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San Jose Mercury News (San Jose, CA) articles from April 2006

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San Jose Mercury News (San Jose, CA) back issues from April 2006:

Florida's defense too tight for George Mason.

Apr 01, 2006

LSU's helpless in the halfcourt against UCLA.

Apr 01, 2006

Sharks rally, then fall in overtime to Coyotes.

Apr 01, 2006

Idea to shift deportation, asylum cases still pursued.

Apr 02, 2006

Highway 17 in Los Gatos re-opens after fatal crash.

Apr 02, 2006

Giants bank on fast start.

Apr 02, 2006

Noah takers a monster leap as a prospect.

Apr 02, 2006

Bonds: Chasing Ruth, meeting resistance.

Apr 03, 2006

Bambino casts a long shadow.

Apr 03, 2006

`Explosive' barely covers the aroma of fresh horseradish.

Apr 03, 2006

Yemeni Passover a different tradition.

Apr 03, 2006

Overseas workers paying high price for paychecks.

Apr 03, 2006

Religious leaders' efforts help reframe debate over immigration.

Apr 03, 2006

A reel makeover for San Francisco film festival.

Apr 03, 2006

The U.S. can learn from Singapore about immigration.

Apr 03, 2006

Travel Q&A: Taking a vacation at Spanish-language school.(Discussion)

Apr 03, 2006

Nude marchers protest running of the bulls.

Apr 03, 2006

Watch the bulls run, from a safe distance.

Apr 03, 2006

The horns of Pamplona: Is he bold enough to run with the bulls?

Apr 03, 2006

Dorm dining hall to offer organic salads: UNIVERSITIES TRYING TO SPICE UP MENUS.

Apr 03, 2006

The loan arranger: S.F. ONLINE VENTURE BASED ON IDEA FROM VIETNAM CONNECTS BORROWERS, LENDERS.

Apr 03, 2006

Chinese immigrants soak up U.S. etiquette: GROUP HOPES CULTURAL LESSONS PAVE WAY TO COMMUNICATION.

Apr 03, 2006

Roadshow: State routinely orders older cars to go to smog test-only stations.

Apr 03, 2006

Langberg: Sensors will let 'Things' alert people.

Apr 03, 2006

Anti-cancer video game: seriously fun.

Apr 03, 2006

Andreessen sells Opsware shares: HE RECOUPS $10.7 MILLION INVESTMENT.

Apr 03, 2006

Kawakami: Tournament a big factor in NBA draft scouting.

Apr 03, 2006

Burglaries rise as police respond less: COPS DEFEND FALSE-ALARM POLICY.

Apr 03, 2006

RAT-LOVERS UNITE FOR FEST.

Apr 03, 2006

Pizarro: E-mails seek to save site in Santa Clara.

Apr 03, 2006

Visions accent Cabrillo Festival sounds: MULTIMEDIA CENTERPIECE STARS PHILIP GLASS.

Apr 03, 2006

The nerd is in the house: GEEK'S TALE GETS GIGGLES AT CITY LIGHTS.

Apr 03, 2006

McCollum: WB's 'Pepper' may have just enough flavor to last.

Apr 03, 2006

Hutchison: Dachshund on loan does dandy job of training couple.

Apr 03, 2006

Valley man bankrolls clean-energy initiative: OIL FIRMS TO PAY TAX TO FUND FUELS, CARS.

Apr 03, 2006

Internet-age pain finds relief at Hyatt hotel.

Apr 03, 2006

Taking them far: FRESHMAN FROM CAMEROON LEADS UCLA TO TITLE GAME.

Apr 03, 2006

To my remote: TONIGHT, IT'S YOU, ME AND HOOPS.

Apr 03, 2006

Let's play baseball lineup.

Apr 03, 2006

Florida star Noah shines on different court than dad: UCLA'S FARMAR ALMOST WAS GATOR.

Apr 03, 2006

Sharks set for final playoff push: WITH 9 GAMES LEFT, LITTLE ROOM FOR ERROR.

Apr 03, 2006

Lowry signs for four years.

Apr 03, 2006

Herhold: Setting the stage for candidacy.

Apr 03, 2006

Hundreds gather to mourn longtime legislator Al Alquist: FORMER SENATOR DEDICATED TO PUBLIC SERVICE.

Apr 03, 2006

Playing catch-up would test durability of Giants veterans: WILL BONDS BE THERE FOR LONG HAUL?

Apr 03, 2006

Yemeni Passover a different tradition.

Apr 03, 2006

A sympathetic public.

Apr 03, 2006

Baby left at San Jose fire station.

Apr 03, 2006

For openers, A's fail the first big test.

Apr 03, 2006

Giants lose opener; fan throws syringe at Bonds.

Apr 03, 2006

For Bonds, the word is boo.

Apr 03, 2006

Florida leaves no doubt against UCLA.

Apr 03, 2006

California bill would enforce limits on greenhouse gas pollution.

Apr 03, 2006

Thornton leads Sharks to victory.

Apr 03, 2006

California men plead guilty in largest piracy ring in U.S.

Apr 03, 2006

Dachshund on loan does dandy job of training couple.

Apr 04, 2006

A bright idea for old GE plant.

Apr 04, 2006

Novartis sweetens Chiron offer: LATEST BID EXPECTED TO WIN APPROVAL.

Apr 04, 2006

Not. Even. Close.: PADRES BEAT SCHMIDT, GIANTS; YANKEES MAUL ZITO, A'S 15-2.

Apr 04, 2006

A's owner in Fremont for meetings: `STADIUM VILLAGE' IS SUBJECT OF TALKS WITH COUNCIL MEMBERS.

Apr 04, 2006

Inmate apparently was beaten to death.

Apr 04, 2006

Matt Sumner -- San Mateo County Times: CONCERN GROWS AS RAINSTORMS CONTINUE TO SATURATE SOIL.

Apr 04, 2006

Roadshow: Carping about carpool lanes when alternative might be worse.

Apr 04, 2006

Mayoral forum turns biting: PANDORI LAMBASTES COUNCIL DECISIONS.

Apr 04, 2006

Prize tamales spice up life.

Apr 04, 2006