Berkeley’s 23-year-old Seabreeze Market sits on land that will soon be a state park. The city wants to make sure the market stays.
Berkeley’s 23-year-old Seabreeze Market sits on land that will soon be a state park. The city wants to make sure the market stays.

Page One

Council goes to bat for grocer

Matthew Artz
Wednesday September 18, 2002


Against height limits

Nancy Bickel
Wednesday September 18, 2002

To the Editor: -more-



Bears casual about national honors

By Jared Green
Wednesday September 18, 2002


Calendar Event

Wednesday September 18, 2002

Wednesday, September 18 -more-



County rejects school budget

David Scharfenberg
Wednesday September 18, 2002

The county has rejected Berkeley Unified School District’s budget for the second straight year, citing a $3.9 million deficit and a vague financial recovery plan, county officials said Tuesday. -more-



Making ‘smart growth’ smart

Martha Nicoloff
Wednesday September 18, 2002

To the Editor: -more-



Sport Shorts

Wednesday September 18, 2002

Cal’s Kirk named Pac-10 Player of the Week -more-



Bates supporters call to question mayor’s campaign contributions

By Kurtis Alexander
Wednesday September 18, 2002

The fight for mayor has a new battleground – campaign finance. -more-



Berkeley dispute service a nonprofit

Brad Smith
Wednesday September 18, 2002

To the Editor: -more-



BART scheduling change means longer wait

By David Scharfenberg
Wednesday September 18, 2002

A BART scheduling change designed to ease travel to the San Francisco International Airport has added up to five minutes to the Berkeley-San Francisco-Daly City commute, raising concern among riders and public transit advocates. -more-



A senior rally around the pool

Helen Rippier Wheeler
Wednesday September 18, 2002

To the Editor: -more-



Berkeley swimmers make a splash

Matthew Artz
Wednesday September 18, 2002

City Council voted Tuesday to keep West Campus Pool open this winter and to investigate ways to keep Willard Pool open as well. -more-



Features

Israelis may have planted bomb at Palestinian school

By Nasser Shiyoukhi
Wednesday September 18, 2002

Marin to monitor San Mateo privacy suit

Daily Planet Wire Service
Wednesday September 18, 2002

‘Riders’ innocent, defense says

By Kim Curtis
Wednesday September 18, 2002

Bay Briefs

Wednesday September 18, 2002

Judge orders striking -more-


Blackouts could have been avoided, power regulators say

By Jessica Brice
Wednesday September 18, 2002

SACRAMENTO — Nearly all the blackouts that swept California during the state’s 2000-2001 energy crisis could have been avoided, according to a report released Tuesday by state power regulators. -more-


Lt. Gov. candidates blast each other for missing votes

By Steve Lawrence
Wednesday September 18, 2002

SACRAMENTO — Using the label invisible man, the leading candidates for lieutenant governor accused each other Tuesday of piling up lousy participation records in their current jobs. -more-


State Legislation

Wednesday September 18, 2002

Davis signs bills to protect -more-


McDonald’s Corp. stock plunges to seven-year low

By Dave Carpenter
Wednesday September 18, 2002

Briefs

Wednesday September 18, 2002

Broker Charles Schwab to cut 10 percent of staff -more-


Labor secretary reneged promise, garment workers say

The Associated Press
Wednesday September 18, 2002

SAN FRANCISCO — Secretary of Labor Elaine Chao reneged on a year-old pledge to help 200 garment workers collect more than $1 million in unpaid wages, the factory employees charged Tuesday. -more-


Santa Cruz leaders help in marijuana giveaway at City Hall

By Martha Mendoza
Wednesday September 18, 2002

Gov. signs bill to combat elder abuse

Daily Planet Wire Service
Wednesday September 18, 2002

CSU OKs tough smoking policy

By Chelsea J. Carter
Wednesday September 18, 2002

LONG BEACH— Trustees of the nation’s largest public university tentatively approved a tough new smoking policy Tuesday for the university’s 23 campuses that includes the authority to cite violators. -more-


