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Jury clears KPFA activist

Judith Scherr
Thursday May 18, 2000
OAKLAND – A jury has found KPFA supporter Kahlil Jacobs-Fantauzzi not guilty of obstructing or delaying a police officer in the course of his duties. The decision was announced in Superior Court Judge Jacqueline Tabor’s court at about 10:30 a.m. Wednesday. -more-

Thursday May 18, 2000
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Panthers pull past Piedmont

James Wiseman
Thursday May 18, 2000
From the instant Jeremiah Fielder’s first-inning double came off the bat in Wednesday’s semifinal showdown with Piedmont, the St. Mary’s baseball team knew the game would be no repeat of the 9-4 defeat it suffered at the hands of the Highlanders on May 3. -more-

Pit bulls ordered to attack man

Marilyn Claessens
Thursday May 18, 2000
Jamonie Robinson tells a dog story from his hospital bed that would frighten any early morning jogger. -more-

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Thursday May 18, 2000
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’Jackets strike first, can’t finish at San Ramon

Staff
Thursday May 18, 2000
Last time the Berkeley High softball team roamed into the San Ramon Valley Wolves’ territory, it left whimpering with its tail between its legs, after being mauled by its league rivals, 10-0, on opening day. In Wednesday’s rematch at the Wolves’ home field, however, the Yellowjackets had the defense to protect themselves. -more-

City directs funds to bike bridge

Judith Scherr
Thursday May 18, 2000
In Economics 101, they talk about a choice between guns and butter. -more-

Doolan won’t seek 3rd term on school board

Rob Cunningham
Thursday May 18, 2000
After serving eight years on the Berkeley Unified School Board, Pamela Doolan has decided that she won’t run for a third term this fall. -more-

BFT, BUSD closer to deal

Rob Cunningham
Thursday May 18, 2000
Teachers and the school district could reach a contract agreement as early as the middle of next week, predicts the state mediator working with the Berkeley Federation of Teachers and the Berkeley Unified School District. “Over the course of the last two meetings, the parties have moved significantly closer to agreement,” mediator Ron McGee said in a statement released late Wednesday night. “I am cautiously optimistic that the parties will be able to reach agreement at the next scheduled mediation session on May 24, 2000. Therefore, I am extending the total press and information blackout for one week.” -more-

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Hypnosis used in murder inquiry

Marilyn Claessens
Thursday May 18, 2000
Berkeley Police Sgt. Cary Kent is taking a new direction in his investigation of the unsolved murder of Rick DeVecchi. He’s working with the hypnotized recollections of an eyewitness to the crime. -more-

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