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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-


Missing millions lead to FBI probe of S.F. schools

The Associated Press
Wednesday May 09, 2001

SAN FRANCISCO — Millions of dollars in missing grant money, shoddy bookkeeping and poor management are at the center of an FBI investigation into San Francisco schools focusing on the mishandling of federal grants and bond funds. -more-


NAACP presses San Jose police for changes

The Associated Press
Tuesday May 08, 2001

SAN JOSE — The NAACP asked San Jose police Monday to put video cameras in squad cars and increase sensitivity training for officers after the president of the group’s Silicon Valley chapter said he was treated rudely while being questioned. -more-


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-


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