The Cupertino Courier | 0544 | November 2, 2005

November 2, 2005 Cupertino, California Since 1947

Photograph by Brian Connelly

Teaching assistant Amy Floyd shares an affectionate moment with Jonah Chung, 4, at the new preschool at PACE.

Learning Curve

By Sarmishta Ramesh

Getting treatment for the very young with autism makes a major impact on their lives. More



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Ballot measures	Vallco agreement	'Non' students

Two prominent high technology companies are now against three Cupertino growth measures on the Nov. 8 ballot. More	Cupertino and Vallco Fashion Park have extended a development agreement for an additional five years. More	Fremont Union High School District has snared almost 300 students in an on-going residency verification campaign that began in January. More



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	Learning Curve: Getting treatment for the very young with autism


	Apple, HP side against three ballot measures Vallco agreement is extended FUHSD still weeding out 'non 'students Five vie for three seats on the CUSD boards Whole Foods launches plans for huge store in Cupertino Sheriff's report


	Editorial: Election 2005 Endorsements Cartoon: DeCinzo Letters


	Columnist: Tony Tomeo


	Columnist: Andrea Dorey


	Mats net important win over Falcons Tough weekend for local football teams Monta Vista dominates annual Lynbrook Invite



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