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

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

Artwork on the edge: ORGANIZERS HOPE WEEKLONG FESTIVAL'S UNIQUE TAKE ON CREATING ART WITH HIGH-TECH TOOLS SETS SAN JOSE APART.

Aug 01, 2006

Spaces and Places: Even Adobe's 'green' building was blindsided by the heat.

Aug 01, 2006

Sikh stabbed in driveway: NEIGHBOR IS IN CUSTODY; POLICE SAY HE BELIEVED VICTIM WAS IN TALIBAN.

Aug 01, 2006

SJSU football player faces robbery charges: ALLEGEDLY USED CRAIGSLIST TO LURE 4 SETS OF VICTIMS.

Aug 01, 2006

Suspect held on murder charge: MAN SHOT, TEEN HURT WHEN FIGHT ERUPTS.

Aug 01, 2006

Business group's donors revealed: DONATIONS FUNDED PROVOCATIVE MAILER.

Aug 01, 2006

Tests show teen killed in crash was drunk.

Aug 01, 2006

'Labor peace' creates discord: S.J. POLICY TO AID WORKERS AND CITY PLAYED KEY ROLE IN TROUBLESOME DEALS.

Aug 01, 2006

San Jose Mercury News, Calif., Gary Richards column: Roadshow: Work near Fishhook will add merge lanes but no new ramps.

Aug 01, 2006

San Jose Mercury News, Calif., Mike Cassidy column: Revolting rats are now gone, but at a price.

Aug 01, 2006

San Jose Mercury News, Calif., Dennis Rockstroh column: Action Line: Tips from city will help control cockroaches.

Aug 01, 2006

Governor, Blair sign warming accord: UNUSUAL STATE-NATION PACT PUTS DISTANCE BETWEEN LEADERS, BUSH.

Aug 01, 2006

Veterans health system terminates social worker with cerebral palsy.

Aug 01, 2006

Mayor's use of funds detailed: DONATIONS ARE GOING TOWARD HIS DEFENSE.

Aug 01, 2006

San Jose's big race still has some kinks to work out.

Aug 01, 2006

State death toll from heat at 136.

Aug 01, 2006

Radio personality seeks Latino vote: SPANISH-SPEAKING CELEB LAUNCHES CAMPAIGN.

Aug 01, 2006

More spraying for mosquitoes set for tonight: WEST NILE FIGHT CONTINUES IN S.J., SARATOGA.

Aug 01, 2006

SanDisk buying firm hurt by options probe: SECOND SUCH DEAL IN PAST WEEK CREATES A FORCE IN FLASH MEMORY.

Aug 01, 2006

Blair meets with biotech execs: BRITISH PM SAYS EXPANDING FIELD IS `FUNDAMENTAL'.

Aug 01, 2006

Challenger's funds surge ahead of governor's but don't close gap: ANGELIDES PLAYING CATCH-UP DESPITE BOOST FOR CAMPAIGN.

Aug 01, 2006

Scant funds raised for S.J. mayor's race.

Aug 01, 2006

BRYANT CATCHING ON QUICKLY WITH 49ERS.

Aug 01, 2006

Cheapest seat of all: GRAND PRIX WAS A SNAP TO SNEAK INTO.

Aug 01, 2006

He'd rather play, thank you: YOUNG SHUNS PLAN TO SIT OUT A PRACTICE A DAY; SAFETY ROMAN TALKS.

Aug 01, 2006

Giants' losing streak hits 8: NATIONALS USE FIVE-RUN FOURTH TO SPARK VICTORY.

Aug 01, 2006

With Benitez struggling, Giants consider options.

Aug 01, 2006

Robbers hurt man delivering pizza: VICTIM STRUCK IN HEAD WITH BUTT OF GUN.

Aug 01, 2006

Pompez helped open doors for Latinos in major league baseball.

Aug 01, 2006

Tropical-scented mists refresh -- but not like a real island getaway.

Aug 01, 2006

Mercury News sale given federal OK.

Aug 01, 2006

State Hall of Fame inductees named.

Aug 01, 2006

Cooler temperature trend to continue this week.

Aug 01, 2006

Pedestrian killed on Highway 101 in Morgan Hill.

Aug 01, 2006

Giants fall to Nationals.

Aug 01, 2006

Giants lose ninth game in a row.

Aug 01, 2006

Genetic marker helps testers distinguish artificial testosterone.

Aug 01, 2006

Al Davis says he's `alive and healthy'.

Aug 01, 2006

Nike founder donates $105 million to Stanford.

Aug 01, 2006

Former Ravenswood leader Knight to run for office.

Aug 01, 2006

Santa Cruz university launches computer-gaming major.

Aug 02, 2006

Ready to adopt? Let's talk turkey.

Aug 02, 2006

Ladies first: INNOVATIVE OAKLAND DJ HELPS GIVES A VOICE TO FEMALE ARTISTS ON RADIO, IN CLUBS.

Aug 02, 2006

San Jose Mercury News, Calif., Jack Davis column: VC Deals: Medical device maker raises $27.8 million.

Aug 02, 2006

New hate crime alleged: ATTACK ON BLACK MAN FOLLOWS SIKH STABBING.

Aug 02, 2006

As portions plump up, so do waistlines.

Aug 02, 2006

Record donation to Stanford: NIKE FOUNDER FUNDS BUSINESS SCHOOL CAMPUS.

Aug 02, 2006

Controversial educator weighs run for East P.A. council seat.

Aug 02, 2006

City wants Norcal again: STAFF BACKS BID BY INDICTED TRASH FIRM; RATES WOULD RISE.

Aug 02, 2006

San Jose Mercury News, Calif., L A Chung column: Friend's death puts a face on war's toll.

Aug 02, 2006

Crowning glory eyed for Gilroy outlets.

Aug 02, 2006

San Jose Mercury News, Calif., Gary Richards column: Roadshow: Benicia-Martinez Bridge spans to be connected by Labor Day.

Aug 02, 2006

San Jose Mercury News, Calif., Sal Pizarro column: ID of Mr. or Ms. X gets revealed today.

Aug 02, 2006

San Jose Mercury News, Calif., Ann Killion column: No one can sell Raiders mystique like Al Davis.

Aug 02, 2006

Tax upswing to aid neighborhoods: ECONOMY BOOSTS REVENUE.

Aug 02, 2006

Mayor's friend, colleague to drop out of the race.

Aug 02, 2006

Apparent suicide at shooting range: POLICE SAY WOMAN, 23, WAS SUFFERING FROM PERSONAL PROBLEMS.

Aug 02, 2006

Big payoff for VC firms: RETURN ON FUNDINGS NEARLY 20 PERCENT IN FIRST QUARTER.

Aug 02, 2006

Ex-Mercury executive to give up options: AGREEMENT PART OF EFFORT TO FIX STOCK SCANDAL AHEAD OF SALE TO HP.

Aug 02, 2006

Poll: Majority of voters back tougher law on sex offenders.

Aug 02, 2006

Clinton stars at Angelides fundraiser.

Aug 02, 2006

Anti-crime events bring people out.

Aug 02, 2006

Speaker critical of U.S. policy: PALESTINIAN DIPLOMAT CALLS FOR CEASE-FIRE.

Aug 02, 2006

Wireless Net test scores for Caltrain: TRANSIT AGENCY PLANS '07 ROLLOUT.

Aug 02, 2006

Giants' skid reaches nine games.

Aug 02, 2006