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Youth crew cleans up

By Chris Nichols, Special to the Daily Planet
Tuesday July 30, 2002
Wearing bright orange vests, masks and gloves, two five-member teams of young people are tackling one of Berkeley’s ugliest problems: graffiti. -more-

Is she serious?

Alfred C. Williams
Tuesday July 30, 2002
To the Editor -more-

Out & About Calendar

Staff
Tuesday July 30, 2002

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Cleveland’s homer kills Oakland’s one-run lead

By Anne M. Peterson, The Associated Press
Tuesday July 30, 2002
OAKLAND — Lee Stevens hit a three-run homer in the seventh inning as the Cleveland Indians came from behind to beat the Oakland Athletics 8-6 Monday night. -more-

Berkeley to SFO on BART by Jan.

By David Scharfenberg, Daily Planet Staff
Tuesday July 30, 2002
Four new stops south
of San Francisco will
park thousands of cars -more-

Watch what you discourage at intersections

Barbara Judd
Tuesday July 30, 2002
To The Editor: -more-

Chargers GM Butler diagnosed with cancer

By Bernie Wilson, The Associated Press
Tuesday July 30, 2002
SAN DIEGO — San Diego Chargers general manager John Butler has been diagnosed with lung cancer and started chemotherapy, a team spokesman said Monday night. -more-

State releases plan for popular Eastshore Park

By Kurtis Alexander, Daily Planet Staff
Tuesday July 30, 2002
Public hearing scheduled Aug. 15 -more-

Tower money might be better spent

Alex Warren
Tuesday July 30, 2002
To the Editor: -more-

The best of their time, the best at Bighorn

By Doug Ferguson, The Associated Press
Tuesday July 30, 2002
PALM DESERT — Tiger Woods turned in another prime-time performance. Jack Nicklaus produced one last memorable shot. -more-

News of the Weird

Staff
Tuesday July 30, 2002
Peepers found safe -more-

Public participation a plus

Carrie Olson
Tuesday July 30, 2002
To the Editor: -more-

History

Staff
Tuesday July 30, 2002
Today’s Highlight in History: -more-

City law corps victorious in forcing problem gas station to shape up

Daily Planet Wire Service
Tuesday July 30, 2002

Man killed in accident identified

Daily Planet Wire Service
Tuesday July 30, 2002

Activists take sides in suit over threatened plover bird

Daily Planet Wire Service
Tuesday July 30, 2002

President Bush appoints Oakland woman to national council

Daily Planet Wire Service
Tuesday July 30, 2002

School test bonuses go out after seven-month delay

By Jessica Brice, The Associated Press
Tuesday July 30, 2002

Venture capital investments fall to lowest levels since 1998

By Michael Liedtke, The Associated Press
Tuesday July 30, 2002

Briefs

Staff
Tuesday July 30, 2002

Psychiatrist: Yosemite killer has many signs of illness

The Associated Press
Tuesday July 30, 2002

Briefs

Staff
Tuesday July 30, 2002

Two studies battle over authenticity of Yale’s Viking map

By Diane Scarponi, The Associated Press
Tuesday July 30, 2002

East Bay Municipal Utility District again faces state OSHA fines

Daily Planet Wire Service
Tuesday July 30, 2002

Cheney promises to crack down on corporate wrongdoing

By Mike Glover, The Associated Press
Tuesday July 30, 2002

WorldCom creditors committee chosen; Nasdaq to delist stock

By Bruce Meyerson, The Associated Press
Tuesday July 30, 2002

Briefs

Staff
Tuesday July 30, 2002

By Chris Nichols/Special to the Daily Planet The city’s graffiti abatement crew cleans the front of a vacant building on Shattuck Avenue. Crew members say the amount of graffiti has fallen in recent years.
By Chris Nichols/Special to the Daily Planet The city’s graffiti abatement crew cleans the front of a vacant building on Shattuck Avenue. Crew members say the amount of graffiti has fallen in recent years.

Editorials

Fire displaces 17 children, 5 adults

Daily Planet Wire Service
Tuesday July 30, 2002
OAKLAND – A spokesman for the Oakland Fire Department says that a second-alarm fire displaced 17 children and five adults from a Victorian home this afternoon. -more-

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