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Ruling on prostitutes faces court challenge in San Francisco
In San Francisco Judge Raymond Arata refused to dismiss prostitution charges, ruling police did not discriminate against prostitutes while customers went free. The five day hearing claimed police arrested more prostitutes than customers. witnesses noted female undercover officers worked since last November. Also in San Francisco Sheriff Richard Hongisto faces contempt risk over eviction of tenants at the International Hotel as Jane Denman and husband oppose eviction. they face fines up to 500 dollars and possible five days in jail. In Sacramento the Hearst Castle reopens after a telephone threat prompted its closure, following guidance from State Parks and Recreation Director Herbert Rhodes after police consultation.
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