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Most say Gore, Bush debate was boring

By Josh Parr Daily Planet Staff
Thursday October 05, 2000
Vice President Al Gore announced to the world during the Tuesday night debate that he might not be the most exciting politician. -more-

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Youth weigh in on TV debates Youth weigh in on TV debates

Thursday October 05, 2000
Al Gore – No Clinton, but probably my choice -more-

BHS water polo sweeps Grenada

By Jared GreenDaily Planet Staff
Thursday October 05, 2000
“Things change every year in high school water polo. That’s why you have to be wary of every opponent.” -more-

AC Transit going green

By William Inman Daily Planet Staff
Thursday October 05, 2000
No one smashed a magnum of champagne across the prow of the four-ton pickle Wednesday morning at Old City Hall. -more-

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Thursday October 05, 2000
Want more from Andrew Lam -more-

Honors for Cal soccer players

Thursday October 05, 2000
Cal sophomore forward Laura Schott has been named the Pac-10 Women’s Soccer Player of the Week for Sept. 26-Oct. 2, Commissioner Tom Hansen announced Tuesday. -more-

Bikes stolen on campus average over two daily

Bryan Shih Special to the Daily Planet Daily Plane
Thursday October 05, 2000
Be wary of trench coats on warm days. That’s the advice given by Sergeant Powell, Head of the Crime Prevention Unit at UC Berkeley. -more-

California closes in on voter registration record

The Associated Press
Thursday October 05, 2000
California is close to setting a record in voter registration this year, with a week to go before the deadline for signing up to cast ballots. -more-

Customers may pay for PG& E losses

The Associated Press
Thursday October 05, 2000
SAN FRANCISCO — Pacific Gas and Electric Co., losing $1 million an hour from skyrocketing wholesale energy costs, sought permission Wednesday to eventually pass $2.2 billion in losses onto their customers. -more-

125 firefighters battle Oakland blaze

Bay City News
Thursday October 05, 2000

Schools rejoicing at academic gains

By Jennifer Kerr The Associated Press
Thursday October 05, 2000

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SF mayor proposes building performance spaces

Ron Harris The Associated Press
Thursday October 05, 2000
SAN FRANCISCO — Dancers and artists pranced on the steps of City Hall on Wednesday to a driving drum tattoo, protesting rising rents and dwindling rehearsal space and demanding more from the city they’ve helped define. -more-

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