News
Medical pot plan allows 10 plants
By John GeluardiDaily Planet Staff
Thursday March 29, 2001
The City Council adopted a Medical Marijuana Ordinance Tuesday that advocates called conservative and a disservice to the chronically ill, while city officials described it as responsible and mindful of public safety.
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State-assisted suicide: the execution and triumph of Robert Massie
By Michael A. Kroll
Pacific News Service
Thursday March 29, 2001
I am guilty of a homicide.
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Souders pitches ’Jackets to win
By Jared Green
Daily Planet Staff
Thursday March 29, 2001
On a perfect day for baseball, it was almost a perfect game for the Yellowjackets. Almost.
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Bears can’t hold on to lead against Pacific, lose in 13th
By Ralph Gaston
Daily Planet Correspondent
Thursday March 29, 2001
In a game that featured more plot twists and suspense than an Academy Award-winning drama, the Bears were unable to come up with the requisite happy ending. Pacific’s Jason Walker smacked an opposite-field homerun to give the Tigers (16-15) a 9-8 victory over Cal in 13 innings at Evans Diamond.
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Parking permit restrictions tightened
By Erika Fricke
Daily Planet Staff
Thursday March 29, 2001
Residential neighborhoods may soon begin to feel some relief from the influx of illegal parkers.
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Parents educated on BHS pitfalls
By Ben Lumpkin
Daily Planet Staff
Thursday March 29, 2001
By Ben Lumpkin
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Judges say threats against abortion doctors protected
The Associated Press
Thursday March 29, 2001
SAN FRANCISCO — A federal appeals court threw out a $107 million verdict against anti-abortion activists Wednesday, ruling that a Web site and wanted posters branding abortion doctors “baby butchers” are protected by the First Amendment.
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Critics claim medical waste incinerator still spews toxins
The Associated Press
Thursday March 29, 2001
Popular author making Berkeley appearance
By Sari Friedman
Thursday March 29, 2001
Internet shakeout lowers S.F. office rents
The Associated Press
Thursday March 29, 2001
Market Brief
Thursday March 29, 2001
More showing of irrational exuberance
By John Cunniff
The Associated Press
Thursday March 29, 2001
Home improvement firm fires 2,600 workers
The Associated Press
Thursday March 29, 2001
Editorials
Better management may have prevented Tosco refinery fire
The Associated Press
Thursday March 29, 2001
SAN FRANCISCO — A federal review of an explosion that killed four workers at the Tosco refinery in 1999 has concluded better management could have prevented the fire.
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