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Council won’t move Free Folk Festival

By John Geluardi Daily Planet staff
Thursday November 01, 2001
Unable to agree on a compromise Tuesday, the City Council took no direct action on a recommendation from the Commission on Disability to change one of the Berkeley Free Folk Festival venues because of poor disabled accessibility. -more-

Boller cleared to play, but will he start vs. Arizona?

Jared Green Daily Planet Staff
Thursday November 01, 2001
After missing Cal’s last two games due to a back injury, junior quarterback Kyle Boller has been allowed to return to the field by team doctors. But head coach Tom Holmoe said it isn’t a sure thing that Boller will start against Arizona on Saturday. -more-

Guy Poole
Thursday November 01, 2001

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Don’t condemn loyal opposition

Sonja Fitz Berkeley
Thursday November 01, 2001
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Staff
Thursday November 01, 2001
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Schools receive second-round of magnet grant funds

By Jeffrey Obser Daily Planet Staff
Thursday November 01, 2001
The Berkeley Unified School District has won a second Magnet Schools Grant from the U.S. Department of Education, which will spread $1 million among four schools. The award will help the schools buy equipment and materials based on a specialized theme of instruction that is integrated throughout the curriculum. -more-

Sensley still not eligible

Staff
Thursday November 01, 2001
Cal basketball recruit Julian Sensley failed to get a qualifying score on his latest attempt at the SAT, the San Francisco Chronicle reported this week. -more-

Rent control, an attack on our city

Leon Mayeri Berkeley
Thursday November 01, 2001
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Sudden Oak Death fungus found on UC Berkeley campus

By Hank Sims Daily Planet Staff
Thursday November 01, 2001
The fungus that causes Sudden Oak Death, a virulent disease which has killed tens of thousands of trees in northern California since 1995, was recently discovered on the UC Berkeley campus, school officials reported on Wednesday. -more-

Parking needed

Jenny Wenk Berkeley
Thursday November 01, 2001
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City offices experiment with energy-efficient Berkeley Lamp

Guy Poole Daily Planet staff
Thursday November 01, 2001
A new energy-efficient Berkeley Lamp was presented to the city Wednesday by Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Director Charles Shank. -more-

Mayor responsible for talking up boycott

Elliot Cohen Berkeley
Thursday November 01, 2001
The Daily Planet received a copy of this letter sent to the mayor and council: -more-

Sept. 11 Response Calendar

Staff
Thursday November 01, 2001
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Ready to buy in Berkeley

Michael Mora, Palo Alto
Thursday November 01, 2001
The Daily Planet received a copy of this letter addressed to the Chamber of Commerce: -more-

California’s wine harvest smaller than last year’s

The Associated Press
Thursday November 01, 2001

Former SLA fugitive pleads guilty in 1975 case

By Linda Deutsch The Associated Press
Thursday November 01, 2001

Travel agencies report ups and downs post-Sept. 11

By Bruce Gerstman Special to the Daily Planet
Thursday November 01, 2001

NextCard investigated by Feds; plans to sell online company

By Michael Liedtke The Associated Press
Thursday November 01, 2001

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Staff
Thursday November 01, 2001
SAN FRANCISCO — Some Northern California counties are hoping to win approval for a committee of government creditors in the Pacific Gas and Electric bankruptcy case. -more-

Proud American wants ineffective war to end

Phoebe Ann Sorgen, Berkeley
Thursday November 01, 2001
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