Article: Property Sales

Article: A local shelter from the cold
Oakland Tribune;  January 13, 2007 ;     700+ words ... ... conducted by the agency. The next count will be conducted at the end of this month. For Daryl Burroughs, 55, homeless since June, the armory beat riding the Route 22 Valley Transportation Authority bus in Santa Clara County through the night to fend off ...

Article: Couple charged in business scam
Oakland Tribune;  January 13, 2007 ;     700+ words ... ... she said. "We kept thinking, 'This isn't going to happen to us. These guys seem really nice'; I was scared." By June 2003, when it became apparent the work never would take place, the woman said she and her husband began leaving messages on ...

Article: Canadians Fear Fallout Of U.S. Passport Rules
The Washington Post;  January 13, 2007 ;     700+ words ... ... 11, 2001, are working to improve security. The rules will be extended to the busy land borders with Canada and Mexico by June 1, 2009. "The proof is in the numbers. Four years ago, we issued 7 million passports a year. This year, it will be 16 ...

Article: CALENDAR
The Washington Post;  March 10, 1999 ;     700+ words ... ... Society's museum, Explorers Hall. It looks at the lives and heritage of the people. Most of the objects on display through June 6 are from the Classic Maya period from about 400 to 900 A.D., and they depict everything from ancient mariners, warriors ...

Article: Jane Bolin Judge Jane Boli ...
The Washington Post;  January 13, 2007 ;     455 words ... ... crackdown in 2003, died Jan. 10 of a heart attack in a hospital in Havana. Mr. Valdes Tamayo, who was released from prison June 9, 2004, because of his health problems, had been waiting for government permission to leave the island when he died. He ...

Article: Mountaineer, Museum Director Bradford Washburn
The Washington Post;  January 13, 2007 ;     700+ words ... ... offer to go along, decided that without those precautions, he wouldn't go. Earhart took off with navigator Fred Noonan in July 1937, and they were lost. "It was a needless tragedy," Mr. Washburn said. A Boston native, Mr. Washburn started climbing ...

Article: Terps' Perry Overcomes Sister's Injury
The Washington Post;  January 13, 2007 ;     700+ words ... ... leg. The nerve damage was too great. The doctors in Colorado had recommended amputation, but Jasmine chose to wait. Then in June, frustrated by her lack of mobility, she decided to have the leg amputated below the knee. She was fitted with a prosthesis ...