Page One

Students slam landlord for alleged violations

By David Olson Special to the Daily Planet
Saturday October 28, 2000

Everyone at the Piedmont Lodge near the UC-Berkeley campus seems to have horror stories to tell about the conditions there. -more-



Calendar of Events & Activities

Saturday October 28, 2000


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Life’s ups and downs just a carousel ride away

By Jennifer Dix Special to the Daily Planet
Saturday October 28, 2000

It’s not quite opening time for the merry-go-round at Tilden Park this sunny Saturday morning, but already toddlers and parents are arriving in eager hordes. -more-



Saturday October 28, 2000

University must pay fair share -more-



Bears edge USC in overtime

Daily Planet Wire Services
Saturday October 28, 2000

LOS ANGELES – California sophomore midfielder Brittany Kirk scored the game-winning goal with 1:15 remaining in the second overtime period to lift the No. 5 Golden Bears to a 2-1 victory over No. 12 USC Friday at McAlister Field. The Bears improved to 15-1-1, 5-1 in Pac-10 play, while the Trojans dropped to 11-4-2 and 3-2-1 in league play. The win also avenged the Bears 2-1 double overtime loss to the Trojans last season in Berkeley. -more-



Center celebrates 10 years of activism in civil rights

By Jennifer DixSpecial to the Daily Planet
Saturday October 28, 2000

Frances Beal has devoted her life to fighting racism. Long before race, class, and gender became popular topics in literary academic theory, Beal identified these concepts as the theoretical basis for oppression, in her 1969 pamphlet “The Black Women’s Manifesto.” From protesting Jim Crow laws in the 1950s to her current work with the Black Radical Congress, which she helped to found, she has been at the forefront of the struggle for social justice. -more-



Practice pays off for Simmonds as Cal beats OSU 2-0

By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff
Saturday October 28, 2000

Practice makes perfect. -more-



Popular parks measures face limited resistance

John Geluardi Daily Planet Staff
Saturday October 28, 2000

The Committee to Support Our Parks wants to make sure measures S and W pass on Nov. 7 and they’re not taking any chances. So far the committee has spent more money than any of the other campaigns for the various tax and bond measures on the ballot. -more-



Spartans’ offense too much for BHS

By Sean Gates Daily Planet Correspondent
Saturday October 28, 2000

Pinole Valley deals ’Jackets their first ACCAL loss -more-



Judge sticks to his guns on Ford Motor recall

By David Kravets Associated Press Writer
Saturday October 28, 2000

SAN FRANCISCO – A California judge who ordered the recall of 1.7 million Ford Motor Co. cars and trucks said Friday he would stand by the decision. -more-



No. 5 Wildcats tear into Bears volleyball

Daily Planet Wire Services
Saturday October 28, 2000

Arizona’s big hitters too much for Cal -more-



Berkeley poet and translator Grosjean dies of liver cancer

Daily Planet Wire Services
Saturday October 28, 2000

Korean immigrant helped introduce books of leading English poets and Buddhist writers to Korean readers -more-



Sports shorts

Saturday October 28, 2000

Cal water polo upsets No. 3 Long Beach St. -more-



Features

Berkeley researcher disputes flu epidemic toll

Daily Planet Wire Services
Saturday October 28, 2000

There has never been a flu epidemic like it. In one year - 1918 – half a million Americans died from a contagion often identified as the deadliest epidemic of the 20th century, a flu so severe that the fear of it happening again causes public health authorities to go on global alert. -more-


Northern California briefs

Saturday October 28, 2000

Man convicted of manslaughter had 16 priors -more-


Neo-Nazis to march in protest of judge’s decision against them

By Nicholas K. Geranios Associated Press Writer
Saturday October 28, 2000

Aryan Nation will take to the streets of Coeur d’Alene, Idaho despite impending loss of their rural compound -more-


