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Group encourages dialogue on death

By Annelise Wunderlich Special to the Daily Planet
Friday September 29, 2000

A panel of experts from the growing field of death and dying addressed some 70 people Wednesday night at Herrick Hospital in an effort to stimulate public dialogue about a part of life most of us put off as long as possible. -more-


HIV patients stop medication

By Matthew Fordahl The Associated Press
Thursday September 28, 2000

A small number of patients stopped taking their AIDS drug cocktails and still managed to keep the virus under control, researchers say in one of the first studies to suggest that people with HIV may not have to be on medication for the rest of their lives. -more-


Alameda supervisor angry over Davis’ foster care veto

Bay City News
Wednesday September 27, 2000

OAKLAND — An Alameda County supervisor interrupted the board's meeting today to express outrage over Gov. Gray Davis’ veto of a bill that would have given foster parents more say in the care of their children. -more-


POLICE LOGS

Tuesday September 26, 2000

Berkeley Police are investigating an armed robbery that occurred Saturday night around 8 p.m. at the Exxon gas station at 950 University Ave. -more-


Former UC Berkeley Art Museum, Archive director dies at 76

The Associated Press
Monday September 25, 2000

James Elliott, the former director of the University of California, Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive has died. He was 76. -more-


Home health worker gets love, but no benefits

By Annelise Wunderlich Special to the Daily Planet
Saturday September 23, 2000

OAKLAND – Before the sun came up, Grace Manawatao had driven more than 45 minutes to Nancy’s home in East Oakland. She donned rubber gloves almost as soon as she walked through the door, and went to work stripping the bed linens and scrubbing the floors with disinfectant. -more-


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