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Cell phone antenna plan put on hold

By John Geluardi Daily Planet Staff
Monday December 18, 2000
Concerns about electromagnetic radiation prompted directors of the Jewish Community Center on Walnut Street to temporarily withdraw its application for rooftop wireless communications antennae. -more-

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Monday December 18, 2000

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Monday December 18, 2000
Reader has the Berkeley Tool Library blues -more-

Top baseball players sign intent with Cal

Daily Planet Wire Servicesaff
Monday December 18, 2000
The University of California baseball team has signed seven athletes to national letters of intent, including four players who are listed on TeamOneBaseball.com Top-100 High School Prospects List -more-

Berkeley High seeks lunch vendors

By Erika Fricke Daily Planet Staff
Monday December 18, 2000
Every school day at 11:24 a.m., a line of students streams out of Berkeley High School toward downtown Berkeley food vendors. -more-

Supervisors hold interviews for open seat

Daily Planet wire reports
Monday December 18, 2000
Alameda County Supervisors are today interviewing five people who want to fill the District 3 seat left vacant by Wilma Chan's election to the California Assembly. -more-

Gas prices fall more than 5 cents

The Associated Press
Monday December 18, 2000
Gasoline prices during the past two weeks fell more than 51/2 cents on average, according to an industry survey released Sunday. -more-

UC revives discussion of dropping SAT requirements

Monday December 18, 2000
BERKELEY — University of California officials played down a report that they have developed preliminary proposals for major changes in admissions, including eliminating the SAT requirement. -more-

Asteroid crater examined for clues to dinosaurs’ demise

The Associated Press
Monday December 18, 2000

Pac Bell not yet ready to sell long distance, state says

The Associated Press
Monday December 18, 2000

State’s wholesale power suppliers reap big profits

The Associated Press
Monday December 18, 2000

Alaska Airlines probe ends with questions of safety

The Associated Press
Monday December 18, 2000

Council members receive free home Internet service

The Associated Press
Monday December 18, 2000

Complications mount in SLA fugitive case

The Associated Press
Monday December 18, 2000

Cisco dropout bets on the future 32-year-old talks about taking over the Internet

The Associated Press
Monday December 18, 2000

Editorials

New theories into what sank ancient Egyptian cities

By Matthew Fordahl AP Science Writer
Monday December 18, 2000
SAN FRANCISCO — Two ancient Egyptian cities that mysteriously sank into the Mediterranean about 1,500 years ago could have fallen victim to floods or a major earthquake — or a combination of both, researchers said Sunday. -more-

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