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2003
April
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San Francisco, April 2003 Timeline
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Thursday, January 8
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 Morning News
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| Apr.2 |
San Francisco |
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Man connected to Molotov cocktail Jacob Lehman, 25, has been arrested in connection with the discovery of a device found during anti-war protests
 Day News
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| Apr.4 |
San Francisco |
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Judge drops charges against 5 officers Judge Ksenia Tsenin dismissed conspiracy charges for a coverup of a brawl involving 3 off-duty officers
 Evening News
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| Apr.6 |
San Francisco |
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Police shoot man while he stabs wife Bursting in, police found the man stabbing his wife with a knife. The officers killed a man
Day News
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| Apr.7 |
SF Downtown |
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Fire burns 3 buildings in North Beach The 3-alarm fire started in a row of wooden apartment buildings and injuried 4 people
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Pac Bell Park |
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Giants 7, Padres 4 in home opener Cruz homered twice, had 3 hits and drove in 3 runs. Aurilia also had 2 homers
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SF Downtown |
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3 Burned in Fire An adult and 2 children were critically hurt in a fire in an apartment building
| Apr.8 |
SF City Hall |
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Parking fee hike approved The fees are slated to go up by 50 cents an hour
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SF Downtown |
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Gas Leak Forces Evacuations A gas line was nicked by a crew digging with a backhoe. Leak shut down part of downtown
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SF Downtown |
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Autonomy picketed over Perle Anti-war protesters targeted the company which makes surveillance technology for clients including the U.S. military
| Apr.12 |
SF Mission |
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Hundreds brave rain at anti-war rally The head of a march that set out from the Civic Center has reached Dolores Park
Evening News
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| Apr.13 |
SF Bayview |
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Man killed by gunfire A search for 2 homicide suspects is underway
Morning News
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| Apr.15 |
Wells Fargo |
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Profits continue to surge Bank earned $1.49 billion, or 88 cents per share. That represented a 35% improvement from last year
Evening News
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| Apr.17 |
San Francisco |
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Bechtel wins giant Iraq contract| Construction giant has landed a contract worth up to $680m to help in the rebuilding of Iraq | |
Morning News
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| Apr.22 |
Schwab |
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Sharp decline in first-quarter profit Company earned $71 million, or 5 cents per share, during 3 months. That represented a 24% drop from last year
Day News
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SF Richmond |
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Bank of America robbed, 5 arrested A take-over robbery at a Bank of America. 5 suspects were already arrested
| Apr.23 |
Golden Gate Bridge |
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Man Arrested at Top of Bridge He was nabbed by iron workers after he scaled the south tower. He faces trespassing charges
| Apr.24 |
SF City Hall |
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Complaint office: SFPD slows investigations Police Department impedes investigations into complaints from the public and fails to discipline officers in cases of misconduct
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SF Chronicle |
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Anti-war reporter fired for falsifying Henry Norr, who was arrested while participating in a demonstration, said he has been fired for falsifying his timesheet
Evening News
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| Apr.25 |
San Francisco |
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Providian Financial settles 401(k) suit Credit card issuer will pay $8.6 million to settle a class-action lawsuit
Morning News
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| Apr.26 |
SF City Hall |
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Changes recommended for comission Controller Ed Harrington has recommended major changes for the commission that oversees SFPD
| Apr.29 |
SF Bayview |
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Officers face charges over juvenile search Family members said girls being improperly groped by sgts. Walter Cuddy and Sherman Lee
Day News
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Most vegetarian-friendly city in U.S. People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals say SF beats out other major cities including Seattle and New York
| Apr.30 |
San Francisco |
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30 millionth free meal St. Anthony Foundation is releasing a survey that shows the number of homeless guests has doubled since 1995
Real Estate:
Danville homes,
Alameda County homes,
Contra Costa County homes,
Concord homes,
Walnut Creek homes,
Livermore,
East Bay homes,
Berkeley,
San Ramon Danville Alamo homes,
Pleasanton homes,
Hayward homes,
Orinda Moraga Lafayette homes,
