Animal docs make house calls
The 18-year-old cat complains mildly as veterinarian Bruce Max Feldmann inserts a needle in his neck and prepares to give him a fluid infusion. -more-
The 18-year-old cat complains mildly as veterinarian Bruce Max Feldmann inserts a needle in his neck and prepares to give him a fluid infusion. -more-
At a time when the Berkeley School Board is struggling to come up with money to protect programs from cuts, music education advocates say the district’s music programs are in sore need of additional support. -more-
In a dining room turned art gallery, an antique wooden bowl bears a mark distinguishing it from other antiques. It cracked and was then wired back into use by an owner who had come to depend on it. -more-
SAN FRANCISCO — Two environmental groups sued state and local regulators Tuesday for increasing the amount of dioxin an oil refinery is allowed to release into San Francisco Bay. -more-
FRESNO — Rural crime fighters in the state’s agricultural heartland are hunting for a gang of thieves who for the last year have absconded with thousands of immature orange, almond and cherry trees. -more-
LOS ANGELES — A subsidiary of Texaco Inc. has pleaded guilty to two felony counts of dumping waste into Southern California waterways and has been ordered to pay $4 million in fines, federal prosecutors said Monday. -more-
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JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — Opposition leaders said they would urge the president to invoke a state of emergency to give South Africans with HIV access to cheaper generic drugs. -more-
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Animal docs make house calls By Jennifer Dix Daily Planet Correspondent 03-14-2001
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Public art must face city, BART regulations By Erika Fricke Daily Planet Staff 03-14-2001
District music programs in need of aid By Ben Lumpkin Daily Planet Staff 03-14-2001
Well-used antiques can tell quite a story By John GeluardiDaily Planet Staff 03-14-2001
Environmental groups sue over loosened dioxin limits The Associated Press 03-14-2001
Legislature to probe energy market allegations The Associated Press 03-14-2001
State farmers hit by aggressive tree thieves The Associated Press 03-14-2001
Texaco pleads guilty to dumping The Associated Press 03-14-2001
Shooting suspect planned to kill self The Associated Press 03-14-2001
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Napster to tap online music database The Associated Press 03-14-2001
7,000 jobs on the line at Motorola The Associated Press 03-14-2001
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Education helps students ready for trip to Cuba By Ben Lumpkin Daily Planet Staff 03-13-2001
Older women grow with feminist movement By Helen Wheeler 03-13-2001
Napster’s update: All systems go – almost The Associated Press 03-13-2001
UC union workers strike for a day Bay City News 03-13-2001
Legislator threatens to sue for power information The Associated Press 03-13-2001
Algerian faces trial on terrorist conspiracy charges The Associated Press 03-13-2001
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National census numbers highlight racial diversity The Associated Press 03-13-2001
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Berkeley raises Tibetan flag By Erika Fricke Daily Planet Staff 03-12-2001
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Lady ’Jackets claim another title By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 03-12-2001
Schools join the green revolution By Ben Lumpkin Daily Planet Staff 03-12-2001
St. Mary’s boys make history Staff Report 03-12-2001
Student to compete in wheelchair games By Dan Seeman Special to the Daily Planet 03-12-2001
Bears earn #8 seed in tourney By Ralph Gaston Daily Planet Correspondent 03-12-2001
Berkeley scientists develop ‘jumping genes’ for cereal Daily Planet wire services 03-12-2001
Cal ends season with loss to ’Cats Daily Planet Wire Services 03-12-2001
DUI suspect rams police car, injures officer and another DUI suspect Bay City News Service 03-12-2001
Lampley, Bears fall just short By Tim Haran Daily Planet Correspondent 03-12-2001
Other states poke fun at power crunch, but Silicon Valley staying put By Brian Bergstein AP Business Writer 03-12-2001
