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3 eye District 3 seat

Stories by Judith Scherr
Tuesday October 03, 2000

Home to Grove Street Park, the South Berkeley Library, the Ashby BART Station and a struggling shopping area, District 3 sits roughly between Ellsworth and Sacramento streets and Dwight Way and the Oakland border. According to the 1990 census, the area had a median income lower than the city’s as a whole and home values were also below the rest of the city. The area is home to a little less than half the city’s African American population, a reminder of the times when African Americans were unable to live east of Martin Luther King Jr. Way. -more-



Calendar of Events & Activities

Tuesday October 03, 2000


Tuesday, Oct. 3

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Letters to the Editor

Tuesday October 03, 2000

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Arts & Entertainment

Tuesday October 03, 2000


Bikers arrested as they cross the Bay Bridge

By William Inman Daily Planet Staff
Tuesday October 03, 2000

Seven members of Berkeley’s “Bike the Bridge Coalition” were arrested and charged with felony conspiracy after they tried to bike across the Bay Bridge Monday morning in the middle of rush hour traffic. They were protesting a range of bike issues including Gov. Gray Davis’ veto of Senate Bill 1629, the “Good Roads Bill.” -more-



District attorney not ‘community involved’

By Josh Parr Daily Planet Stafff
Tuesday October 03, 2000

Residents near Grove Street Park don’t want convicted drug offenders hanging out in their neighborhoods. So neighborhood activists went with Mayor Shirley Dean, Vice Mayor Maudelle Shirek and Councilmember Kriss Worthington to meet with the District Attorney. -more-



Students selected to look at national achievement gap

By William Inman Daily Planet Staff
Tuesday October 03, 2000

Forgive ninth-grader Craig Long for having to have his mother bring him up to speed on the academic achievement gap issue. He stays pretty busy in his advanced placement classes, especially geometry, he said. -more-



Teen attacked near park

Daily Planet Staff
Tuesday October 03, 2000

A teenage girl was attacked and raped Friday about 7:30 p.m. near the Ohlone park baseball diamond at Delaware and Sacramento streets. -more-



Features

Bay Area Nigerians celebrate independence

By Annelise Wunderlich Special to the Daily Planet
Tuesday October 03, 2000

On a chilly Sunday night, Nigerians of all ages came out to the Independence Day celebration in El Cerrito to watch ancestral dances, eat home-cooked spicy soup, and strut their stuff in the colorful traditional costumes of their nation in transition. -more-


Editorial

Advocating prevention

Staff
Tuesday October 03, 2000

Councilmember Kriss Worthington walked with other breast cancer prevention advocates from Old City Hall to the City Clerk’s office Monday to place a resolution on cancer prevention on the Oct. 10 City Council agenda. Claiming that current breast cancer programs target early detection, not prevention, advocates want the city to “reduce or eliminate its toxic practices by enacting changes such s banning the use of PVC plastic in new construction an working with public facilities and institutions to switch to safer alternative products and methods.” -more-


Back Stories

Opinion

Editorials

Advocating prevention 10-03-2000

Musicians take money, move out of warehouse 10-02-2000

State to ask federal regulators to give mobile devices their own area codes 09-30-2000

Group encourages dialogue on death 09-29-2000

HIV patients stop medication 09-28-2000

Alameda supervisor angry over Davis’ foster care veto 09-27-2000

News

3 eye District 3 seat Stories by Judith Scherr 10-03-2000

Calendar of Events & Activities 10-03-2000

Letters to the Editor 10-03-2000

Arts & Entertainment 10-03-2000

Bikers arrested as they cross the Bay Bridge By William Inman Daily Planet Staff 10-03-2000

District attorney not ‘community involved’ By Josh Parr Daily Planet Stafff 10-03-2000

Students selected to look at national achievement gap By William Inman Daily Planet Staff 10-03-2000

Teen attacked near park Daily Planet Staff 10-03-2000

Bay Area Nigerians celebrate independence By Annelise Wunderlich Special to the Daily Planet 10-03-2000

Festivities mark Hispanic heritage month By Angel GonzalezSpecial To The Daily Planet 10-02-2000

Calendar of Events & Activities 10-02-2000

Grandson learns that time is the mind’s trick By Andrew Lam Pacific News Service 10-02-2000

Bears lose battle of Pac-10 cellar-dwellars By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 10-02-2000

Panel will look at UC campus rape rates By William Inman Daily Planet Staff 10-02-2000

Riordan runs over Panthers By Tuukka Hess Daily Planet Correspondent 10-02-2000

Council goal is shorter meetings By Josh Parr Daily Planet Staff 10-02-2000

Schott’s hat trick leads Cal to Classic victory By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 10-02-2000

Livermore researchers developing laser guns The Associated Press 10-02-2000

Napster back in court to argue merits of service The Associated Press 10-02-2000

Nonprofit center investigated for lapses in care The Associated Press 10-02-2000

Portable power plants may come to Bay Area The Associated Press 10-02-2000

Police fatally shoot man who stabbed hospital staff The Associated Press 10-02-2000

LA school district hiring underqualified teachers By Cadonna M. Peyton The Associated Press 10-02-2000

Bird’s extinction possibility lower than thought The Associated Press 10-02-2000

SFO expansion may be exempt from state environmental law The Associated Press 10-02-2000

Learning to build a greenhouse is part of BHS’ Environmental Studies By William Inman Daily Planet Staff 09-30-2000

