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Students educate peers about domestic violence

By Jeffrey Obser Daily Planet staff
Tuesday October 30, 2001

As dating and relationships become more common in the early teen years, Berkeley High students have been raising awareness about domestic violence by conducting peer education in middle school classes. -more-



Calendar of Events & Activities

compiled by Guy Poole
Tuesday October 30, 2001


Tuesday, Oct. 30

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On war, Lee, and dissidence

Ariel Parkinson Berkeley Ariel Parkinson Berkeley
Tuesday October 30, 2001

Editor: -more-



Arts

Staff
Tuesday October 30, 2001

924 Gilman St. Nov. 2: Mood Frye, Manic Notion, Cremasters of Disaster, Bottles and Skulls, Lorax, Sociopath; Nov. 3: Cruevo, Nigel Peppercock, Impaled, Systematic Infection, Depressor; Nov. 9: Hoods, Punishment, Lords of Light Speed, Necktie Party; Nov. 10: Sunday’s Best, Mock Orange, Elizabeth Elmore, Fighting Jacks, Benton Falls; Nov. 16: Pitch Black, The Blottos, Miracle Chosuke, 240; Nov. 17: Carry On, All Bets Off, Limp Wrist, Labrats, Thought Riot; All shows start a 8 p.m. unless noted; Most are $5; 924 Gilman St. 525-9926 -more-



Public to comment on Draft General Plan

By John Geluardi Daily Planet staff
Tuesday October 30, 2001

The City Council will hold the first of two public hearings tonight on the Draft General Plan that, once approved, will govern city development for the next 20 years. -more-



Get heads out of sand The Daily Planet received a copy of this letter to the City

Charles Guion Baton Rouge, LA
Tuesday October 30, 2001

When you pass a resolution you are assuming to speak for the citizens of your city. I can't imagine that an entire city is as blind to the truth as its elected representatives. -more-



Telegraph Avenue area’s crime rate has risen

By Imran Vittachi Special to the Daily Planet
Tuesday October 30, 2001

The number of assaults around Telegraph Avenue, south of the UC Berkeley campus, rose sharply last year, according to the latest available police crime statistics. -more-



City found real American way The Daily Planet received a copy of this letter addressed to the City Council and the Chamber of Commerce:

Mandeep S. Gill U.C. Berkeley Graduate Student Palo Alto,
Tuesday October 30, 2001

I am so proud of my city standing up in the face of the lockstep jingoistic insanity going on in this country. I feel glad that Berkeley is so far ahead of its time, looking so very many years into the future, when the rest of humanity catches up (if it survives) and learns that acting righteous and keeping one's boot on the neck of those born by some chance in another place isn't what gets us the most security. -more-



Law students’ conference raises issue of little Latino presence in profession

By Yahaira Castro Special to the Daily Planet
Tuesday October 30, 2001

Students and law professionals who attended the fifth annual National Latino and Latina Law Students Conference this weekend at UC Berkeley’s Boalt Law School agreed the field is hurting from a lack of Latinos. -more-



Bombing comes home The Daily Planet received a copy of this letter addressed to the mayor and City Council:

Leuren Moret Berkeley
Tuesday October 30, 2001

Margo Shafer is right - the bombing of Afghanistan by U.S .government forces is our problem. I commend Councilmember Dona Spring for bringing this forward for debate. It is not true that it is happening “over there” so that it doesn’t affect us “over here.” Citizens must get good information in order to make good decisions and participate fully to ensure a democratic government. We are part of a global community, and should be informed and interested in government policy which does not directly affect us in our local community. -more-



On love and loss

Leonard Schwartzburd Berkeley
Tuesday October 30, 2001

Editor: -more-



City Council to consider housing, festivals tonight

By John Geluardi Daily Planet staff
Tuesday October 30, 2001

Among the questions before the council tonight, is a $100,000 contract with the Flamingo Hotel to provide emergency housing for homeless people who are seriously mentally disabled. -more-



