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Business booms for Vivarium

By William Inman Daily Planet Staff
Monday September 11, 2000
It takes a unique kind of passion to surround yourself every work day with serpents, tarantulas, lizards, hissing cockroaches as big as your thumb – and rats. Not to mention breeding some of the critters at your own home. -more-

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Monday September 11, 2000

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Monday September 11, 2000
Carnivore bites back -more-

Bears build big lead, hold on to beat Utah

By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff
Monday September 11, 2000
Last year, Cal’s defense was the most dominating in the Pac-10, but the offense, guided for much of the year by true freshman Kyle Boller, never got on track and held the team back from winning. This year appears to be different. -more-

Marines won’t practice in town

By Josh Parr Daily Planet Staff
Monday September 11, 2000
“Marines in Berkeley” sounds as unlikely as “tofu in Wichita.” But both exist. Or nearly – as in the case of the Marines. -more-

Washington upsets No. 4 Miami; Stanford loses to SJSU again

Monday September 11, 2000
No. 15 Washington 34, No. 4 Miami 29 -more-

Growing local papers doing Bay Area battle

The Associated Press
Monday September 11, 2000
SAN MATEO — When a suspected natural gas leak forced 1,000 office workers out onto the streets here last month, it became big news in two local upstart papers. -more-

Vaccine shortfalls limit city clinics

Bay City News
Monday September 11, 2000
Seniors and other Berkeley residents dependent on the city’s community health clinics for pre-emptive flu vaccines may be left unprotected this autumn due to a production shortfall. -more-

Reaction sends chemical cloud into air above homes

The Associated Press
Monday September 11, 2000
SAN FRANCISCO — Residents east of an industrial plant in the Pittsburg area were asked to stay in their homes with the windows and doors closed for more than two hours Saturday morning, because of a yellow cloud sent into the air after a chemical reaction. No one was injured. -more-

Marin paper may be bought by bigger group

The Associated Press
Monday September 11, 2000

Panel OKs new runways to go into Bay

The Associated Press
Monday September 11, 2000

Environmental group offers $11 million to preserve land

The Associated Press
Monday September 11, 2000

Fake tickets sold for arts festival

Bay City News
Monday September 11, 2000

Possessions make Silicon Valley divorces messy

The Associated Press
Monday September 11, 2000

Attorneys use technology to make their arguments

The Associated Press
Monday September 11, 2000

New issues arise with Indian gambling

The Associated Press
Monday September 11, 2000

Pact may short-change patients

The Associated Press
Monday September 11, 2000

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On-line advertising fortunes may be on the line

The Associated Press
Monday September 11, 2000
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