Calendar of Events & Activities 09-30-2000

Berkeley’s Yoga boom attracts Americans By Priyanka Sharma Special to the Daily Planet 09-30-2000

Letters to the Editor 09-30-2000

Bears pull out wild victory over Colorado College By Tim Haran Daily Planet Correspondent 09-30-2000

Oxford block on the table By Josh Parr Daily Planet Staff 09-30-2000

Yellowjacket offense sputters, wastes good defensive effort By Sean Gates Daily Planet Correspondent 09-30-2000

Other holocaust victims considered By Shirley Dang Special to the Daily Planet 09-30-2000

State agencies deny public access to info, study shows The Associated Press 09-30-2000

Damages reduced for Wonder Bread The Associated Press 09-30-2000

Carjacker picks on the wrong car; father and son suspects arrested The Associated Press 09-30-2000

Restrictions eased on news coverage in hostage crisis The Associated Press 09-30-2000

State hopes to address tire piles with new fee The Associated Press 09-30-2000

Mattel unloads software assets The Associated Press 09-30-2000

The neighborly spirit hits Boston district The Associated Press 09-30-2000

Latinos protest, fast for residency bill The Associated Press 09-30-2000

Native American remains contaminated by tests The Associated Press 09-30-2000

Davis researchers to continue fatal expedition The Associated Press 09-30-2000

Davis vetoes increased benefits for injured, unemployed The Associated Press 09-30-2000

Jonestown lawyer comes back to face his demons in Mendocino County, this time as a prosecutor By Michelle Locke Associated Press Writer 09-30-2000

Letter lands Shirek opponent in hot water By Judith Scherr Daily Planet Staff 09-29-2000

Calendar of Events & Activities 09-29-2000

Letters to the Editor 09-29-2000

Staff 09-29-2000

Yellowjackets fall to DeAnza, but it doesn’t count By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 09-29-2000

Campus pavilions may be leveled By Josh Parr Daily Planet Staff 09-29-2000

Bears searching for an identity By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 09-29-2000

New ideas for BHS food court By William Inman Daily Planet Staff 09-29-2000

Giesel, Faumuina to redshirt for surgeries Daily Planet Wire Services 09-29-2000

Rosh Hashanah begins at sundown By Joe Eskenazi Daily Planet Correspondent 09-29-2000

Ferry ordered to continue service By Carla Mozee Special to the Daily Planet 09-29-2000

Sacramento County riskiest to pedestrians By Justin Pritchard The Associated Press 09-29-2000

Selina Bishop was wary of scheme The Associated Press 09-29-2000

Racial gap still exists between homeowners By Kimberley Lamke The Associated Press 09-29-2000

Registered Independents can vote in state primaries By Scott Lindlaw The Associated Press 09-29-2000

Plan will cut diesel emissions 75 percent By Steve Lawrence The Associated Press 09-29-2000

FDA approves abortion pill after 12-year fight By Lauran Neergaard The Associated Press 09-29-2000

Nevada voters to decide easing pot restrictions By Brendan Riley The Associated Press 09-29-2000

Apples are redder than ever The Associated Press 09-29-2000

House a ‘structure of merit’ By Josh Parr Daily Planet Staff 09-28-2000

Calendar of Events & Activities Staff 09-28-2000

Letters to the Editor 09-28-2000

St. Mary’s tailback enjoys new starting status By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 09-28-2000

Lecture shows businesses how to be Earth friendly By William Inman Daily Planet Staff 09-28-2000

Cal goalkeeper Zabala named Pac-10 player of the week Daily Planet Wire Services 09-28-2000

Retrofit threatens recycling center By Josh Parr Daily Planet Staff 09-28-2000

Bonds woman gets her man by Rachelle A. Jones Special to the Daily Planet 09-28-2000

Housing executive convicted of bribery By David Kravets The Associated Press 09-28-2000

Landlord sentenced to live in own building Bay City News 09-28-2000

Bush adjusts message as he heads to the East Coast By Tom Raum The Associated Press 09-28-2000

Prescription drugs a big campaign issues Staff 09-28-2000

Health care interests unite in antibiotic campaign By Jennifer Coleman The Associated Press 09-28-2000

Furnaces believed to be cause of fires The Associated Press 09-28-2000

Greenpeace protesters follow oil tanker The Associated Press 09-28-2000

Davis vetoes substitute allegiance bill The Associated Press 09-28-2000

Counties save paper by voting electronically The Associated Press 09-28-2000

Protesters take the streets By William InmanDaily Planet Staff 09-27-2000

Calendar of Events & Activities 09-27-2000

Morally straight and gay By Patrick Letellier 09-27-2000

Forum advocates affordable housing By Erika Fricke Special to the Daily Planet 09-27-2000

Letters to the Editor 09-27-2000

Hills’ fire danger assessed as anniversary nears By David Kaplowitz Special to the Daily Planet 09-27-2000

Counties begin to fight against CalFed water plan By John Howard The Associated Press 09-27-2000

Judge dismisses certain aspects of Proposition 21 suit Bay City News 09-27-2000

FTC finds gas pricing practices that raise ‘competitive concerns’ By John Hughes The Associated Press 09-27-2000

California above national income, poverty levels By Audrey Cooper The Associated Press 09-27-2000

Farmers say high energy costs could rise food prices up By Kiley Russell The Associated Press 09-27-2000

Sacramento at risk for overdevelopment The Associated Press 09-27-2000

State gets top marks in teaching evolution The Associated Press 09-27-2000