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ZAB Approves San Pablo Condos By RICHARD BRENNEMAN

Tuesday December 14, 2004
With only two dissents, Zoning Adjustments Board members Thursday approved construction of a five-story condominium project at 2700 San Pablo Avenue. -more-

Fundraiser Won’t Get Mayor Out Of The Red By MATTHEW ARTZ

Tuesday December 14, 2004
While many of the sharply dressed partygoers gathered Thursday at Jupiter can expect a generous Christmas bonus, their guest of honor, Mayor Tom Bates, is facing about a $60,000 loss. -more-

Homefinders Apparently on the Brink By MATTHEW ARTZ

Tuesday December 14, 2004
Finding an apartment in Berkeley may no longer be difficult, but finding Homefinders is another matter. -more-

Marin Avenue Plan, Paratransit Changes on City Council Agenda By MATTHEW ARTZ

Tuesday December 14, 2004
The City Council tonight (Tuesday) is scheduled to decide whether to shrink North Berkeley’ major east-west thoroughfare in half for motorists. -more-

Bates Opposes Governor On Bay Bridge Redesign By MATTHEW ARTZ

Tuesday December 14, 2004
Mayor Tom Bates fumed Friday, blasting the Schwarzenegger administration’s decision to scrap an expensive tower design for the new span of the Bay Bridge. -more-





Europeans Learning to Love the Super-Euro By PAOLO PONTONIERE

Pacific News Service
Tuesday December 14, 2004

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Tuesday December 14, 2004


Police Blotter By RICHARD BRENNEMAN

Tuesday December 14, 2004



Berkeley High Jazz Alumni Home for the Holidays By KEN BULLOCK

Special to the Planet
Tuesday December 14, 2004


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Tuesday December 14, 2004

Redwoods, Our Natural Christmas Trees in the City By RON SULLIVAN

Special to the Planet
Tuesday December 14, 2004

Berkeley This Week

Tuesday December 14, 2004

Editorials

Bernie Kerik: The Opera? By BECKY O'MALLEY

EDITORIAL
Tuesday December 14, 2004
Adultery (cheating on his wife with two different mistresses, simultaneously). Bribery. Mob ties. Abuse of authority. Incompetence. Shady business deals. You name it, Bernie Kerik can be, and has been, accused of it, in news reports which started surfacing over the weekend. The laws of probability suggest that he might have done some of it, if not all of it. No matter, his unforgiveable sin seems to have been paying for the hire of a nanny and a housekeeper whose immigration papers were not in order. -more-

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