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newspaper cover For the Week of
February 4-10, 1999

Cover: Hug Me, Buy Me
Cuddletech earns a place in our hearts--thank you, Madison Ave.


News: Cyber Crunch
Community rallies to deal with that Y2K thingy.

Up to the Task?: See how your kids' school did in the state Standardized Testing and Reporting program.

Climbing Up on Capitol Hill: Check up on the your Congressional Representatives and U.S. Senators--where they stand, how they voted.


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Funkin' Groovin': Funk-sax legend Maceo Parker returns.

Swan Songs: New blues CDs honor fallen heroes.

Preaching to the Rock Flock: That old-time rock & roll religion is good enough for the Black Crowes.

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Talking Pictures: A rare showing of fabric inspires eclectic museum curator to wax nostalgic on those gorgeous movie theaters of days gone by.

Sister Act: Jackie and Hilary a sophisticated real-life weeper.

Blame It on Rio: Central Station hits the gritty streets of Brazil.

On the 'Road Kill' to Success: Bay Area director Matt Leutwyler doesn't want to make calling-card movies--he's focusing on a feature-length future.

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Wine Lines: Roses are red, and so are these Valentine's Day wines.

Heard It Through the Grapevine: Get to the root of all things wine.

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Still 'Running': Always Running author Luis Rodriguez speaks out.

Airwaves Amazons: How do the "Tough Girls" of '70s pop culture compare to today's hardy heroines?


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