reiser asks for new attorney at 11th hour
  by Chris Metinko
• Day at the driving range to start costing more
• Finding home care
  by Joan Aragone
• Oakland brothers lead biofuel revolution
  by Barbara Grady
• Maybe we all should do a 'last lecture'
• Poll: Residents feel strong tie to Bay Area
  by Sara Steffens
• Schwarzeneggers's sell-off plan shows only scant results
  by Steve Geissinger
• Maybe we should all do a 'last lecture'
• Hayward man's murder trial opens with a bang
  by Paul Rosynsky