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Council sends clear parking message Daily Planet Correspondent

By John Geluardi Daily Planet Correspondent
Thursday October 26, 2000
The City Council soundly rejected the mayor’s civic center parking plan at Tuesday’s meeting in favor of a more comprehensive plan that includes education, housing and a strong emphasis on alternative modes of transportation. -more-

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Thursday October 26, 2000

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Thursday October 26, 2000
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’Jackets sweep Alameda; boys undefeated in ACCAL

By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff
Thursday October 26, 2000
Berkeley passes last major test in league play; Encinal up next -more-

KPFA airwaves still a battle

By Judith Scherr Daily Planet Staff
Thursday October 26, 2000
More than 200 people turned out in the Wednesday morning downpour in front of the Martin Luther King Jr. Way studios of KPFA chanting, as they did during the summer of 1999, “Who’s station? Our station!” -more-

Hornets dominate BHS women’s tennis

By George Thomas Daily Planet Correspondent
Thursday October 26, 2000
Alameda deals Berkeley second loss of season -more-

Charges in Reddy case get specific

By Judith ScherrDaily Planet Staff
Thursday October 26, 2000
The U.S. Attorney released new specific charges Wednesday against Berkeley’s largest landlord and four members of his family charged with fraudulently bringing foreign workers to the country for cheap labor and sex. -more-

$3.5 million ‘rusty wall’ OK’d

By John Geluardi Daily Planet Correspondent
Thursday October 26, 2000
Despite much protest among its members late Tuesday night, the City Council narrowly passed a design concept for the Aquatic Park Sound Barrier, which was described by one Councilmember as a “rusty steel wall with flowers on it.” -more-

Bay Area hospital workers strike

Bay City News
Thursday October 26, 2000
Thousands of hospital workers are striking today, affecting services at eight hospitals in Alameda, San Francisco, San Mateo, Solano and Lake counties. -more-

S. F. drivers unlikely to get a ticket for hitting pedestrians

The Associated Press
Thursday October 26, 2000

$10,000 in grants go to community

Daily Planet staff
Thursday October 26, 2000

Drug czar speaks out on Prop. 36

The Associated Press
Thursday October 26, 2000

Former Pelican Bay guard’s conviction upheld

The Associated Press
Thursday October 26, 2000

Santa Cruz passes living wage

The Associated Press
Thursday October 26, 2000

Malibu beaches fail health test

The Associated Press
Thursday October 26, 2000

$1.1 billion sales tax cut announced by Davis

The Associated Press
Thursday October 26, 2000

More San Diego AIDS cases involve drug use

The Associated Press
Thursday October 26, 2000

CBS, technicians settle sex lawsuit

The Associated Press
Thursday October 26, 2000

Officials press state to toughen water standards

The Associated Press
Thursday October 26, 2000

Gore slips in California polls

The Associated Press
Thursday October 26, 2000

Editorials

Dellums praised in dedication

Bay City News
Thursday October 26, 2000
OAKLAND — With warm outpourings of affection, a host of local and state leaders came to Clay Street in Oakland Wednesday to dedicate the twin-towered federal building to former U.S. Rep. Ron Dellums. -more-

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