Features

Davis touts CHP sky marshal plan

The Associated Press
Tuesday October 30, 2001

WASHINGTON — After meeting Monday with federal officials, Gov. Gray Davis said he hopes to get approval within 30 days to allow California Highway Patrol officers to serve as sky marshals on flights within the state. -more-


INS detains 21 from Sri Lanka at San Diego border

The Associated Press
Tuesday October 30, 2001

SAN DIEGO — Authorities detained 21 illegal immigrants from Sri Lanka at the U.S.-Mexico border, the Immigration and Naturalization Service said Monday. -more-


New Napster on hold until next year; other online music services forge ahead

By Ron Harris The Associated Press The Associated Pres
Tuesday October 30, 2001

LOS ANGELES — Napster won’t let the music play until some time next year. -more-


Top attorney of watchdog group at center of controversy

The Associated Press
Tuesday October 30, 2001

SAN FRANCISCO — The top lawyer for the state’s Commission on Judicial Performance is at the center of an ethical controversy, and experts say the watchdog agency must be careful in its handling of the issue. -more-


FDA approves additional drug in fight against AIDS

By Randolph E. Schmid The Associated Press
Tuesday October 30, 2001

WASHINGTON — A new anti-viral drug is being added to the arsenal of anti-AIDS medications. -more-


Bay Area Briefs

Staff
Tuesday October 30, 2001

Armed man killed -more-


Utility customers conserved, saved millions

The Associated Press
Tuesday October 30, 2001

SAN FRANCISCO — More than one third of eligible utility customers answered Gov. Gray Davis’ call to cut electricity use by 20 percent and earned a 20 percent discount on their power bills, utilities said Monday. -more-


Bioterror experts warn open research unwittingly could help terrorists

The Associated Press
Tuesday October 30, 2001

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A leading bioterrorism expert has cautioned against the freewheeling exchange of scientific ideas, saying unfettered public access unwittingly could help terrorists. -more-


Suspect in 22-year old shooting still wanted

The Associated Press
Tuesday October 30, 2001

SAN JOSE — Police are looking for a 22-year-old suspect in the shooting death of a rookie officer. -more-


Judge agrees to move trial in Yosemite murder case

By Brian Melley The Associated Press
Tuesday October 30, 2001

MARIPOSA — The triple murder trial of Yosemite killer Cary Stayner will be moved out of this tiny community, away from the rugged mountains where he allegedly preyed on women, a judge ruled Monday. -more-


State expected to spend at least $1 million to toughen security at the Capitol

By Don Thompson The Associated Press
Tuesday October 30, 2001

SACRAMENTO — California will spend more than $1.1 million to boost security at the state Capitol in the wake of last month’s terrorist attacks, legislators decided Monday. -more-


Security liable to be indelible image of Salt Lake Games

By Tim Dahlberg The Associated Press
Tuesday October 30, 2001

SALT LAKE CITY — National Guardsmen patrolling the airport with M-16s were not part of the original plan for the 2002 Winter Olympics. Then came Sept. 11, and the Salt Lake Games would never be the same. -more-


GM to sell Hughes to EchoStar for $25.8 billion

The Associated Press
Tuesday October 30, 2001

DETROIT — The company that runs the Dish Network is poised to become the nation’s leading provider of home satellite TV service after reaching a deal to acquire rival DirecTV from General Motors Corp. -more-


Election Section

Venture Capital investments, fundraising plunges in third quarter

By Michael Liedtke The Associated Press
Tuesday October 30, 2001

SAN FRANCISCO — Mirroring the technology industry meltdown, venture capital investments and fundraising continued to evaporate in the third quarter, dissolving hopes for a turnaround early next year, an industry report said Monday. -more-


Stanford is in top 10 of fundraisers in country

By Karen Gaudette The Associated Press
Tuesday October 30, 2001

SAN FRANCISCO — Stanford University attracted more money from private donors than any other U.S. school last year, according to a new survey by the Chronicle for Philanthropy to be released later this week. -more-