Election Section

News of the Weird

Wednesday September 18, 2002

Couple marries in a coal mine -more-


Yosemite trail 8,000 feet above sea level being rebuilt

By Carl Nolte
Wednesday September 18, 2002

YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK — It is stone masonry in the sky, and the role model here is the Greek builder Archimedes, who said, “Give me a place to stand, and I will move the earth.” -more-


Police Briefs

Wednesday September 18, 2002

Armed Robbery -more-


Editorial

U.S., Russia differ over next step with Iraq

By Charles J. Hanley
Wednesday September 18, 2002

Back Stories

Opinion

Editorials

U.S., Russia differ over next step with Iraq 09-18-2002

Iraq accepts return of U.N. 09-17-2002

Union City Police: ‘Citizens stay calm’ 09-16-2002

Three held in possible terrorism hoax 09-14-2002

Oakland police ‘Riders’ trial begins this week 09-13-2002

Two Richmond waste cleanup sites approved for development 09-12-2002

News

Council goes to bat for grocer Matthew Artz 09-18-2002

Against height limits Nancy Bickel 09-18-2002

Bears casual about national honors By Jared Green 09-18-2002

Calendar Event 09-18-2002

County rejects school budget David Scharfenberg 09-18-2002

Making ‘smart growth’ smart Martha Nicoloff 09-18-2002

Sport Shorts 09-18-2002

Bates supporters call to question mayor’s campaign contributions By Kurtis Alexander 09-18-2002

Berkeley dispute service a nonprofit Brad Smith 09-18-2002

BART scheduling change means longer wait By David Scharfenberg 09-18-2002

A senior rally around the pool Helen Rippier Wheeler 09-18-2002

Berkeley swimmers make a splash Matthew Artz 09-18-2002

Israelis may have planted bomb at Palestinian school By Nasser Shiyoukhi 09-18-2002

Marin to monitor San Mateo privacy suit Daily Planet Wire Service 09-18-2002

‘Riders’ innocent, defense says By Kim Curtis 09-18-2002

Bay Briefs 09-18-2002

Blackouts could have been avoided, power regulators say By Jessica Brice 09-18-2002

Lt. Gov. candidates blast each other for missing votes By Steve Lawrence 09-18-2002

State Legislation 09-18-2002

McDonald’s Corp. stock plunges to seven-year low By Dave Carpenter 09-18-2002

Briefs 09-18-2002

Labor secretary reneged promise, garment workers say The Associated Press 09-18-2002

Santa Cruz leaders help in marijuana giveaway at City Hall By Martha Mendoza 09-18-2002

Gov. signs bill to combat elder abuse Daily Planet Wire Service 09-18-2002

CSU OKs tough smoking policy By Chelsea J. Carter 09-18-2002

News of the Weird 09-18-2002

Yosemite trail 8,000 feet above sea level being rebuilt By Carl Nolte 09-18-2002

Police Briefs 09-18-2002

School construction delayed five months David Scharfenberg 09-17-2002

Let's move past Sept. 11 Arthur B. Waugh 09-17-2002

Local Olympic cyclist races with Armstrong in SF M. Nicole Nazzaro 09-17-2002

Calendar of Community Events 09-17-2002

The price of being PC Stream Weir 09-17-2002

A plea for Pepito's Rebecca Herman 09-17-2002

A's beat Angels 4-3 in ninth inning to tie them for first in AL West The Associated Press 09-17-2002

Most of "Wheeler 79" reject deal David Scharfenberg 09-17-2002

Plenty of peace on Sept. 11 Marika Kuzma 09-17-2002

School district dodges new budget woes David Scharfenberg 09-17-2002

More on Maio's growth ideas Peter Teichner 09-17-2002

How to be an anti-terrorism tipster David Grary 09-17-2002

West Berkeley unites for a party Chris Nichols 09-17-2002

One arrested after botched robbery 09-17-2002

Alameda mayor Ralph Appezzato found dead at home 09-17-2002

Homeless coupele must leave mountain tree home 09-17-2002

Bay Area Briefs 09-17-2002

Yosemite killer Stayner found sane Brian Melley The Associated Press 09-17-2002

Pornography company offers $3 million for Napster identity Ron Harris Associated Press Writer 09-17-2002

