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Efforts to avoid blackouts could lead to more pollution

By Leon Drouin Keith Associated Press Writer
Monday May 07, 2001

Power plants to work overtime this summer -more-


UC Regents set to revisit affirmative action vote

The Associated Press
Saturday May 05, 2001

BERKELEY — Six years after capturing the national spotlight by dropping affirmative action admissions, University of California regents are poised to revisit the contentious topic. -more-


State Supreme Court gives boost to seniors’ patient rights

The Associated Press
Friday May 04, 2001

SAN FRANCISCO — About 1.5 million California seniors covered by Medicare-contracted HMOs got a legal boost Thursday from the state’s highest court, which ruled they can sue their health maintenance organizations for damages. -more-


Man pleads guilty to helping Reddy

The Associated Press
Thursday May 03, 2001

OAKLAND — A man charged with smuggling two teenage girls from India into the country for a wealthy Berkeley landlord by posing as their father pleaded guilty as part of a deal with federal prosecutors, according to court documents. -more-


Report shows schools need more money

The Associated Press
Wednesday May 02, 2001

SACRAMENTO — All school districts should receive more school construction money more often, according to a report released Tuesday by the Legislative Analyst’s Office. -more-


Berkeley runners to ‘Breeze’ through Devil Mountain

Bay City News
Tuesday May 01, 2001

Four of the seven Berkeley girls who ran a marathon in Rome last month to raise money to create a lounge at Oakland Children's Hospital in memory of a friend who died of cancer are at it again. -more-


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