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  Pres. Obama Makes 1st SF Visit  President Barack Obama is asking his supporters for patience at a pair of fundraisers for the Democratic Party and Organizing for America

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		San Francisco		PG&E to buy solar, natural gas power
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		San Francisco		Man Gets Prison For Counterfeiting $30K
	Oct.4	SF Bayview		Male victim fatally shot
		Candlestick		49ers Shut Rams Down 35-0
		Wells Fargo		Wells Fargo cutting credit
		SF Mission		Man wielding knife shot by police
	Oct.5	UCSF

Molecular biologist Elizabeth H. Blackburn, 60, was awarded for the discovery of an enzyme that is essential to normal cell function

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Oct.6   49ers Niners meet Crabtree in person

Oct.7   49ers   49ers agree to 6-year deal with Crabtree

 Highway 280  Pedestrian fatally struck by vehicles Oct.9   San Francisco     Ammiano Won't Apologize For Heckling

Oct.11   San Francisco   Woods routs Yang to clinch Presidents Cup  Tiger Woods holed the winning putt as the U.S. took the Presidents Cup for a sixth time in eight events by beating the International team  SF Downtown  Blue Angels Fly Low Over SF Due To Fog  Candlestick  49ers Home Streak Ends, Lose To Falcons Oct.12   San Francisco   Governor Establishing Harvey Milk Day  Arnold Schwarzenegger's signing of the bill establishing 'Harvey Milk Day' each May 22, Milk's birthday  SF Downtown  35,000-plus expected for OpenWorld   San Francisco Man fatally stabbed

Oct.13   South of Market   Twitter moving to larger office space   The micro-blogging service has agreed to sublease a 31,000-square-foot office, now used by Bebo Inc., which is owned by AOL Oct.14  SF City Hall  Jobless rate rises in S.F.   Bay Bridge   Big-Rig Blocks WB Bay Bridge For Hours  All westbound lanes were closed for about five and a half hours a big-rig overturned mid-span and created a traffic nightmare   SF Downtown   No Serious Damage After Fire In High-rise   People on the street in Union Square had quite a show to watch as dozens of firefighters battled a smoky fire in a high-rise building Oct.15   San Francisco Ellison touts new products at OpenWorld

  San Francisco     Pres. Obama Makes 1st SF Visit

  San Francisco   Twitter Is Friend Of Google, Microsoft  Twitter Inc. is selling the rights to mine its communications hotbed to both Internet search leader Google Inc. and Microsoft   San Francisco   Lowe's readies S.F. store   Home improvement chain recently finalized a lease and soon will start constructing a large store at the same spot that Home Depot walked aw... Oct.22   SF Downtown   Hotel workers OK strike  The union representing 9,000 workers voted to authorize a strike as negotiations to renew a contract governing more than 60 hotels remain st...   SF Downtown   Protests Greet Ex-Israeli Prime Minister  Demonstrators lined the sidewalk across from a hotel to protest a visit by Ehud Olmert. Counter-protesters are holding Israeli flags Oct.23   Highway 280 UCSF Officer Killed, 1 Hurt In I-280 Crash

Oct.25  49ers  Texans hold off 49ers Oct.26   SF Chronicle   Chronicle saw worst circulation decline  Of the top 25 dailies, the San Francisco Chronicle saw the worst circulation decline, falling 25.8% to 251,782   49ers 49ers name Smith starting QB

Oct.27   SF City Hall   Board Changes Tack On Immigrant Minors  The Sups approved to a measure that would keep from turning over minors to immigration authorities unless they guilty of a felony   SF Downtown   Schwab office opens in style   The opening of Charles Schwab's new flagship office drew an illustrious crowd. Mayor Gavin Newsom was in attendance   San Francisco Medivation to develop cancer drug

  Bay Bridge   Bridge closes after rod snaps

  SF City Hall   Newsom Vetoes New City Sanctuary Law  Supervisors passed a measure that would prohibit local authorities from turning over minors to immigration officials until the minors have been convicted Oct.29   Bay Bridge   Traffic Lighter As Closure Enters 2nd Day  Engineers desperately tried to repair and fortify the bridge after a 5,000-pound piece of steel plummeted onto the span during rush hour this...   San Francisco PG&E earnings rise on new investments

Oct.30   SF City Hall     Mayor Newsom Ends Run For Governor  San Francisco Mayor propelled the debate over gay marriage but struggled to find a popular message outside the Bay Area   Bay Bridge   Bridge Fix To Continue Into Weekend  Commuters confronted yet another day of heavy congestion as state transportation were unsure if it would open in time for Monday's commute   San Francisco   Fed Regulators Close Pacific National Bank  Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation shut 9 banks, mostly in West, as the weak economy continues to produce a stream of loan defaults Oct.31   Bay Bridge High-Speed Chase On Closed Bridge

  BART   BART To Run 24-hours For Bridge Closure  Trains would run hourly to 14 stations. It is still unclear if the span will reopen for the Monday morning commute

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