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Creativity levels playing field for kids of varying abilities/disabilities

By Dan Greenman Daily Planet Staff
Saturday August 12, 2000

A mural commemorating the 10th anniversary of the American with Disabilities Act will grace the Ed Roberts Campus in a few years. The campus at the Ashby BART station, is proposed for the future home of a number of agencies which support people with special needs. -more-


Calender of Events and Activities

Saturday August 12, 2000

Saturday, August 12

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Berkeley contractor turned author explores city’s history through old Berkeley Gazette stories

By Joe Eskenazi Daily Planet Correspondent
Saturday August 12, 2000

Whales and quails and bears – oh my! -more-


Saturday August 12, 2000

Patients got care during strike -more-


Saturday August 12, 2000

MUSEUMS -more-


ZAB hears plusses and minuses; LPC rejects Beth El plan

By William Inman Daily Planet Staff
Saturday August 12, 2000

At the second hearing in a week on a project to build a 35,000 square-foot synagogue and school for the Congregation Beth El at the Napoleon Byrne landmark site at 1301 Oxford St., friends and foes of the plan went before the Zoning Adjustments Board Thursday to formally comment on the project’s Draft Environmental Impact Report. -more-


Oxford site holds history

By William Inman Daily Planet Staff
Saturday August 12, 2000

It was suspected that arson claimed the oldest and grandest Italianate villa in Berkeley the Byrne House – in January of 1985, says Susan Cerny in the book “Berkeley Landmarks.” -more-


Dioxin Conference educates, activates

By Dan Greenman Daily Planet Staff
Saturday August 12, 2000

Hundreds of activists are coming together this week at UC Berkeley to discuss ways to save communities from dioxins, a chemical which the Enviornmental Protection Agency and others say causes birth defects, cancer and other illnesses. -more-


Editorial

Four robbed, one pistol-whipped in southside robbery

Daily Planet Staff Reports
Friday August 04, 2000

Four men were robbed and one of them pistol-whipped Wednesday night around 1 a.m. at the Leconte Elementary School playground at Oregon and Fulton streets, said Lt. Russell Lopes of the Berkeley Police Dept. -more-


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Creativity levels playing field for kids of varying abilities/disabilities By Dan Greenman Daily Planet Staff 08-12-2000

Calender of Events and Activities 08-12-2000

Berkeley contractor turned author explores city’s history through old Berkeley Gazette stories By Joe Eskenazi Daily Planet Correspondent 08-12-2000

08-12-2000

08-12-2000

ZAB hears plusses and minuses; LPC rejects Beth El plan By William Inman Daily Planet Staff 08-12-2000

Oxford site holds history By William Inman Daily Planet Staff 08-12-2000

Dioxin Conference educates, activates By Dan Greenman Daily Planet Staff 08-12-2000

Activists call for protester safety By William Inman Daily Planet Staff 08-11-2000

Calendar of Events and Activities 08-11-2000

A plea for peaceful protests 08-11-2000

Holmoe feeling the heat By Jared GreenDaily Planet Staff 08-11-2000

Neighbors protest radiation coming to theater near them “I am hoping to do work on getting progressive ideas heard and onto the By Judith Scherr Daily Planet Staff 08-11-2000

Local Dems support Gore and free speech rights By Dan Greenman Daily Planet Staff 08-11-2000

UC workers rally for raises, may strike later in month By Dan Greenman Daily Planet Staff 08-10-2000

Calendar of Events & Activities 08-10-2000

Letters to the Editor 08-10-2000

‘Medical’ cannabis hearing delayed By Michael Coffino Special to the Daily Planet 08-10-2000

Letters to the Editor 08-10-2000

Cameras at BHS: is it 1984 or safe schooling? By William Inman Daily Planet Staff 08-10-2000

No contract yet for Radisson By William Inman Daily Planet Staff 08-10-2000

Assault charge becomes murder Daily Planet Staff 08-10-2000

Remodel irks preservationists By William Inman Daily Planet Staff 08-09-2000

Calendar of Events & Activities 08-09-2000

08-09-2000

First day of school for BHS principal By Judith Scherr Daily Planet Staff 08-09-2000

The unkindest cut of all By William Inman Daily Planet Staff 08-08-2000

Calendar of Events & Activities 08-08-2000

“Hellhound” could be the start of something big By John Angell Grant Daily Planet Correspondent 08-08-2000

New BHS chief gets call By Judith Scherr Daily Planet Staff 08-08-2000

A creek runs through it By Dan GreenmanDaily Planet Staff 08-07-2000

Calendar of Events & Activities Associated Press Writer 08-07-2000

Letters to the Editor 08-07-2000

More get ready for Nov. races By Judith Scherr Daily Planet Staff 08-07-2000

On-campus food may keep BHS students, merchants happy By William Inman Daily Planet Staff 08-07-2000