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School construction delayed five months

David Scharfenberg
Tuesday September 17, 2002
Construction of the $34 million Milvia Buildings at Berkeley High School is five months behind schedule and at least one of the two structures will probably not open by next school year, district officials said. -more-

Let's move past Sept. 11

Arthur B. Waugh
Tuesday September 17, 2002
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Local Olympic cyclist races with Armstrong in SF

M. Nicole Nazzaro
Tuesday September 17, 2002
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Calendar of Community Events

Tuesday September 17, 2002
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The price of being PC

Stream Weir
Tuesday September 17, 2002
When Berkeley needs to buy an appliance, it shops around. But not for the lowest price. -more-

A plea for Pepito's

Rebecca Herman
Tuesday September 17, 2002
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A's beat Angels 4-3 in ninth inning to tie them for first in AL West

The Associated Press
Tuesday September 17, 2002
OAKLAND — Miguel Tejada singled home the winning run in the ninth inning as the Oakland Athletics snapped Anaheim’s six-game winning streak and tied the Angels for first place in the AL West with a 4-3 victory Monday night. -more-

Most of "Wheeler 79" reject deal

David Scharfenberg
Tuesday September 17, 2002
At least 30 of the 41 pro-Palestinian students who took over UC Berkeley’s Wheeler Hall in April have decided to face official student conduct hearings rather than accept a probation deal from the university, according to student leaders. -more-

Plenty of peace on Sept. 11

Marika Kuzma
Tuesday September 17, 2002
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School district dodges new budget woes

David Scharfenberg
Tuesday September 17, 2002
A $1.4 million budget scare for the Berkeley Unified School District has vanished, district officials said. -more-

More on Maio's growth ideas

Peter Teichner
Tuesday September 17, 2002
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How to be an anti-terrorism tipster

David Grary
Tuesday September 17, 2002
Because the dollars in question will not actually come from the state this year, Kurr said the district can float bonds to raise some of the $1.4 million. The district would repay those bonds once the deferred state money flows to the district during the 2003-2004 fiscal year, likely in July or August 2003, Kurr said. -more-

West Berkeley unites for a party

Chris Nichols
Tuesday September 17, 2002

One arrested after botched robbery

Tuesday September 17, 2002

Alameda mayor Ralph Appezzato found dead at home

Tuesday September 17, 2002

Homeless coupele must leave mountain tree home

Tuesday September 17, 2002

Bay Area Briefs

Tuesday September 17, 2002

Yosemite killer Stayner found sane

Brian Melley The Associated Press
Tuesday September 17, 2002

Pornography company offers $3 million for Napster identity

Ron Harris Associated Press Writer
Tuesday September 17, 2002

Briefs

Tuesday September 17, 2002

Oakland amoung Calif. cities to lead tech industry growth

Bob Porterfield The Associated Press
Tuesday September 17, 2002

Feds may be watching Santa Cruz City Hall pot distribution to sick

Tuesday September 17, 2002

A welder works on the new "Milvia Buildings" at Berkeley High School.
A welder works on the new "Milvia Buildings" at Berkeley High School.

Editorials

Iraq accepts return of U.N.

The Associated Press
Tuesday September 17, 2002
UNITED NATIONS — Iraq unconditionally accepted the return of U.N. weapons inspectors late Monday, U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan said, nearly four years after the inspectors left Baghdad. -more-

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