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Secret still Deeply hidden

The Associated Press
Monday May 06, 2002

News of the Weird

Staff
Saturday May 04, 2002

Oakland company -more-


Students may have trouble finding summer jobs

The Associated Press
Friday May 03, 2002

Last summer, Tracey Lomrantz was a paid intern for a New York law firm. This year, with a stack of rejections from journalism internships on her desk, she figures she’ll wait tables. -more-


California Supreme Court agrees to review governor’s parole powers

By David Kravets The Associated Press
Thursday May 02, 2002

SAN FRANCISCO — At the Davis administration’s urging, the California Supreme Court said Wednesday it would review whether the governor has absolute power to overturn the Board of Prison Terms’ decision to parole convicted murderers. -more-


City rethinks Telegraph Ave. traffic lights

By Kurtis Alexander, Daily Planet staff
Wednesday May 01, 2002

Transportation officials admit poor public communication linesZ -more-


SF Genentech’s patent lawsuit vs. Amgen restored on appeal

By Paul Elias The Associated PRess
Tuesday April 30, 2002

SAN FRANCISCO — A federal appeals court on Monday gave new life to a patent dispute between the world’s two largest biotechnology companies, reinstating Genentech Inc.’s lawsuit against Amgen Inc. -more-


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