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Deep Space: A Compelling Irish Drama
By Robert Hall
Friday September 27, 2002
Transparent Theater strides into its second season sure-footedly with Alex Johnston’s two-person drama “Deep Space.”
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Are 7 days a big headache for stadium neighbors?
Kenny Byerly
Friday September 27, 2002
To the Editor:
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Consequences of war with Iraq unpredictable
Taylor Bennett
Friday September 27, 2002
To the Editor:
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Who’s the Cougars’ quarterback? Bears say it doesn’t really matter
By Jared Green
Friday September 27, 2002
Watch for traffic cameras
By Matthew Artz
Friday September 27, 2002
Red light runners and speeders beware: What the police don’t see, the camera surely will.
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I hope teachers stand behind their messages
Devora Liss
Friday September 27, 2002
To the Editor:
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Two missiles fire into car in Gaza City
By Ibrahim Barzak
Friday September 27, 2002
GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip — Israel tried to kill the mastermind of the Hamas bombing campaign Thursday, firing two missiles into a car in crowded Gaza City. Two bodyguards died and 35 bystanders were wounded in the helicopter attack, but the fate of the Palestinian militant remained uncertain. Hamas promised revenge.
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News
Bey delays plea in sex charge
Daily Planet Wire Service
Friday September 27, 2002
OAKLAND – A leader in Oakland's Nation of Islam community appeared briefly in Alameda County Superior Court this morning but did not enter plea to a charge that he allegedly molested a 13-year-old girl 20 years ago.
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Lawrence Berkeley scientist recognized
Daily Planet Wire Service
Friday September 27, 2002
LIVERMORE – Federal officials announced today that four Bay Area scientists have been recognized with awards for their work in atomic energy.
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State Briefs
Friday September 27, 2002
Report: Changing conditions could hurt U.S. housing market
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High-tech workers complain about immigrant visa program
The Associated Press
Friday September 27, 2002
The Associated Press
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Disney exec to lead Gap
The Associated Press
Friday September 27, 2002
SAN FRANCISCO — Slumping retailer Gap Inc. is turning to an executive who ran Disneyland to make its turnaround dreams come true.
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Park service to turn missile site into Cold War national park
By Chet Brokaw
Friday September 27, 2002
WALL, S.D.— For nearly three decades, an 80-foot hole dubbed Delta Nine played a vital role in the nation’s defense.
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New parking meters unveiled in SF
New parking meters unveiled in SF
Friday September 27, 2002
SAN FRANCISCO – San Francisco city officials gathered outside City Hall Thursday to unveil a brand new electronic parking meter system that is expected to add millions to city coffers.
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Vandals and malfunction still plague meters
