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Council sends clear parking message Daily Planet Correspondent

By John Geluardi Daily Planet Correspondent
Thursday October 26, 2000

The City Council soundly rejected the mayor’s civic center parking plan at Tuesday’s meeting in favor of a more comprehensive plan that includes education, housing and a strong emphasis on alternative modes of transportation. -more-



Calendar of Events & Activities

Thursday October 26, 2000


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’Jackets sweep Alameda; boys undefeated in ACCAL

By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff
Thursday October 26, 2000

Berkeley passes last major test in league play; Encinal up next -more-



KPFA airwaves still a battle

By Judith Scherr Daily Planet Staff
Thursday October 26, 2000

More than 200 people turned out in the Wednesday morning downpour in front of the Martin Luther King Jr. Way studios of KPFA chanting, as they did during the summer of 1999, “Who’s station? Our station!” -more-



Hornets dominate BHS women’s tennis

By George Thomas Daily Planet Correspondent
Thursday October 26, 2000

Alameda deals Berkeley second loss of season -more-



Charges in Reddy case get specific

By Judith ScherrDaily Planet Staff
Thursday October 26, 2000

The U.S. Attorney released new specific charges Wednesday against Berkeley’s largest landlord and four members of his family charged with fraudulently bringing foreign workers to the country for cheap labor and sex. -more-



$3.5 million ‘rusty wall’ OK’d

By John Geluardi Daily Planet Correspondent
Thursday October 26, 2000

Despite much protest among its members late Tuesday night, the City Council narrowly passed a design concept for the Aquatic Park Sound Barrier, which was described by one Councilmember as a “rusty steel wall with flowers on it.” -more-



Bay Area hospital workers strike

Bay City News
Thursday October 26, 2000

Thousands of hospital workers are striking today, affecting services at eight hospitals in Alameda, San Francisco, San Mateo, Solano and Lake counties. -more-



Features

S. F. drivers unlikely to get a ticket for hitting pedestrians

The Associated Press
Thursday October 26, 2000

SAN FRANCISCO — Of the 337 car and pedestrian collisions this year where the driver was likely at fault, only one in 10 drivers received a citation, the San Francisco Examiner reported Monday. -more-


$10,000 in grants go to community

Daily Planet staff
Thursday October 26, 2000

Three Berkeley residents and two Berkeley organizations will be honored tonight at the Berkeley Community Fund’s Seventh annual Awards Dinner. -more-


Drug czar speaks out on Prop. 36

The Associated Press
Thursday October 26, 2000

SACRAMENTO — The nation’s drug czar has weighed in against a proposal on California’s Nov. 7 ballot that would require treatment instead of incarceration for nonviolent drug users. -more-


Former Pelican Bay guard’s conviction upheld

The Associated Press
Thursday October 26, 2000

SAN FRANCISCO — A state court upheld assault and alcohol convictions against a former Pelican Bay State Prison guard on Wednesday. -more-


Santa Cruz passes living wage

The Associated Press
Thursday October 26, 2000

SANTA CRUZ — The city council of this fervently-liberal seaside city voted unanimously Tuesday to pass the nation’s highest living wage – $11 dollars an hour, or $12 without benefits. -more-


Malibu beaches fail health test

The Associated Press
Thursday October 26, 2000

SANTA MONICA — The celebrity-filled Malibu shore is known for more than swaying palms, sun-roasted sands and bronzed surfers: The lapping waves also contain some of Southern California’s filthiest ocean water. -more-


$1.1 billion sales tax cut announced by Davis

The Associated Press
Thursday October 26, 2000

SACRAMENTO — Booming state budget reserves will force a $1.1 billion, quarter-cent cut in California’s sales tax next year, saving the typical family of four $120, Gov. Gray Davis said Wednesday. -more-


More San Diego AIDS cases involve drug use

The Associated Press
Thursday October 26, 2000

SAN DIEGO — A growing number of people diagnosed with AIDS in San Diego have used intravenous drugs or had sex with people who injected drugs, according to the county’s health department. -more-


CBS, technicians settle sex lawsuit

The Associated Press
Thursday October 26, 2000

CBS Inc. agreed to settle a class-action sex discrimination lawsuit involving some 200 women technicians for $8 million, attorneys said Wednesday. -more-