Briefs 09-17-2002

Oakland amoung Calif. cities to lead tech industry growth Bob Porterfield The Associated Press 09-17-2002

Feds may be watching Santa Cruz City Hall pot distribution to sick 09-17-2002

Skate Park is On By Matthew Artz Daily Planet Staff 09-16-2002

More on housing subsidies Chris Kavanagh Chris Kavanagh 09-16-2002

The Bears are for real By Larry Lage 09-16-2002

Mayor Dean sets sights on November By Matthew Artz 09-16-2002

Pacifica’s radio return Kriss Worthington 09-16-2002

Cal soccer – men beat Denver, women tie St. Mary’s By Jared Green 09-16-2002

‘Wheeler 79’ students accept deal By David Scharfenberg 09-16-2002

Thank you to police Laura Menard 09-16-2002

Sports Shorts 09-16-2002

Liquor stores face last call By Sean Marciniak 09-16-2002

Libertarians drop Calif. governor hopeful who spat on radio host Robert Jablon 09-16-2002

Officer’s absence notable in Riders case The Associated Press 09-16-2002

Molotov cocktails spark fire Daily Planet Wire Service 09-16-2002

Police say family dispute resulted in Oakland homocide Daily Planet Wire Services 09-16-2002

SF took cash that could have repaired Hetch Hetchy system The Associated Press 09-16-2002

Lights Out By David Scharfenberg Daily Planet Staff 09-14-2002

Berkeley’s Sept. 11 won’t be forgotten Christopher Cantor Berkeley 09-14-2002

Churches remain important south of campus institutions Susan Cerny Special to the Daily Planet 09-14-2002

The Cheap suit Serenaders By Brian Kluepfel Special to the Daily Planet 09-14-2002

Calendar of Community Events 09-14-2002

Six nightmarish minutes doom Panthers to loss By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 09-14-2002

State pressures city planners Matthew Artz Daily Planet Staff 09-14-2002

Berkeley’s Sept. 11 won’t be forgotten Jeanne Gray Loughman Berkeley 09-14-2002

Golden Bears upset Santa Clara By Dean Caparaz Daily Planet Correspondent 09-14-2002

Check overhead: Council says weapons not allowed there By Elizabeth Gettelman Special to the Daily Planet 09-14-2002

How many more people? Mark Johnson Berkeley 09-14-2002

Sports Shorts 09-14-2002

City considers biodiesel Matthew Artz Daily Planet Staff 09-14-2002

How many more people? Mark JohnsonBerkeley 09-14-2002

Senior aerobics reinstated - Matthew Artz 09-14-2002

Varmints again David Shefik Berkeley 09-14-2002

UC employee unrest spreads By Ian Stewart The Associated Press 09-14-2002

New landlord at Reddy tenants Matthew Artz Daily Planet Staff 09-14-2002

Police Briefs 09-14-2002

Bay Area Briefs 09-14-2002

Prosecutor shows Oakland cops’ pattern of setting up suspects By Kim Curtis THe Associated Press 09-14-2002

Weed whacker spark caused Oakland fire The Associated Press 09-14-2002

Arrest made in Alameda County stalking Daily Planet Wire Service 09-14-2002

Agents raid farm, arrest medical pot grower The Associated Press 09-14-2002

Monaco seeks ‘silence’ in memories of Princess Grace The Associated Press 09-14-2002

Burning Man attendance in Black Rock Desert sets record The Associated Press 09-14-2002

motorcross is Not a crime bikers want a park, too By Casey McKinney Special to the Daily Planet 09-13-2002

