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Beth El decision set for Tuesday

By John GeluardiDaily Planet staff
Saturday July 21, 2001

The City Council closed the last Beth El public hearing Thursday and is set to render a decision Tuesday night on what has been called the “most important land use issue in more than 10 years.” -more-



Calendar of Events & Activities

Saturday July 21, 2001


Saturday, July 21

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Letters to the Editor

Saturday July 21, 2001

Seven-story ‘monster building’ is unacceptable -more-



Music festival ensemble has mastered the masters

By Miko Sloper Daily Planet Correspondent
Saturday July 21, 2001

We are fortunate that internationally famous music ensembles often visit Berkeley, especially in the years of the biennial Early Music Festival. But during the festival’s off years we can be glad that there is a rich vein of local talent that mounts concerts of pre-Classical music performed in authentic period style. -more-



Arts & Entertainment

Staff
Saturday July 21, 2001

924 Gilman St. Music at 8 p.m. unless otherwise noted. July 21: Babyland, 78 RPMs Derelectics, Man Alive, Philps & Reuter; July 27: Throw Down, Glood Clean Fun, Count Me Out, Time Flies, Faded Grey, Lab Rats; July 28: Over My Dead Body, Carry On, Merrick, Some Still Believe, Black Lung Patriots; Aug. 3: Sworn Vengeance, N.J. Bloodline, Settle the Score, Existence, Step; Aug. 4: Toxic Narcotic, Menstrual Tramps, Emo Summer, Four Letter Word, Shitty Wickets. $5. 924 Gilman St. 525-9926. -more-



Family ties lure Shaughnessy out of retirement, back on field

By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff
Saturday July 21, 2001

Former St. Mary’s AD, football coach will assist son at Tamalpais High -more-



Shooting prompts protest

Staff, wire reports
Saturday July 21, 2001

G-8 Summit events spur local action -more-



Concert is good introduction to composer

By Miko Sloper Daily Planet Correspondent
Saturday July 21, 2001

The piano music of Arnold Schoenberg is not played as often as it deserves. Each piece is a gem, yet these gems defy most attempts to display them in the normal context of a variety of compositions from the Classical and Romantic traditions. -more-



Honors for Cal lax players

Daily Planet Wire Services
Saturday July 21, 2001

The 2001 California women’s lacrosse team finished its third season as a varsity sport this past spring with a 12-6 mark and advanced to the title game of the Western Women’s Lacrosse championship under head coach Jill Malko. -more-



Transit for disabled may get county boost

By Daniela Mohor Daily Planet Staff
Saturday July 21, 2001

Berkeley may soon have better transportation for disabled and elderly people. -more-



Neighbors appeal Rose Street townhomes

By Jon Mays Daily Planet Staff
Saturday July 21, 2001

Neighborhood controversy over a proposed three-unit townhome development in north Berkeley is reaching a critical point as city officials prepare for an appeal hearing of the project. -more-



Berkeley’s earliest subdivision keeps its charm

By Susan Cerny
Saturday July 21, 2001

The area south of the UC campus is a good example of a Berkeley neighborhood that has retained the character of its initial development despite 134 years of change. -more-



Features

Water agencies draft plan to curb MTBE pollution

The Associated Press
Saturday July 21, 2001

SANTA MONICA — Frustrated by a federal decision they expect will extend California’s use of the pollutant MTBE, Southern California water agencies Friday drafted a plan to defend the region’s wells against the water-fouling gasoline additive. -more-


Man who pulled knife on plane found innocent

The Associated Press
Saturday July 21, 2001

LOS ANGELES — A Texas man who pulled a small knife on board an eight-hour American Airlines flight was found innocent of a federal charge by reason of insanity Friday. -more-


California Senate approves Edison rescue deal

By Jennifer Coleman Associated Press Writer
Saturday July 21, 2001

Assembly measure stalled -more-


Charges dismissed against lead lawyer in SLA case

The Associated Press
Saturday July 21, 2001

LOS ANGELES — A judge dismissed misdemeanor charges against the lead lawyer for former SLA fugitive Sara Jane Olson Friday after both sides agreed that the case against attorney J. Tony Serra would be burdensome to the court, Serra’s lawyers said. -more-


Assembly continues budget talks as Senate adjourns

The Associated Press
Saturday July 21, 2001

SACRAMENTO — The state Assembly continued negotiations Friday to try to break its budget logjam while the Senate adjourned until 9:30 a.m. Saturday. -more-