Officials press state to toughen water standards

The Associated Press
Thursday October 26, 2000

LOS ANGELES — A panel of scientists urged state officials to toughen standards for chromium 6 in water, stating there is compelling evidence that it causes cancer. -more-


Gore slips in California polls

The Associated Press
Thursday October 26, 2000

LOS ANGELES — Voters in California favor Vice President Al Gore over Texas Gov. George Bush by 7 percentage points in the race for president, according to a statewide poll published Wednesday by the Los Angeles Times. -more-


Editorial

Dellums praised in dedication

Bay City News
Thursday October 26, 2000

OAKLAND — With warm outpourings of affection, a host of local and state leaders came to Clay Street in Oakland Wednesday to dedicate the twin-towered federal building to former U.S. Rep. Ron Dellums. -more-


Back Stories

Opinion

Editorials

Dellums praised in dedication 10-26-2000

Airports’ data processing malfunctions 10-25-2000

Child abducted by grandfather returned to gay couple 10-24-2000

Blaze sparked in Tilden Park 10-23-2000

Sexual assault suspect shoots victim, husband 10-21-2000

News

Council sends clear parking message Daily Planet Correspondent By John Geluardi Daily Planet Correspondent 10-26-2000

Calendar of Events & Activities 10-26-2000

10-26-2000

’Jackets sweep Alameda; boys undefeated in ACCAL By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 10-26-2000

KPFA airwaves still a battle By Judith Scherr Daily Planet Staff 10-26-2000

Hornets dominate BHS women’s tennis By George Thomas Daily Planet Correspondent 10-26-2000

Charges in Reddy case get specific By Judith ScherrDaily Planet Staff 10-26-2000

$3.5 million ‘rusty wall’ OK’d By John Geluardi Daily Planet Correspondent 10-26-2000

Bay Area hospital workers strike Bay City News 10-26-2000

S. F. drivers unlikely to get a ticket for hitting pedestrians The Associated Press 10-26-2000

$10,000 in grants go to community Daily Planet staff 10-26-2000

Drug czar speaks out on Prop. 36 The Associated Press 10-26-2000

Former Pelican Bay guard’s conviction upheld The Associated Press 10-26-2000

Santa Cruz passes living wage The Associated Press 10-26-2000

Malibu beaches fail health test The Associated Press 10-26-2000

$1.1 billion sales tax cut announced by Davis The Associated Press 10-26-2000

More San Diego AIDS cases involve drug use The Associated Press 10-26-2000

CBS, technicians settle sex lawsuit The Associated Press 10-26-2000

Officials press state to toughen water standards The Associated Press 10-26-2000

Gore slips in California polls The Associated Press 10-26-2000

Tenants’ Rights Week offers answers By John GeluardiDaily Planet Correspondent 10-25-2000

Calendar of Events & Activities 10-25-2000

10-25-2000

Reddy will plead guilty By Michael Coffino Daily Planet Correspondent 10-25-2000

Industry-backed airline discounter takes off The Associated Press 10-25-2000

Berkeley woman dies in head-on car crash Bay City News 10-25-2000

Fallen tree limb kills 11-year-old Petaluma boy The Associated Press 10-25-2000

Former FBI agent settles sex discrimination case The Associated Press 10-25-2000

Government chips in to help smog plaguing trucks The Associated Press 10-25-2000

Starbucks’ workers go from lattes to lotto win The Associated Press 10-25-2000

State mountains, desert latest national monument The Associated Press 10-25-2000

Police arrest man using DNA warrantThe Associated Press SACRAMENTO — A Sacramento man charged with a 1994 rape might be the fir The Associated Press 10-25-2000

Prison director says drug measure won’t help Most crowding is worst among violent convicts not narcotic offenders The Associated Press 10-25-2000

Beermaker yanks cattle from Sierra Nevada The Associated Press 10-25-2000

City employee parking at issue again By John Geluardi Daily Planet Correspondent 10-24-2000

Calendar of Events & Activities 10-24-2000

Letters to the Editor 10-24-2000

Council to discuss snuffing out city cigarette displays By John Geluardi Daily Planet Correspondent 10-24-2000

Duo spur Measure Y debate By Judith Scherr Daily Planet Staff 10-24-2000

Group will challenge Cuba embargo By Angel Gonzalez Special to the Daily Planet 10-24-2000