How many police does it take? Bob Moghaddacy Berkeley 09-13-2002

The Backyard isn’t safe anymore By Peter Crimmins Special to the Daily Planet 09-13-2002

Arts Calendar 09-13-2002

Out & About 09-13-2002

Daily Planet 2002 High School Football Preview Jackets hope for better finish By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 09-13-2002

Banks file suit over local privacy laws By David Scharfenberg Daily Planet Staff 09-13-2002

Hey you, patriotic folk Charmaine Soldat Berkeley 09-13-2002

Asteroid hunter finds Apollo-era rocket By Andrew Bridges The Associated Press 09-13-2002

St. Mary’s not worried about replacing stars By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 09-13-2002

Council condemns Bush’s Patriot Act By Kurtis Alexander Daily Planet Staff 09-13-2002

Swapping parking spaces for playing fields Gloria Wong Berkeley 09-13-2002

Another obstacle for UC clericals Jennifer Barrios Special to the Daily Planet 09-13-2002

Disputing the housing shortage claims lan Wofsy Berkeley 09-13-2002

Judge dismisses Simon fraud verdict By Erica Werner The Associated Press 09-13-2002

One lifeguard costs less than two Terry Cochrell Berkeley 09-13-2002

Learn how to ‘touch and vote’ 09-13-2002

Sex charges against Raiders’ Darrell Russell dropped 09-13-2002

Wen Ho Lee case stirs nation’s Asian-Americans into action By Deborah Kong The Associated Press 09-13-2002

Logging giant sells 731 Sierra acres to parks system By Don Thompson 09-13-2002

Yahoo and SBC unveil high-speed Internet service By Michael Liedtke The Associated Press 09-13-2002

Web businesses take a 2nd shot at success By Michael Liedtke The Associated Press 09-13-2002

Community colleges make cuts despite spike in enrollment By Jessica Brice The Associated Press 09-13-2002

Argument stalls state’s water bill By Mark Sherman The Associated Press 09-13-2002

Jury weighing sanity of Yosemite killer Stayner By Brian Melley The Associated Press 09-13-2002

This frog has a recovery plan By Don Thompson The Associated Press 09-13-2002

Libertarian candidate spits on radio host 09-13-2002

Ex-nuclear worker jailed for threats 09-13-2002

Bay Area Briefs 09-13-2002

Bay Area Briefs 09-13-2002

News of the Weird 09-13-2002

News of the Weird 09-13-2002

News of the Weird 09-13-2002

Politics as usual during UC’s Sept. 11 tribute By David Scharfenberg Daily Planet Staff 09-12-2002

Honor the dead Bruce Joffe Piedmont 09-12-2002

Calendar of Community Events 09-12-2002

Calendar of Community Events 09-12-2002

spiritual theme for Berkeley Symphony’s season opener By Jennifer Dix Special to the Daily Planet 09-12-2002

High-powered Spartan offense will test Bears By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 09-12-2002

City sinks its water aerobics Matthew Artz Daily Planet Staff 09-12-2002

Firefighters say thanks Marc Mestrovich Berkeley Firefighters Association Local 1227 09-12-2002

Sports Shorts 09-12-2002

New head of Rent Board Matthew Artz Daily Planet Staff 09-12-2002

Get the housing element fixed Lynda Hart Berkeley 09-12-2002

Warm words for bin Laden in Britain By Donna Abu-Nasr The Associated Press 09-12-2002

Thanks to the police Tim Donnelly Berkeley 09-12-2002

Berkeley disability group shares insights with Costa Rican disability activists By David Scharfenberg Daily Planet Staff 09-12-2002

Smog beats the streets Doug Fielding Berkeley 09-12-2002

Bay Area Briefs 09-12-2002

State Briefs 09-12-2002

Lab confirms LA death was West Nile The Associated Press 09-12-2002

Plan would change state superintendent’s role The Associated Press 09-12-2002

State Legislation 09-12-2002

The Web mutes its colors on Sept. 11 The Associated Press 09-12-2002

Police Briefs Matthew Artz 09-12-2002