Vandals and malfunction still plague meters
Vandals and malfunction still plague meters

Page One

Parking Meter War Continues

By David Scharfenberg
Friday September 27, 2002


A call to open the debate to Camejo

Howard G Chong
Friday September 27, 2002

To the Editor: -more-



Deep Space: A Compelling Irish Drama

By Robert Hall
Friday September 27, 2002

Transparent Theater strides into its second season sure-footedly with Alex Johnston’s two-person drama “Deep Space.” -more-



Calendar

Friday September 27, 2002

Saturday, Sept. 28 -more-



Fired-up Panthers serve up a big win

By Jared Green
Friday September 27, 2002


Mayor trails in endorsements

By Matthew Artz
Friday September 27, 2002


Are 7 days a big headache for stadium neighbors?

Kenny Byerly
Friday September 27, 2002

To the Editor: -more-



Jackets get stuck in shallow end

By Jared Green
Friday September 27, 2002


More programs may return to high school

By David Scharfenberg
Friday September 27, 2002


Consequences of war with Iraq unpredictable

Taylor Bennett
Friday September 27, 2002

To the Editor: -more-





Watch for traffic cameras

By Matthew Artz
Friday September 27, 2002

Red light runners and speeders beware: What the police don’t see, the camera surely will. -more-



I hope teachers stand behind their messages

Devora Liss
Friday September 27, 2002

To the Editor: -more-



Scoreboard

Friday September 27, 2002

Girls tennis - Salesian 4, St. Mary’s 3 -more-



Two missiles fire into car in Gaza City

By Ibrahim Barzak
Friday September 27, 2002

GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip — Israel tried to kill the mastermind of the Hamas bombing campaign Thursday, firing two missiles into a car in crowded Gaza City. Two bodyguards died and 35 bystanders were wounded in the helicopter attack, but the fate of the Palestinian militant remained uncertain. Hamas promised revenge. -more-



Features

University to battle bioterrorism

Daily Planet Wire Service
Friday September 27, 2002

Police Briefs

Friday September 27, 2002

Drug Arrest -more-


Bey delays plea in sex charge

Daily Planet Wire Service
Friday September 27, 2002

OAKLAND – A leader in Oakland's Nation of Islam community appeared briefly in Alameda County Superior Court this morning but did not enter plea to a charge that he allegedly molested a 13-year-old girl 20 years ago. -more-


Lawrence Berkeley scientist recognized

Daily Planet Wire Service
Friday September 27, 2002

LIVERMORE – Federal officials announced today that four Bay Area scientists have been recognized with awards for their work in atomic energy. -more-


Bay Area Briefs

Friday September 27, 2002

East Bay parks slated for -more-


State Briefs

Friday September 27, 2002

Report: Changing conditions could hurt U.S. housing market -more-


Police to run Super Bowl security

By Seth Hettena
Friday September 27, 2002

High-tech workers complain about immigrant visa program

The Associated Press
Friday September 27, 2002

The Associated Press -more-


Briefs

Staff
Friday September 27, 2002

Jury orders Philip Morris to pay smoker $850,000 -more-


Disney exec to lead Gap

The Associated Press
Friday September 27, 2002

SAN FRANCISCO — Slumping retailer Gap Inc. is turning to an executive who ran Disneyland to make its turnaround dreams come true. -more-


Park service to turn missile site into Cold War national park

By Chet Brokaw
Friday September 27, 2002

WALL, S.D.— For nearly three decades, an 80-foot hole dubbed Delta Nine played a vital role in the nation’s defense. -more-


News of the Weird

Friday September 27, 2002

Hail to the haggis king -more-


Election Section

New parking meters unveiled in SF

New parking meters unveiled in SF
Friday September 27, 2002

SAN FRANCISCO – San Francisco city officials gathered outside City Hall Thursday to unveil a brand new electronic parking meter system that is expected to add millions to city coffers. -more-


Editorial

UC Berkeley chops trees to reduce fire danger

By Kurtis Alexander
Friday September 27, 2002

Back Stories

Opinion

Editorials

UC Berkeley chops trees to reduce fire danger 09-27-2002

Police Briefs 09-26-2002

Wildfire threatens hundreds of LA homes 09-25-2002

Bush considers lowering alert 09-24-2002

Police Briefs 09-23-2002

Crews control 10-acre Oakland blaze 09-21-2002

News

Parking Meter War Continues By David Scharfenberg 09-27-2002

A call to open the debate to Camejo Howard G Chong 09-27-2002

Deep Space: A Compelling Irish Drama By Robert Hall 09-27-2002

Calendar 09-27-2002

Fired-up Panthers serve up a big win By Jared Green 09-27-2002

Mayor trails in endorsements By Matthew Artz 09-27-2002

Are 7 days a big headache for stadium neighbors? Kenny Byerly 09-27-2002

Jackets get stuck in shallow end By Jared Green 09-27-2002

More programs may return to high school By David Scharfenberg 09-27-2002

Consequences of war with Iraq unpredictable Taylor Bennett 09-27-2002

Who’s the Cougars’ quarterback? Bears say it doesn’t really matter By Jared Green 09-27-2002