Ted Fang fired as Examiner editor and publisher ... by his mother

The Associated Press
Tuesday October 30, 2001

SAN FRANCISCO — San Francisco Examiner editor and publisher Ted Fang has been ousted by his mother, who put her own name on the masthead of the Oct. 29 edition. -more-


eBay executives unveil aggresive long-term expansion targets

By Brian Bergstein The Associated Press
Tuesday October 30, 2001

SANTA CLARA — EBay Inc. executives affirmed their aggressive long-term growth targets Monday and detailed plans to expand the sales of cars and other high-ticket items on the trading Web site. -more-


Openwave cuts 300 jobs

By Matthew Fordahl The Associated Press
Tuesday October 30, 2001

SAN JOSE — Openwave Systems Inc., a leading provider of software behind Internet-surfing cell phones, met Wall Street’s reduced expectations in its fiscal first quarter but will cut about 300 jobs. -more-


Editorial

Teen who admitted to school shooting commits suicide in jail

By Ben Fox The Associated Press
Tuesday October 30, 2001

SAN DIEGO — An 18-year-old who admitted to a March shooting spree that wounded five people at his high school committed suicide early Monday, hanging himself in his jail cell. -more-


Back Stories

Opinion

Editorials

Teen who admitted to school shooting commits suicide in jail 10-30-2001

UCSF shows off planned biotech research hub 10-29-2001

This is not Viet Nam – 6,000 innocents died 10-28-2001

Local auto dealers see a strange rise in sales 10-28-2001

This is not Viet Nam – 6,000 innocents died 10-27-2001

Local auto dealers see a strange rise in sales 10-27-2001

Create positive business climate 10-26-2001

Plenty of police and firefighter costumes expected this year 10-26-2001

BART union, leaders make a deal; trains running on time 10-25-2001

Proud to live in Berkeley 10-25-2001

September 11 Response Calendar 10-24-2001

News

Students educate peers about domestic violence By Jeffrey Obser Daily Planet staff 10-30-2001

Calendar of Events & Activities compiled by Guy Poole 10-30-2001

On war, Lee, and dissidence Ariel Parkinson Berkeley Ariel Parkinson Berkeley 10-30-2001

Arts Staff 10-30-2001

Public to comment on Draft General Plan By John Geluardi Daily Planet staff 10-30-2001

Get heads out of sand The Daily Planet received a copy of this letter to the City Charles Guion Baton Rouge, LA 10-30-2001

Telegraph Avenue area’s crime rate has risen By Imran Vittachi Special to the Daily Planet 10-30-2001

City found real American way The Daily Planet received a copy of this letter addressed to the City Council and the Chamber of Commerce: Mandeep S. Gill U.C. Berkeley Graduate Student Palo Alto, 10-30-2001

Law students’ conference raises issue of little Latino presence in profession By Yahaira Castro Special to the Daily Planet 10-30-2001

Bombing comes home The Daily Planet received a copy of this letter addressed to the mayor and City Council: Leuren Moret Berkeley 10-30-2001

On love and loss Leonard Schwartzburd Berkeley 10-30-2001

City Council to consider housing, festivals tonight By John Geluardi Daily Planet staff 10-30-2001

Davis touts CHP sky marshal plan The Associated Press 10-30-2001

INS detains 21 from Sri Lanka at San Diego border The Associated Press 10-30-2001

New Napster on hold until next year; other online music services forge ahead By Ron Harris The Associated Press The Associated Pres 10-30-2001

Top attorney of watchdog group at center of controversy The Associated Press 10-30-2001

FDA approves additional drug in fight against AIDS By Randolph E. Schmid The Associated Press 10-30-2001

Bay Area Briefs Staff 10-30-2001

Utility customers conserved, saved millions The Associated Press 10-30-2001

Bioterror experts warn open research unwittingly could help terrorists The Associated Press 10-30-2001

