Page One

– Compiled by Guy Poole
Saturday November 03, 2001



Geezer Power

Harry Siitonen
Saturday November 03, 2001

Editor: -more-



Where is the next trendy spot? Follow the artists.

By Susan Cerny
Saturday November 03, 2001

Beginning in the 1960s artists set up studios in modest-sized industrial buildings in West Berkeley. -more-



Pacifica board battles draw to a close?

By Judith Scherr, Daily Planet staff
Saturday November 03, 2001

Marion Barry, former Washington, D.C. mayor and new Pacifica board member, came into the KPFA studios late Friday afternoon and declared to evening news reporter Mark Mericle the “war is over.” -more-



Aurora Theater opens with disappointing ‘St. John’

By John Angell Grant, Special to the Daily Planet
Saturday November 03, 2001

Berkeley’s Aurora Theater opened its 10th season Thursday with a production of George Bernard Shaw’s “St. Joan” in the company’s brand new theater downtown on Addison Street, next to the Berkeley Rep. -more-



Arts & Entertainment Calendar

Staff
Saturday November 03, 2001


’Jackets run all over Richmond

By Jared Green, Daily Planet Staff
Saturday November 03, 2001

Championship game with Pinole Valley set for Thursday -more-



ZAB denies publisher’s request for expansion

By Hank Sims, Daily Planet staff
Saturday November 03, 2001

What is the difference between an office and a factory? -more-



Berkeley officials remembered American values

Deborah Hirsch
Saturday November 03, 2001

The Daily Planet received a copy of this letter addressed to TV talk-show host Bill O’Reilly: -more-



Cal’s Tamir will miss only eight games due to NCAA ruling

Daily Planet Wire Services
Saturday November 03, 2001

Cal freshman forward/center Amit Tamir, whose eligibility was called into question because he played with professionals as a member of the Israeli National Team, will have to sit out just eight games this season. The decision came after a vote Thursday by the NCAA Division I Board of Directors. -more-



Mother helps families cope with parental disabilities

By Kimberlee Bortfeld, Special to the Daily Planet
Saturday November 03, 2001

Every summer for the last few years, Rhoda Olkin had looked forward to a week at Berkeley’s family camp near Yosemite. It is a special time to share with her son. -more-



Military might doesn’t work

Jane Stillwater
Saturday November 03, 2001

Editor: -more-



Poor air quality notices wanted at west Berkeley soccer fields

By John Geluardi Daily Planet staff
Saturday November 03, 2001

After receiving several months of data from a year-long study at Harrison Soccer Fields, the Community Environmental Advisory Commission asked city staff to post notices of poor air quality around the popular field. -more-



The grand vision for downtown requires parking

Bob Dixon
Saturday November 03, 2001

The Daily Planet received a copy of this letter written to the City Council: -more-



Market good for renters, bad for landlords

By Sasha Khokha, Special to the Daily Planet
Saturday November 03, 2001

What’s that? You want $200 off the rent? No problem. -more-



Take long bombing break

Ian Johnson
Saturday November 03, 2001

Editor: -more-



Features

Fair warning or panic mongering? Gov. Davis spurs new debate

By Don Thompson,The Associated Press
Saturday November 03, 2001

SACRAMENTO — Gov. Gray Davis’ warning that the Golden Gate and three other California bridges could be on terrorists’ Friday rush-hour hit list has renewed a debate over whether such disclosures do more harm than good. -more-


Microsoft rivals lament settlement as weak

By Brian Bergstein, The Associated Press
Saturday November 03, 2001

SAN JOSE — Competitors complained Friday that Microsoft Corp.’s settlement with the federal government will do little to protect them or consumers from the software giant’s monopoly power. But they held out hope that state attorneys general could make the deal more restrictive. -more-


How Saudi businessman with suspected terror links joined San Diego firm’s board

By Seth Hettena, Associated Press Writer
Saturday November 03, 2001

SAN DIEGO — It took one of the world’s biggest gold-mining frauds to lead Yasin Al-Qadi, a Saudi businessman with suspected ties to Osama bin Laden’s terror network, to the board of a small California diamond mining firm. -more-


Technology in brief

Staff
Saturday November 03, 2001

SAN JOSE — Competitors complained Friday that Microsoft Corp.’s settlement with the federal government will do little to protect them or consumers from the software giant’s monopoly power. But they held out hope that state attorneys general could make the deal more restrictive. -more-


