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UC strike to begin today

Matthew Artz Daily Planet Staff
Monday August 26, 2002
UC students returning to class today are in for a raucous welcome. -more-

The county in the face of welfare reform

Angie Garling Berkeley
Monday August 26, 2002
To The Editor: -more-

Fans hope Tedford era will bring fast improvment

By Chris Nichols Special to the Daily Planet
Monday August 26, 2002
With a new air of confidence in Strawberry Canyon, Golden Bear football fans young and old attended Saturday’s Fan Appreciation Day, meeting players and coaches on the re-energized Cal football squad. -more-

School board hopeful missed filing deadline because of church trip

By David Scharfenberg Daily Planet Staff
Monday August 26, 2002
Pastor and African-American studies teacher Robert McKnight told the Daily Planet Friday that a long-planned, two-week tour of churches in the South prevented him from meeting the city’s Aug. 14 deadline to file as a candidate for the Board of Education. -more-

More on raccoon sterilization

David Shefik David Shefik,
Monday August 26, 2002
To the Editor: -more-

Eighth-inning rally keeps A’s winning streak alive at 12 games

The Associated Press
Monday August 26, 2002
DETROIT – The Oakland Athletics won their 12th straight game, with John Mabry hitting a go-ahead double during a five-run rally in the eighth inning for a 10-7 victory Sunday over the Detroit Tigers. -more-

Berkeley socialists push agenda

Matthew Artz
Monday August 26, 2002

More on raccoon sterilization

Revan Trantar
Monday August 26, 2002
To the Editor: -more-

Davis names locals to state posts

Daily Planet Staff Report
Monday August 26, 2002
SACRAMENTO – Berkeley resident Ellen Gold, 52, was appointed by Gov. Gray Davis to the state Carcinogen Identification Committee last week. -more-


More violence in Oakland

Daily Planet Wire Service
Monday August 26, 2002
A young Oakland man was shot to death early Saturday outside a restaurant in west Oakland, the city's 72nd murder this year, police report. -more-

Training of new airport screeners in question

The Associated Press
Monday August 26, 2002

FDA says cloned animals ok to eat, but not transgenic ones

By PAUL ELIAS The Associated Press
Monday August 26, 2002

Charles Schwab sells his northern California ranch

The Associated Press
Monday August 26, 2002

UC Berkeley clerical workers prepare signs Sunday for today's scheduled three-day strike.
UC Berkeley clerical workers prepare signs Sunday for today's scheduled three-day strike.

Editorials

Leaking Luckenbach scheduled to be cleaned next month

Daily Planet Wire Service
Monday August 26, 2002
SAN MATEO – A Florida salvage company hopes to complete by the end of September the removal of thousands of gallons of fuel oil from the S.S. Jacob Luckenbach that lies in 175 feet of water 17 miles southeast of San Francisco. -more-

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