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Looking for truth in the face of terror

By Judith Scherr
Monday October 21, 2002
A pediatrician by trade, Dr. Helen Caldicott’s call to save the children is a fight against militarism. -more-

Concern over city’s fiscal planning

Steven Donaldson
Monday October 21, 2002
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Calendar

Monday October 21, 2002
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Defense carries Bears to win over UCLA

By Jared Green
Monday October 21, 2002

School will fight state overhaul

By David Scharfenberg
Monday October 21, 2002

Myths about development

Miriam Hawley
Monday October 21, 2002
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Panthers go ahead early, cruise late to beat Kennedy

By Jared Green
Monday October 21, 2002
The St. Mary’s High football team kicked off their Bay Shore Athletic League season with a 37-14 stomping of Kennedy (Richmond) High on Saturday, getting three rushing touchdowns from Fred Hives in their easiest win of the year. -more-

Voters to decide animal shelter’s fate

By Matthew Artz
Monday October 21, 2002

Taking a position on Prop P

Stephanie Manning
Monday October 21, 2002
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Cal women beat Beavers; UCLA ends men’s streak

Daily Planet Wire Service
Monday October 21, 2002

Retiring council member reveals a whole new side

By Mark Murrmann
Monday October 21, 2002
In her eight years on the Berkeley City Council, Polly Armstrong has long argued that council’s time and energy was better spent dealing with “police and potholes,” not the international issues raised by colleagues. -more-

Pac-10 Football Roundup

Staff
Monday October 21, 2002
Arizona St. 45, No. 7 Oregon 42 -more-

Sniper suspected in Virginia shooting

By Michael Buettner
Monday October 21, 2002
ASHLAND, Va. – A man was shot and wounded in a steakhouse parking lot Saturday night while walking to his car with his wife. Authorities were investigating whether the Washington-area sniper who has killed nine people had struck again, for the first time on a weekend. -more-

Sports This Week

Monday October 21, 2002
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Berkeley artist dies at 88

The Associated Press
Monday October 21, 2002

Berkeley cop shoots dog

Monday October 21, 2002

89th murder in Oakland

Daily Planet Wire Service
Monday October 21, 2002

Police Briefs

Matthew Artz
Monday October 21, 2002

Violence targets transgender community

By Margie Mason
Monday October 21, 2002

Bay Area Briefs

Monday October 21, 2002

State Briefs

Monday October 21, 2002

Property-rights groups want Supreme Court to decide monument status

The Associated Press
Monday October 21, 2002

Courtroom threat has man seeking protection order against judge

The Associated Press
Monday October 21, 2002

Shippers withold evidence of dockworker slowdown

By Justin Pritchard
Monday October 21, 2002

New Adobe Acrobat released

The Associated Press
Monday October 21, 2002

Suit claims contractor defrauded SF’s minority contracting program

The Associated Press
Monday October 21, 2002

UCSF develops faster, more sensitive mad cow detector

By Paul Elias
Monday October 21, 2002

Stephanie Salter (left), the San Francisco Chronicle writer whose column was removed from the paper’s editorial pages, speaks to people after her workshop “Climate of Fear” at Saturday’s East Bay Sanctuary conference.
Stephanie Salter (left), the San Francisco Chronicle writer whose column was removed from the paper’s editorial pages, speaks to people after her workshop “Climate of Fear” at Saturday’s East Bay Sanctuary conference.

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Military training booming at UC Berkeley

Daily Planet Wire Service
Monday October 21, 2002

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