Last week KPFA began its pledge drive just around the same time that Pacifica Radio Network announced sharp budget and program cuts as well as staff lay-offs in an attempt to blot out some of the red ink on its beleaguered books. -more-
SALT LAKE CITY – Plenty people go through life with wrong-headed notions. The difference between Steven Bradbury and the rest of us is that he has a gold medal to show for his. -more-
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East Bay Regional Park District Board of Directors authored Measure K has so far been coasting toward the March 5th primaries with few coming out in opposition and wide-scale support. -more-
Both St. Mary’s High basketball teams received byes for the first round of the BSAL playoffs thanks to their strong regular seasons. The teams will play a second-round doubleheader at home on Thursday. -more-
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Today is Tuesday, Feb. 19, the 50th day of 2002. There are 315 days left in the year. -more-
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Bush opens trip with discussions on Japanese economy -more-
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This weekend a documentary following the adventures and exploits of several swinging couples will premiere at Landmark's Lumiere Theatre, and selected showings will also feature a Q&A with the filmmakers Joe and Harry Gantz -more-
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Airline passengers had their airport routines sharply altered after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks and now the way they’re protected has changed as well. -more-
SAN FRANCISCO — To minimize the pain of buying lottery ticket duds, people often console each other, saying at least the lost money goes to a good cause: public schools. -more-
SACRAMENTO — For three decades, the legal right to abortion has been a fundamental cornerstone of American life. -more-
PHOENIX — When Rick Piper wants to reward his 6-year-old, he says only one place will do. -more-
HARTFORD, Conn. — When shareholders of The Walt Disney Co. meet here Tuesday, they will be treated to a show as carefully written and rehearsed as a Broadway play. -more-
Are you a Berkeley resident who has devised some very creative ways to reduce your electricity consumption? Do you typically spend less than $10.00 on electricity each month? If so, you may qualify to enter the City of Berkeley’s new energy conservation contest, "Berkeley Unplugged". -more-
‘Less is More’— Take the Berkeley Unplugged challenge 02-19-2002
Cabinet member, trailblazing Common Cause founder dead at 89 02-18-2002
Ask the Rent Board 02-16-2002
UC class debates Prop. 45, term limits ballot measure 02-15-2002
News of the Weird 02-14-2002
News of the Weird 02-13-2002
Pacifica goes to task on $4.8 million deficit By Devona Walker Daily Planet Staff 02-19-2002
Just hanging around pays off big for unexpected gold-medalist By Jim Litke The Associated Press 02-19-2002
CIA far more threatening than John Walker Lindh Arthur B. Waugh Berkeley 02-19-2002
Compiled by Guy Poole 02-19-2002
East Bay park officials banking on Measure K funds By Devona WalkerDaily Planet Staff 02-19-2002
St. Mary’s boys, girls both get first-round byes Staff Report 02-19-2002
Why not allow Cal, Alta Bates to choke all the life out of Berkeley? Sedge Thomson Berkeley 02-19-2002
Today in History Staff 02-19-2002
Restaurateurs should donate to needy what they now throw away Charlie Smith Berkeley 02-19-2002
The World Briefly Staff 02-19-2002
What has 18 legs and often predetermines the results of Olympic events? Tom Mitsoff Orange Co. 02-19-2002
Stars, makers of ‘Sex with Strangers’ come to town By Devona Walker Daily Planet Staff 02-19-2002
Re: ‘Cabbies learn about sensitivity’ Helen Wheeler Berkeley 02-19-2002
Feds now responsible for nation’s airline security The Associated Press 02-19-2002
Few lottery dollars go to education The Associated Press 02-19-2002
Davis’ anti-Riordan ads do little for voters By Jim Wasserman The Associated Pres 02-19-2002
PETsMART stocks skyrocketing The Associated Press 02-19-2002
Disney chief to face fire at shareholders meeting The Associated Press 02-19-2002
Are thieves checking your mail? By Devona Walker Daily Planet Staff 02-18-2002
Berkeley High boys’ soccer loses NCS quarterfinal on penalty kicks By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 02-18-2002
Right turn only is wrong for Telegraph Ave. Rob Pratt, Coalition to Save Telegraph 02-18-2002
Staff 02-18-2002
School is out for Cal sex class The Associated Press 02-18-2002
Huskies upset Golden Bears The Associated Press 02-18-2002
Rapid Transit needs a solution for street traffic Charles Siegel Berkeley 02-18-2002
Veteran teacher reflects on career of caring By Mary Barrett Special to the Daily Planet 02-18-2002
Cal avoids LBSU sweep Daily Planet Wire Services 02-18-2002
