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Providian (15)   Pleasanton Job Cut (11)   Pleasanton, 2002   SF Downtown, 2002   Apple, 2002   U.S. in January, 2002 (95) Business Main Event: Providian to cut 800 jo... on Google Map 01-03 Providian to cut 800 jobs San Francisco C. 01-04 One killed, 2 injured in scaffold collapse Bay Bridge D. 01-05 4-alarm blaze at building Pacific Heights 4. 01-07 Apple introduces revamped iMac SF Downtown F. 01-15 Bonds Signs With Giants Giants G. 01-18 Bonds, Burnett carry Olympic Torch SF Downtown 7. 01-23 $1.04 billion contract Eastern Span I. 01-26 Candlelight marks year since dog attack San Francisco

  Bonds Signs With Giants  The San Francisco Giants signed Bonds to a 5-year contract worth $90 million dollars

  Candlelight marks year since dog attack  200 friends and supporters of Diane Whipple held a candlelight to show they hadn't forgotten the woman mauled to death

  2 Air force jets scrambled  Bridge officials noticed 2 small airplanes circling the famous span during the evening commute hours

* Location by Topic San Francisco, January 2002, Location by Topic Location Business Accidents Politics Crime San Francisco Granite planters secure BofA tower Columnist and baseball Hall of Famer dies City takes over Old Mint Apple introduces revamped iMac First quarterly loss in 14 years Mortgage boom boosts earnings Young Museum project approved $1.04 billion contract Eastern span works begin Power outage affecting 6,000 70-foot tree falls on bus One killed, 2 injured in scaffold collapse Rescued from burning building 4-alarm blaze at building Broken pipe floods neighborhood Feamle nude body found Downed wires slow MUNI service Black ice shuts lane 2 Air force jets scrambled Ex-supervisor Nelder dies Proposal to crack down panhandlers Supervisors certify November election Recount of two elections expected Agreement between police and blacks Al Gore at biotech conference Freedom March Honors King Boxer with Clinton raised $400,000 Embezzlement suspect found SF Downtown Granite planters secure BofA tower City takes over Old Mint Apple introduces revamped iMac Rescued from burning building Downed wires slow MUNI service Al Gore at biotech conference Freedom March Honors King Boxer with Clinton raised $400,000 Your ad is here SF City Hall Young Museum project approved Your ad is here Ex-supervisor Nelder dies Proposal to crack down panhandlers Supervisors certify November election Recount of two elections expected Embezzlement suspect found Bay Area Bridges $1.04 billion contract Eastern span works begin One killed, 2 injured in scaffold collapse Black ice shuts lane 2 Air force jets scrambled Your ad is here Your ad is here Bay Bridge $1.04 billion contract Eastern span works begin One killed, 2 injured in scaffold collapse Your ad is here Your ad is here      * Location by Topic

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	Jan.1	Noe Valley		Power outage affecting 6,000
	Jan.2	SF Downtown		Granite planters secure BofA tower
		SF Presidio		70-foot tree falls on bus
	Jan.3	San Francisco

Credit card issuer will cut a 6% of its work force, to make the troubled company more efficient

Providian Timeline (15) Pleasanton Job Cut Timeline (11) Pleasanton, 2002 Timeline

 SF Chronicle  Columnist and baseball Hall of Famer dies   San Francisco Advertising Association folded

 SF Downtown  City takes over Old Mint  SF City Hall  Ex-supervisor Nelder dies Jan.4   Bay Bridge   One killed, 2 injured in scaffold collapse  18,000-pound section collapsed as it was being moved. Victims worked on project to strengthen the span  SF Downtown  Rescued from burning building   San Francisco Couple asks for separate trials

 San Francisco  Co-founders buy back Webshots Jan.5  SF Richmond  Broken pipe floods neighborhood   Pacific Heights   4-alarm blaze at building  40 people displaced at 308 Locust St. near Clay Street Jan.7   SF Downtown   Apple introduces revamped iMac

 San Francisco  Seminary names new interin dean Jan.12  SF City Hall  Embezzlement suspect found  San Francisco  Greenspan make speech Jan.13   49ers   Green Bay 25, 49ers 15, at wild card  Favre is completing 16-of-21 passes for 226 yards in second half Jan.14   San Francisco Couple argue for separate trials

 SF Mission  Feamle nude body found Jan.15   Giants     Bonds Signs With Giants

 San Francisco  Killed in accident at demolition site Jan.16   SF Downtown   Downed wires slow MUNI service  Overhead wires on the K, L and M Metro lines are not functioning  San Francisco  Attempted kidnapping at club  San Francisco  Court allows destruction of 2nd dog Jan.18   SF Bayview Homicide

 San Francisco  Election Splits Gay Community   SF Downtown     Bonds, Burnett carry Olympic Torch  Deena Burnett ran with the torch in Oakland Jan.19   Palo Alto 24-hour bus service on El Camino Real

Jan.21   SF Downtown   Freedom March Honors King  Martin Luther King celebration in San Francisco is now the second largest march on the West Coast for Dr. King   Chinatown Chinese Herb Burglaries

Jan.22   San Francisco   Whistle-blowers offered settlement  2 workers who filed a federal lawsuit that helped uncover a bribery scandal at the Housing Authority would get $320,000   SF Mission 2 anti-Semitic graffiti incidents

Jan.23   Eastern Span   $1.04 billion contract  Caltrans awarded contract for construction of the eastern replacement span to Kiewit/FCI/Mason Joint Venture Jan.25   San Francisco   Arrested for robbing 15 banks  Michael Minahen, 39, has dubbed him the Boring Bandit   SF Downtown Pinned under MUNI bus

  San Francisco     Candlelight marks year since dog attack

  San Francisco   Dies Under 10,000-Pound lb Trailer  Firefighters used air bags and heavy equipment to try to move the tractor   SF Downtown   Boxer with Clinton raised $400,000  U.S. Sen. re-election campaign is off to a strong start after a fund-raising dinner at the Fairmont Hotel   SF Downtown Stabbed multiple times

Jan.29   Golden Gate Bridge   Black ice shuts lane  The ice patch has not been sanded   San Francisco Alleged discrimination at TV station

  Eastern Span   Eastern span works begin  Gov. Gray Davis kicked off the $2.6 billion dollar construction project Jan.30   San Francisco     2nd Dog in Fatal Attack Put to Death  Hera has been put to death by Animal Care and Control   San Francisco Wrongful death lawsuit

Jan.31   SF Downtown   Ballet began its 69th season  Gala in War Memorial Opera House included three pre-performance dinners   Golden Gate Bridge     2 Air force jets scrambled