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’Jackets lose, fall into second place

Staff
Thursday May 10, 2001
Alameda gets 16 hits, rolls over Berkeley -more-

Thursday May 10, 2001
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It is time to get tough against the Energy Cartel

Thursday May 10, 2001
By Lt. Governor Cruz M. Bustamante -more-

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Thursday May 10, 2001

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Pot clubs create zoning problems

By John Geluardi Daily Planet staff
Thursday May 10, 2001
The City Council approved a recommendation Tuesday asking the city manager to develop procedures for issuing permits and licenses to Medical Marijuana cooperatives. -more-

St. Mary’s falters in seventh

By Tim Haran Daily Planet Correspondent
Thursday May 10, 2001
After nearly firing a pick-off attempt into left field and sustaining some heckling from the St. Mary’s bench, Piedmont catcher Drew Olson assured the Panthers that he wouldn’t throw the ball away. -more-

Thursday May 10, 2001
A loss all of us can feel -more-

Panel looks at impact of Proposition 21

By Ben Lumpkin Daily Planet staff
Thursday May 10, 2001
About 100 Berkeley High School students turned out over the course of Wednesday morning to hear a panel of prosecutors and student representatives discuss the impact of Proposition 21. -more-

Questions arise in interfaith marriage

By Diwata Fonte Special to the Daily Planet
Thursday May 10, 2001
Eric and Erica Bachman’s three children seem to represent the indecision of their interfaith marriage. One child had a baptism. One had a bris. And for one child they held no ceremony at all. -more-

Janet Reno speaks of public service at UC graduation

By Jonathan Kiefer Special to the Daily Planet
Thursday May 10, 2001
Answering an invitation from students, former U.S. Attorney General Janet Reno delivered the keynote address at UC Berkeley’s 2001 Commencement Convocation Wednesday. -more-

UC Regents appear ready to purge anti-affirmative action vote

The Associated Press
Thursday May 10, 2001
BERKELEY — University of California regents appear ready to withdraw their much-protested, and moot, 1995 vote banning affirmative action. -more-

Another dead as Caltrain installs signs to deter suicides

The Associated Press
Thursday May 10, 2001

Space tourist welcomed home

The Associated Press
Thursday May 10, 2001

Hospital closures due to finances

The Associated Press
Thursday May 10, 2001

Suit alleges misuse of federal immigrant education funds

The Associated Press
Thursday May 10, 2001

Court doesn’t tip hand on gun maker’s liability

The Associated Press
Thursday May 10, 2001

PUC plan would make some consumers pay big

The Associated Press
Thursday May 10, 2001

Prosecutors will challenge delay in SLA trial

The Associated Press
Thursday May 10, 2001

Feds probe suspected Jewish hate crime near university

The Associated Press
Thursday May 10, 2001

Education plan recieves bipartisian support

The Associated Press
Thursday May 10, 2001

Drug could help millions with osteoporosis

The Associated Press
Thursday May 10, 2001

Bus trip to mark anniversary of Freedom Rides

The Associated Press
Thursday May 10, 2001

NAACP chief lends support to anti-discrimination bill

The Associated Press
Thursday May 10, 2001

Whitman to launch EPA civil rights initiatives

The Associated Press
Thursday May 10, 2001

Congress hears continued debate over using phones while driving

The Associated Press
Thursday May 10, 2001

Bush nominates 11 for Supreme Court

The Associated Press
Thursday May 10, 2001

Editorials

Funeral arrangements scheduled for Oxford girl

Daily Planet services
Thursday May 10, 2001
Funeral services will be held Friday for Nandi Phelps, the 9 year old Oxford School student who was stricken by bacterial meningitis and died last week. -more-

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