President Bush paying visit to Vatican

The Associated Press
Saturday July 21, 2001

WASHINGTON — Ever since Woodrow Wilson, presidents have cozied up to popes. Lyndon Johnson lobbied a pope to back him on Vietnam. Ronald Reagan, once caught dozing during a papal address, talked Cold War tactics with a pope. -more-


AIDS panel from Clinton administration will stay

The Associated Press
Saturday July 21, 2001

WASHINGTON — The Bush administration will maintain a diverse AIDS panel from the Clinton era, Health and Human Services Secretary Tommy Thompson said Friday. -more-


Hypothetically, moron driver has front-end problems

By Tom and Ray Magliozzi King Features Syndicate
Saturday July 21, 2001

Dear Tom and Ray: -more-


High-tech auction draws thousands looking for a deal

By Jim Vertuno Associated Press Writer
Saturday July 21, 2001

AUSTIN, Texas – When times were good, Agillion Inc. looked like a million bucks. -more-


Editorial

Students peddle for school peace

By Ben Lumpkin Daily Planet staff
Saturday July 21, 2001

Starting August 6, 19 Berkeley High School students will mount bicycles donated by the Berkeley Police Department and begin the 14-day, 600-mile ride from the entrance of Berkeley High to the entrance of Santana High School in San Diego County – the site of a deadly shooting rampage this year that left two students dead and 13 wounded. -more-


Back Stories

Opinion

Editorials

Students peddle for school peace 07-21-2001

Solar-sailing spacecraft prototype launched from sub 07-20-2001

City awards cash for trash 07-19-2001

Lawsuit seeks to enforce clean air in Central Valley 07-18-2001

Plan sparks hope for end to underground life 07-17-2001

Administration weighs residency for illegal Mexicans 07-16-2001

News

Beth El decision set for Tuesday By John GeluardiDaily Planet staff 07-21-2001

Calendar of Events & Activities 07-21-2001

Letters to the Editor 07-21-2001

Music festival ensemble has mastered the masters By Miko Sloper Daily Planet Correspondent 07-21-2001

Arts & Entertainment Staff 07-21-2001

Family ties lure Shaughnessy out of retirement, back on field By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 07-21-2001

Shooting prompts protest Staff, wire reports 07-21-2001

Concert is good introduction to composer By Miko Sloper Daily Planet Correspondent 07-21-2001

Honors for Cal lax players Daily Planet Wire Services 07-21-2001

Transit for disabled may get county boost By Daniela Mohor Daily Planet Staff 07-21-2001

Neighbors appeal Rose Street townhomes By Jon Mays Daily Planet Staff 07-21-2001

Berkeley’s earliest subdivision keeps its charm By Susan Cerny 07-21-2001

Water agencies draft plan to curb MTBE pollution The Associated Press 07-21-2001

Man who pulled knife on plane found innocent The Associated Press 07-21-2001

California Senate approves Edison rescue deal By Jennifer Coleman Associated Press Writer 07-21-2001

Charges dismissed against lead lawyer in SLA case The Associated Press 07-21-2001

Assembly continues budget talks as Senate adjourns The Associated Press 07-21-2001

President Bush paying visit to Vatican The Associated Press 07-21-2001

AIDS panel from Clinton administration will stay The Associated Press 07-21-2001

Hypothetically, moron driver has front-end problems By Tom and Ray Magliozzi King Features Syndicate 07-21-2001

High-tech auction draws thousands looking for a deal By Jim Vertuno Associated Press Writer 07-21-2001

Summer Sports Calendar 07-20-2001

07-20-2001

FORUM 07-20-2001

07-20-2001

Price tag on skate park doubles By John Geluardi Daily Planet staff 07-20-2001

High-speed bus plan gets big push for East Bay By Matt Lorenz Special to the Daily Planet 07-20-2001

City Council extends antennae moratorium By Daniela Mohor Daily Planet Staff 07-20-2001

Students fired up about class By Ben Lumpkin Daily Planet Staff 07-20-2001

UC regents give final OK to admissions expansion The Associated Press 07-20-2001

Union officials say Levy search hurts other cases The Associated Press 07-20-2001

Sea bird bred at aquarium The Associated Press 07-20-2001

Firefighter arrested for setting fires The Associated Press 07-20-2001

Energy Secretary will speak at power crisis forum The Associated Press 07-20-2001

Federal prosecutor charged with mooning her neighbors The Associated Press 07-20-2001

Feds suspend human research at Johns Hopkins The Associated Press 07-20-2001

Papers detail Democrat, unions coordination The Associated Press 07-20-2001

EBay’s tripled profits beat Wall Street forecasts By Brian Bergstein The Associated Press 07-20-2001