Watch for traffic cameras By Matthew Artz 09-27-2002

I hope teachers stand behind their messages Devora Liss 09-27-2002

Scoreboard 09-27-2002

Two missiles fire into car in Gaza City By Ibrahim Barzak 09-27-2002

University to battle bioterrorism Daily Planet Wire Service 09-27-2002

Police Briefs 09-27-2002

Bey delays plea in sex charge Daily Planet Wire Service 09-27-2002

Lawrence Berkeley scientist recognized Daily Planet Wire Service 09-27-2002

Bay Area Briefs 09-27-2002

State Briefs 09-27-2002

Police to run Super Bowl security By Seth Hettena 09-27-2002

High-tech workers complain about immigrant visa program The Associated Press 09-27-2002

Briefs Staff 09-27-2002

Disney exec to lead Gap The Associated Press 09-27-2002

Park service to turn missile site into Cold War national park By Chet Brokaw 09-27-2002

News of the Weird 09-27-2002

New parking meters unveiled in SF New parking meters unveiled in SF 09-27-2002

For the love of dressing up cars Kim Melton 09-26-2002

African American studies program one of a kind Denisha M. DeLane 09-26-2002

a circus without animals but with lots of heart Jennifer Dix 09-26-2002

Calendar 09-26-2002

Berkeley High runners break Alameda streak Jared Green 09-26-2002

Black studies program back at Berkeley High David Scharfenberg 09-26-2002

Here's what's in the news Carol Denney 09-26-2002

Bears brush off loss Jared Green 09-26-2002

Former Berkeley green Camejo takes aim at governor's seat Judith Scherr 09-26-2002

Coffee initiative could mean mere pennies to you Mark Tarses 09-26-2002

U.S. children escape Ivory Coast city Clar Nichonghaile The Associated Press 09-26-2002

We enjoy our Eastshore State Park Ruth Bird 09-26-2002

International Starbucks protest comes to town David Scharfenberg 09-26-2002

Santa Cruz denounces an attack on Iraq The Associated Press 09-26-2002

At least 15 homes damaged in Morgan Hill fire The Associated Press 09-26-2002

Bay Area Briefs 09-26-2002

State adds to reputation as nation's trailblazer for laws Jessica Brice The Associated Press 09-26-2002

UC Berkeley gets $2.1 million for smoking prevention study The Associated Press 09-26-2002

Davis signs laws removing protections for gun industry Angela Watercutter The Associated Press 09-26-2002

Briefs 09-26-2002

PUC plans show how energy users will pay The Associated Press 09-26-2002

Sales fall for Sept. 11 books after one-year anniversary Hllel Italie The Associated Press 09-26-2002

Death sentence for couple who tortured Pleasanton woman in minivan Daily Planet Wire Service and The Associated Press 09-26-2002

SF taking action on water system woes The Associated Press 09-26-2002

UC study finds younger people more conservative By David Scharfenberg Daily Planet Staff 09-25-2002

Here’s to democracy in Berkeley Ron Rice Berkeley 09-25-2002

Jackets start ACCAL season by pounding on Richmond By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 09-25-2002

Mayor considers building new UC stadium Matthew Artz Daily Planet Staffpandering to neighbors 09-25-2002

Look at immigration Tim Aaronson El Cerrito 09-25-2002

Teachers condemn cuts By David Scharfenberg Daily Planet Staff 09-25-2002

Read your history books Hoang Phan SJP, Berkeley 09-25-2002

Journalists show distaste for fast food By Carol Hunet Special to the Daily Planet 09-25-2002

Summer weather takes its toll By Alan Sayre The Associated Press 09-25-2002

City loan to house residents displaced by fire Matthew Artz Daily Planet Staff 09-25-2002

Berkeley composer offers music amid New York’s post-Sept. 11 grief The Associated Press 09-25-2002

Pit bulls bite two children, officer in Richmond Daily Planet Wire Service 09-25-2002

Riders’ cross-examination ends first day Daily Planet Wire Service 09-25-2002

Oakland 4th in nation for murder Daily Planet Wire Service 09-25-2002

Oakland rookie cop to be arraigned on sex charges - Daily Planet Wire Service 09-25-2002

Bay Area Briefs 09-25-2002

Governor puts off fund-raiser The Associated Press 09-25-2002

Journalists banned from San Diego stem cell conference By Paul Elias The Associated Press 09-25-2002

UC Davis develops guide for ranchers Daily Planet Wire Service 09-25-2002

City, unions reach deal Matthew Artz 09-24-2002

Mayor encourages performance audits for schools Berkeley Mayor Shirley Dean 09-24-2002

Calendar 09-24-2002

Croatian sensation sparks Cal to fast start Dean Caparaz 09-24-2002

High school axes African-American studies program David Scharfenberg 09-24-2002

Judge orders new trial in Raiders lawsuit against NFL John Nadel The Associated Press 09-24-2002