Walnut Creek Concord Pleasant Hill homes,
Dublin homes,
Orinda homes,
Moraga homes,
Lafayette homes,
Antioch,
Castro Valley homes,
San Ramon homes,
San Leandro,
Pleasant Hill homes,
San Lorenzo,
Clayton,
Alamo homes
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Morning News
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| Apr.1 |
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Reservist refuses to serve A 20-year-old Lance Cpl. Stephen Funk planned to declare himself a conscientious objector
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Man facing possible homicide charge Charles Angeles, 35, said that his companion had burned him so he pushed the man, who fell to his death
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SF City Hall |
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Newsom to ban aggressive panhandling The supervisor is asking the city attorney to draft an ordinance that would curb panhandling with incentives and penalties
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San Francisco |
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Alcatraz night tours for kids Alcatraz Kidz Tourz, more child-friendly trips, don't skimp in history, lore and breathtaking views
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San Francisco |
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Convicted pot guru wants new trial Lawyers for marijuana guru Ed Rosenthal urged a judge to grant a new trial amid allegations of juror misconduct
Morning News
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| Apr.2 |
San Francisco |
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Man connected to Molotov cocktail Jacob Lehman, 25, has been arrested in connection with the discovery of a device found during anti-war protests
Evening News
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War Protesters Regrouping A few hundred people showed up for an anti-war protest
Morning News
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| Apr.3 |
SF City Hall |
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Commissioners don't hand over documents Police commissioners voted not to hand over documents from the officer fight case to the Office of Citizen Complaints
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San Francisco |
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3 girls trapped inside van Accident left the girls stuck in the rear of the van for a short time. They have suffered only minor injuries
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Schwab |
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Plan for Online Bank Is Behind Schedule Charles Schwab Bank is still mired in an approval process required by banking regulators
Day News
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| Apr.4 |
San Francisco |
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Judge drops charges against 5 officers| Judge Ksenia Tsenin dismissed conspiracy charges for a coverup of a brawl involving 3 off-duty officers | |
Evening News
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| Apr.6 |
San Francisco |
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Police shoot man while he stabs wife Bursting in, police found the man stabbing his wife with a knife. The officers killed a man
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San Francisco |
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Gingrich and Nader debate education At the National School Boards Association annual meeting, both are showing much of the old fire
Morning News
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| Apr.7 |
SF Mission |
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One injured in shooting Police said the shooting may be gang related
Day News
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SF Downtown |
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Fire burns 3 buildings in North Beach| The 3-alarm fire started in a row of wooden apartment buildings and injuried 4 people | |
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Pac Bell Park |
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Giants 7, Padres 4 in home opener Cruz homered twice, had 3 hits and drove in 3 runs. Aurilia also had 2 homers
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SF Downtown |
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3 Burned in Fire An adult and 2 children were critically hurt in a fire in an apartment building
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SF Downtown |
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Armed robbers hit jewelry store 4 men robbed a Union Square jewelry business, tying up employees after tunneling through the back of the business
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SFSU |
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Student arrested for allegedly molesting Jennifer Duncan, 23, arrested for allegedly molesting a 13-year-old Merced girl
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Gap |
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Gap continues management changes Company promoted Lee Bird to chief operating officer of the U.S. division. Patti Johnson takes over as Old Navy's CFO
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SF Downtown |
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Anti-War Protests Block Federal Building About 75 demonstrators drummed wooden spoons. 18 protesters were arrested
Evening News
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Day News
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| Apr.8 |
SF City Hall |
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Parking fee hike approved The fees are slated to go up by 50 cents an hour
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SF Downtown |
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Gas Leak Forces Evacuations A gas line was nicked by a crew digging with a backhoe. Leak shut down part of downtown
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SF Downtown |