Suspect in 22-year old shooting still wanted The Associated Press 10-30-2001

Judge agrees to move trial in Yosemite murder case By Brian Melley The Associated Press 10-30-2001

State expected to spend at least $1 million to toughen security at the Capitol By Don Thompson The Associated Press 10-30-2001

Security liable to be indelible image of Salt Lake Games By Tim Dahlberg The Associated Press 10-30-2001

GM to sell Hughes to EchoStar for $25.8 billion The Associated Press 10-30-2001

Venture Capital investments, fundraising plunges in third quarter By Michael Liedtke The Associated Press 10-30-2001

Stanford is in top 10 of fundraisers in country By Karen Gaudette The Associated Press 10-30-2001

Ted Fang fired as Examiner editor and publisher ... by his mother The Associated Press 10-30-2001

eBay executives unveil aggresive long-term expansion targets By Brian Bergstein The Associated Press 10-30-2001

Openwave cuts 300 jobs By Matthew Fordahl The Associated Press 10-30-2001

New challenges ahead for ‘wired’ Berkeley High By Jeffrey Obser, Daily Planet staff 10-29-2001

City Council ‘extremists’ have lost sight of what is America John Koenigshofer 10-29-2001

Art & Entertainment Calendar Staff 10-29-2001

Beavers send Cal packing with seventh straight loss The Associated Press 10-29-2001

Calendar of Events & Activities Compiled by Guy Poole 10-29-2001

Mayor wants UC to pay for looting By John Geluardi Daily Planet staff 10-29-2001

Respond to violence with the love of God Travis E. Poling 10-29-2001

Surging Bears take down Oregon St. By Jared Green, Daily Planet Staff 10-29-2001

Stone soup for small schools By Hank Sims Daily Planet staff 10-29-2001

Barbara Lee for President! (of the Taliban) Staff 10-29-2001

Sans Schott, Cal women fall to No. 6 Cardinal Daily Planet Wire Services 10-29-2001

Dance begins South Asian Awareness Week By Nilanga S. Jayasinghe Special to the Daily Planet 10-29-2001

Brunner out of Assembly race Daily Planet staff 10-29-2001

Parents upset after school asks them to buy laptops The Associated Press 10-29-2001

Low scores hurt Edison Charter Academy The Associated Press 10-29-2001

California crime rates plummet further than much of nation By Michelle DeArmond, Associated Press Writer 10-29-2001

Critics claim security lax at state’s nuclear power plants The Associated Press 10-29-2001

Search engines advance into multimedia scans By Brian Bergstein AP Business Writer 10-29-2001

ZAB places strict restrictions on liquor store By Hank Sims, Daily Planet Staff 10-28-2001

Out & About Calendar – compiled by Guy Poole 10-28-2001

Berkeley bakery once the largest in the East Bay By Susan Cerny 10-28-2001

Conventional warfare questioned in fight against terrorism By Ken Norwood 10-28-2001

Berkeley man’s wartime journal published By Sari Friedman, Special to the Daily Planet 10-28-2001

Arts & Entertainment Calendar Staff 10-28-2001

Panthers roll over Albany By Jared Green, Daily Planet Staff 10-28-2001

BHS tries team leadership approach By Jeffrey Obser Daily Planet staff 10-28-2001

Groans for Audie Hank Chapot 10-28-2001

Aggressive ’Jackets punish Encinal By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 10-28-2001

Elmwood residents about to loose their sick elms By John Geluardi Daily Planet staff 10-28-2001

Don’t elect a hypocrite Gray Brechin 10-28-2001

Cal shocks No. 4 Washington Daily Planet Wire Services 10-28-2001

Annual meeting hopes to lessen public’s anthrax worries By Hannah Schardt, Special to the Daily Planet 10-28-2001

