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Morning News


Mar.6   East Palo Alto   Ikea victory  A bid by Swedish furniture retailer to open a second Bay Area store won by the slimmest of margins

  SF City Hall   Public defender ousted  Despite spending nearly $1 million Kimiko Burton was trounced by a rival Jeff Adachi, she had fired after taking office

  San Leandro   Woman, 72, shot to death. Son arrested  Olive Virginia Deasy was allegedly shot by her son, 43-year-old William Deasy, who turned himself

  SF City Hall Mayor's planning power squeezed  Voters sided with the Board of Supervisors who want to strip some of Willie Brown's power over the planning bureaucracy

  Sausalito Police, fire building rejected  Voters rejected plans to build a $7.8 million, 22,500-square-foot building

  Belmont Gunmen break into house, rob residents  Two men assaulted and held the residents at gunpoint, and then left with cash and other property

  SF City Hall Assessor's race headed for runoff  Mabel Teng pounded the incumbent Doris Ward with accusations that she ran a shoddy operation

  San Francisco Leno declares victory over Britt  Supervisor Mark Leno declared the narrowest of victories over progressive challenger in the race for Assembly

  Albany Killed by train  Fatal pedestrian accident occurred on the border between Berkeley and Albany

  San Rafael Cop impersonator arrested  30-year-old Thomas James Anderson connected with a string of robberies around the Bay Area

  SFO $40M project to improve wastewater  Commissioners have given the go-ahead to build two new state-of-the-art plants

  Napa Migrant housing measure leading  Early returns favored County's Measure L to house 200-300 laborers

Day News


  San Jose   Plane crashes. 3 dead
  A small plane with 3 people aboard spun out of control and crashed into a canyon, landing upside down


  HP   Regulators Approve HP-Compaq Deal
  Antitrust regulators have given their okay to the biggest merger in high tech history


  Stanford Band suspended  Band will not participate in Pac-10 Conference men's basketball tournament for misuse of alcohol

Evening News


  San Francisco FBI agent appointed to No.2 spot  FBI Director Mueller has chosen B. Gebhardt of the SF bureau to lead the Criminal Investigative and Cyber Crimes divisions

  Intel Quarter to Offer Few Surprises  Chipmaker will likely say its quarter is on track with the guidance it gave in mid-January
World , March 6, 2002 Timeline