Zoning board OKs Beth El permit By John Geluardi Daily Planet Staff 03-10-2001
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AmeriCorps film is effort in action Peter Crimmins Daily Planet Correspondent 03-10-2001
Roberson leads Lady ’Jackets past Kennedy to ARCO Arena Staff 03-10-2001
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Bears stay undefeated at tourney Daily Planet Wire Services 03-10-2001
School district hopes to dodge $1.1 million fine By Ben Lumpkin Daily Planet Staff 03-10-2001
Cal’s Onstead named coach for U.S. team Daily Planet Wire Services 03-10-2001
Court of Appeal denies commissioners’ suit By John Geluardi Daily Planet Staff 03-10-2001
Industry moves to berkeley after 1906 earthquake, fire By Susan Cerny 03-10-2001
Children’s insurance program draws strong response The Associated Press 03-10-2001
Recording industry plans to send Napster 135,000 song names The Associated Press 03-10-2001
Oracle’s Ellison accused of stock fraud, insider trading The Associated Press 03-10-2001
School shooting tapes released, suspect’s family talks The Associated Press 03-10-2001
Mexico’s president to tour state; discuss trade and immigration The Associated Press 03-10-2001
Wholesalers ordered to refund $69 million to utilities The Associated Press 03-10-2001
UFW signs contract with strawberry pickers The Associated Press 03-10-2001
Teenager sentenced to life in wrestling death The Associated Press 03-10-2001
Computer numbers don’t always equal fact By John Cunniff The Associated Press 03-10-2001
Loudcloud debut doesn’t produce much thunder The Associated Press 03-10-2001
Analysts who reined during Nasdaq’s surge influences fade The Associated Press 03-10-2001
Confident Panthers beat Amador, move on to final By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 03-09-2001
Affirmative action ban protested By Ben Lumpkin Daily Planet staff 03-09-2001
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Bears beat ASU to cement NCAA bid By Ralph Gaston Daily Planet Correspondent 03-09-2001
Delays in service dog case decision By John Geluardi Daily Planet Staff 03-09-2001
Sun Devils end Cal’s postseason dreams Daily Planet Wire Services 03-09-2001
Discussion focuses on housing, space needs By Erika Fricke Daily Planet Staff 03-09-2001
Sports this weekend 03-09-2001
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UC Berkeley raises $1.44 billion in 8-year campaign The Associated Press 03-09-2001
Three charged with driving up prices on fake paintings on eBay By Brian Bergstein The Associated Press 03-09-2001
Getting an early jump on vegetable gardening The Associated Press 03-09-2001
Some big ideas for small home spaces Staff 03-09-2001
Planning can help a garden just as well as pesticide The Associated Press 03-09-2001
Planning can help a garden just as well as pesticide The Associated Press 03-09-2001
Census figures show a more diversified America The Associated Press 03-09-2001
Company donates apples to needy The Associated Press 03-09-2001
GOP, NAACP leaders agree on racial rhetoric The Associated Press 03-09-2001
AIDS vaccine shows promise in monkey experiments The Associated Press 03-09-2001
House OKs across-the-board tax cut equalling $1 trillion The Associated Press 03-09-2001
Yahoo! stocks take another dive The Associated Press 03-09-2001
Berkeley landlord pleads guilty By Michael Coffino Daily Planet Correspondent 03-08-2001
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Lady ’Jackets pummel Aptos By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 03-08-2001
Students not impressed by statewide test By Ben Lumpkin Daily Planet Staff 03-08-2001
Panthers advance with comeback win By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 03-08-2001
Workshop clarifies laws for officials By John Geluardi Daily Planet Staff 03-08-2001
Cal needs another win to lock in NCAA bid By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 03-08-2001
Director works to bring center to reality Daily Planet wire services 03-08-2001
Volatility is inherent in tech stocks By John Cunniff The Associated Press 03-08-2001
Market Watch The Associated Press 03-08-2001
Credit card companies tighten their grip The Associated Press 03-08-2001
Black, Hispanic populations nearly equal The Associated Press 03-08-2001
Manufacturer lowers prices for two HIV-treatment drugs The Associated Press 03-08-2001