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District trying to increase revenue

By Ben Lumpkin Daily Planet staff
Saturday April 28, 2001
As the June deadline for its 2001-2002 budget draws near, the Berkeley Board of Education will review increasingly specific plans for eliminating an anticipated shortfall of $5.2 million. -more-

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Saturday April 28, 2001

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Letters to the Editor

Saturday April 28, 2001
2700 San Pablo Ave. proposal does not conform to zoning -more-

Arts & Entertainment

Saturday April 28, 2001
Judah L. Magnes Museum “Telling Time: To Everything There Is A Season” Through May 2002 An exhibit structured around the seasons of the year and the seasons of life with objects ranging from the sacred and the secular, to the provocative and the whimsical 2911 Russell St. 549-6950 -more-

Fielder on a tear as Panthers beat up on St. Joe’s

By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff
Saturday April 28, 2001
On fire. In a groove. Couldn’t miss with his eyes closed. Any superlative you can come up with, this week it applied to Jeremiah Fielder. -more-

Seeing the need for a service

By Mary Barrett Special to the Daily Planet
Saturday April 28, 2001
’60s icon raises funds for cataract operations -more-

No power outage: Homers carry Bears past Stanford

By Ralph Gaston Daily Planet Correspondent
Saturday April 28, 2001
Hutchinson throws complete game -more-

Council readies to split $7 million among nonprofits

By John Geluardi Daily Planet staff
Saturday April 28, 2001
The City Council heard from 45 speakers Thursday prior to awarding more than $7 million in grants to nonprofit organizations that provide housing, homeless and health services. -more-

Berkeley Observed Looking back, seeing ahead

By Susan Cerny
Saturday April 28, 2001
Development boom began over 100 years ago -more-

Albany police seek rap entries about safety

Bay City News
Saturday April 28, 2001
The Albany Police Department is looking for middle school and high school songwriters to write rap songs about teen driving safety, such as driving under the influence, accidents or using safety belts. -more-

Judge powerless to stop Napster copyright infringement

The Associated Press
Saturday April 28, 2001

First black public defender in S.F. dead

The Associated Press
Saturday April 28, 2001

Daughter arrested for mother’s murder

The Associated Press
Saturday April 28, 2001

Propisition 21 ruled legal in school shooting case

The Associated Press
Saturday April 28, 2001

Feds, states spar over regional electric grid

The Associated Press
Saturday April 28, 2001

Big rig driver charged in multi-vehicle morning crash

The Associated Press
Saturday April 28, 2001

Ex-professor’s widow gives $4 million to Fresno State

The Associated Press
Saturday April 28, 2001

Milk prices down, but farmers add to herd

The Associated Press
Saturday April 28, 2001

Bush education plan could cost $7 billion

The Associated Press
Saturday April 28, 2001

Two new reports released on former Senator’s Vietnam unit

The Associated Press
Saturday April 28, 2001

Jurors hear tape in trial of 1963 bombing

The Associated Press
Saturday April 28, 2001

Navy resumes bombing in Puerto Rico

The Associated Press
Saturday April 28, 2001

FDA cautions drug makers about AIDS advertising

The Associated Press
Saturday April 28, 2001

Illegal immigrants trying to beat deadline

The Associated Press
Saturday April 28, 2001

Economy doing better, but recession lingers

The Associated Press
Saturday April 28, 2001

Teens pump revenue into car market

The Associated Press
Saturday April 28, 2001

Stock picking tricky even for pros

The Associated Press
Saturday April 28, 2001

Editorials

State retirement funds benefitting from power crisis

The Associated Press
Saturday April 28, 2001
OAKLAND — Dozens of state legislators, more than a million state workers – and even Gov. Gray Davis may be indirectly profiting from California’s power woes. Calpers, the state retirement and pension system, has more than a billion dollars invested in power generators. -more-

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