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textFEMA/RED CROSS GOP SAY NO MONEY TO TRANSIENT EVACUEES OF RITA/KATRINA by DON IARUSSI
I want to stress that i am not a left wing person. I am a Conservative Republican. So one cannot dismiss this as anti gop propoganda. Is aw the horrible job fema/red cross has done and how homeless, travelers, transients are basically being told to die by the Red Cross and FEMA...
Posted: Tue, Nov 29, 2005 3:06pm PST
textSan Franciscans Should Be Told Truth About Violence by Joseph Blue via Beyond Chron (reposted)
When are we going to tell the people of San Francisco neighborhoods the real truth - that City Hall has no answers to the run away crime in San Francisco. I wrote two months ago about the fear we are experiencing in our various neighborhoods, only to have a spin from City Hall that crime was down and cameras posted on light polls will do the job of lowering the crime rate in our various impoverished neighborhoods. Well good citizens - the crime rate is spreading throughout the city - from bur...
Posted: Tue, Nov 29, 2005 1:17pm PST
textLiquor Store Glut by cbs
Last year, CBS 5 Investigates reported on how the federal government is actually helping more liquor stores to open or stay open through loans from The Small Businesses Administration. As a result of our investigation, Miley formed a task force to look at the problem, and changing that SBA policy is at the top of his list....
Posted: Tue, Nov 29, 2005 10:44am PST
text Vandalized liquor store gutted by suspicious fire by Oakland Tribune
A West Oakland liquor store targeted last week by vandals went up in flames early Monday in a deliberately set fire, authorities said....
Posted: Mon, Nov 28, 2005 11:28pm PST
textThe Last Testament Of Mary Jesus by Lynda Carson
The Anniversary Of The Death Of Mary Jesus Occurs On December 10, 2005. People Are Invited To The Tribune Tower On December 10, In Memory Of Her Passing....
Posted: Mon, Nov 28, 2005 7:40am PST
textAlcohol smashed in Oakland, California by skylight
Two alochol stores smashed in Oakland, California...
Posted: Fri, Nov 25, 2005 9:15am PST
texteat Local Organic food and abate global starvation by Sakuntala Narasimhan
How the environment and eating (Local Organic Food) is linked to Gandhi's ideology for transforming the world. Many links....
Posted: Thu, Nov 24, 2005 11:07pm PST
textHurricane evacuees to protest at tree-lighting ceremony by Bay View (reposted)
Onlookers at the 41st Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony set for Friday, Nov. 25, at the “dazzling winter wonderland” erected at Ghirardelli Square will see much more than a lit-up Christmas Tree. Sponsored by California Bank & Trust and Safeway, the event promises festive treats, entertainment and gift cards from Safeway to “bring the holidays home to families who were relocated to San Francisco form the devastated Gulf Coast,” according to the bank’s press release....
Posted: Thu, Nov 24, 2005 9:15pm PST
textTrain in vain?: A critical analysis of our effort to foment a "social strike" on SF's MUNI by Kevin Keating, formerly of Muni Social Strike
The following is the beginning of a work-in-progress. 'Train in Vain' analyzes the recent attempt by a number of us to foment an Italian-style "self-reduction" campaign against the Sept. 1st MUNI fare hike, service cuts and intensified exploitation of MUNI operators....
Posted: Mon, Nov 21, 2005 11:27am PST
textBTL:France's Street Violence Ascribed to Decades of State Inattention to... by Between the Lines' Scott Harris
...High Unemployment and Poverty Among Immigrants ~ Interview with Paul Silverstein, associate professor of anthropology at Reed College, conducted by Between the Lines' Scott Harris...
Posted: Sun, Nov 20, 2005 11:07am PST
textUS House of Representatives approves $50 billion in social cuts by wsws (reposted)
In the early hours of Friday morning, the House of Representatives passed a budget reconciliation bill that includes cuts of nearly $50 billion over five years, primarily in social programs for the poor. At the same time, Congress is considering extending tax cuts that overwhelmingly benefit the wealthy in the amount of $60 billion-$70 billion over the same period....
