’Jackets break through for first league win
By Jared Green
Daily Planet Staff
Friday March 30, 2001
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People protest for ownership of utility
By Judith Scherr
Daily Planet Staff
Friday March 30, 2001
Calling for public ownership of power, more than 75 people crowded onto the sidewalk at Center Street and Martin Luther King Jr. Way in front of the PG&E payment office at noon on Thursday. -more-
Youth violence at BHS exaggerated
By Sade Bonilla
Friday March 30, 2001
Our society is based on violence. Looking back on U.S. history, it is plain to see that our society was built on a racist, sexist, and violent foundation. Out in Santee and pretty much every middle-class bedroom community, there is an attitude that they are safe. So when it hits home, when their child is lying in a hospital bed, or in a coffin, that is when there is this outrage. No one knows what happened – they were such good kids…. -more-
Sunshine Ordinance pulled from agenda
By John Geluardi
Daily Planet Staff
Friday March 30, 2001
The City Council postponed considering a recommendation for a Sunshine Ordinance, intended to allow the public greater access to government information, until it’s determined whether it’s needed. -more-
Nonprofit helps cops discipline juveniles
By Ben Lumpkin
Daily Planet Staff
Friday March 30, 2001
Berkeley Police are relying heavily on the nonprofit Donald P. McCullum Youth Court program to make sure first-time juvenile offenders, cases the understaffed District Attorney’s Office often don’t get to, face some concrete consequences for their actions. -more-
Energy costs and politics escalate in California
The Associated Press
Friday March 30, 2001
Gov. Gray Davis on Thursday asked lawmakers to approve spending $500 million more to buy power for two struggling utilities as Republicans escalated their criticism of the Democrat’s handling of the energy crisis. -more-
Features
Pipe sound may not be serious but needs to be checked
The Associated Press
Friday March 30, 2001
Q: We have a slow knocking sound coming from inside a wall. The sound occurs when the upstairs bathroom faucet is turned on. I have been told that this could be the pipes banging against the wall. Is this a serious problem? -more-
No nonsense choices for gardening
By Jane Berger
The Associated Press
Friday March 30, 2001
British-born Pamela Harper has been gardening in the United States for over three decades, and gardeners in all parts of the United States have much to learn from her latest book, “Time-Tested Plants: Thirty Years in a Four-Season Garden.” -more-
Jupiter moons show volcanic plumes
The Associated Press
Friday March 30, 2001
PASADENA — Twin volcanic plumes that rise 250 miles above the surface of Jupiter’s fiery moon Io appear in images taken by two NASA spacecraft and released Thursday. -more-
Education, training stressed to battle hate crimes
The Associated Press
Friday March 30, 2001
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Democrats gather, prepare for campaign 2002
The Associated Press
Friday March 30, 2001
SACRAMENTO — State Democrats are descending upon the traditionally Republican stronghold of Orange County for what they bill as a weekend-long “Bush-bashing” fest. -more-
No change, no problem / Go ahead and charge that candy bar and soda from the machine
The Associated Press
Friday March 30, 2001
LAS VEGAS — The days of fumbling for enough change to buy that candy bar from the vending machine are over. Whip out your cell phone, call a number and charge the candy bar to your bill. -more-
Gateway plans on shutting 27 stores to help bottom line
The Associated Press
Friday March 30, 2001
Market Table
Friday March 30, 2001
NEW YORK — Earnings worries thwarted the stock market for a second straight session Thursday, making for a choppy and ultimately directionless day on Wall Street. -more-
Market Table
Friday March 30, 2001
NEW YORK — Earnings worries thwarted the stock market for a second straight session Thursday, making for a choppy and ultimately directionless day on Wall Street. -more-
