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By Matthew Artz
Monday November 04, 2002
The Coast Guard radio call came in at about 6 p.m. Saturday. An unidentified boat with its lights off was heading for the Port of Oakland. -more-

A nice police presence

Gregory S. Murphy
Monday November 04, 2002
To the Editor: -more-

Calendar

Monday November 04, 2002
Monday, Nov. 4 -more-

Bears’ slide continues against Stanford

By Dean Caparaz
Monday November 04, 2002
The Cal women’s soccer team faces two must-win situations after losing, 2-1, to top-ranked Stanford on Saturday at Edwards Stadium. -more-

Balance of power hangs on election

By David Scharfenberg
Monday November 04, 2002
Tomorrow, months of mudslinging and campaign promises will come to a head, with Berkeley voters deciding a tight mayoral race and four City Council contests. But what does it all mean? -more-

Hooray for hydrogen

Jeff Hoffman
Monday November 04, 2002
To the Editor: -more-

Niners win battle of bay on second chance

By Greg Beacham
Monday November 04, 2002
OAKLAND – Jose Cortez seized his second chance to win the Battle of the Bay – and Jerry Rice didn’t get much of a chance at all. -more-

County ready to vote

Daily Planet Wire Service
Monday November 04, 2002
Voters in cities across Alameda County will elect a county supervisor on Election Day, as well as a Bay Area Rapid Transit District director, mayors, and city council members. -more-

Strong words against a war with Iraq

First Congregational Church of Berkeley, Peace and Justice Ministry Team
Monday November 04, 2002
Strong words against a war with Iraq -more-

Scoreboard

Monday November 04, 2002
Scoreboard -more-

Victims of August blaze return home

By Sophia Tareen
Monday November 04, 2002
After nine weeks of living in local hotels, the 69 residents of fire-damaged UA Homes finally moved home last week. -more-

Just say no to hunting

D. Perry
Monday November 04, 2002
To the Editor: -more-

Pac-10 Football Roundup

Staff
Monday November 04, 2002
No. 8 Washington State 44, -more-

Saddam: public opinion makes attack too unpopular for U.S. to go ahead

By Maamoun Youssef
Monday November 04, 2002
CAIRO, Egypt – Iraqi President Saddam Hussein said in a rare interview that he believed the American and British determination to make war on Iraq could collapse under the weight of anti-war sentiment in the two countries. -more-

Sports This Week

Monday November 04, 2002
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San Francisco considers growing and distributing marijuana

By Martha Mendoza
Monday November 04, 2002

Police Briefs

Matthew Artz
Monday November 04, 2002

Bay Area Briefs

Monday November 04, 2002

State Briefs

Monday November 04, 2002

Davis, Simon hit the road in races’ final hours

By Alexa H. Bluth
Monday November 04, 2002

Many voters putting off decision

By Jim Wasserman
Monday November 04, 2002

Microsoft competitors mostly mum as users complain

By Bob Porterfield
Monday November 04, 2002

Song-swapping’s growing popularity is cutting into online music sales

By Ron Harris
Monday November 04, 2002

Survey: Caltech has fewest black freshmen of top universities

The Associated Press
Monday November 04, 2002

Arrest made in fatal wreck

Daily Planet Wire Service
Monday November 04, 2002

Sgt. Guy Craig and Officer Ed Galvan protect boaters and enforce the rules of the sea for the Berkeley Police Department as part of the maritime security program
Sgt. Guy Craig and Officer Ed Galvan protect boaters and enforce the rules of the sea for the Berkeley Police Department as part of the maritime security program

Editorials

Olympic Committee chooses N.Y. bid over Bay Area

By Angela Watercutter
Monday November 04, 2002
SAN FRANCISCO – San Francisco lost its bid Saturday to host the 2012 Summer Olympics. Instead, New York City, the emotional favorite, will be the American candidate to sponsor the games. -more-

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