Posted: Sat, Nov 19, 2005 9:35am PST
textBART to add night service! by Chronicle Michael Cabanatuan, Chronicle Staff
Getting around the Bay Area on public transit after midnight, when BART stops running, is about to get a lot easier for late-night revelers and folks who work off-hours....
Posted: Sat, Nov 19, 2005 8:58am PST
textMore Than 1,000 Katrina Children Still Missing by New America Media (reposted)
In the chaos of the evacuation of New Orleans and other storm-ravaged areas of the Gulf Coast, several thousand children were reported missing. Two and half months after the hurricane hit, nearly 1,300 are still on missing-children lists....
Posted: Thu, Nov 17, 2005 2:52pm PST
text Ellis Victims Disrupt Eviction Lawyers’ Luncheon by Dean Preston, Beyond Chron (reposted)
High above the homes of their victims, eviction lawyers dined yesterday in the posh Carnelian room, located on 52nd floor of the Bankers Club with sweeping views of the City. The luncheon was part of the Bar Association of San Francisco’s seminar on legal developments regarding the Ellis Act. The guests of honor were eviction profiteers Andrew Zacks and Andy Sirken. About the time entrees were served, recent Ellis Act evictee Jose Morales spoke up, and suddenly this event got interesting....
Posted: Thu, Nov 17, 2005 8:14am PST
textFEMA to Stop Paying for Evacuees' Hotels by reposts
WASHINGTON -- FEMA is stepping up the pressure on some 53,000 families left homeless by hurricanes to leave government-paid hotel rooms and find long-term housing....
Posted: Wed, Nov 16, 2005 11:25pm PST
textAirborne mould poses serious health threat in New Orleans by UK Independent (reposted)
People who have returned to the devastated city of New Orleans are facing fresh problems from high levels of airborne mould, which experts say pose a serious health threat....
Posted: Wed, Nov 16, 2005 10:43pm PST
textFEMA to evict tens of thousands of Katrina victims by wsws (reposted)
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) announced Tuesday that it would stop paying for housing for most of the nearly 60,000 families left homeless by Hurricane Katrina who are staying in government-paid hotel and motel rooms. The cutoff will be effective December 1....
Posted: Wed, Nov 16, 2005 10:29pm PST
textThe War At Home: New Orleans, Public Housing, and the “Chilean Option” by Jay Arena
Grass roots activists in New Orleans and Gulf Coast argue that the Bush-led regime, with support from the Democrats, are using hurricane Katrina to deepen and expand the racist and anti-working class neoliberal offensive of privatization, austerity, and attacks on civil liberties. In short, the U.S. government is coupling its’ Salvador option abroad with a “Chilean option” at home....
Posted: Sun, Nov 13, 2005 6:57pm PST
textFree Show at Peoples Park Today to Restore Free Box After UC Vandalism by Mario
MANNEQUIN, THE VILLAGE YIDDIOTS, I YEARN FOR MAIDEN, AND HARBINGER are scheduled to play a free show at Peoples Park in Berkeley today, Saturday (11/12), from 12-4:30PM. This is an effort to draw a large crowd to restore the historic Free Box after repeated UC Berkeley cop vandalism. The show may also be an unpermitted event since the UC has said that a free show can only be 60 decibels loud....
Posted: Sat, Nov 12, 2005 9:59am PST
textDead Woman In Street, Saint Ram Bone Watches by Kurt Brown--Saint Ram Bone
Today I arrived after a woman was hit on Geary near the Presidio. Then some one in a new Lexus almost hit me in the crosswalk. So much love in America. As a veteran with disabilities, I encourage you to respect the locals in the crosswalks. The government abuses us enough with international assistance. Free Music and videos at Mobile Audit Club...
Posted: Fri, Nov 11, 2005 4:06pm PST
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