Sports fields may lie in measure J
By Matthew Artz
Daily Planet Staff
Wednesday October 23, 2002
News
Angels take one from the Giants, move to 2-1
By Ben Walker
The Associated Press
Wednesday October 23, 2002
SAN FRANCISCO — Pac Bell Park was pumped.
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Rent increases banned in 2003
By Matthew Artz
Daily Planet Staff
Wednesday October 23, 2002
Good news for tenants. There will be no rent hikes next year.
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Violence against transgender people
Eric Hamako
Berkeley
Wednesday October 23, 2002
To the Editor:
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No cause determined in football player’s death
The Associated Press
Wednesday October 23, 2002
MARTINEZ — An autopsy has not been able to determine what caused a 19-year-old Diablo Valley College football player to collapse and die during practice in August.
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Pollster says Simon camp must change
By David Scharfenberg
Daily Planet Staff
Wednesday October 23, 2002
The chief pollster for Republican gubernatorial candidate Bill Simon said the campaign should focus more on Simon’s agenda and less on attacking Gov. Gray Davis, during an appearance at UC Berkeley Tuesday.
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San Jose keeps Nabokov in goal
By Greg Beacham
The Associated Press
Wednesday October 23, 2002
SAN JOSE — Goalie Evgeni Nabokov agreed to a two-year, $7.15 million contract with the San Jose Sharks on Tuesday, ending his holdout after five games.
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Bus driver slain in Maryland; police say they were warned
By David Dishneau
The Associated Press
Wednesday October 23, 2002
ROCKVILLE, Md. — A bus driver was shot to death Tuesday as he was about to set out on his morning route in what authorities fear was the 13th attack by the Washington-area sniper. Police also revealed a chilling warning found at a weekend shooting scene: “Your children are not safe anywhere at any time.”
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Light signals on Telegraph
Karl Reeh
President,
LeConte Neighborhood Association
Wednesday October 23, 2002
To the Editor:
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School mentoring program struggles for survival
By David Scharfenberg
Daily Planet Staff
Wednesday October 23, 2002
An award-winning mentoring service at Emerson Elementary School faces an uncertain future after the state cut funding for the program in September.
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Oakland police request help
Daily Planet Wire Service
Wednesday October 23, 2002
Biotech advocate meets with opposition in Sacramento
By Paul Elias
The Associated Press
Wednesday October 23, 2002
Another suspect at large in murder
Daily Planet Wire Service
Wednesday October 23, 2002
Laboratory, employees plead innocent
Daily Planet Wire Service
Wednesday October 23, 2002
Bay Area Briefs
Wednesday October 23, 2002
Environmental groups sue EPA over pollution
By Brian Melley
The Associated Press
Wednesday October 23, 2002
Joe Lieberman discusses policy in S.F.
By Colleen Valles
The Associated Press
Wednesday October 23, 2002
Navy man recalls harrowing fall
The Associated Press
Wednesday October 23, 2002
Sacramento authorities probe pyramid scheme
By Jennifer Coleman
The Associated Press
Wednesday October 23, 2002
Stocks fall sharply Tuesday
By Amy Baldwin
The Associated Press
Wednesday October 23, 2002
Sierra vintners unlikely winemakers
By Kathleen Stebbins
The Associated Press
Wednesday October 23, 2002
SoCal gets mixed grades on environment
By Robert Jablon
The Associated Press
Wednesday October 23, 2002
Judge gives family until Nov. 5 to get out of foreclosure
The Associated Press
Wednesday October 23, 2002
Leader says lawmakers will sue to kill Proposition 51
By Steve Lawrence
The Associated Press
Wednesday October 23, 2002
Lawyer: Steve Garvey believed in diet ad claims
The Associated Press
Wednesday October 23, 2002
Kurtis Alexander/Daily Planet Staff
Canadian firm Magna Entertainment Corp. may sell a 45-acre parcel along San Francisco Bay to local park districts for the creation of sports fields.
Editorials
Are more police Oakland’s answer?
By Michelle Locke
The Associated Press
Wednesday October 23, 2002
OAKLAND — Critics of a ballot initiative authorizing 100 new police officers to fight Oakland’s rising murder rate are slamming the plan as a misguided and costly approach.
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