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Death row inmate up for Nobel Peace Prize

The Associated Press
Monday November 20, 2000

SAN FRANCISCO – San Quentin death row inmate and Crips street gang co-founder Stanley “Tookie” Williams has been nominated for the 2001 Nobel Peace Prize, a member of the Swiss parliament confirmed Saturday. -more-


Supporters second-guess their campaign decisions

The Associated Press
Saturday November 18, 2000

WASHINGTON — Hindsight is haunting supporters of would-be presidents George W. Bush and Al Gore as the nation awaits the results of the presidential drama. -more-


Silicon Valley faces family vs. work problems

The Associated Press
Friday November 17, 2000

SAN FRANCISCO — For a look at the social impact of our always-wired, technology-driven future, researchers figured there was no place better to study than Silicon Valley. -more-


Parishioner from Berkeley arrested at conference

By Judith Scherr Daily Planet Staff
Thursday November 16, 2000

Kara Speltz been called “objectively disordered.” And worse. -more-


Community Church’s new leader takes an inclusive approach

By Chason Wainwright Daily Planet Staff
Wednesday November 15, 2000

Some people will drive quite some distance to come to the Northbrae Community Church. The Rev. Ronald Sebring said he came all the way from Independence, Mo. -more-


Study cites welfare reform success

Bay City News
Tuesday November 14, 2000

BERKELEY — A report by the University of California at Berkeley suggests welfare reform legislation increasing local control has inspired some flexible and innovative county-level programs in the Bay area. -more-


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