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Fish found dead on Berkeley coast

By Matthew Artz Berkeley Daily Planet
Thursday November 14, 2002
City officials are still trying to determine the cause of a fish kill two weeks ago that struck down approximately 50 fish at Aquatic Park. -more-

Turn up the car stereo

Maris Arnold Berkeley
Thursday November 14, 2002
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Local filmmakers look outward

By Peter Crimmins Special to the Daily Planet
Thursday November 14, 2002
As Berkeley residents revel in their own eccentricities, annually asking each other “how Berkeley can you be,” the same question can be posed to neighbors in Livermore. A new documentary film about the weirdness over the hill premieres this weekend at the Film Arts Festival in Berkeley. -more-

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Thursday November 14, 2002
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Powe, Ubaka head Cal’s impressive recruiting class

By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff
Thursday November 14, 2002
Although the Cal men’s basketball team is two days away from kicking off its season, the big news on Wednesday was a group of players who won’t suit up in a Golden Bear uniform for at least another year. -more-

UC president calls it quits

By David Scharfenberg Daily Planet Staff
Thursday November 14, 2002
University of California President Richard Atkinson, who pushed for SAT reform and campus diversity in the post-affirmative action era, announced his retirement Wednesday and will step down Oct. 1, 2003 after eight years in office. -more-

Enforce the laws we have

Ric Oberlink Berkeley
Thursday November 14, 2002
Enforce the laws we have -more-

City Council wants to know if university is freeloading

By David Scharfenberg Daily Planet Staff
Thursday November 14, 2002
It’s one of the most vexing questions in town-gown politics: how much is the city spending on fire, sewer and other services provided to UC Berkeley? The city has decided to spend $50,000 to answer it. -more-

Thanks from the pound

Jill Posener chair, Measure I Campaign
Thursday November 14, 2002
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Iraq agrees to weapons inspectors two days ahead of United Nations deadline

By Edith M. Lederer The Associated Press
Thursday November 14, 2002
UNITED NATIONS — Saddam Hussein’s government agreed to a tough U.N. resolution on weapons inspections Wednesday, declaring it wants to save the Iraqi people from war. But the harsh tone of Iraq’s acceptance letter raised questions about how it would treat the arms inspectors. -more-

Seeing the light

Osman Vincent Berkeley
Thursday November 14, 2002
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Oakland police identify 98th and 99th victims

Daily Planet Wire Service
Thursday November 14, 2002
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Police Briefs

Thursday November 14, 2002

Stanford hospital workers strike

By Maria-Belen Moran The Associated Press
Thursday November 14, 2002

Minority students improve scores but still below national average

The Associated Press
Thursday November 14, 2002

Bay Area Briefs

Thursday November 14, 2002

Water leaking in Hetch Hetchy line

By Colleen Valles The Associated Press
Thursday November 14, 2002

Ask the Rent Board

Thursday November 14, 2002

PG&E reports 40 percent drop in third-quarter profit

By Michael Liedtke The Associated Press
Thursday November 14, 2002

EMI revamps online options

The Associated Press
Thursday November 14, 2002

Pirated copies of latest Harry Potter film online

The Associated Press
Thursday November 14, 2002

Iraqi-Americans fear war inevitable despite access to inspectors

By Sandra Marquez The Associated Press
Thursday November 14, 2002

Biologists hoping to reintroduce more lynx in Colorado

The Associated Press
Thursday November 14, 2002

Appeals court dismisses Bay Area traffic lawsuit

The Associated Press
Thursday November 14, 2002

Kurtis Alexander/Daily Planet Staff Emeryville fisherman Nathan Duke says a recent fish kill at Aquatic Park has not affected his catch in nearby waters.
Kurtis Alexander/Daily Planet Staff Emeryville fisherman Nathan Duke says a recent fish kill at Aquatic Park has not affected his catch in nearby waters.

Editorials

Women sought for hall of fame

Thursday November 14, 2002
The Alameda County Commission of the Status of Women is asking county residents to submit nominations for the Alameda County Women’s Hall of Fame. -more-

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