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Farmer Stanley embraces Tilden plot

By Mary Barrett Special to the Daily Planet
Thursday November 07, 2002
Stanley Ward, also known as “Farmer Stanley”, came to Tilden’s Little Farm three years ago. -more-

Good sport about election losses

Gregory S. Murphy Berkeley
Thursday November 07, 2002
To the Editor: -more-

Calendar

Thursday November 07, 2002
Thursday, Nov. 7 -more-

Playing with passion

By Jane Yin Special to the Daily Planet
Thursday November 07, 2002
“Jazz is an idea that is more powerful than the details of its history – a concept bigger than any single one of its partisans could ever hope to define.” -more-

Enscoe, Jackets take over ACCAL championship

By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff
Thursday November 07, 2002
What a difference a year makes. -more-

City Council dynamic moves further to left

By Judith Scherr Special to the Daily Planet
Thursday November 07, 2002
It was a little past midnight Wednesday morning. -more-

Clarity on the coffee initiative

Travis Jordan Berkeley
Thursday November 07, 2002
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Asian art museum postpones opening date

Thursday November 07, 2002
SAN FRANCISCO — The Asian Art Museum will postpone the opening of the new renovated museum, located at the San Francisco Civic Center, a spokeswoman announced Wednesday. -more-

Sports Shorts

Thursday November 07, 2002
Panthers third in BSAL -more-

District 8 run-off campaign begins

By David Scharfenberg Daily Planet Staff
Thursday November 07, 2002
Just when you thought it was over, Berkeley’s election season, it appears, will continue. -more-

Return to paper ballots

Sameer Parekh Berkeley
Thursday November 07, 2002
To the Editor: -more-

Baker will not return to Giants

Thursday November 07, 2002
SAN FRANCISCO – The San Francisco Giants announced Wednesday that they will not retain Dusty Baker as manager, only weeks after he led the team and the city to Major League Baseball's World Series Championship. -more-

Hail to the recently defeated

By Matthew Artz Daily Planet Staff
Thursday November 07, 2002
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Voting day dream

Kathleen Lassiter Jenner
Thursday November 07, 2002
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Suspected arson displaces eight

By Matthew Artz Daily Planet Staff
Thursday November 07, 2002
Eight Berkeley residents remain stranded in local hotels and a property owner says he faces financial peril after a suspicious fire damaged three south Berkeley buildings last week. -more-

San Pablo woman, 113, named oldest American

By Ron Harris The Associated Press
Thursday November 07, 2002

Oakland voters OK more cops, but don’t approve funding

By Kim Curtis The Associated Press
Thursday November 07, 2002

Voters say yes to many measures

Daily Planet Wire Service
Thursday November 07, 2002

Bay Area Briefs

Thursday November 07, 2002

Winona Ryder theft scandal upstaged movie career

By Anthony Breznican The Associated Press
Thursday November 07, 2002

Cisco Systems’ third-quarter earnings beat expectations

By Matthew Fordahl The Associated Press
Thursday November 07, 2002

Tenet to audit Medicare

By Gary Gentile The Associated Press
Thursday November 07, 2002

Palm still lagging behind

By Peters Vensson The Associated Press
Thursday November 07, 2002

State budget battle may intensify after Democrats lose two seats

By Jim Wasserman The Associated Press
Thursday November 07, 2002

Mary Barrett/Special to the Daily Planet Stanley Ward tends a goat with Cyrus and Emet Wofford of Albany.
Mary Barrett/Special to the Daily Planet Stanley Ward tends a goat with Cyrus and Emet Wofford of Albany.

Editorials

U.S. takes aim at passing resolution on Iraq weapons

By Edith M. Lederer The Associated Press
Thursday November 07, 2002
UNITED NATIONS — The United States pushed for a quick U.N. vote Wednesday on a revised Iraq resolution which threatens Saddam Hussein with “serious consequences,” while trying to ease concerns about setting off a new war. -more-

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