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Citywide garage sale April 28

Daily Planet staff
Monday April 23, 2001

Every coveted your neighbor’s lamp or coffee table? -more-


State offering businesses a Cool Roofs incentive plan

The Associated Press
Saturday April 21, 2001

The afternoon sun bears down on Solectron’s manufacturing facility. But 30 minutes after stepping onto the roof’s new light-colored surface, there’s no noticeable rise in temperature. -more-


Independent booksellers, book chains settle suit

The Associated Press
Friday April 20, 2001

SAN FRANCISCO — Two of the nation’s largest book chains, Barnes & Noble Inc. and Borders Group Inc., settled a federal antitrust suit Thursday brought by small, independent bookstores in an accord seen as a victory for the chains. -more-


BRIEFS

Staff
Thursday April 19, 2001

Kids come to school on -more-


AB925 to help the disabled to work

By Judith Scherr Daily Planet staff
Wednesday April 18, 2001

Going to work may become less onerous for disabled people if the state legislature backs AB925, a bill introduced by Assemblymember Dion Aroner, D-Berkeley. It was heard in the Assembly Health Committee Tuesday. -more-


PG&E Corp. reports losses of $4.1 billion

The Associated Press
Tuesday April 17, 2001

PG&E Corp., the parent of Northern California’s bankrupt utility, reported a $4.1 billion fourth-quarter loss Monday in a grudging acknowledgment that the company might not be able to charge its customers for last year’s soaring electricity costs. -more-


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