Lake County man sentenced to six months for threats

Bay City News Services Bay City News Services Bay
Saturday October 28, 2000

Ewing interfered with fair housing rights for neighbor -more-


Health benefits provider to lose $96 million

The Associated Press
Saturday October 28, 2000

LOS ANGELES – The California Public Employees’ Retirement System, the nation’s second-largest health benefits provider, will lose $96 million this year on its self-insured health plans, according to a newspaper report. -more-


Quite a fish story: angler snags ancient whale fossil

The Associated Press
Saturday October 28, 2000

VENTURA – Fisherman Aaron Plunkett can talk about his whale of a catch that didn’t get away: The Lake Casitas angler snagged fossilized bones of a 25 million-year-old toothed baleen whale, a first-of-its-kind find in California. -more-


Charges may be filed in frat death

The Associated Press
Saturday October 28, 2000

CHICO – Manslaughter charges could be filed against some members of a fraternity where an 18-year-old student died, the Butte County district attorney has announced. -more-


Investors, residents clash over Pebble Beach

By Brian Bergstein Associated Press Writer
Saturday October 28, 2000

PEBBLE BEACH – This is some of the world’s most prized real estate – looming Monterey pine and cypress trees, top-caliber golf courses and achingly lovely mansions, all giving way to a pristine, rocky shoreline. -more-


California trial judges need reason to seal records

By David Kravets Associated Press Writer
Saturday October 28, 2000

Open-records advocates praise Judicial Council’s decision; -more-


‘Sausage Killer’ pleads innocent

The Associated Press
Saturday October 28, 2000

OAKLAND – The man accused of shooting and killing three meat inspectors on a visit to his linguisa factory in June has pleaded innocent to murder charges. -more-


Pac Bell faces state fines

The Associated Press
Saturday October 28, 2000

SAN FRANCISCO – Pacific Bell could face more than $2 million in fines levied by state regulators who appear likely to punish the company for tricking customers into signing up for unwanted telephone service options. -more-


Green Party protestors add spice to debate

By John Howard AP Political Writer
Saturday October 28, 2000

SAN FRANCISCO – U.S. Senate contenders Dianne Feinstein and Tom Campbell clashed sharply Friday on drugs, economics and immigration, as raucous Green Party protesters rushed the television station where they debated and demanded their candidate be allowed to participate. -more-


Record-high voter registration in state

By Scott Lindlaw AP Political Writer
Saturday October 28, 2000

SACRAMENTO – Californians continue to drift away from the two major political parties, with 14 percent of voters now registered as independents, figures released Friday show. -more-


Election Section

Bay briefs

Saturday October 28, 2000

Eatery closed after one diner dies, dozens of others sick -more-


Editorial

Army Corps of Engineers approve new Bay Bridge repair designs

By Kelly Yamanouchi Associated Press Writer
Saturday October 28, 2000

Findings from half-million-dollar study give go-ahead for next year -more-


Back Stories

Opinion

Editorials

Army Corps of Engineers approve new Bay Bridge repair designs 10-28-2000

UC Berkeley election site is a ‘deep Web’ 10-27-2000

Dellums praised in dedication 10-26-2000

Airports’ data processing malfunctions 10-25-2000

Child abducted by grandfather returned to gay couple 10-24-2000

Blaze sparked in Tilden Park 10-23-2000

News

Students slam landlord for alleged violations By David Olson Special to the Daily Planet 10-28-2000

Calendar of Events & Activities 10-28-2000

Life’s ups and downs just a carousel ride away By Jennifer Dix Special to the Daily Planet 10-28-2000

10-28-2000

Bears edge USC in overtime Daily Planet Wire Services 10-28-2000

Center celebrates 10 years of activism in civil rights By Jennifer DixSpecial to the Daily Planet 10-28-2000

Practice pays off for Simmonds as Cal beats OSU 2-0 By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 10-28-2000

Popular parks measures face limited resistance John Geluardi Daily Planet Staff 10-28-2000

Spartans’ offense too much for BHS By Sean Gates Daily Planet Correspondent 10-28-2000

Judge sticks to his guns on Ford Motor recall By David Kravets Associated Press Writer 10-28-2000

