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Council to decide historical merit of Shattuck Ave. cottage

By William InmanDaily Planet Staff
Friday September 15, 2000
Jay and Patricia Meyer want to build a 26-room hotel on their property on Shattuck Avenue at Vine Street. -more-

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Friday September 15, 2000

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Friday September 15, 2000
Berkeley has trouble with keeping its streets clean -more-

‘Green Bird’ a colorful, psychological play

by John Angell Grant Daily Planet theater critic
Friday September 15, 2000
In 1765, Italian playwright Carlo Gozzi wrote his complex political and psychological fairy tale “The Green Bird” in an attempt to resuscitate the dying art form of commedia dell’arte. -more-

Friday September 15, 2000
Ebony Museum of Arts -more-

St. Mary’s JV takes it to the next level at Emery

By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff
Friday September 15, 2000
If a spectator walked in off the street into Thursday’s women’s volleyball game at Emery High School, the match they saw was unremarkable on the surface. The St. Mary’s team used better organization and communication to beat the energetic but hapless Emery squad in three straight games. -more-

Regents OK building many are fighting

By Judith ScherrDaily Planet Staff
Friday September 15, 2000
The neighbors hate it, the City Council opposed it, an assemblymember is fighting against it – still, the Regents of the University of California voted unanimously Thursday to approve an Environmental Impact Report that permits the university to construct a new three-story building on a five-acre parcel at Oxford Street and Hearst Avenue. -more-

Bears looking to duplicate Illinois’ success

By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff
Friday September 15, 2000
Talk about bad timing. -more-

Nader calls for grassroots efforts

By Josh Parr Daily Planet Staff
Friday September 15, 2000
OAKLAND – Ralph Nader, the self-styled “patented underdog, available for license,” was in downtown Oakland Thursday urging unions across the nation to throw their support behind his presidential campaign. -more-

Natural Law touts platform

By Josh Parr Daily Planet Staff
Friday September 15, 2000
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Book shows internal jewish culture struggles

By Nerissa Pacio Special to the Daily Planet
Friday September 15, 2000
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UC will require students to get health insurance

The Associated Press
Friday September 15, 2000

LA transit negotiations near strike deadline

The Associated Press
Friday September 15, 2000

Past houses all about shingles and shakes

The Associated Press
Friday September 15, 2000

Bay laurel brings home a bit of the Mediterranean

The Associated Press
Friday September 15, 2000

Two solutions for fixing worn-out tubs

The Associated Press
Friday September 15, 2000

Police kill 11-year-old boy during drug raid

The Associated Press
Friday September 15, 2000

State strengthens fight for oak trees

The Associated Press
Friday September 15, 2000

Candidate loses fight to be called a ‘peace activist’

The Associated Press
Friday September 15, 2000

Ex-judge charged with corruption

The Associated Press
Friday September 15, 2000

Government defends actions in Lee case

The Associated Press
Friday September 15, 2000

Editorials

Larger fines for nursing home negligence

The Associated Press
Friday September 15, 2000
SAN FRANCISCO — Nursing homes found to have harmed or neglected patients will face higher fines – up to $100,000 – under a bill signed Thursday by Gov. Gray Davis. -more-

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