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Summary.     Click for More > City backs down on leash dogs 2000 elections to re-canvass  A 6-month probe found unusual discrepancies that could affect the results of ballot measures and one race Fired worker brings 400 blank ballots Supervisors order review of election Cops Could Test Segway Herrera wins city attorney race Assessor Ward admitted misusing Former welfare official is fugitive  Samuel Lee Davis, 44, failed to show up for trial concerning charges of embezzling $420,000 from Dept. of Human Services   To widen ban on street begging  Supervisor Newsom wants to make it a crime to stand on median strips and freeway ramps to beg for money
Mayor To Be Dad Again Proposal to muzzle dogs rejected Supervisor Apologizes To Brown Mayor Welcomes New Daughter City to pay for workers' sex-change  The Board of Supervisors voted to provide up to $50,000 to city workers who want to switch their gender Rally for Orthodox Jews Tight caps OKd for tenancies Hundreds of dogs owners protest $270 million cruise ship terminal Suspicious Letter State of City address Ballots still being counted Elections under investigation Public power measures defeated
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  After 5 days of waiting, measure F lost by 533 votes, measure I lost by 4,361 votes
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  Mayor To Be Dad Again  Father is 66-year-old W. Brown. The mother is Carpeneti, his chief fund-raiser. Brown is separated from his wife   Proposal to muzzle dogs rejected  A proposal was rejected by the city's Commission of Animal Control and Welfare. Memorial Honors Homeless Run-In To Anger Mayor Daly's No Big Worry For Mayor   Supervisor Apologizes To Brown  Chris Daly walked a hand-written note over to Mayor's office   Mayor Welcomes New Daughter  Parents of a baby girl, Sydney Brown, are Willie Brown, 67, and Carolyn Carpeneti. The mayor already has 3 grown children City to pay for workers' sex-change

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Jan.20  Day laborers go to mayor's office

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Feb.14  SF mayor gets restraining order
Feb.16  Sex-change benefits
Feb.23  No to growth-control proposal

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Mar.8  Solar program
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  The Board of Supervisors voted to provide up to $50,000 to city workers who want to switch their gender

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May.1 Supervisor's remark brings trouble May.8   Rally for Orthodox Jews  Attorney accused of attacking two Russian Orthodox Jews faces hate crime charges. The attack prompted a rally May.15 Former superintendent defends

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Jun.10 Willie in Wax Museum Jun.12   Tight caps OKd for tenancies  New measure passed by the Board of Supervisors will protect renters from an onslaught of evictions New Dog Policy

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Jul.3 City Property Records $88 Billion Jul.24 Budget OK after 40 hours hearings Jul.31 W. Brown shut down 1998 probe

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Aug.1 5th elections director in 6 years New city fire chief Aug.3     Hundreds of dogs owners protest  Owners gathered dogs of all sizes and breeds to protest tightening off-leash restrictions Aug.6 Parking Fines to Jump Aug.23 Draft plan for dogs

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Sep.7     $270 million cruise ship terminal  Mayor Brown is asking the to approve to build a controversial terminal and office complex on piers Sep.23 Rally against homelessness

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Oct.11 $100 million short budget Anti-Intolerance Campaign Oct.15     Suspicious Letter  Envelope, addressed to the Mayor's office, is leaking white powder Oct.22   State of City address  Mayor Willie Brown wants to switch its from dot-coms and tourism to biotechnology Disabled Rights Activists Block City Hall

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Nov.6 Mailed-in ballots moved as precation Nov.9   Ballots still being counted  Voters here rejected creation an independent municipal utility district Nov.10   Elections under investigation  A legal counsel to Secretary of State is involved Public power backers do not concede Nov.11   Public power measures defeated
  After 5 days of waiting, measure F lost by 533 votes, measure I lost by 4,361 votes
Nov.14  Supervisors approved Olympic Bid   City backs down on leash dogs  Recreation and Park Department proposed regulating where dogs would be allowed to play off leash Yee school bond rejected Nov.21   2000 elections to re-canvass
  A 6-month probe found unusual discrepancies that could affect the results of ballot measures and one race
Nov.28 240 ballots found Nov.29 Contractors domestic partner benefits

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Dec.4 Sanctuary for medicinal marijuana   Fired worker brings 400 blank ballots  A poll worker showed up with missing ballots almost a month after the election Dec.5 Troubled election certified Dec.6   Supervisors order review of election  City balked at spending $870,000 to review the 2000 balloting Dec.11   Cops Could Test Segway  Willie Brown considering making SF the first West Coast test city Plan to halt growth of city staffing Dec.12   Herrera wins city attorney race  Dennis Herrera, a former police commissioner and private attorney, beat Jim Lazarus 52% to 47% Dec.21   Assessor Ward admitted misusing  Doris Ward used public funds to help pay for a newsletter as part of her re-election campaign Campaigning rules tightened Dec.25   Former welfare official is fugitive
  Samuel Lee Davis, 44, failed to show up for trial concerning charges of embezzling $420,000 from Dept. of Human Services
Dec.29     To widen ban on street begging
  Supervisor Newsom wants to make it a crime to stand on median strips and freeway ramps to beg for money