No. 5 Wildcats tear into Bears volleyball Daily Planet Wire Services 10-28-2000

Berkeley poet and translator Grosjean dies of liver cancer Daily Planet Wire Services 10-28-2000

Sports shorts 10-28-2000

Berkeley researcher disputes flu epidemic toll Daily Planet Wire Services 10-28-2000

Northern California briefs 10-28-2000

Neo-Nazis to march in protest of judge’s decision against them By Nicholas K. Geranios Associated Press Writer 10-28-2000

Lake County man sentenced to six months for threats Bay City News Services Bay City News Services Bay 10-28-2000

Health benefits provider to lose $96 million The Associated Press 10-28-2000

Quite a fish story: angler snags ancient whale fossil The Associated Press 10-28-2000

Charges may be filed in frat death The Associated Press 10-28-2000

Investors, residents clash over Pebble Beach By Brian Bergstein Associated Press Writer 10-28-2000

California trial judges need reason to seal records By David Kravets Associated Press Writer 10-28-2000

‘Sausage Killer’ pleads innocent The Associated Press 10-28-2000

Pac Bell faces state fines The Associated Press 10-28-2000

Green Party protestors add spice to debate By John Howard AP Political Writer 10-28-2000

Record-high voter registration in state By Scott Lindlaw AP Political Writer 10-28-2000

Bay briefs 10-28-2000

Cottage razing angers residents By John GeluardiDaily Planet Correspondent 10-27-2000

Calendar of Events & Activities 10-27-2000

BHS cruises to victory over hapless Spartans By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 10-27-2000

10-27-2000

Arts & Entertainment 10-27-2000

Lawsuit says living wage discriminates By Judith Scherr Daily Planet Staff 10-27-2000

Bears looking to clinch tournament bye with wins in L.A. this weekend Daily Planet Wire Services 10-27-2000

Man dies in recycling plant explosion Daily Planet wire reports 10-27-2000

Ex- Democratic hopeful supporting Republican The Associated Press 10-27-2000

Homeless numbers tallied The Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO — Volunteers 10-27-2000

Graduation standards revoked The Associated Press 10-27-2000

Napster for Mac now available The Associated Press Legally troubled Napster, In 10-27-2000

Scientists to sequence genes of poisonous fish The Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO — A poisonous 10-27-2000

Overhaul urged for state Earthquake Authority The Associated Press 10-27-2000

Money given for special education The Associated Press 10-27-2000

Countertops can make or break a kitchen By James and Morris Carey The Associated Press 10-27-2000

Carpeted stairs help quiet house, lessen slipping The Associated Press 10-27-2000

Vote auction site changes its name The Associated Press 10-27-2000

Pollutants behavior puzzle scientist throughout state The Associated Press \ 10-27-2000

Bush campaign steps up in state The Associated Press 10-27-2000

Study monitors impact of Internet on society The Associated Press 10-27-2000

State drug courts face challenge from Prop. 36 The Associated Press 04-15-2010

Border agents report witnessing gunfire The Associated Press 10-27-2000

Smoke-free bars aren’t loosing revenue The Associated Press 10-27-2000

Council sends clear parking message Daily Planet Correspondent By John Geluardi Daily Planet Correspondent 10-26-2000

Calendar of Events & Activities 10-26-2000

10-26-2000

’Jackets sweep Alameda; boys undefeated in ACCAL By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 10-26-2000

KPFA airwaves still a battle By Judith Scherr Daily Planet Staff 10-26-2000

Hornets dominate BHS women’s tennis By George Thomas Daily Planet Correspondent 10-26-2000

Charges in Reddy case get specific By Judith ScherrDaily Planet Staff 10-26-2000

$3.5 million ‘rusty wall’ OK’d By John Geluardi Daily Planet Correspondent 10-26-2000

