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Tuesday May 15, 2001

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Tuesday May 15, 2001
Are you happy now that we’ll be in the dark? -more-

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compiled by Sabrina Forkish
Tuesday May 15, 2001

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Hundreds attend clinicsfor meningitis screenings

By Jon Mays Daily Planet staff
Tuesday May 15, 2001
An aggressive public information campaign spurred by the recent hospitalization of a 19-year-old woman with bacterial meningitis seems to be working as hundreds of west Berkeley residents and scores of students attended clinics to be screened and treated. -more-

Court decision won’t affect local pot rule

By John Geluardi Daily Planet staff
Tuesday May 15, 2001
The U.S. Supreme Court dealt medical marijuana users a blow Monday with a unanimous decision that a medical necessity defense can not be used against federal marijuana charges. -more-

Tenant law at top of council agenda

By John Geluardi Daily Planet staff
Tuesday May 15, 2001

Willard students to show off ‘talent’ in play

By Ben Lumpkin Daily Planet staff
Tuesday May 15, 2001
With opening night nearing, things were a bit hectic at Willard Middle School’s Metal Shop Theater last week. -more-

Nontraditional church undergoes restoration

By Jennifer Dix Daily Planet Correspondent
Tuesday May 15, 2001
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church is ordinarily filled with the sounds of hymns and prayers, but lately the rafters have been ringing with the sounds of saws and jackhammers. -more-

Governor releases pared down state budget

The Associated Press
Tuesday May 15, 2001

Prisons, law enforcement take cut in Davis proposal

The Associated Press
Tuesday May 15, 2001

CSU considers sweeping alcohol policy

The Associated Press
Tuesday May 15, 2001

Israelis target Palestinian police for retaliation

The Associated Press
Tuesday May 15, 2001

Techs fall as market awaits Fed meeting

The Associated Press
Tuesday May 15, 2001

Today’s problems were addressed several years ago

By John Cunniff The Associated Press
Tuesday May 15, 2001

Editorials

Supporters of Oakland club say they’ll keep fighting

The Associated Press
Tuesday May 15, 2001
OAKLAND — Supporters of the Oakland Cannabis Buyers’ Cooperative say a Supreme Court ruling against them was a blow, but not a fatal one. -more-

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