Where there’s a will, there’s a divine comedy By John Angell Grant Daily Planet Correspondent 07-20-2001

Deadline looms for resignation of Pacifica board By Jon Mays 07-19-2001

‘Carmen’ offers audiences a new innovative take By Maryann Maslan 07-19-2001

Guy Poole and Sabrina Forkish 07-19-2001

Forum 07-19-2001

City ordinance aims to improve tenant safety By John Geluardi 07-19-2001

Students learn from lab internships By Ben Lumpkin 07-19-2001

Victory for man arrested for sleeping outdoors By Daniela Mohor 07-19-2001

Man drowns in swimming wager By John Geluardi 07-19-2001

Free compost at farmers’ market Daily Planet staff 07-19-2001

New program expected to boost minority enrollment The Associated Press 07-19-2001

For most Americans, the future is now By John Cunniff 07-19-2001

Court says Napster can go back online The Associated Press 07-19-2001

Bush decision disappoints workers By Daniela Mohor Daily Planet staff 07-18-2001

Calendar of Events & Activities 07-18-2001

Letters to the Editor 07-18-2001

Speakeasy’s ‘Orphans’ is in the Mamet family By John Angell Grant Daily Planet correspondent 07-18-2001

Direct protest Guy Poole/Daily Planet 07-18-2001

City Council closes Beth El hearings By John Geluardi Daily Planet staff 07-18-2001

Adult school offers world of opportunities By Ben Lumpkin Daily Planet staff 07-18-2001

Gas prices drop in Bay Area Bay City News 07-18-2001

Conservatives stage rally demanding Condit’s recall The Associated Press 07-18-2001

2 killed in crash of Air Force F-16 The Associated Press 07-18-2001

Group seeks apology for racial epithet on show The Associated Press 07-18-2001

More FBI troubles with missing weapons, computers The Associated Press 07-18-2001

Study finds no benefit, risk in heart monitoring procedure The Associated Press 07-18-2001

Law says only doctors, not teachers can recommend Ritalin for youngsters The Associated Press 07-18-2001

Industrial sector still taking an economic beating The Associated Press 07-18-2001

On shaky ground, Amtrak launches effort to cut costs The Associated Press 07-18-2001

Death rate lower for obese who excercise The Associated Press 07-18-2001

British Airways conducts test filight of Concorde The Associated Press 07-18-2001

Medical pot zoning policy put on hold By John Geluardi 07-17-2001

Sabrina Forkish and Guy Poole 07-17-2001

Forum 07-17-2001

Staff 07-17-2001

Lab cuts down Eucalyptus amid protest By Jon Mays 07-17-2001

Plans for skate park finally rolling forward By John Geluardi 07-17-2001

Mergers may endanger reproductive rights By Ben Lumpkin 07-17-2001

UCSF suspends stem cell research The Associated Press 07-17-2001

Death penalty possible in Yosemite homicides The Associated Press 07-17-2001

Family endures ‘torturous craziness’ The Associated Press 07-17-2001

Indian tribes left out of tobacco accord The Associated Press 07-17-2001

Abortion opponents begin weeklong series of protests The Associated Press 07-17-2001

Police recommend steps to combat racial bias practices The Associated Press 07-17-2001

Goverment looks like America – at the bottom The Associated Press 07-17-2001

Bush puts cleanup plans for rivers, lakes put on hold The Associated Press 07-17-2001

Prospectors spot a few bright specks of paydirt By John Cunniff 07-17-2001

Consumer watchdog charges search engines of deception The Associated Press 07-17-2001

Group claims rocket fuel marred water The Associated Press 07-17-2001

Free bus passes pushed to reduce truancy By Ben Lumpkin Daily Planet Staff 07-16-2001

Calendar of Events & Activities 07-16-2001

Letters to the Editor 07-16-2001

Arts & Entertainment 07-16-2001

Berkeley Legion collapses in extra innings By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 07-16-2001

Living with your neighbors By Daniela Mohor Daily Planet Staff 07-16-2001

Cal crew hires new women’s novice coach Daily Planet Wire Services 07-16-2001

Enlightenment is the goal of torture exhibit seeks to By John Geluardi Daily Planet staff 07-16-2001

Activists held in failed attempt to halt missile launch The Associated Press 07-16-2001

Dead man found hanging from freeway overpass Staff 07-16-2001

Eight companies plan to build gas pipelines in state The Associated Press 07-16-2001

Statewide budget proposal fails a fourth time in state Assembly By Jim Wasserman Associated Press Writer 07-16-2001

Depressed dot-commers try to celebrate at Webbies By Michael Liedtke AP Business Writer 07-16-2001