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Flagged intersections to help pedestrians

By Judith Scherr Daily Planet staff
Thursday December 13, 2001
Flags in Berkeley? -more-

Guy Poole
Thursday December 13, 2001

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Thursday December 13, 2001
Don’t abandon what makes U.S. truly best

Staff
Thursday December 13, 2001
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Oregon’s Tedford named new Cal head coach

By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff
Thursday December 13, 2001
Hoping to wash away the painful memories of the recently completed 1-10 disaster of a season, Cal introduced a new head football coach on Wednesday morning. University of Oregon offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Jeff Tedford will be the man to replace Tom Holmoe on the Cal sideline, agreeing to a reported five-year contract late Tuesday night. -more-

New principal brings hope to blemished Willard

By David Scharfenberg Daily Planet staff
Thursday December 13, 2001
“It’s a new day.” -more-

Gladstone makes his mark with new hiring

By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff
Thursday December 13, 2001
When Cal chancellor Robert Berdahl made crew rowing coach Steve Gladstone his surprise pick as athletic director earlier this year, he knew he was hiring an unusual candidate, one who would do things a bit differently than your average administrator. The hiring process for Cal’s new head football coach, Jeff Tedford, shows just how independent Gladstone is. -more-

Compromise cell phone antennae ordinance OK’d

By John Geluardi Daily Planet staff
Thursday December 13, 2001
After a yearlong moratorium, the City Council adopted “workable” amendments to Berkeley’s Zoning Ordinance, which will govern the placement of cell phone antennae around town. -more-

Shipp’s sharp shooting carries Bears past FSU

By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff
Thursday December 13, 2001
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Southside Plan draft released to commission, public

By Hank Sims Daily Planet staff
Thursday December 13, 2001
Four years in the making, the Southside Plan came one step closer to completion on Wednesday, as a new draft was released to the public and members of the Planning Commission. -more-

City will give out Conscientious Objector information

By John Geluardi Daily Planet staff
Thursday December 13, 2001
As the City Council meeting closed in on midnight and two councilmembers had already gone home, the council voted to supply workers who answer the city’s general information phones with material about the Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors. -more-

Planning Commission, public get first glimpse of draft Southside plan

By Hank Sims Daily Planet staff
Thursday December 13, 2001

Police department employee dies from aneurysm

Planet staff
Thursday December 13, 2001

Apartments put to the ’quake test

By Michelle Locke The Associated Press
Thursday December 13, 2001

‘American Taliban’ still source of angst

By Justin Pritchard The Associated Press
Thursday December 13, 2001

Supreme Court blocks sex predator’s release

By Kim Curtis The Associated Press
Thursday December 13, 2001

PG&E asks for permission to settle claims under $100,000

The Associated Press
Thursday December 13, 2001

Array of electric, low-emission vehicles showed off

By Steve Lawrence The Associated Press
Thursday December 13, 2001

California making environmental justice tenet of air policy

By Leon Drouin Keith The Associated Press
Thursday December 13, 2001

Candidate looks to vouchers to improve system

By Brian Bergstein The Associated Press
Thursday December 13, 2001

Anti-Arab hate crimes drop from 9-11 level

By Don Thompson The Associated Press
Thursday December 13, 2001

Authorities crack down on Middle Eastern students

By Ben Fox The Associated Press
Thursday December 13, 2001

Davis orders increase on terrorism preparedness

By Don Thompson The Associated Press
Thursday December 13, 2001

Authorities arrest militant JDL members in alleged bomb plot

By Linda Deutsch The Associated Press
Thursday December 13, 2001

Medical-marijuana less popular than predicted

The Associated Press
Thursday December 13, 2001

Regulators OK selling gas co. space on pipelines

By Karen Gaudette The Associated Press
Thursday December 13, 2001

State regulators order Pacific Bell to speed up phone line repair jobs

The Associated Press
Thursday December 13, 2001

1,700 jobs cut by chip equipment maker in SJ

The Associated Press
Thursday December 13, 2001

SONICblue sues TiVo, alleging patent infringement on digital video recording

By May Wong The Associated Press
Thursday December 13, 2001

Editorials

Amtrak train strikes minivan near Bakersfield

The Associated Press
Thursday December 13, 2001
SHAFTER — Seven people were killed when a minivan collided with an Amtrak train on Wednesday near Bakersfield, authorities said. -more-

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