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Pint-size peace

By Judith Scherr Special to the Daily Planet
Wednesday November 13, 2002
In a lot of ways, it was just one more Berkeley peace march. Some 50 or so anti-war activists chanted “peace, not war” and carried their “No fighting” protest signs proudly through city streets Tuesday afternoon. -more-

Healthy hydrogen

John Dyra Berkeley
Wednesday November 13, 2002
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Calendar

Wednesday November 13, 2002
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Dynamic duo leads Yellowjackets into postseason

By Dean Caparaz Daily Planet Correspondent
Wednesday November 13, 2002
Vanessa Williams and Amalia Jarvis can’t completely replace Desiree Guilliard-Young, but the Berkeley High seniors are doing their best to make up for the production of the former Yellowjacket star. -more-

Pedestrian safety voted down but flags rise again

By Matthew Artz Daily Planet Staff
Wednesday November 13, 2002
They’re back, and the question now is how long will they stay. -more-

Not PC

Peter Labriola Berkeley
Wednesday November 13, 2002
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City disabled center on track

By Matthew Artz Daily Planet Staff
Wednesday November 13, 2002
Now that most neighborhood concerns have been alleviated, a first-of-its-kind disabled center appears headed for city approval. -more-

Not our letter

Nancy Riddle Berkeley
Wednesday November 13, 2002
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Emeryville’s Bay Street to open

By Daniel Freed Special to the Daily Planet
Wednesday November 13, 2002
Despite delays caused by contentious labor issues and the recent heavy rains, 20 stores are set to open next week at a new retail and residential mega-development which promises to be a cash cow for the city of Emeryville. -more-

Room to move

Alan Collins UC Berkeley
Wednesday November 13, 2002
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U.S. says voice sounds like bin Laden

By Robert H. Reid The Associated Press
Wednesday November 13, 2002
CAIRO, Egypt — An Arab TV station broadcast an audiotape Tuesday of a voice that a U.S. official said sounded like Osama bin Laden’s. If confirmed, it would provide hard evidence that the al-Qaida leader was alive as recently as last month. -more-

CHP rescues dogs from pounds

Daily Planet Wire Service
Wednesday November 13, 2002

Officers protect Richmond’s shoreline

The Associated Press
Wednesday November 13, 2002

SFO gets new security screeners

Daily Planet Wire Service
Wednesday November 13, 2002

Bay Area Briefs

Wednesday November 13, 2002

Bay Area Briefs

Wednesday November 13, 2002

Jury finds former toxicologist guilty

By Michelle Morgante The Associated Press
Wednesday November 13, 2002

Flowers’ suit reinstated against Hillary Clinton

By David Kravets The Associated Press
Wednesday November 13, 2002

Pensions are hot topic as West Coast port talks resume

By Justin Pritchard The Associated Press
Wednesday November 13, 2002

Lower bills from energy deal won’t come soon

By Jennifer Coleman The Associated Press
Wednesday November 13, 2002

Three wounded limousine shooting

By Amanda Riddle The Associated Press
Wednesday November 13, 2002

Oakland’s shortstop Tejada wins first AL MVP award

By Ronald Blum The Associated Press
Wednesday November 13, 2002

San Joaquin Valley dairies receive approval after years of suits

By Kim Baca The Associated Press
Wednesday November 13, 2002

Judith Scherr/Special to the Daily Planet Pre-schoolers from New School prepare to march at a pro-peace rally Tuesday afternoon.
Judith Scherr/Special to the Daily Planet Pre-schoolers from New School prepare to march at a pro-peace rally Tuesday afternoon.

Editorials

Local named hero of Clean Water Act

By Melissa McRobbie Special to the Daily Planet
Wednesday November 13, 2002
How does it feel to be a hero? Just ask Arthur Feinstein, a Bay Area resident of 22 years who was recently named one of 30 Clean Water Act heroes nationwide. The honor, which he shares with the likes of Senator Barbara Boxer and Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., was bestowed upon him by the Clean Water Network in commemoration of the 30th anniversary of the Clean Water Act. -more-

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