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Autonomy picketed over Perle Anti-war protesters targeted the company which makes surveillance technology for clients including the U.S. military
Evening News
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Pac Bell Park |
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Padres 9, Giants 4 White hit a tiebreaking home run in the 7th inning
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San Francisco |
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Convicted of killing over scratched car 45-year-old Hector Arriaga was convicted of killing 74-year-old Angelo Aroche in a street dispute
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Day News
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SF City Hall |
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SF Gets Millions for Terrorism Prevention The federal government will give 7 major U.S. cities millions of dollars to combat terrorism
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SF Downtown |
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Plans for Anti-War Rally Continue Hardcore protesters are still committed to the movement despite the images out of Iraq
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Pac Bell Park |
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Giants 15, Padres 11 Feliz had a career-high 4 hits
Evening News
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San Francisco |
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Vietnamese movie star arrives in SF Denounced in a homeland he didn't want to leave, Don Duong reunites with his sister and begin a new life
Morning News
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| Apr.10 |
SF City Hall |
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Acting Chief welcomed back deputy chiefs Alex Fagan said his staff is working on new ways to handle off-duty officer incidents
Day News
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San Francisco |
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Contractor arrested for insurance fraud 48-year-old Young Il Kim is facing 12 felony counts of insurance fraud and payroll tax evasion
Evening News
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SF Downtown |
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Street Cable Car Turns 125 Dignitaries, including Mayor Brown, gathered to celebrate the occasion
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Pac Bell Park |
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Giants 2, Dodgers 1 Ainsworth pitched shutout ball into the 9th inning
Day News
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| Apr.11 |
SF Downtown |
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Club to shut down over ecstasy sales State regulators intend to shut down Ten 15 Club club that has allegedly been plagued by reports of drug sales
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San Francisco |
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Yoga Protest A group of war protesters practiced yoga to protest the war outside the office of Mayor Jerry Brown
Evening News
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Pac Bell Park |
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Giants 3, Dodgers 2 Galarraga drove in 2 runs in a rare start
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SF Presidio |
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National award for composting efforts Experiment with composting to cut down on chemicals needed at the golf course
Day News
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| Apr.12 |
SF Mission |
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Hundreds brave rain at anti-war rally| The head of a march that set out from the Civic Center has reached Dolores Park | |
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San Francisco |
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State wants murder conviction reinstated Prosecutors are appealing a court decision to throw out the murder conviction of Marjorie Knoller in dog-mauling death
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Day News
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SF City Hall |
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Mayor makes good on World Series wager Brown is providing an Anaheim family with a free 5-day vacation in San Francisco
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SF Downtown |
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Interfaith group prays for peace Buddhists, Muslims, Christians and Jews held a demonstration and prayer vigil outside the Federal Building
Evening News
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SF Bayview |
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Man killed by gunfire A search for 2 homicide suspects is underway
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Pac Bell Park |
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Giants 5, Dodgers 4, 12 innings Marvin Benard hit an RBI double off the wall
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Evening News
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Pac Bell Park |
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Giants 4, Astros 2 Barry Bonds homered
Morning News
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| Apr.15 |
Wells Fargo |
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Profits continue to surge Bank earned $1.49 billion, or 88 cents per share. That represented a 35% improvement from last year
Day News
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San Francisco |
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Levi Strauss accused of inflating profits Jeans maker defended the accuracy of its earnings following a lawsuit by 2 former employees
Evening News
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Pac Bell Park |
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Giants 8, Astros 4 Grissom doubled twice and scored 2 runs
| Apr.16 |
SF Sunset |
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4,900 customers without power Outage began about 8:50 p.m.
