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Morning News


Mar.25   Athletics   Red Sox edge A's in season opener
  In Tokyo World Series champions Boston clinched a 10th-innings, 6-5 victory over Oakland. Ramirez hit his second two-run double


  Schwab   Higher-yield bond funds run into trouble  Schwab YieldPlus, a higher-yielding alternative to money market funds, has plummeted to $2.5 billion in assets from more than $13 billion in May

  Oakland   2 Juveniles Among Hurt In 3 Shootings  A person was shot in the chest,. A juvenile was found suffering one gunshot wound to his thigh. A male juvenile sustained a wound to his foot

  East San Jose   Opposition derails proposal for prison Map  Citing the backlash from neighbors, a non-profit group is withdrawing an application for a low-risk women's correctional facility

Day News


  Oakland   Warriors' Webber calls it quits
  Chris Webber is ending his comeback attempt with the Golden State and will retire after 15 seasons in the NBA
 Bad knee limited 15-year vet to 9 games a season


  San Francisco   Iconic ad man Hal Riney dies
  The advertising man whose memorable work helped establish the city as an important creative center for the industry died of cancer at 75


  Bay Area   Bay Area home prices drop record 13.2%
  Sales were up 21.4% from January and down 32.5% from 12 months earlier. The median price was $706,880


  SF City Hall   Activists want torch route to plan protests  Newsom said that protesters have the right to voice against China, but the city have a responsibility to ensure a peaceful procession

Evening News


  SF Downtown   Supe Looks To Curb Business Energy Use
  Aaron Peskin announced legislation to conserve energy by requiring downtown buildings to turn out the lights when workers hit the doors
World , March 25, 2008 Timeline