Bay Area hospital workers strike Bay City News 10-26-2000

S. F. drivers unlikely to get a ticket for hitting pedestrians The Associated Press 10-26-2000

$10,000 in grants go to community Daily Planet staff 10-26-2000

Drug czar speaks out on Prop. 36 The Associated Press 10-26-2000

Former Pelican Bay guard’s conviction upheld The Associated Press 10-26-2000

Santa Cruz passes living wage The Associated Press 10-26-2000

Malibu beaches fail health test The Associated Press 10-26-2000

$1.1 billion sales tax cut announced by Davis The Associated Press 10-26-2000

More San Diego AIDS cases involve drug use The Associated Press 10-26-2000

CBS, technicians settle sex lawsuit The Associated Press 10-26-2000

Officials press state to toughen water standards The Associated Press 10-26-2000

Gore slips in California polls The Associated Press 10-26-2000

Tenants’ Rights Week offers answers By John GeluardiDaily Planet Correspondent 10-25-2000

Calendar of Events & Activities 10-25-2000

10-25-2000

Reddy will plead guilty By Michael Coffino Daily Planet Correspondent 10-25-2000

Industry-backed airline discounter takes off The Associated Press 10-25-2000

Berkeley woman dies in head-on car crash Bay City News 10-25-2000

Fallen tree limb kills 11-year-old Petaluma boy The Associated Press 10-25-2000

Former FBI agent settles sex discrimination case The Associated Press 10-25-2000

Government chips in to help smog plaguing trucks The Associated Press 10-25-2000

Starbucks’ workers go from lattes to lotto win The Associated Press 10-25-2000

State mountains, desert latest national monument The Associated Press 10-25-2000

Police arrest man using DNA warrantThe Associated Press SACRAMENTO — A Sacramento man charged with a 1994 rape might be the fir The Associated Press 10-25-2000

Prison director says drug measure won’t help Most crowding is worst among violent convicts not narcotic offenders The Associated Press 10-25-2000

Beermaker yanks cattle from Sierra Nevada The Associated Press 10-25-2000

City employee parking at issue again By John Geluardi Daily Planet Correspondent 10-24-2000

Calendar of Events & Activities 10-24-2000

Letters to the Editor 10-24-2000

Council to discuss snuffing out city cigarette displays By John Geluardi Daily Planet Correspondent 10-24-2000

Duo spur Measure Y debate By Judith Scherr Daily Planet Staff 10-24-2000

Group will challenge Cuba embargo By Angel Gonzalez Special to the Daily Planet 10-24-2000

Agency agrees to limit off-road vehicle space to settle coalitions’ lawsuit The Associated Press 10-24-2000

Firefighters contain blazes spurred by winds The Associated Press 10-24-2000

Commission gives OK to minimum wage hike The Associated Press 10-24-2000

Santa Cruz could approve $11 an hour The Associated Press 10-24-2000

Adeline street ‘breaks ground’ Daily Planet Staff 10-24-2000

Ralph Nader brings campaign to Bay Area By Judith Scherr Daily Planet Staff 10-23-2000

Calendar of Events & Activities 10-23-2000

L.A. transit strike forges new alliances By David Bacon Pacific News Service 10-23-2000

Panthers wake up after halftime, down Albany 34-0 By Tuukka Hess Daily Planet Correspondent 10-23-2000

Youth activist honored By Shirley Dang Special to the Daily Planet 10-23-2000

Cal squanders fourth-quarter lead with turnovers, falls to Washington Staff 10-23-2000

UC findings suggest supplements not helpful By Priyanka Sharma-Sindhar Special to the Daily Pl 10-23-2000

Bears battle rough play, wind to beat Arizona 2-0 By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 10-23-2000

Cal field hockey defeats Davidson, finishes undefeated in conference Daily Planet Wire Services 10-23-2000

Nader rejects calls to rethink his campaign The Associated Press 10-23-2000

Quick response limited damage in Oakland fire Bay City News 10-23-2000

Vampires sucking electricity from homes The Associated Press 10-23-2000

NASA heat-mapping helps cities find cooler solutions The Associated Press 10-23-2000

Oakland parks official arrested for embezzlement The Associated Press 10-23-2000

Low-income families forced to move into motels The Associated Press 10-23-2000