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Florida, Texas and other red states are signing their own death warrants.

San Francisco Symphony music director laureate loses part of gig over Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Horoscope for Friday, 3/11/22 by Christopher Renstrom.

Santa Barbara on the verge of declaring its Chick-fil-A a 'public nuisance'.The rampage spread in all directions over an area of at least 10 square blocks. by a process akin to brute force, the irritations of those ejected collided with the frustrations of those who had been waiting six hours, and the melee erupted. When Burke and his ushers emptied the theater finally at 9:30 p.m.

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About 500 youths had lined up to see the movie, but the theater was full and those inside refused to leave. according to theater manager James Burke. They were sufficiently excited to loot a candy store, heave rocks and pop bottles at passing autos, and snap the aerials and mirrors off parked cars. “He gets the kids excited,” said the sergeant. The trouble, theorized Police Sergeant William Mikulik, can be attributed to the strange powers of a rock ’n roll singer known as James (Dynamite) Brown, appearing in a motion picture “T.A.M.I.” at Crown Theater, 2555 Mission Street. March 8: A mob of teenage boys and girls, at least a 1,000 strong, rampaged through the Mission district last night inflicting heavy damage to automobiles and shops. Toroccha re-entered Calzone’s, slammed his gun down on the bar and said, “Call the police,” Kenney said. 357 Magnum, Tarsitano fell to the sidewalk, mortally wounded.

“He went right up to him, nose to nose,” said one witness, “and said, 'It’s your fault she left me.’” Tarsitano reportedly put up his hand and backed off, saying, 'Look, it wasn’t me, it was you.’ Then the guy pulled out the gun and shot him.” Struck in the stomach with a bullet from a. Toroccha followed Tarsitano and confronted him in the street, witnesses told Kenney. A few minutes after midnight, Tarsitano walked out with a friend, said homicide inspector Ed Kenney. On Thursday night both men were socializing with friends at opposite ends of Calzone’s Pizza Cucina, a popular restaurant at 430 Columbus Avenue. Toroccha, 30, is a part owner of the Grant and Green Bar, a blues joint on Grant Avenue, and of the Condor nightclub at Broadway and Columbus. Tarsitano, 42, was an expert chef and former maitre d’ of Martinelli’s restaurant at 532 Columbus, a block from where he was shot. The victim, Francesco Tarsitano and his alleged killer, Giovanni Toroccha, were familiar faces in North Beach. March 13: Friends said their final goodbyes to a well-known North Beach man who they say was slain on Columbus Avenue in the vengeful climax of a love triangle.

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