How about a lonely vote against the DEA? Steve Geller Berkeley 02-18-2002
Farrakhan condemns Bush, war on terrorism The Associated Press 02-18-2002
Bears lose final home game to Washington Daily Planet Wire Services 02-18-2002
BART official says 'Don’t siphon from the already depleted general fund, and Vote No on 42’ Roy Nakadegawa PE BART Director, District 3 Berkeley, CA, 94707 02-18-2002
Today in History Staff 02-18-2002
Sports Shorts Staff 02-18-2002
Legendary Berkeley anthropologist, J. Desmond Clark, dies The Associated Press 02-18-2002
Berkeley residents can unplug to win cash Planet Staff Report 02-18-2002
Oakland to increase flights as SFO’s expansion plans waylay Staff and Wire Report 02-18-2002
Berkeley smokers may have to back up Daily Planet Staff 02-18-2002
Mars may be ‘loaded’ with water, experts say The Associated Press 02-18-2002
Illegal car show turns deadly in Oakland The Associated Press 02-18-2002
Bush called ‘liar’ for nuke waste campaign remarks The Associated Press 02-18-2002
Big family’s house hit with graffiti The Associated Press 02-18-2002
Online scalpers try to raid record lottery purse By Paul Glader The Associated Press 02-18-2002
Stores selling winning tickets rejoice, ticketholders silent The Associated Press 02-18-2002
UC named lead plaintiff in Enron lawsuit By Kristen Hays The Associated Press 02-18-2002
Hills fire station clears hurdle By John Geluardi Daily Planet staff 02-16-2002
Bears suffer late collapse, fall to Long Beach State By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 02-16-2002
Last chance to voice opposition to downzoning Lynda Hart Berkeley 02-16-2002
The power behind the veil Sari Friedman 02-16-2002
Staff 02-16-2002
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Schools may face a $3 million budget cut By David Scharfenberg Daily Planet staff 02-16-2002
Open letter to Gov. Davis to stop new Bay Bridge Andrew Berna-Hicks Oakland 02-16-2002
ZAB grants affordable senior housing project the go ahead By John Geluardi Daily Planet staff 02-16-2002
Using terror to squeeze our rights Tod H. Mikuriya, M.D. Berkeley 02-16-2002
Today in History Staff 02-16-2002
Berkeley Observed Looking back, seeing ahead By Susan Cerny Special to the Daily Planet 02-16-2002
Lindh’s trial date tentatively set By Larry Margasak The Associated Press 02-16-2002
Californians look for luck to win $175 million Lotto jackpot By Daisy Ngyuen The Associated Press 02-16-2002
Riordan challenges GOP to change or face extinction By Erica Werner The Associated Press 02-16-2002
In race for his political life, Condit is reaching out — to anybody By Brian Melley The Associated Press 02-16-2002
Legislation would end new drilling off Central Coast By Mark Sherman The Associated Press 02-16-2002
Davis, Democrats gather to prepare for re-election campaign By Alexa Haussler The Associated Press 02-16-2002
Biologists ready to release condors in northern Arizona By Arthur H. Rothstien The Associated Press 02-16-2002
Farrakhan urges rappers to turn away from violence By Leon Drouin Kieth The Associated Press 02-16-2002
Former Enron chair wrote repeatedly to urge Bush’s support for self-serving legislation By Natalie Gott The Associated Press 02-16-2002
Global Crossing paid millions to its chairman’s own firms By Simon Avery The Associated Press 02-16-2002
Biotech companies scramble to meet pet cloning demand By Paul Elias The Associated Press 02-16-2002
PayPal’s shares gain 55 percent in debut By Michael Liedtke The Associated Press 02-16-2002
Judge orders California to dump ’hanging chad’ machines by 2004 By Leon Drouin Keith The Associated Press 02-16-2002
Medical sleuths try to figure out mysterious rash affecting students By Michael Rubinkam The Associated Press 02-16-2002
Loving your body on Valentine’s Day By David Scharfenberg, Daily Planet staff 02-15-2002
Shelf talks of cutting library funds M.L.King Middle School 02-15-2002
A king and a lion bring in street sounds of the Middle East By Peter Crimmins, Special to the Daily Planet 02-15-2002
Arts & Entertainment Calendar Staff 02-15-2002
Out & About Calendar Compiled by Guy Poole 02-15-2002
Tate carries sluggish ’Jackets past Gauchos By Jared Green, Daily Planet Staff 02-15-2002
Claremont workers continue protests against management By John Geluardi, Daily Planet staf 02-15-2002
Education funding, corrections John Selawsky 02-15-2002
Taking on the medical insurance system with ‘John Q’ By David Germain The Associated Press 02-15-2002
Cal men get past Cougars Staff 02-15-2002
Southside Plan pelted during public hearing By John Geluardi, Daily Planet staff 02-15-2002
Our health should not suffer because of city decisions Michael Bauce 02-15-2002
Big Medicine surfaces as a new public enemy in movies and on TV By Theresa Agovino, The Associated Press 02-15-2002
Prep Scores Staff 02-15-2002
