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Tuesday January 09, 2001
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Berkeley implements ADA projects despite lack of plan

By John Geluardi Daily Planet
Tuesday January 09, 2001
Berkeley has been spending an average of $500,000 a year on making public buildings accessible despite the lack of a formal transition plan required by the Americans with Disabilities Act. -more-

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Tuesday January 09, 2001

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Governors’ speech focuses on electricity

The Associated Press
Tuesday January 09, 2001
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Aroner says poor needed to be included

By Judith Scherr Daily Planet Staff
Tuesday January 09, 2001
Gov. Gray Davis’ State of the State message was a mixed bag for Assemblymember Dion Aroner. -more-

Students need money for Cuba trip

By Erika Fricke Daily Planet Staff
Tuesday January 09, 2001
How do you get 70 Berkeley High School students to a small communist country? The question is not the set-up for a one liner, but the financial nightmare faced by leaders of a group hoping to take students to Cuba this spring. -more-

Teen population on the rise, health at stake

The Associated Press
Tuesday January 09, 2001
California’s youth population is exploding – both in numbers and, potentially, behaviors breeding poor health and even early death. -more-

Chavez incident first test for president-elect Bush

The Associated Press
Tuesday January 09, 2001

Overturning environmental actions could cost GOP needed support

The Associated Press
Tuesday January 09, 2001

Tiananmen Papers called fake by the Chinese government

The Associated Press
Tuesday January 09, 2001

Apple pickings becoming slim

The Associated Press
Tuesday January 09, 2001

Dividend payout biggest decline since ’51

By John Cunnif The Associated Press
Tuesday January 09, 2001

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Tuesday January 09, 2001

Noted biochemist, former professor dies at age 93

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Tuesday January 09, 2001

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New program is in response to alleged voting irregularities

The Associated Press
Tuesday January 09, 2001
LOS ANGELES — Members of a civil rights group Monday announced a plan to address what they called Election Day voting irregularities in South Central Los Angeles during the November election. -more-

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