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Articles in Apr 19, 2008, issue of Oakland Tribune

• Prosecutors mull charges in alleged assault
  by Eric Louie
• Ohlone zeroes in on new leader
  by Todd R Brown
• A's Crosby still can mash Not to gnash, shortstop breaks out with 5
  by Joe Stiglich
• Glover takes one-shot lead GOLF ROUNDUP
  by Anonymous
• Prosecutors mull assault charges
  by Eric Louie
• Republicans look to plant fruitful seeds in California
  by Steven Harmon
• Polygamist sect children to undergo genetic testing
  by Michelle Roberts
• School district mulling housing for teachers
  by Will Oremus
• Ads shock for real Sarah Marshalls
  by Susan Young
• Carter meets Hamas chief in Damascus
  by Bassem Mroue
• Roller derby rolls into Bay Area today
  by Scott Van Velsor
• Delegates excited to join the Obama camp
  by Lisa Vorderbrueggen
• Tracy stays unbeaten in SJAA
  by Anonymous
• Quakes' quest for goal goes on
  by Elliott Almond
• Padres rally to beat St.Francis in 7th
  by Scott Campbell
• Father, stepmother held in girl's death
  by Peter Muello
• States want green laws
  by Frank Davies
• Life hard for real Sarah Marshalls
  by Susan Young
• Globalization may conquer ills, docs say
  by Suzanne Bohan
• Stanford professor brews battle over 'Harry Potter'
  by Lisa M Krieger
• Climate action pledged
  by Frank Davies
• Odds against Clinton in 10 final contests
  by David Espo
• Shoes bring attention to 1,779 sex assaults
  by Angela Hill
• Mental exercise
  by Jaime Richards
• Dems introduce bill targeting political calls
  by Frank Davies
• Sutter Health settles classaction lawsuit
  by Malaika Fraley
• Man gets life in cold-case murder
  by Kristofer Noceda
• Foothill rallies to defeat Mustangs in nine innings
  by Kyle Bonagura
• Murder suspect sees easy way out -- court window
  by Paul T Rosynsky
• Ex-OSU coach joins Cal staff
  by Jeff Faraudo
• Deputy finds relatives in department
  by Meera Pal
• Judge upholds Emeryville wage law
  by Cecily Burt
• Govs take lead on warming
  by Frank Davies
• Obama overtaking Clinton despite political bruising
  by Anonymous
• Judge puts plastic bag ban on hold
  by Kelly Rayburn
• Buried jersey up for auction
  by Jay Lindsay
• AC Transit welcomes bus system by lauding past
  by Erik N Nelson
• AC Transit honors old, greets new
  by Erik N Nelson
• Inviting murals brighten animal shelter
  by Yevgeniy Sverdlik
• Great quake more than history to him
  by Ron Harris
• N. Oakland man's killers receive life
  by Paul T Rosynsky
• Man faces 10 years in tool assault
  by Michael Manekin
• 'Revolutionary time' for saving lives
  by Suzanne Bohan
• Jensen having big season for Gaels
  by Curtis Pashelka
• Sornsin sparks Wolves
  by Jeffery Bennett
• Polygamous sect kids to undergo genetic testing
  by Michelle Roberts
• Cain's ERA goes down the drain
  by Andrew Baggarly
• Serra 4x100 relay team wins
  by Glenn Reeves
• Douglas-Roberts to enter NBA draft
  by Anonymous
• Earth Day Festival returns to Stockton
  by Mike Martinez
• Ceremony launches new C.V. library construction
  by Karen Holzmeister
• Week emphasizes child development
  by Christine Morente
• Prosecutors play 'D' in Marine widow case
  by Allison Hoffman
• Docent's heart sails for life aboard USS Hornet
  by Martin Ricard
• Bay Area woman with TB may have spread disease
  by Mike Swift
• Schwarzenegger urges Congress on emissions
  by Frank Davies
• Energy Dept. greenlights Bevatron demolition
  by Betsy Mason
• Mills pitches well as Oakland edges Titans
  by Jimmy Durkin
• A's Crosby still can mash After pivotal double, his homer caps 5-
  by Joe Stiglich
• A professional first: Bowker moves in A professional first: Bowker
  by Andrew Baggarly
• Students honored for Earth Day art
  by Jennifer Gokhman
• Crime victims' rights often overlooked, misunderstood
  by Angela Woodall
• Woman wins fight to decorate wall
  by Alan Fackler
• Other states woo California teachers amid cutbacks
  by Allison Hoffman
• Ceremony launches library construction
  by Karen Holzmeister
• Israel OKs homes in West Bank
  by Sarah El Deeb
• Groups use cameras to keep watchful eye on border
  by Arthur H Rotstein
• New murals brighten animal shelter
  by Yevgeniy Sverdlik
• Docent's heart sails for life aboard USS Hornet
  by Martin Ricard
• Display of thousands of shoes highlights sex-assault cases
  by Angela Hill
• Sheriff scandal could spin election
  by Anonymous
• Polygamous sect kids to be tested
  by Michelle Roberts
• Congregation to march for peace
  by Ben Aguirre Jr
• Newark's Martin dominates Vikes
  by Steve R Waterhouse
• Thomas gets booted as coach
  by Anonymous
• Transportation officials talk traffic
  by Martin Ricard
• Carter meets Hamas chief in Syria
  by Bassem Mroue
• 'Revolutionary time' for saving lives, doctors say
  by Suzanne Bohan
• AC Transit welcomes new bus system, lauds the past
  by Erik N Nelson
• McLaren's status remains mystery SHARKS NOTES
  by Mark Emmons