Keep police out of politics in Albany Jerome Blank, 10-28-2001

Cal falls to Stanford Daily Planet Wire Services 10-28-2001

Six measures to be on March ballot The Associated Press 10-28-2001

Consider long-term effect Margo Shafer 10-28-2001

Responding to misinformation Mark Tarses 10-28-2001

Police Briefs – Hank Sims 10-28-2001

Maio explains council resolution Linda Maio 10-28-2001

Dead snake costs transit system $1 million in San Francisco The Associated Press 10-28-2001

As you sow Carl da Costa 10-28-2001

Air traffic controller pleads guilty to holding up banks The Associated Press 10-28-2001

Keep up the good work, Berkeley Satnam Bains 10-28-2001

Calif. power demand low The Associated Press 10-28-2001

Don’t vote away our freedoms in face of fear Dennis M. Burke 10-28-2001

Former prime minister seeks freedom under newly signed Anti-Terrorism Act By David Kravets The Associated Press 10-28-2001

Bay Area Briefs Staff 10-28-2001

CA imprisons fewer inmates, but for longer terms By Don Thompson, Associated Press Writer 10-28-2001

Rodney King pleads guilty to drugs, will get treatment The Associated Press 10-28-2001

Meningitis bacteria vaccine is useful with preschoolers By Maria-Belen Moran, The Associated Press 10-28-2001

Cal State Hayward says accountant, now dismissed, embezzled $150,000 The Associated Press 10-28-2001

S.F. doctors report increase of syphilis The Associated Press 10-28-2001

Some fear clearcuts could increase fire danger By Colleen Valles The Associated Press 10-28-2001

New faces on home-improvement jobs The Associated Press 10-28-2001

Job availability within state’s entertainment industry hits low The Associated Press 10-28-2001

Fighter work won’t rejuvenate California aerospace sector By Gary Gentile The Associated Press 10-28-2001

Click and Clack Talk Cars Tom and Ray Magliozzi and Doug Berman Distributed by King Features Syndicate, Inc. 10-28-2001

ZAB places strict restrictions on liquor store By Hank Sims, Daily Planet Staff 10-27-2001

Out & About Calendar Compiled by Guy Poole 10-27-2001

Berkeley bakery once the largest in the East Bay By Susan Cerny 10-27-2001

B-24 crew member recalls 1944 ‘Precision Bombing’ Ken Norwood 10-27-2001

Berkeley man’s wartime journal published By Sari Friedman Special to the Daily Planet 10-27-2001

Arts & Entertainment Calendar Staff 10-27-2001

Panthers roll over Albany By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 10-27-2001

BHS tries team leadership approach By Jeffrey Obser, Daily Planet staff 10-27-2001

Groans for Audie Hank Chapot 10-27-2001

Aggressive ’Jackets punish Encinal By Jared Green, Daily Planet Staff 10-27-2001

Elmwood residents about to loose their sick elms By John Geluardi, Daily Planet staff Dutch elm disease 10-27-2001

Don’t elect a hypocrite Gray Brechin 10-27-2001

Cal shocks No. 4 Washington Daily Planet Wire Services 10-27-2001

Annual meeting hopes to lessen public’s anthrax worries By Hannah Schardt Special to the Daily Planet 10-27-2001

Keep police out of politics in Albany Jerome Blank 10-27-2001

Six measures to be on March ballot The Associated Press 10-27-2001

Responding to misinformation Staff 10-27-2001

Police Briefs – Hank Sims 10-27-2001

Maio explains council resolution Linda Maio 10-27-2001

Dead snake costs transit system $1 million in San Francisco The Associated Press 10-27-2001

As you sow Carl da Costa 10-27-2001

Air traffic controller pleads guilty to holding up banks The Associated Press 10-27-2001

Keep up the good work, Berkeley Satnam Bains 10-27-2001

Calif. power demand low The Associated Press 10-27-2001

Former prime minister seeks freedom under newly signed Anti-Terrorism Act By David Kravets The Associated Press 10-27-2001

