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Seniors not feeling the heat at home

By John Geluardi, Daily Planet staff
Monday December 10, 2001
On a chilly December evening, Manuel Oliver, 68, his small frame encased in layers of warm clothing, turns the dials of his small electric stove to “high” and waits anxiously for the burners to glow a warm red. -more-

Out & About

Compiled by Guy Poole
Monday December 10, 2001

Monday, Dec. 10

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Bombing Iraq will backfire

Sheila S. Newbery
Monday December 10, 2001
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Arts & Entertainment Calendar

Staff
Monday December 10, 2001
924 Gilman Dec. 14: Hot Water Music, American Steel, F-Minus, Trial By Fire; Dec. 15: Strung Out, Limp, The Frisk, The Deadlines, The Creeps; Dec. 16: 5 p.m., Good Riddance, Missing 23rd, Downway, Audio Crush; Dec. 21: Kepi, Bonfire Madigan, Kevin Seconds; Dec. 22: The Lab Rats, Onetime Angels, A great Divide, Last Great Liar, Gabriel’s Ratchet; Dec. 23: 5 p.m., Over My Dead Body, Panic, Breaker Breaker, Some Still Believe; All shows start a 8 p.m. unless noted; Most are $5; 924 Gilman St. 525-9926 -more-

Bears suffer another late collapse against Gaels

Daily Planet Wire Services
Monday December 10, 2001
Cal loses third straight as St. Mary’s takes over in game’s final minutes -more-

Congresswoman still feels support

By Hank Sims, Daily Planet staff
Monday December 10, 2001
OAKLAND – “It’s nice to be home,” said 9th District Rep. Barbara Lee, as she entered a town hall meeting to a standing ovation. -more-

Urgent car alert

Ken Cheetham
Monday December 10, 2001

School construction two months behind schedule

By David Scharfenberg, Daily Planet staff
Monday December 10, 2001
Construction of the new “Milvia buildings” on the Berkeley High School campus is running two months behind schedule, school officials said, pushing back the expected completion date to June 2003. -more-

Berkeley planning is too complex

Howie Muir
Monday December 10, 2001
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Family, friends remember kidnap victim Xiana

By Karen Gaudette, Associated Press Writer
Monday December 10, 2001
SAN FRANCISCO – Family and friends gathered Sunday in the Santa Cruz mountains to remember 7-year-old Xiana Fairchild, abducted on her way to school two years ago. -more-

Bay Briefs

Staff
Monday December 10, 2001

Fundraiser nets $5,000 for Doggie Diner
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Customers come for food and a look at new cars

By Jeff Wilson, Associated Press Writer
Monday December 10, 2001

ExciteAtHome’s death won’t kill the company’s broadband legacy

By Michael Liedtke, AP Business Writer
Monday December 10, 2001

Criticism mounts over fluency test

The Associated Press
Monday December 10, 2001

Homeless ‘Camp Paradise’ cleared out by rainstorm

The Associated Press
Monday December 10, 2001

Moore Foundation pledges $261 million to conservation group

By Matthew Fordahl, Associated Press Writer
Monday December 10, 2001

Editorials

Anonymous e-mail service still running after Sept. 11

By Matthew Fordahl, AP Technology Writer
Monday December 10, 2001
SAN JOSE – For years, anonymous e-mail has been a choice tool for whistle-blowers, human rights activists and undercover sources looking to protect themselves while imparting vital information. -more-

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