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NEW: San Jose a wasteland for NCAA basketball prospects
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The NCAA men's basketball tournament comes to San Jose today for
the second time in five years. UCLA and Kansas - two of the game's
biggest names - are among the four teams congregating at HP Pavilion
for the Sweet 16.
But although it has become a regular gathering place for the best
teams in college basketball, San Jose produces astonishingly few of
the best players in college basketball.
In the past 20 years, San Jose has produced just two top-rated
boys prospects - fewer tha...
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Uncertainty Puts Downtown San Jose, Calif., Boom-Time Deals on Hold.
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; By Kate Folmar, San Jose Mercury News, Calif. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Feb. 5--Time was, the self-proclaimed capital of Silicon ... that is downtown San Jose evaporate when I heard this news, said Dan Orloff, a businessman who has been active ...
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No. 10 Spot May Elude San Jose, Calif., Naysayers Insist.
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; By Tracey Kaplan, San Jose Mercury News, Calif. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Nov. 8--San Jose, land of sunshine and silicon, has been touting something else lately to lure businesses and improve its image: By early summer, it will replace Detroit ...
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San Jose knows the way to top 10
Daily Breeze
; SAN JOSE -- Despite a sputtering economy and stinging inferiority complex, Northern California's biggest town officially outranks Detroit as the 10th largest city in the nation, the Census Bureau reported Thursday. The swelling of San Jose (population 904,522) and the shrinking of Detroit
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New law likely to slow San Jose redevelopment plans.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service
; SAN JOSE, Calif. _ San Jose's efforts to continue the revitalization of its long-dormant downtown could be crippled within several years by legislation signed last week by Gov. Gray Davis. For decades, the city has used windfall redevelopment tax revenues from high-tech office parks to subsidize a
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