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Morning News


Jan.6   Santa Clara   Nephew kills uncle, police say  Philip Dessert, 21, is in jail, where he was booked on charges of murdering Ian Hughes, 49

  San Mateo High school breaks own charity record  San Mateo High School is collecting 342,000 pounds of canned food for the hungry for another entry into the Guinness Book

  SF City Hall Brown unveiled bust cast in his likeness  With a backdrop of stage lights and music, the Mayor publicly unveiled a bronze bust cast to stand outside Room 100

Day News


  San Jose City Hall     Rob Davis set to become next police chief
  City Manager Del Borgsdorf was recommending a 23-year veteran of the Police Department for the job


  Apple     $250 iPod mini unveiled
  The digital music player will be a half-inch thick and roughly the size of a business card and will hold about 1,000 songs


  Santa Clara   ReplayTV apologizes over mistaken offer  Digital video recorder maker is apologizing after customers were lured to buy a machine through a $149 offer

  San Francisco Ex-Monsignor O'Shea pleaded guilty  Patrick O'Shea pleaded guilty to grand theft and tax fraud and agreed to pay back $187,000 to the Roman Catholic Church

Evening News


  Pac Bell Park   Pacific Bell Park renamed to SBC Park
  SBC Communications owns Pacific Bell. All signs of Pac Bell will be gone by the beginning of the season


  East Oakland   Man shot and killed  John Zeigler, 35, was killed near the Oakland-San Leandro border

  San Jose 3 teens arrested in weekend murders  Two 14 years old and 18-year-old suspected in the murders of two other teenagers at a Jack in the Box

  Alameda County 'Supercenters' banned  The Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to ban big-box retailers that sell low-cost groceries
World , January 6, 2004 Timeline