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Out & About

By Kenyatte Davis Daily Planet staff
Monday July 30, 2001


Monday, July 30

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Letters to the Editor

Monday July 30, 2001

Council approved visionary development -more-



‘The Lady’s Not for Burning’ closes theater’s season

By John Angell Grant Daily Planet Correspondent
Monday July 30, 2001

Staged Hereafter – Berkeley’s newest theater company to complete a full season of plays – is closing out its first year at South Berkeley Community Church with a very strong grassroots production of English playwright Christopher Fry’s dark, fascinating 1948 philosophical comedy “The Lady’s Not for Burning.” -more-



Summer Recreation Calendar

Staff
Monday July 30, 2001

Camps -more-



Nonprofit to lead city-wide initiatives

By Ben Lumpkin Daily Planet staff
Monday July 30, 2001

To get to the new office of the Berkeley Alliance, make your way to the second floor of the Berkeley Adult School, turn right at the old computer key boards and monitors – piled up against a wall like so many dislodged boulders at the base of a cliff – and then right again, into the windowless, L-shaped room at the end of the hallway. -more-



Coughlin adds to Cal’s medal count at Worlds

Daily Planet Wire Services
Monday July 30, 2001

FUKOUKA, JAPAN - On the final day of the 2001 World Swimming Championships in Fukouka, Japan, Cal’s Natalie Coughlin had an impressive lead-off butterfly leg on the United State’s 400-meter medley relay that placed second to Australia. -more-



Hundreds rally to protest new youth jail

By Kenyatte Davis Daily Planet staff
Monday July 30, 2001

OAKLAND – Hundreds of teens, artists and social activists gathered in Frank Ogawa Plaza Saturday to protest Alameda County’s plan to replace the 299-bed juvenile detention facility in San Leandro with a 450-bed facility in Dublin. -more-



Berkeley lab retracts discovery of elements

The Associated Press
Monday July 30, 2001

Physicists at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory are retracting a 1999 claim of having discovered two “superheavy” elements in a fusion of lead and krypton. -more-



Berkeley man found shot to death in yard

The Associated Press
Monday July 30, 2001

RICHMOND – Police say a 43-year-old Berkeley man was shot dead in the back yard of a Richmond apartment complex yesterday afternoon. -more-



Editorial

Bay Briefs

Monday July 30, 2001

Port expansion could bring jobs -more-


Back Stories

Opinion

Editorials

Bay Briefs 07-30-2001

Killings shatter placid area in Sierra Nevadas 07-28-2001

Labor law enforcement funds go up 07-27-2001

BRIEFS 07-26-2001

State budget could mean tax increase for shoppers 07-25-2001

Hearing set for district growth 07-24-2001

News

Out & About By Kenyatte Davis Daily Planet staff 07-30-2001

Letters to the Editor 07-30-2001

‘The Lady’s Not for Burning’ closes theater’s season By John Angell Grant Daily Planet Correspondent 07-30-2001

Summer Recreation Calendar Staff 07-30-2001

Nonprofit to lead city-wide initiatives By Ben Lumpkin Daily Planet staff 07-30-2001

Coughlin adds to Cal’s medal count at Worlds Daily Planet Wire Services 07-30-2001

Hundreds rally to protest new youth jail By Kenyatte Davis Daily Planet staff 07-30-2001

Berkeley lab retracts discovery of elements The Associated Press 07-30-2001

Berkeley man found shot to death in yard The Associated Press 07-30-2001

Governor puts his weight behind renewable energy By Ben Lumpkin 07-28-2001

Elite 8x2 Tournament hosts nation’s best By Jared Green 07-28-2001

Forum 07-28-2001

Staff 07-28-2001

Jewish Film Festival brings stories to Berkeley By Peter Crimmins 07-28-2001

Staff 07-28-2001

After years of promise, UA Homes slips By Jon Mays 07-28-2001

Sports Shorts Staff 07-28-2001

Click and Clack By Tom and Ray Magliozzi 07-28-2001

Filling up naturally By John Geluardi 07-28-2001

Rallygoers mark ADA anniversary By Daniela Mohor 07-28-2001

Center Street retains early 20th century character By Susan Cerny 07-28-2001

Judge rules in favor of partner of woman killed by dogs The Associated Press 07-28-2001

Energy-efficient appliances selling well The Associated Press 07-28-2001

Scientist claims old data show life signs on Mars The Associated Press 07-28-2001