Agency agrees to limit off-road vehicle space to settle coalitions’ lawsuit The Associated Press 10-24-2000

Firefighters contain blazes spurred by winds The Associated Press 10-24-2000

Commission gives OK to minimum wage hike The Associated Press 10-24-2000

Santa Cruz could approve $11 an hour The Associated Press 10-24-2000

Adeline street ‘breaks ground’ Daily Planet Staff 10-24-2000

Ralph Nader brings campaign to Bay Area By Judith Scherr Daily Planet Staff 10-23-2000

Calendar of Events & Activities 10-23-2000

L.A. transit strike forges new alliances By David Bacon Pacific News Service 10-23-2000

Panthers wake up after halftime, down Albany 34-0 By Tuukka Hess Daily Planet Correspondent 10-23-2000

Youth activist honored By Shirley Dang Special to the Daily Planet 10-23-2000

Cal squanders fourth-quarter lead with turnovers, falls to Washington Staff 10-23-2000

UC findings suggest supplements not helpful By Priyanka Sharma-Sindhar Special to the Daily Pl 10-23-2000

Bears battle rough play, wind to beat Arizona 2-0 By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 10-23-2000

Cal field hockey defeats Davidson, finishes undefeated in conference Daily Planet Wire Services 10-23-2000

Nader rejects calls to rethink his campaign The Associated Press 10-23-2000

Quick response limited damage in Oakland fire Bay City News 10-23-2000

Vampires sucking electricity from homes The Associated Press 10-23-2000

NASA heat-mapping helps cities find cooler solutions The Associated Press 10-23-2000

Oakland parks official arrested for embezzlement The Associated Press 10-23-2000

Low-income families forced to move into motels The Associated Press 10-23-2000

Neighbors flex muscles, ready for fight with corporate giants John Geluardi Daily Planet Correspondent 10-21-2000

Calendar of Events & Activities Staff 10-21-2000

Letters to the Editor 10-21-2000

Schott works her magic as Bears beat ASU 3-0 By Jared GreenDaily Planet Staff 10-21-2000

Local author puts high school under microscope By Megan Greenwell Special to the Daily Planet 10-21-2000

Cal men take down No. 7 UCLA By Tim Haran Daily Planet Correspondent 10-21-2000

200 rally for healthcare for everyone By Shirley Dang Special to the Daily Planet 10-21-2000

Berkeley High continues turnaround, runs over Richmond Oilers 40-14 By Sean Gates Daily Planet Correspondent 10-21-2000

Correctional officers plead the fifth in inmate death Bay City News Service 10-21-2000

Cockpit attacker suffered from rare disease By Kim Curtis The Associated Press 10-21-2000

Regulators want advance power sales By Jennifer Coleman The Associated Press 10-21-2000

State News Briefs 10-21-2000

Stanford inaugurates Hennessy as 10th president The Associated Press 10-21-2000

$3 million car program balloons to $420 million The Associated Press 10-21-2000

Foundation gives grant for educational pavilion on site of Oakland Hills fire Bay City News Service 10-21-2000

Bay Briefs Staff 10-21-2000

Judge denies Olson records on 1974 shootout The Associated Press 10-21-2000

TV president wants drugs decriminalized Bay City News Service 10-21-2000

Hearst Corp., press operators settling The Associated Press 10-20-2000

Nonprofit needs new space By Juliet Leyba special to Daily Planet 10-20-2000

Calendar of Events & Activities 10-20-2000

Calendar of Events & Activities 10-20-2000

Berkeley High reserves overpower De Anza By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 10-20-2000

10-20-2000

10-20-2000

arts calendar 10-20-2000

Rally protests police abuse nationwide By Laurel Rosen Special to the Daily Planet 10-20-2000

See’s workers leaflet public on Shattuck By Robin Shulman Special to the Daily Planet 10-20-2000

ACLU hosts youth empowerment forum at UC Berkeley campus Bay City News 10-20-2000

Quackenbush may have broken law, audit finds The Associated Press 10-20-2000

Painting is inexpensive way to redo a room The Associated Press 10-20-2000

Airliners grounded by radar computer failure The Associated Press 10-20-2000

Settlement for leakage of ‘world’s worst’ acid The Associated Press 10-20-2000

Armenians courted in tight race for Congress The Associated Press 10-20-2000

Abused golden eagle dies of lung infection The Associated Press 10-20-2000