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Friends Church hosts anti-sanctions crusaders

By William InmanDaily Planet Staff
Saturday September 16, 2000
Denis Halliday and Scott Ritter both have seen and felt first-hand how 10 years of economic sanctions imposed on the Iraqi government by the United Nations has starved the people of the country instead of bringing down Saddam Hussein’s Ba’athist Regime as intended. -more-

Carving out life’s blessings

By Jennifer Dix Special to the Daily Planet
Saturday September 16, 2000
West Berkeley artisans create furniture, art -more-

Letters to the Editor

Saturday September 16, 2000
George W. Bush should be held accountable -more-

Panthers’ comeback falls just short

By Sean Gates Daily Planet Correspondent
Saturday September 16, 2000
A classic rivalry, a confrontation of two head coaches with thirty five years of experience between them, a battle between two teams that combined to win 18 games last season, and a near comeback amidst raucous cheers on a cool, crisp autumn night. -more-

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Saturday September 16, 2000

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Many hurdles before hills fire station built

StaffBy Josh Parr Daily Planet Staff
Saturday September 16, 2000
By Josh Parr -more-

Bears upset Deacons, continue perfect season

Daily Planet Wire Services
Saturday September 16, 2000
Twelfth-ranked California remained undefeated with a 2-1 victory over 10th-ranked Wake Forest Friday at the Wake Forest/Nike Invitational at Spry Stadium. Cal is 6-0 for the first time since opening the 1988 season with the same record, while the Deamon Deacons dropped to 4-2. -more-

Regents OK pay raises, health coverage

Staff
Saturday September 16, 2000
By Michelle Locke -more-

Sports shorts

Saturday September 16, 2000
Women’s golf leads tourney after two rounds -more-

Thanks to Jerry, Raiders make TV

Bay City News Service
Saturday September 16, 2000
Oakland Mayor Jerry Brown today accepted 1,000 tickets to Raider's Sunday home game that guarantee the game's broadcast on Bay Area television. -more-

Father devastated by police killing

The Associated Press
Saturday September 16, 2000
SAN FRANCISCO — A Modesto auto mechanic said Friday he is devastated by the accidental shooting of his 11-year-old son by a veteran SWAT officer, and said he is innocent of the drug charge that led to the boy’s death and his own arrest during this week’s raid at their home. -more-

FBI investigating former Stanford surgeons for fraud

The Associated Press
Saturday September 16, 2000

FBI investigating former Stanford surgeons for fraud

The Associated Press
Saturday September 16, 2000

Punk band battling record label over Internet

The Associated Press
Saturday September 16, 2000

LAPD officer charged with shooting senior

The Associated Press
Saturday September 16, 2000

Judge releases murderer

The Associated Press
Saturday September 16, 2000

Accused scientist’s daughter fights for his rights

Staff
Saturday September 16, 2000

Fines raised for nursing homes found negligent

The Associated Press
Saturday September 16, 2000

Lawsuits target drug makers, psychiatrists

The Associated Press
Saturday September 16, 2000

Bill requires HMOs to give referrals to AIDS patients

The Associated Press
Saturday September 16, 2000

Gov. Davis vetoes 42 bills

The Associated Press
Saturday September 16, 2000

Editorials

Planners OK Cisco expansion

The Associated Press
Saturday September 16, 2000
SAN JOSE – City planners have recommended a controversial expansion by Cisco Systems Inc. into one of Silicon Valley’s last remaining agricultural areas. -more-

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