Editorial

Sept. 11 Response Calendar

Staff
Saturday November 03, 2001

Back Stories

Opinion

Editorials

Sept. 11 Response Calendar 11-03-2001

Another Pacifica board member resigns 11-02-2001

Will shop on-line in Berkeley 11-02-2001

Berkeley cannabis buyers clubs worried 11-02-2001

Bay Area Briefs 11-01-2001

Proud American wants ineffective war to end 11-01-2001

Parents keep kids from trick-or-treating 10-31-2001

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

News

– Compiled by Guy Poole 11-03-2001

Geezer Power Harry Siitonen 11-03-2001

Where is the next trendy spot? Follow the artists. By Susan Cerny 11-03-2001

Pacifica board battles draw to a close? By Judith Scherr, Daily Planet staff 11-03-2001

Aurora Theater opens with disappointing ‘St. John’ By John Angell Grant, Special to the Daily Planet 11-03-2001

Arts & Entertainment Calendar Staff 11-03-2001

’Jackets run all over Richmond By Jared Green, Daily Planet Staff 11-03-2001

ZAB denies publisher’s request for expansion By Hank Sims, Daily Planet staff 11-03-2001

Berkeley officials remembered American values Deborah Hirsch 11-03-2001

Cal’s Tamir will miss only eight games due to NCAA ruling Daily Planet Wire Services 11-03-2001

Mother helps families cope with parental disabilities By Kimberlee Bortfeld, Special to the Daily Planet 11-03-2001

Military might doesn’t work Jane Stillwater 11-03-2001

Poor air quality notices wanted at west Berkeley soccer fields By John Geluardi Daily Planet staff 11-03-2001

The grand vision for downtown requires parking Bob Dixon 11-03-2001

Market good for renters, bad for landlords By Sasha Khokha, Special to the Daily Planet 11-03-2001

Take long bombing break Ian Johnson 11-03-2001

Fair warning or panic mongering? Gov. Davis spurs new debate By Don Thompson,The Associated Press 11-03-2001

Microsoft rivals lament settlement as weak By Brian Bergstein, The Associated Press 11-03-2001

How Saudi businessman with suspected terror links joined San Diego firm’s board By Seth Hettena, Associated Press Writer 11-03-2001

Technology in brief Staff 11-03-2001

Parents pressure district to close school bathrooms By Jeffrey Obser Daily Planet staff 11-02-2001

Out & About Calendar Compiled by Guy Poole 11-02-2001

It may take a village Fred Lupke 11-02-2001

Fantasizing on the Rusalka Moon By Sari Friedman, Special to the Daily Planet 11-02-2001

Arts & Entertainment Calendar Staff 11-02-2001

Inexperienced Bears will have to start small By Dean Caparaz, Daily Planet Correspondent 11-02-2001

City Council delays housing contract By John Geluardi, Daily Planet staff 11-02-2001

Berkeley should be ashamed Tim Barnett 11-02-2001

‘Friends’ hits No.1 TV spot By David Bauderr, The Associated Press 11-02-2001

’Jackets overpower Encinal By Jared Green, Daily Planet Staff 11-02-2001

Davis says Bay’s bridges are targets By Pamela Reynolds, Special to the Daily Planet 11-02-2001

Acceptance, not ‘tolerance’ O.V. Michaelsen 11-02-2001

Cal field hockey advances in OT Daily Planet Wire Services 11-02-2001

Medical marijuana club regs may limit dispensaries By Hank Sims, Daily Planet Staff 11-02-2001

Thanks, Berkeley Shepherd Bliss 11-02-2001

Sports shorts Staff 11-02-2001

Sept. 11 Response Calendar Staff 11-02-2001

Sad when pacifist council attacked Staff 11-02-2001

Others should follow council lead Tara Treasurefield 11-02-2001

Emeryville school board candidate approves of a Berkeley boycott By Mary Spicuzza, Special to the Daily Planet 11-02-2001

South Asian group focuses on domestic violence issue By Nilanga S. Jayasinghe Special to the Daily Planet 11-02-2001

UC faculty approve change in admissions The Associated Press 11-02-2001

‘Ewwwwww!’, Grossology exhibit indulges kids’ fascination with body functions By Martha Irvine, The Associated Press 11-02-2001

New garden varieties for the coming year By George Bria, The Associated Press 11-02-2001

Californians to get parenting kits paid for by tobacco tax By Christian Almeida, The Associated Press 11-02-2001

Survey finds state economies weakening fast By Robert Tanner, The Associated Press 11-02-2001

Television networks sue maker of digital video recorder By Seth Sutel and May Wong, The Associated Press 11-02-2001

BEA Systems plans 300 cuts The Associated Press 11-02-2001

Sun Microsystems laying off about 250 in Colorado The Associated Press 11-02-2001

