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Cost of UC student hearings mounts

By Elizabeth Gettelman
Monday October 14, 2002
If the opening hearing for 32 students who took over a UC Berkeley campus building is any indicator, the total bill for the remaining hearings will be at least $400,000, according to estimates by university officials. -more-

Questioning a school board candidate

Ann McDonald-Cacho
Monday October 14, 2002
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Calendar

Monday October 14, 2002
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Second-half woes continue as Bears fall to USC

By Ken Peters
Monday October 14, 2002
LOS ANGELES – Sultan McCullough had the busiest day of any Southern California tailback in the last 15 years, and he didn’t mind a bit. -more-

Activist-turned-moderate is 8th District front-runner

By David Scharfenberg
Monday October 14, 2002
He’s the heir apparent. But he’s got a race on his hands. -more-

A vote for Camejo

David Heller
Monday October 14, 2002
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Muñoz scores in overtime to lead Cal over Huskies

By Jared Green
Monday October 14, 2002
Sophomore Mike Muñoz scored a dramatic overtime goal to lift the Cal men’s soccer team to a 2-1 win over Washington on Sunday. -more-

Local anti-terrorism efforts begin

By Shani Aminah Moore
Monday October 14, 2002
Where would you go if the Bay Area was attacked with biological weapons? Where would you turn for information or treatment? -more-

Oakland’s housing crunch could mirror Berkeley’s

Frank Davis
Monday October 14, 2002
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Lady Bears suffer another shutout

Daily Planet Wire Services
Monday October 14, 2002
LOS ANGELES - The fifth-ranked Cal women’s soccer team lost its second straight game on Sunday, falling 2-0 to No. 15 USC. The Bears fell to 0-2 in Pac-10 play (7-4-1 overall) after losing, 1-0, to UCLA on Friday. The Trojans improved to 6-4-3 overall, 1-1 in the Pac-10. -more-

Blasts renew fears of al-Qaida

By Irwan Firdous
Monday October 14, 2002
BALI, Indonesia — Terrified tourists tried Sunday to flee this island paradise that turned into an inferno, with the death toll from a pair of bombings climbing to 187 and fears growing that al-Qaida has taken its terror campaign to the world’s largest Muslim country. -more-

High prices can hurt a city

Pat Boyd
Monday October 14, 2002
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Pac-10 Football Roundup

Monday October 14, 2002
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Briefcase not a bomb

Melissa McRobbie
Monday October 14, 2002
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Sports Shorts

Monday October 14, 2002
Field hockey wins Big Game -more-

87th murder in Oakland

Compiled from staff and wire reports.
Monday October 14, 2002

Police Briefs

Matthew Artz
Monday October 14, 2002

New water pipeline eases fears of shortage

Daily Planet Wire Service
Monday October 14, 2002

New BART fare gates to debut at Concord station

Daily Planet Wire Service
Monday October 14, 2002

Big business going organic

The Associated Press
Monday October 14, 2002

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Monday October 14, 2002

State Briefs

Monday October 14, 2002

Report: Davis appointees gave $12 million to his campaign

The Associated Press
Monday October 14, 2002

Ancient camels? In Long Beach?

The Associated Press
Monday October 14, 2002

Dockworkers keep strong grip despite setback

By Justin Pritchard
Monday October 14, 2002

California unemployment falls slightly

The Associated Press
Monday October 14, 2002

Car hits church

The Associated Press
Monday October 14, 2002

Citizen initiative process is now widely criticized

By David Crary
Monday October 14, 2002

Astronauts work on space station’s outdoor plumbing

By Marcia Dunn
Monday October 14, 2002

California sisters run for Congress

By Chelsea J. Carter
Monday October 14, 2002

“Anything goes” radio may be a thing of the past

The Associated Press
Monday October 14, 2002

Melissa Avalos and Lyly Bell splash around at the first annual October Swimfest at Willard Pool. The event was organized to spark public interest in the pool, which the city is considering closing this winter as a cost-cutting measure.
Melissa Avalos and Lyly Bell splash around at the first annual October Swimfest at Willard Pool. The event was organized to spark public interest in the pool, which the city is considering closing this winter as a cost-cutting measure.

Editorials

Oakland narcotics officer axed for drugs

The Associated Press
Monday October 14, 2002
OAKLAND — The Police Department has fired a veteran narcotics officer for alleged misconduct stemming from a 2001 case involving several hundred dollars worth of cocaine. -more-

Sports This Week

Monday October 14, 2002
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