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Bridge workers suffer from lead poisoning

The Associated Press
Thursday October 12, 2000

SAN FRANCISCO — Alarmed state officials said Tuesday that a large number of bridge workers in the San Francisco Bay area are suffering from lead poisoning after working on earthquake retrofit projects. -more-


State per-capita taxes among nation’s highest

The Associated Press
Wednesday October 11, 2000

Californians shouldered the eighth-highest per capita tax burden in the nation last year, paying $2,183.96 per person, U.S. Census data released Tuesday shows. -more-


Guru faces legal fight after fatal car accident

The Associated Press
Tuesday October 10, 2000

SAN DIEGO — A Thai religious guru who was granted political asylum in the United States last year could face jail and eventually deportation for his involvement in a fatal traffic accident in Minnesota. -more-


Bargain price doesn’t mean bargain experience

By Julian Foley Special To The Daily Planet
Monday October 09, 2000

Pacific Bell Park isn’t the only stadium in town with a Bay view. -more-


Congress to cover cost overruns for Livermore Labs superlaser

The Associated Press
Saturday October 07, 2000

LIVERMORE – Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory officials got some good news from Congress this week as funding for the lab’s troubled superlaser was boosted to offset cost overruns. -more-


Group dances in the streets

By Chason Wainwright Daily Planet Staff
Friday October 06, 2000

The capoeiristas flipped and twisted their way into downtown Thursday as part of the Berkeley downtown merchant-supported Fall for the Arts series. -more-


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