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FCC Threatens Berkeley Liberation Radio By RICHARD BRENNEMAN

Tuesday June 21, 2005
The next sound a Berkeley Liberation Radio (BLR) broadcaster may hear just might be the dreaded knock on the door from a federal SWAT team. -more-

Pollster Finds Little Support for Magna’s Proposed Albany Mall By RICHARD BRENNEMAN

Tuesday June 21, 2005
Albany residents reject a proposed shopping mall at Golden Gates Fields by a convincing margin, according to a poll City Councilmember Robert Lieber submitted to his colleagues Monday night. -more-

School Board Plans Hearing, Vote on Jefferson Name Change By J. DOUGLAS ALLEN-TAYLOR

Tuesday June 21, 2005
Two years after a group of Jefferson Elementary School parents and teachers began circulating a petition to change the school’s name because of Thomas Jefferson’s connection to slavery, the general Berkeley public will get its first—and only—opportunity to officially enter the process when the BUSD Board of Education holds a public hearing on the issue prior to Wednesday night’s regular board meeting. -more-

AC Transit Hikes Fares By CASSIE NORTON

Tuesday June 21, 2005
After months of deliberation, AC Transit’s Board of Directors has settled on a fare hike in an attempt to offset a projected $40 million budget deficit. -more-

City Employee Retires at 84 After 50 Years of Service By MATTHEW ARTZ

Tuesday June 21, 2005
After two decades of escorting Berkeley school children across some of Berkeley’s busiest intersections, George Harris—one of the city’s oldest crossing guards—turned in his stop sign Friday. -more-





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Tuesday June 21, 2005

Richard Brenneman: Berkeley Liberation Radio deejay Screwy Lewie points to the notice served on the unlicensed microradio station Friday by agent Glenn Phillips of the Federation Communications Commission two days after the agency issued a cease-and-desist order calling for an end to the station’s broadcasts..
Richard Brenneman: Berkeley Liberation Radio deejay Screwy Lewie points to the notice served on the unlicensed microradio station Friday by agent Glenn Phillips of the Federation Communications Commission two days after the agency issued a cease-and-desist order calling for an end to the station’s broadcasts..

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BHS Student Artist Wins Congressional Art Award By J. DOUGLAS ALLEN-TAYLOR

Tuesday June 21, 2005
The office of Rep. Barbara Lee (D-Oakland) announced this week that Berkeley High School student Naomi Drexler is the ninth congressional district winner of the annual Congressional Art Competition, the third time a BHS student has won the award in recent years. -more-

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