Maio clings to neutering idea David Scharfenberg 09-24-2002

A's focused on clinching division The Associated Press 09-24-2002

Girl hit by police car recovering Matthew Artz 09-24-2002

Gore blasts Bush on push for war Ian Stewart The Associated Press 09-24-2002

Four cows with personality corralled in Berkeley exhibit Melissa McRobbie 09-24-2002

$2.4 million grant goes to Oakland Army Base 09-24-2002

Police Briefs Matthew Artz 09-24-2002

Buying or selling a house? Energy matters. Alice La Pierre 09-24-2002

Bay Area Briefs 09-24-2002

Davis signs family leave bill The Associated Press 09-24-2002

UC Berkeley amoung schools watched on Middle East group's Web site The Associated Press 09-24-2002

Caltrans changes course: banners coming down The Associated Press 09-24-2002

Feds refer Edison settlement to California Supreme Court The Associated Press 09-24-2002

Latinos hurt most by affordable housing crunch The Associated Press 09-24-2002

Briefs 09-24-2002

Police seek witnesses to electronics heist 09-24-2002

Feds file to overturn Oreg. suicide law The Associated Press 09-24-2002

Pacifica radio to return to Berkeley By Matthew Artz 09-23-2002

Concerns about coffee initiative Fred Foldvary 09-23-2002

Golden Bears come up short against Air Force By Jared Green 09-23-2002

County to aid school district with budget By David Scharfenberg 09-23-2002

Growth won’t stop anytime soon Stuart Cohen 09-23-2002

Both Cal soccer teams win By Jared Green 09-23-2002

Button-maker bids farewell By Matthew Artz 09-23-2002

A Dean supporter speaks Sam Herbert 09-23-2002

Pac-10 Football Roundup 09-23-2002

Russian avalanche covers village By Yuri Bagrov 09-23-2002

Local NBA players acquitted of fraud By Nick Wilson 09-23-2002

Bay Area Briefs 09-23-2002

Davis signs stem cell research bill By Jennifer Coleman 09-23-2002

Economist challenges lowered state ranking By Jessica Brice 09-23-2002

Literacy students publish book Brian Kluepfel 09-21-2002

A bizarre raccoon attack story Susan Charlip 09-21-2002

Berkeley's Campanile has a connection to Renaissance Venice Steven Finacom 09-21-2002

Here's a Big sadistic slice By John Angell Grant 09-21-2002

Arts Calendar 09-21-2002

Out & About 09-21-2002

Defense leads Jackets to big win over Liberty By Jared Green 09-21-2002

Mayor broke campaign laws By Kurtis Alexander 09-21-2002

Colo. woman boiling over coffee initiative Sherrie Beshore 09-21-2002

Seventeen years after starting Farm Aid, Nelson still pushing for change By Todd Spangler 09-21-2002

Panthers fumble away lead in second half, lose to Gauchos By Dean Caparaz 09-21-2002

UC foresees problems By David Scharfenberg 09-21-2002

City’s weapons policy a national headlineTo the Editor: What a load of compost and granola. Thanks to our City Council's forceful stand against space weapons in or above the city limits, Berkeley is finally comic relief not just for the rest of the cou Heather Jacobsen 09-21-2002

Cal vs. Air Force Academy – 2 p.m. at Memorial Stadium Jared Green 09-21-2002

City could raise price of public input Matthew Artz 09-21-2002

School funding starts at state level John Selawsky 09-21-2002

German chancellor sends letter to Bush By Colleen Barry 09-21-2002

Record crowds at celebrity match -Melissa McRobbie 09-21-2002

Appezzato memorial service Monday Daily Planet Wire Service 09-21-2002

Three overnight killings push Oakland homicides to 84 Daily Planet Wire Service 09-21-2002

Police Briefs Matthew Artz 09-21-2002

Bay Area Briefs 09-21-2002

Tiger attacks kindergartner By Michelle R. Smith 09-21-2002

State Briefs 09-21-2002

Packard Foundation slashes staff, grants By Ian Stewart 09-21-2002

Briefs 09-21-2002

Father of 401(k) takes pride in brainchild despite account’s flaws By Michael Liedtke 09-21-2002

U.S. Rep. aims to rescue coffee growers through campaign Daily Planet Wire Service 09-21-2002

UC Berkeley, CSU offer joint doctorate in education Daily Planet Wire Service 09-21-2002

Rural crime prevention program created 09-21-2002

Silicon Valley planners worry about future congestion 09-21-2002

California nonprofits hurting from state budget cuts By Louise Chu 09-21-2002

Stanford scientists find faults in earthquake prediction model By Angela Watercutter 09-21-2002

Feds consider listing state fish as endangered By Colleen Valles 09-21-2002

First northern right whale calf sighted in Pacific in a century The Associated Press 09-21-2002

In Alaska, an ancestral island home falls victim to global warming By Joseph B. Verrengia 09-21-2002

News of the Weird 09-21-2002

Davis signs bill to clean beaches By Louise Chu 09-21-2002