Hearing held to verify SLA radical’s guilty plea By Linda Deutsch The Associated Press 11-02-2001

Feds order states to strengthen Megan’s laws By Liz Sidoti, The Associated Press 11-02-2001

Washington court rules gays entitled to partner’s estate By Paul Queary The Associated Press 11-02-2001

Geraldo Rivera to be Fox News’ war correspondent By David Bauder, The Associated Press 11-02-2001

Council won’t move Free Folk Festival By John Geluardi Daily Planet staff 11-01-2001

Boller cleared to play, but will he start vs. Arizona? Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 11-01-2001

Guy Poole 11-01-2001

Don’t condemn loyal opposition Sonja Fitz Berkeley 11-01-2001

Staff 11-01-2001

Schools receive second-round of magnet grant funds By Jeffrey Obser Daily Planet Staff 11-01-2001

Sensley still not eligible Staff 11-01-2001

Rent control, an attack on our city Leon Mayeri Berkeley 11-01-2001

Sudden Oak Death fungus found on UC Berkeley campus By Hank Sims Daily Planet Staff 11-01-2001

Parking needed Jenny Wenk Berkeley 11-01-2001

City offices experiment with energy-efficient Berkeley Lamp Guy Poole Daily Planet staff 11-01-2001

Mayor responsible for talking up boycott Elliot Cohen Berkeley 11-01-2001

Sept. 11 Response Calendar Staff 11-01-2001

Ready to buy in Berkeley Michael Mora, Palo Alto 11-01-2001

California’s wine harvest smaller than last year’s The Associated Press 11-01-2001

Former SLA fugitive pleads guilty in 1975 case By Linda Deutsch The Associated Press 11-01-2001

Travel agencies report ups and downs post-Sept. 11 By Bruce Gerstman Special to the Daily Planet 11-01-2001

NextCard investigated by Feds; plans to sell online company By Michael Liedtke The Associated Press 11-01-2001

Sept. 11-related books on high-demand By Carole-Anne ElliottSpecial to the Daily Planet 10-31-2001

Out & About Staff 10-31-2001

Forum Staff 10-31-2001

Author Sandra Cisneros shares her marriage with writing By Wanda Sabir Special to the Daily Planet 10-31-2001

Versatile athlete chooses running for collegiate sport By Tim Haran Daily Planet Correspondent 10-31-2001

Schools try for a lighter and brighter Halloween By Jeffrey Obser Daily Planet Staff 10-31-2001

Native American landmark soon to shrink in size By Hank Sims Daily Planet staff 10-31-2001

Mayor says preparing for possible terrorist attacks will be expensive By John Geluardi Daily Planet staff 10-31-2001

Emeryville Afghani restaurant flooded with business By Sasha Khokha Special to the Daily Planet 10-31-2001

Halloween Night Happenings Staff 10-31-2001

Police Briefs Staff 10-31-2001

Santa Clara County asks governor to halt executions The Associated Press 10-31-2001

Anthrax kills 12 cows; not related to terrorism The Associated Press 10-31-2001

Bay Area Briefs Staff 10-31-2001

Abdul Haq’s son mourns father’s death The Associated Press 10-31-2001

Bay Area toy executive, heir to sugar fortune, dies The Associated Press 10-31-2001

Court says S.F. must allow write-ins during runoffs The Associated Press 10-31-2001

Salmonella DNA test promises fast detection of harmful strain By Paul Elias The Associated Press 10-31-2001

State law banning false accusations against cops ruled unconstitutional The Associated Press 10-31-2001

Police Commission condemns councilman’s ‘Osama’ remark aimed at police chief By Louinn Lota The Associated Press 10-31-2001

Panel discusses Indian mascots, nicknames By Becky Bohrer The Associated Press 10-31-2001

Ford Motor ousts CEO and brings in a member of the Ford family to run day-to-day operations By Ed Garsten The Associated Press 10-31-2001

Haunted house aims to scare teenagers into safer sex By Lucas L. Johnson II The Associated Press 10-31-2001

Cities, fun parks continue with Halloween plans despite threats By Eugene Tong The Associated Press 10-31-2001

Wells Fargo launches literacy program By Michael Liedtke The Associated Press 10-31-2001

Coke buys Odwalla By Erin McClam The Associated Press 10-31-2001

Adobe to cut 5% of work force, lowers revenue, quarterly earnings targets By May Wong The Associated Press 10-31-2001

Court temporarily blocks Edison debt payment plan By Karen Gaudette The Associated Press 10-31-2001

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