Wounded officer fights for life as family stays by bedside
San Francisco police officer Douglas Gibbs, 27, remained in a coma after being shot during an arrest in Castro Valley. His wife Laurie, parents-in-law Walter and Audrey Gertz, and three granddaughters occupied the home as Gibbs underwent surgeries and doctors warned his condition could pivot on each development. Suspect Jamad Salcido, arraigned on six felony counts including assault on a police officer, pleaded guilty and awaits a preliminary hearing date set for Oct. 7.
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Jamad Salcido
Pore
Salcier
Vipa Ort Ji Albert
Axelrod
Salcido
San Francisco General Hospital
Gas pricing deal teeters as filibuster threat shifts
UPI reports a compromise natural gas pricing plan aimed at ending the Senate filibuster faced potential renewal if deregulation advocates push too hard. Leaders Metzenbaum and Abourezk signaled reluctant support, while Byrd and McGovern warned of renewed delays. The showdown centers on extending controls to intrastate gas and setting a new ceiling with inflation.
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UPI
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D-Ohio
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Bui
Ted Stevens
Alaska
Robert Byrd
D-W.va
James Pearson
R-Kan
Metzenbaum
Byrd
Pearson
George McGovern
Tired senators welcome a break in filibuster
In Washington the Senate saw a rare filibuster as Vice President Mondale presided briefly. Senators debated for days, with Byrd urging an end and procedural wrangling continuing. Tourists gathered outside while members lingered in the chamber, showing weary resilience after a long session.
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Rall Call
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Vest
City hall walls rise on Union City civic center
Crews from Christensen and Foster Construction Co. hoist the first precast concrete walls for Union City's new 5 million civic center. Work began in May at Alvarado Niles Road and H Street and could wrap up by early August next year. Architect Aaron Green of San Francisco, a Frank Lloyd Wright associate, designed the project.
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San Francisco
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Frank Lloyd Wright
Marin County
Grand jury indicts mail bomb suspect in California case
Federal grand jury accuses Byron F. Barnum of mailing two bombs to Drs Van Spyk and Hobert at California State University Hayward and Berkeley. Bail set at 250000. Barnum, jailed since Sept. 20, faces arraignment today in San Francisco. return address listed for a college teacher.
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Wild buddies and nature center care in local pages
A naturalist at Sulphur Creek Nature Center, Mike Koslosky, handles snakes tarantulas and crickets in a feature on local wildlife care. Transit policy updates, a teen dog mauling, a new global meningitis vaccine, postal honor system changes, and a boat show preview are noted along with a theater review and weather outlook.
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Mike Koslosky
Bee Dee
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