Don’t vote away our freedoms in face of fear Dennis M. Burke 10-27-2001

Bay Area Briefs Staff 10-27-2001

CA imprisons fewer inmates, but for longer terms By Don Thompson Associated Press Writer 10-27-2001

Rodney King pleads guilty to drugs, will get treatment The Associated Press 10-27-2001

Meningitis bacteria vaccine is useful with preschoolers By Maria-Belen Moran The Associated Press 10-27-2001

Cal State Hayward says accountant, now dismissed, embezzled $150,000 The Associated Press 10-27-2001

S.F. doctors report increase of syphilis The Associated Press 10-27-2001

New faces on home-improvement jobs The Associated Press 10-27-2001

Job availability within state’s entertainment industry hits low The Associated Press 10-27-2001

Fighter work won’t rejuvenate California aerospace sector By Gary Gentile, The Associated Press 10-27-2001

Click and Clack Talk Cars Dear Tom and Ray: My son, who is a certified mechanic and sells lots of tires, tells me that if I go to a higher-profile tire on my '98 Chevy Cavalier for a softer ride, terrible things will happen: The computer will sizzle, Tom and Ray Magliozzi and Doug Berman 10-27-2001

Longfellow V.P. honored by fund By Jeffrey Obser, Daily Planet staff 10-26-2001

Out & About Calendar – Compiled by Guy Poole 10-26-2001

Opportunism vs. principle David Eifler 10-26-2001

Canadian circus troupe not your average Big Top show By Maryann Maslan, Special to the Daily Planet 10-26-2001

Arts & Entertainment Calendar Compiled by Guy Poole 10-26-2001

Cal’s freshman big man is ready to contribute By Jared Green, Daily Planet Staff 10-26-2001

Hearst Avenue rezone goes to the Planning Commission By Hank Sims, Daily Planet staff 10-26-2001

Proud to live in Berkeley Michael Bauce 10-26-2001

Viva la Musica: Russian style By Miko Sloper, Special to the Daily Plane 10-26-2001

BHS field hockey scores win By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 10-26-2001

BHS field hockey scores win By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 10-26-2001

Dion Aroner warns fewer jobs means more welfare By Gabriel Spitzer, Special to the Daily Planet 10-26-2001

Smoke free Halloween Jami Caseber 10-26-2001

St. Mary’s Freeman commits to Sac State By Jared Green, Daily Planet Staff 10-26-2001

Caucus hears child care needs By John Geluardi, Daily Planet staff 10-26-2001

Recent history provides answer Staff 10-26-2001

Amtrak deems rider ‘Champion of the rails’ By Mary Spicuzza, Special to the Daily Planet 10-26-2001

‘Berkeley Lite,’ hidden calories Staff 10-26-2001

Daily Cal ad sparks political controversy By Carole-Anne Elliott, Special to the Daily Planet 10-26-2001

Campus police teach how to deal with suspicious mail By Susan Latham, Special to the Daily Planet 10-26-2001

UC: Some SAT tests better than others at predicting successes The Associated Press 10-26-2001

Court upholds $1 million in damages for racial harassment of black worker The Associated Press 10-26-2001

Bay Area Briefs Staff 10-26-2001

Sudden Oak Death syndrome takes toll By Michelle Morgante Associated Press Writer 10-26-2001

Judge refuses to recognize SLA as terrorist organization By LINDA DEUTSCH, AP Special Correspondent 10-26-2001

Oil concerns could boost prospects for green energy By Leon Droun Keith, The Associated Press 10-26-2001

The way to ‘properly’ install a pet door By James and Morris Carey 10-26-2001

The Gardener’s Guide: Frost protection keeps plants going By Lee Rich The Associated Press 10-26-2001

Ford Motor Co. settles auto ignition defect case By David Kravets, The Associated Press 10-26-2001

Jury hears video of white Cincinnati officer accused of murder By Lisa Cornwell, The Associated Press 10-26-2001

