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Skate park halted due to contamination

By Judith Scherr Daily Planet Staff
Saturday November 25, 2000
Work has halted on the skateboard park near Fifth and Harrison streets following a Friday morning emergency meeting among city officials and skate park enthusiasts. -more-

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Saturday November 25, 2000

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Letters to the Editor

Saturday November 25, 2000
Christians’ role must be examined -more-

Women hoopsters fall to Alabama, still winless

By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff
Saturday November 25, 2000
New coach Horstmeyer starts 0-3 with Bears -more-

Homeless vet grateful for generosity

By Millicent Mayfield Special to the Daily Planet
Saturday November 25, 2000
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Cal signs member of Croatian national volleyball team

Daily Planet Wire Services
Saturday November 25, 2000
The University of California women’s volleyball program has signed Mia Jerkov to a National Letter of Intent, it was announced by Golden Bear head coach Rich Feller. -more-

Residents angry with AC Transit

By Juliet Leyba Daily Planet Staff
Saturday November 25, 2000
A long-time Berkeley resident and public transportation user is more upset than a baby’s stomach after eating hot links. And that’s all Candice Etter said she wanted – hot links. -more-

Local star, national champ commit to Cal crew team

Daily Planet Wire Services
Saturday November 25, 2000
The Cal women’s crew team received two important commitments during last week’s early signing period for the National Letter of Intent. Two of the top recruits in the country, Shaina Kennedy and Laura Terheyden, signed NLI’s and will be joining the Golden Bears next fall. -more-

PG&E tops in complaints statewide

The Associated Press
Saturday November 25, 2000
Pacific Gas and Electric Co. received 56 percent of the total number of consumer gas and electric complaints filed statewide between 1997 and 1999, according to the California Public Utilities Commission. -more-

School holding canned food drive

Daily Planet Staff Report
Saturday November 25, 2000
Got canned food? -more-

Retrofit course for contractors

Daily Planet wire services
Saturday November 25, 2000

County to give away free marijuana to AIDS patients

The Associated Press
Saturday November 25, 2000

Century-long growth restrictions for Stanford

The Associated Press
Saturday November 25, 2000

Three of four would-be drivers flunk written test

The Associated Press
Saturday November 25, 2000

San Diego facing fine for dumping dirt in open lot

The Associated Press
Saturday November 25, 2000

Court upholds gag order on Vallejo kidnapping case

The Associated Press
Saturday November 25, 2000

Feds tell Arco to join in at Superfund site

The Associated Press
Saturday November 25, 2000

Recreational area closed off in part to protect rare plant

The Associated Press
Saturday November 25, 2000

Teamsters threaten to picket Safeway

Staff
Saturday November 25, 2000

NASA craft survives solar flare hit

The Associated Press
Saturday November 25, 2000

L.A. school project still unresolved

The Associated Press
Saturday November 25, 2000

Computer mistake may have mislead L.A. jurors

The Associated Press
Saturday November 25, 2000

Bittersweet holiday for Los Alamos fire victims

The Associated Press
Saturday November 25, 2000

Nations scored, ranked on their manners, hospitality

The Associated Press
Saturday November 25, 2000

Homeless shelter asks gay congressman not volunteer to serve meal

The Associated Press
Saturday November 25, 2000

Chromium 6 shown to be dangerous when inhaled

The Associated Press
Saturday November 25, 2000

Editorials

Nobelist’s speech linking sunshine, sex found ignoble

The Associated Press
Saturday November 25, 2000
BERKELEY — A Nobel laureate’s provocative speech on sunshine and sex left some at the University of California Berkeley campus aghast. -more-

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