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Bears looking at a wide-open Pac-10 race

By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff
Thursday January 04, 2001
Throw those preseason predictions right out the window. The Pac-10 women’s basketball race is up for grabs, and no one can say who will end up in the winner’s circle. -more-

Calendar of Events & Activities

— compiled by Chason Wainwright
Thursday January 04, 2001
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Perspective

By David Bacon Pacific News Service
Thursday January 04, 2001
Suspicious fire heats up border labor dispute -more-

Retirement plan may mean chief goes

By John GeluardiDaily Planet Staff
Thursday January 04, 2001
Police Chief Dash Butler has unofficially made it known around the department that he intends to retire by August pending the city’s adoption of a new retirement plan. -more-

Arizona trying to overcome adversity and tragedy

By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff
Thursday January 04, 2001
When the Cal men’s basketball team tips off the Pac-10 season against Arizona Thursday evening, they face a team that has seen more trouble than anyone could have imagined. -more-

Letters to the Editor

Thursday January 04, 2001
Extend time between cigs -more-

AC Transit complaint system not serving its riders

By Erika Fricke Daily Planet Staff
Thursday January 04, 2001
Community members and AC Transit administrators agree, the current complaint system is not working. -more-

Recycling workers want a union

By Judith Scherr Daily Planet Staff
Thursday January 04, 2001
On the heels of a successful union drive by restaurant workers at the Berkeley marina, another group of employees in the city has called for a union. -more-

YMCA to offer new non-member family services

By Dan Greenman Daily Planet Staff
Thursday January 04, 2001
When the downtown Berkeley YMCA reopens its Family Center later this month, it will provide new services for non-member families with disabled children, foster families, pregnant teens and teen mothers. -more-

Proposed electricity rate hikes less than expected Daily Planet Staff

By John Howard The Associated Press
Thursday January 04, 2001
SACRAMENTO — Boosting electricity bills for millions of homes an average of $5 a month, a plan floated Wednesday by state regulators, would give California’s strapped utilities a quick infusion of cash. -more-

Intern fired for plagiarism

The Associated Press
Thursday January 04, 2001

Feds stop possible recession avalanche

By John Cunniff The Associated Press
Thursday January 04, 2001

Editorials

E-mail violates 12,000 patients’ confidentiality

The Associated Press
Thursday January 04, 2001
SAN FRANCISCO — The state’s third-largest health insurer violated patient confidentiality by accidentally e-mailing the names of 12,000 patients to the wrong doctors, company officials acknowledged. -more-

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