Davis: State facing $8 billion to $14 billion deficit By Alexa Haussler Associated Press Writer 10-26-2001

Search engine one of few profitable dot-coms By Michael Liedtke AP Business Writer 10-26-2001

KPFA staff stalls fall fundraiser decision By Jeffrey Obser Daily Planet Staff 10-25-2001

Freshman QB Robertson impresses in garbage time By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 10-25-2001

Guy Poole 10-25-2001

Anthrax and Iraq – will the U.S. expand the war? war? By Peter Dale Scott Pacific News Service 10-25-2001

“Donnie Darko” gives Halloween a hare scare By Billy Lux Special to the Daily Planet 10-25-2001

Staff 10-25-2001

Locals worry Orinda development could affect Tilden’s fragile wildlife By Hank Sims Daily Planet staff 10-25-2001

Alameda dominates meet By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 10-25-2001

Resolution was embarrassing Joe Willingham Berkeley 10-25-2001

Liberal cities will not follow Berkeley’s lead John Geluardi Daily Planet staff 10-25-2001

Bears upset No. 19 Santa Clara Daily Planet Wire Services 10-25-2001

Dudgeon means resentment James K. Sayre Oakland 10-25-2001

South Asian culture exposed this week By Nilanga S. Jayasinghe Special to the Daily Planet 10-25-2001

Dudgeon means ill-humor Robert R. Piper Berkeley 10-25-2001

September 11 Response Calendar Staff 10-25-2001

Stand up, speak out J. B. Neilands Berkeley 10-25-2001

Oakland airport’s access badges missing The Associated Press 10-25-2001

Pacifica Foundation’s exec. director fired by new chair Daily Planet staff 10-25-2001

Northrop Grumman earnings rise as it eyes acquisition The Associated Press 10-25-2001

Hershey closing plants, one in Calif. plans to cut more than 1,100 jobs The Associated Press 10-25-2001

Disney buys Fox Family The Associated Press 10-25-2001

Berkeley boycott hard to measure By John Geluardi Daily Planet staff 10-24-2001

Out & About Staff 10-24-2001

Neighbors support new hills fire station Staff 10-24-2001

Arts Staff 10-24-2001

BHS’s star middle blocker sets her sights high By Tim Haran Daily Planet Correspondent 10-24-2001

Hancock formally enters race Staff 10-24-2001

Forum Staff 10-24-2001

Disabled residents protest Free Folk Festival By Hank Sims Daily Planet Staff 10-24-2001

Hills fire breeds unity and capital By Mielikki Org Special to the Daily Planet 10-24-2001

Bay Area Briefs Staff 10-24-2001

BART negotiations continue; ‘pay parity’ one issue By Colleen Valles The Associated Press 10-24-2001

Police Briefs Staff 10-24-2001

Report cites obstacles to hiring more teachers By Grace Lee Associated Press Writer 10-24-2001

Court sets aside decision on asylum-seeking abused women The Associated Press 10-24-2001

New Chinese language television channel covers issues missed in mainstream media By Michelle R. Smith The Associated Press 10-24-2001

State permits Headwaters Hole area for logging By Don Thompson The Associated Press 10-24-2001

Pesticide use reaches lowest level since 1992 By Colleen Valles The Associated Press 10-24-2001

Apple unveils music player that holds up to 1,000 songs By May Wong The Associated Press 10-24-2001

Jury told to resume deliberating City of Hope-Genentech suit The Associated Press 10-24-2001

Mineral workers boost roadside fast food business By Dustin Bleizeffer Casper Star-Tribune 10-24-2001

IOC member raises doubts over Winter Games By Stephen Wilson The Associated Press 10-24-2001

Public opposes plan to stall grizzly reintroduction The Associated Press 10-24-2001

Flamingo Reno hotel-casino closes amid worker and union protests By Tom Gardner The Associated Press 10-24-2001

Calif. term limit extension qualifies for March ballot By Steve Lawrence The Associated Press 10-24-2001