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Middle school still without a police officer

By David Scharfenberg, Daily Planet staff
Monday December 17, 2001
A year after a high-profile sexual assault against a 12-year-old student, Willard Middle School still does not have a police officer assigned to its campus. -more-

Out & About Calendar

Compiled by Guy Poole
Monday December 17, 2001

Monday, Dec. 17

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Willard lacks daily discipline

Tonia Johnson
Monday December 17, 2001
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Art & Entertainment Calendar

Staff
Monday December 17, 2001
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Panthers look like team of old in easy win

By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff
Monday December 17, 2001
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A tale of two developments

By Hank Sims, Daily Planet staff
Monday December 17, 2001
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We need more trees, less metal

Donald Schweter
Monday December 17, 2001
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Sports shorts

Staff
Monday December 17, 2001
’Jackets win Mel Goode Classic
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Neighbors worry about left over radiation from lab

By John Geluardi, Daily Planet Staff
Monday December 17, 2001
When Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory announced the closure of its Tritium facility last September, many city officials and residents breathed a sigh of relief. But now a neighborhood organization is raising concerns about how the laboratory will dispose of left over radioactive and chemically toxic materials. -more-

Costa-Hawkins would set back rent control3

Robert Cabrera
Monday December 17, 2001
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JDL recording thanks supporters; calls case ’politically motivated’

The Associated Press
Monday December 17, 2001
LOS ANGELES – Two Jewish Defense League members accused of terrorist activity thanked their supporters Sunday and asserted they would be found innocent of the charges against them. -more-

Local Briefs

Staff
Monday December 17, 2001

Sacramento publisher booed during college graduation speech

The Associated Press
Monday December 17, 2001

Bay Briefs

Staff
Monday December 17, 2001

NYC firefighters complete cross-country bike ride

By Erica Werner, Associated Press Writer
Monday December 17, 2001

Santa Clarita to start innovative curbside diaper recycling program in spring 2002

The Associated Press`
Monday December 17, 2001

New management services deliver help with e-mail onslaught

By Michael Liedtke, AP Business Writer
Monday December 17, 2001

Swine are divine in elementary school recycling effort

By Michelle Locke Associated Press Writer
Monday December 17, 2001

Burning Man organizers say they’re being taken by doubled federal fees

The Associated Press
Monday December 17, 2001

Editorials

Flight delayed 3 hours after fake grenade rolls out of passenger’s bag

The Associated Press
Monday December 17, 2001
SAN DIEGO – An American Airlines flight about to take off for Chicago was delayed more than three hours on the runway Sunday after a fake grenade used to test security screening rolled out of a carry-on bag. -more-

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