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Pac Bell Park |
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Astros 8, Giants 5 Biggio's 3-run homer started Houston
| Apr.17 |
San Francisco |
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Bechtel wins giant Iraq contract| Construction giant has landed a contract worth up to $680m to help in the rebuilding of Iraq | |
Day News
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| Apr.18 |
SF Downtown |
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Architect Halprin rejects UN Plaza redesign A proposal to redesign a plaza that harbors the homeless upsets its architect
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SF Downtown |
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1906 earthquake survivors gathered Survivors gathered at dawn at a fountain that served as a meeting point 97 years ago
Evening News
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| Apr.19 |
San Francisco |
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Medical Pot Advocates Gather Members of the Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws are to discuss ways to get marijuana use decriminalized
Day News
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| Apr.20 |
Golden Gate Bridge |
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Body found in water under bridge The body of Troy Rankin, 39, of Citrus Heights was discovered this week
Evening News
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Last all-jazz club closed Jazz at Pearl's served up homegrown jazz seven days a week
Day News
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| Apr.21 |
San Francisco |
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DA switching top aides District Attorney is promoting a woman to the No. 2 spot and assigning his former chief assistant
Morning News
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| Apr.22 |
Schwab |
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Sharp decline in first-quarter profit Company earned $71 million, or 5 cents per share, during 3 months. That represented a 24% drop from last year
Day News
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SF Richmond |
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Bank of America robbed, 5 arrested A take-over robbery at a Bank of America. 5 suspects were already arrested
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San Francisco |
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Accused of accepting kickbacks Marcus Armstrong, CTO for the Department of Building Inspection accused of accepting almost $450,000 from 2 firms
Morning News
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| Apr.23 |
SF City Hall |
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Workers asked to blow whistle Program that allows city's employees to anonymously blow the whistle on inefficiencies
Day News
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Golden Gate Bridge |
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Man Arrested at Top of Bridge He was nabbed by iron workers after he scaled the south tower. He faces trespassing charges
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SF Zoo |
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Painting turns tigers into scaredy cats 11-year-old Emily and Tony are unnerved by the painting of their popular predecessor
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SF City Hall |
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Complaint office: SFPD slows investigations Police Department impedes investigations into complaints from the public and fails to discipline officers in cases of misconduct
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SF Chronicle |
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Anti-war reporter fired for falsifying Henry Norr, who was arrested while participating in a demonstration, said he has been fired for falsifying his timesheet
Morning News
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| Apr.25 |
San Francisco |
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New suspected case of SARS Susan Fernyak, director of epidemiology and disease control urged city residents not to change their routines due to fears
Evening News
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San Francisco |
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Providian Financial settles 401(k) suit Credit card issuer will pay $8.6 million to settle a class-action lawsuit
Morning News
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| Apr.26 |
SF City Hall |
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Changes recommended for comission Controller Ed Harrington has recommended major changes for the commission that oversees SFPD
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Marin County |
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Golden Gate Transit to Cut Routes Directors have voted to move ahead with a plan to cut bus service on 63 routes
| Apr.28 |
Schwab |
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Schwab expands into banking Charles Schwab Bank is promising discount mortgages
Day News
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Bay Bridge |
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Contractors balk at specs for bridge span Building experts are saying the time frame and cost estimates outlined by the state are unrealistic
Morning News
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SF Bayview |
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Officers face charges over juvenile search| Family members said girls being improperly groped by sgts. Walter Cuddy and Sherman Lee | |
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San Francisco |
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Court rejects atheists opposing cross U.S. Supreme Court declined to review a challenge protesting sale of a 103-foot cross in a city-owned park
Day News
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San Francisco |
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Most vegetarian-friendly city in U.S. People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals say SF beats out other major cities including Seattle and New York
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San Francisco |
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Fire in Nightclub Building The flames confined to an apartment above the Bottom of the Hill club
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Atherton |
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49ers team doctor dies at 60 Dr. James Bernard Klint tended to the San Francisco 49ers for more than 20 years
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Pac Bell Park |
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Cubs 4, Giants 2 Alou homered and drove in 2 runs
Day News
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| Apr.30 |
San Francisco |
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30 millionth free meal St. Anthony Foundation is releasing a survey that shows the number of homeless guests has doubled since 1995
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San Francisco |
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Surfers sentenced in surf rage case A surfer was sentenced to 150 days home confinement and ordered not to surf around San Francisco for 3 years
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Bay Bridge |
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New Fastrak Lane Caltrans will open up a second lane for their exclusive use, lane 5
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SF City Hall |
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Racial profiling banned by SFPD Commissioners accepted a rule prohibiting racial profiling as the basis for making traffic stops, searches and arrests
Evening News
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Pac Bell Park |
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Giants 5, Cubs 0 Schmidt pitched a 3-hitter