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Bears sweep doubleheader against Santa Clara

Daily Planet Wire Services
Friday April 27, 2001
The No. 4 California Golden Bears swept the Santa Clara Broncos in a mid-week doubleheader, 8-1 and 2-0. The Bears used 12 hits in game one and another six in the nightcap to help improve their record to 47-8 overall. The Broncos fall to 14-33 on the year. -more-

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Thief takes off with car, baby

By Ben Lumpkin Daily Planet staff
Friday April 27, 2001
The morning coffee rush at a popular Elmwood cafe turned frantic Thursday when a woman ran in screaming that her car had been stolen with her 8-month-old daughter in the back seat. -more-

Cal women finish sixth at Pac-10 Championship

Daily Planet Wire Services
Friday April 27, 2001
TEMPE, Ariz. – The Pac-10 Championship didn’t have the storybook ending the California women’s golf team seemed headed for after the first round, but the Golden Bears still managed to put their mark on school history. -more-

Report shows Housing Authority’s progress slow

By John Geluardi Daily Planet staff
Friday April 27, 2001
According to a recent progress report, The Berkeley Housing Authority’s efforts to become financially stable have fallen short of its goals raising questions about the agency’s future. -more-

Sports this weekend

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City Council’s Tuesday straw vote illuminated

By Judith Scherr Daily Planet editor
Friday April 27, 2001
Berkeley Lite is an occasional column on fighting back against those who’d like to shine us on. -more-

Celebration pays homage to Louis Armstrong

By Miko Sloper Daily Planet correspondent
Friday April 27, 2001
‘Vanguard Jazz Orchestra: Suite for Pops’ -more-

DA won’t fight venue change in dog attack trial

The Associated Press
Friday April 27, 2001
SAN FRANCISCO — Although it hasn’t yet been requested, District Attorney Terence Hallinan said Wednesday that he won’t oppose any attempt to move the trial of Marjorie Knoller and Robert Noel in the dog mauling death of Diane Whipple. -more-

Grandmother faces deportation to China

By Justin Pritchard Associated Press Writer
Friday April 27, 2001

Bay Briefs

Friday April 27, 2001

Accused gang members arraigned on 25 counts

By Kim Curtis Associated Press Writer
Friday April 27, 2001

Judge rules Coastal Commission unconstitutional

The Associated Press
Friday April 27, 2001

FDA warns against lead loaded lollipop

The Associated Press
Friday April 27, 2001

Environmentalist step up campaign against Navy

The Associated Press
Friday April 27, 2001

Plan for longer school days handed setback

The Associated Press
Friday April 27, 2001

Assembly approves power authority

The Associated Press
Friday April 27, 2001

Lawmakers eye energy suppliers for investigation, prosecution

The Associated Press
Friday April 27, 2001

Ex- child prodigy takes on a different role as son

The Associated Press
Friday April 27, 2001

Lawmakers push for federal ban on human cloning

The Associated Press
Friday April 27, 2001

House passes bill making it a crime to hurt a fetus

The Associated Press
Friday April 27, 2001

Global economy faces slowdown

The Associated Press
Friday April 27, 2001

Bush’s first 100 days gone without many surprises

The Associated Press
Friday April 27, 2001

Cleaning screens and other spring cleaning tips

By James and Morris Carrey The Associated Press
Friday April 27, 2001

Support droopy plants and find a good growing patch

The Associated Press
Friday April 27, 2001

‘Love’ staging can’t completely overcome clichés

By John Angell Grant Daily Planet Correspondent
Friday April 27, 2001

Webvan lays off 885 workers

The Associated Press
Friday April 27, 2001

UC gives lifetime achievement award to banker

Bay City News
Friday April 27, 2001

Editorials

Microsoft sued for patent infringement

The Associated Press
Friday April 27, 2001
SAN JOSE — A small digital rights management company filed a lawsuit Thursday against Microsoft Corp., claiming patent infringement. -more-

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