14-year-old gets 28 years for shooting teacher The Associated Press 07-28-2001

Signs for recession ease despite anemic economy The Associated Press 07-28-2001

Deflated advice leaves poor investors on their own By John Cunniff 07-28-2001

Police briefs Kenyatta Davis 07-28-2001

Cal’s Schott scores a goal in U.S. win over Iceland Daily Planet Wire Services 07-27-2001

Forum 07-27-2001

07-27-2001

Web site teaches science of evolution By Ben Lumpkin Daily Planet staff 07-27-2001

Arts & Entertainment 07-27-2001

Neighbors upset over council OK of townhouses By John Geluardi Daily Planet staff 07-27-2001

International class focuses on environmental issues By Daniela Mohor Daily Planet Staff 07-27-2001

Credit union opening doors at new location Staff 07-27-2001

Still no ID on woman found in car Staff, wire reports 07-27-2001

Board to vote on air cleanup plan for Bay Area The Associated Press 07-27-2001

Nurse staffing could cost hospitals millions The Associated Press 07-27-2001

Gov. Davis trims $600 million from budget The Associated Press 07-27-2001

State to audit foster agencies The Associated Press 07-27-2001

As U.S.-Europe tensions grow, talk of isolationism increases The Associated Press 07-27-2001

50 cents is all it takes for toilet fix By Morris and James Carey The Associated Press 07-27-2001

‘Temp Slaves’ sweat their stuff in Berkeley By Sari Friedman Daily Planet Correspondent 07-27-2001

Hewlett-Packard cuts 6,000 more jobs The Associated Press 07-27-2001

Minority homeownership at all-time high The Associated Press 07-27-2001

Foods can contain many hidden allergy triggers The Associated Press 07-27-2001

Last-minute compromise on Beth El plan By John Geluardi Daily Planet staff 07-26-2001

Calendar of Events & Activities 07-26-2001

Letters to the Editor 07-26-2001

Arts & Entertainment 07-26-2001

Berkeley Legion finally wins a close one By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 07-26-2001

Gaining a new reputation By Ben Lumpkin Daily Planet staff 07-26-2001

Cal’s Cope gives mother best present at Worlds Daily Planet Wire Services 07-26-2001

Activists targeting sales of cigarettes By Ben Lumpkin Daily Planet staff 07-26-2001

Berkeley arts groups push for dream center By Jon Mays Daily Planet Staff 07-26-2001

Manufacturer refuses refund of arsenic-laced playground By Daniela Mohor Daily Planet Staff 07-26-2001

A tale of two markets, two contrasting results By John Cunniff The Associated Press 07-26-2001

Housing sales remains steady despite an unstable economy The Associated Press 07-26-2001

Late night with Council By Jon Mays and John Geluardi Daily Planet Staff 07-25-2001

Calendar of Events & Activities 07-25-2001

Letters to the Editor 07-25-2001

Arts & Entertainment 07-25-2001

Juvenile Hall decision disrupted By Jon Mays Daily Planet Staff 07-25-2001

Disabled traveler lodges complaint against airline By John Geluardi Daily Planet staff 07-25-2001

Alta Bates says it will cut 300 jobs By Daniela Mohor Daily Planet Staff 07-25-2001

Oakland cuts allowable medical pot plant gardens by 50 percent The Associated Press 07-25-2001

Jury blasts school district The Associated Press 07-25-2001

Stocks tumble, Dow drops on bad earnings news The Associated Press 07-25-2001

Senate schedules new hearings for Microsoft monopoly probe The Associated Press 07-25-2001

Retirement program could drain police department By John Geluardi 07-24-2001

Guy Poole and Sabrina Forkish 07-24-2001

Brower Building proposal is a real opportunity for the arts George Coates By George Coates By George Coates By George Coates 07-24-2001

Staff 07-24-2001

Support growing for small learning communities By Ben Lumpkin 07-24-2001

Beth El votes comes to head at meeting By John Geluardi 07-24-2001

Firefighter takes discrimination case to council By Jon Mays 07-24-2001

Berkeley resident finds magazine work takes ‘Moxie’ By Matt Lorenz 07-24-2001

Police Briefs Staff 07-24-2001

Plan would relieve power bottleneck The Associated Press 07-24-2001

AIDS-stricken Thai boy given humanitarian parole The Associated Press 07-24-2001

Assembly approves final budget measures The Associated Press 07-24-2001

Group plans initiative to safeguard ancient trees The Associated Press 07-24-2001

Losing sight of the investor-consumer By John Cunniff 07-24-2001

Disney buys Fox children’s cable network for $3 billion The Associated Press 07-24-2001