Art festival gets underway tommorrow.

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Report: Quake costly to UC, region

Staff

Tuesday May 02, 2000

A major earthquake along the Hayward Fault could force the closure of UC Berkeley for a year, resulting in the loss of 8,900 jobs, $680 million in personal income and $861 million in sales during that period. -more-

Committee continues to lack credibility in tritium debate

Howard Matis

Tuesday May 02, 2000

After much sound and fury, the Alameda County Education Board saw through the tactics of the “Committee to Minimize Toxic Waste” and gave the Lawrence Hall of Science a clean bill of health. The Superintendent of Public Schools announced on the county web page that she will send her son to the Hall during the summer. -more-

A dark turn for Shotgun Players

John Angell Grant

Tuesday May 02, 2000

Berkeley’s Shotgun Players opened an intriguing and often mystifying production of English feminist playwright Caryl Churchill’s dark, dense, difficult, and at times gruesome play “The Skriker” Saturday at Julia Morgan Theater. -more-

Tuesday May 02, 2000

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Busy weekend for ’Jackets, Panthers

James Wiseman

Tuesday May 02, 2000

The Berkeley High girls sprint relay team’s weekend trip to Philadelphia for the prestigious Penn Relays was plenty educational. But even in the heart of American Revolutionary history, with the city’s abundance of historical landmarks, it was the actual track meet that proved to be most enlightening. -more-

Calendar of Events & Activities

Tuesday May 02, 2000

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Fire department’s dog more than just a pet

By Marilyn Claessens

Tuesday May 02, 2000

He’s the pet at Fire Station No. 5 and the firefighters love him, but he’s a lot more than a cheery pal who rides the truck with his buddies. Dylan is a disaster search dog, trained to find people trapped under rubble. -more-

Folk festival remains inaccessible

Carol Denney

Tuesday May 02, 2000

More than five years ago I was approached by the first director of a proposed “Berkeley Free Folk Festival” and asked to recommend potential workshop spaces for the event, which I was happy to do. I explained the necessity of using fully accessible locations, since the event was to be partially funded by public money, to a self-appointed director whose initial response was, “People in wheelchairs don’t play the guitar.” -more-

Holmes qualifies for NCS as ’Jackets take eighth

Staff

Tuesday May 02, 2000

For 83 percent of the Berkeley High boys golf team, the 2000 season ended with Monday’s eight-place finish at the East Bay Athletic League championship tournament at Oakridge Golf Course. -more-

Youths attack elderly man

Staff

Tuesday May 02, 2000

A 63-year-old man was attacked and beaten on the street around 8 p.m. Sunday in the 1300 block of Channing Way. -more-

Festival gets artsy kickoff

By Rob Cunningham

Tuesday May 02, 2000

It was a most unusual day indeed. -more-

Police Briefs

Tuesday May 02, 2000

Resident stops burglar -more-

Editorial

Men robbed at park

Staff

Saturday April 29, 2000

In two separate incidents Thursday, two men were victims of armed robbery in Aquatic Park: one at Bay Street and Potter around 3 a.m. and the other at 11 p.m. on Bolivar Drive north of Bay Street. -more-