Chocolate is not so sweet a valentine for child labor protesters By Claudine LoMonaco, Special to the Daily Planet 02-15-2002
We don’t spend nearly enough on education Trina Ostrander 02-15-2002
Bears beat WSU for second time Daily Planet Wire Services 02-15-2002
Today in History Staff 02-15-2002
Environmentalists sue DOE over radioactive material By Jessica Brice, The Associated Press 02-15-2002
Schools, health care top issues for California voters The Associated Press 02-15-2002
Click and Clack Talk Cars by Tom and Ray Magliozzi 02-15-2002
Installing a suspended ceiling James and Morris Carey 02-15-2002
Tip of the week: Bee Attacks Facts James and Morris Carey 02-15-2002
Questions and Answers James and Morris Carey 02-15-2002
A pineapple plant brings the tropics up north By Lee Reich, The Associated Press 02-15-2002
Couples swarm Vegas for quickie Valentine’s Day nuptials By Angie Wagner, Associated Press Writer 02-15-2002
President’s Day weekend could mean full house for Las Vegas By Lisa Snedeker, The Associated Press 02-15-2002
Court nullifies logging permits in Tongass National Forest By David Kravets, The Associated Press 02-15-2002
Construction activity down in California The Associated Press 02-15-2002
East Bay MUD may bypass PG&E and sell its own electricity cheaper The Associated Press 02-15-2002
HP heir and dissident director hopes to be deal breaker By Brian Bergstein, The Associated Press 02-15-2002
Writers’ Room program makes the grade By David Scharfenberg Daily Planet staff 02-14-2002
BHS boys upset Washington By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 02-14-2002
Declare your marital status Walter Olds Berkeley 02-14-2002
Compiled by Guy Poole 02-14-2002
Staff 02-14-2002
‘Sweetheart commissioners’ leave on peace mission to Japan By Hank Sims Daily Planet Staff 02-14-2002
BHS girls soccer team take down tough opponents in NCS Jared Green 02-14-2002
Public transit better than parking lots Eleanor Gibson Berkeley 02-14-2002
Protesters urge for civil liberties locally By Devona WalkerDaily Planet Staff 02-14-2002
Piedmont penalty kick ends Panthers’ season at NCS By Dean Caparaz Daily Planet Correspondent 02-14-2002
DEA bust, a crackdown on the sick Don Duncan Alliance of Berkeley Patients Berkeley 02-14-2002
City staffers are ready and wheelin’ By John GeluardiDaily Planet staff 02-14-2002
Is it time to harvest urban forest? Charlie Smith Berkeley 02-14-2002
Today in History Staff 02-14-2002
What is a Democracy? Isaac Jones Berkeley 02-14-2002
Oakland’s Chinese New Year doesn’t stand up to China’s celebration By Kelly Virella Special to the Daily Planet 02-14-2002
Protesters rain down on Lab’s tritium John Geluardi Daily Planet staff 02-14-2002
Californians rush to buy tickets for $136 million SuperLotto By Christina Almeida The Associated Press 02-14-2002
Father in toddler murder case had other child die By Ron Harris The Associated Press 02-14-2002
LAX evacuated after cylinder found By Raul Mora The Associated Press 02-14-2002
Gov. Davis shows support for high-speed trains By Steve Lawrence The Associated Press 02-14-2002
Family of slain CIA officer contend Lindh is a traitor By Jennifer Loven The Associated Press 02-14-2002
First Lady gives motherly take on American Taliban The Associated Press 02-14-2002
Finance committee chairman pushes Bush to protect lumber, steel industries By Katherine Pfleger The Associated Press 02-14-2002
Both SoCal fires nearly surrounded The Associated Press 02-14-2002
HP earnings soar and beat expectations By Brian Bergstein The Associated Press 02-14-2002
Bill Gates pitches Visual Studio.NET to software developers By May Wong The Associated Press 02-14-2002
Prop. 215, what? By Hank Sims Daily Planet staff 02-13-2002
Jets no trouble for Berkeley girls in final preview By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 02-13-2002
Crowds swarm Migration By Jia Rhui Chong Special to the Daily Planet 02-13-2002
Compiled by Guy Poole 02-13-2002
Are tax money doesn’t seem to be going to public education Michael Larrick Berkeley 02-13-2002
School cuts spur layoff warning By David Scharfenberg Daily Planet staff 02-13-2002
A history lesson in NIMBY Peter Teichner Berkeley 02-13-2002
Southside Plan debate to focus on development zones By Hank Sims Daily Planet staff 02-13-2002
Longfellow students gear up for Bay Area Science Fair By David Scharfenberg Daily Planet staff 02-13-2002
Today in History Staff 02-13-2002
One in four American Indians live in either California, Oklahoma By Genaro C. Armas The Associated Press 02-13-2002
Senate committee votes to pursue criminal charges against Enron By Jennifer Coleman The Associated Press 02-13-2002
Apple, Sun, Ericsson in multimedia deal for wireless devices By May Wong The Associated Press 02-13-2002
Enron director reappointed to Qualcomm board, despite objections By Ben Fox The Associated Press 02-13-2002
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