1995 Stories by Jack Shafer
published July 12, 1995
The Art of $$$
Michael Smith, president of San Francisco's Indian Film Institute, wondered aloud June 26 whether he'd just heard a veiled... More >>
published July 5, 1995
If you've ever handled a venomous snake, you already know what it's like to chat with Alexander Cockburn. Not just your average poisonous Marxist... More >>
published June 21, 1995
Take This Job and Tax It
Supervisor Tom Ammiano's proposal for a new "Occupation License Fee Ordinance" drew strong protests from city... More >>
published June 7, 1995
The San Francisco Chronicle and its bastard JOA cousin, the Examiner, are dumping their daily contents in a joint site on the World Wide Web... More >>
published June 7, 1995
Penal Pete
As if it weren't hard enough to swallow Gov. Pete Wilson's campaign to turn the state into a giant prison camp, now we have to... More >>
published May 31, 1995
The Rising Tide of Raises
Dennis Bouey, the Port of San Francisco's executive director, ran aground in his expedition for a 5 percent raise... More >>
published May 24, 1995
Where There's Smoke
Talk about smoke screens. Brown & Williamson, America's third-largest tobacco company, will be in Superior Court May 25... More >>
published May 3, 1995
Dial S for Stupid
Leave it to the U.S. government to bureaucratize the business of bomb threats. On April 20, tenants of the Phillip Burton... More >>
published April 26, 1995
Chairman Sias' Saleabration
Nan "Over My Dead Body" McEvoy earned the ink last week when the Chronicle Publishing Co. board of directors... More >>
published April 19, 1995
Not Pot
This week the FBI told the world, via the New York Times, that it was pouring its resources into the global fight against crime.... More >>
published April 12, 1995
Hemp-Hating Hearst In the '30s, William Randolph Hearst demonized marijuana (a Mexican slang term Hearst introduced to the American lexicon) in... More >>
published April 5, 1995
Lovers' Spat
As the fraud trial of Supervisor Angela Alioto's former beau draws nigh, mud is slinging in all directions. Her ex, Peter... More >>
published March 22, 1995
Not in My Corridor
The crop-circle mystery will be deciphered long before we discover why McDonald's drive-throughs cause such political... More >>
published March 8, 1995
Things didn't grind to a halt at San Francisco's Siamesenewspapers -- the Examiner and Chronicle -- as copies of Bill Mandel's "The Case for One... More >>
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