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Publication Date: Wednesday Jul 16, 1997

  • Cover Story
  • Searching for a mate in single-minded Silicon Valley
  • It's out with meat markets, in with Meeting for Good
  • A list of local singles groups
  • Notes & Comments
  • Our Town: Terror at 30,000 feet
  • News
  • Our Town: Around town
  • MENLO PARK: Belle Haven buzzing with activity
  • Belle Haven projects
  • AROUND THE BLOCK
  • CITY COUNCIL: 3-story Lytton project approved
  • SAN FRANCISQUITO CREEK: Homeless camp to be cleaned out
  • RAVENSWOOD: Federal judge dismisses lawsuit
  • FIRE: Fireworks may have started school fire
  • COMMUNITY: Grants to fund neighborhood projects
  • EAST PALO ALTO: 30 adults to be trained in toxic cleanup
  • Community notebook
  • PEOPLE: Jeannette Anderson: Making more than pottery
  • Shop Talk: Return of a frame shop
  • Community notebook
  • ELECTION: July 22 election is key for East Palo Alto
  • Stanford prof has own theory on TWA 800 tragedy
  • Community Pulse
  • Births
  • Police log
  • Deaths
  • Palo Alto Police Logs
  • Weddings
  • Spectrum
  • Dodging the issue of downtown toilets
  • Responding to our housing crisis
  • Letters to the Editor
  • At School
  • On the blackboard
  • Summer school provides a compass for life
  • Jona Tarlin: wearing many hats
  • Summer classes don't feel like school
  • Sports
  • BABE RUTH 15s: Host Palo Alto earns respect in tourney
  • LITTLE LEAGUE: Pitching prevails for Alpine All-Stars
  • YOUTH SOFTBALL: A pitch for the nationals
  • SWIMMING: A chance to take it to next level
  • WOMEN'S TENNIS: Saying goodbye to Stanford
  • Sport Shorts
  • Special Section
  • Arts & Entertainment
  • Live Music
  • Of Note
  • Weekend Preview
  • Eating Out
  • Mini Restaurant Reviews
  • Movies
  • Movie Times
  • Movie Theatre Addresses and Phone Numbers
  • MarketPlace
  • Classifieds
  • On-line Classified Ad Form
  • Back Issues 
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