Subject: John Martin

• The San Francisco Airport Wants To Crush Small Businesses

  August 18, 2008

• Air Heads

  SFO officials deserve some blame for an air disaster in Honduras. By Matt Smith

  July 9, 2008

• Our Money Flies Out of SFO

  January 31, 2007

• Noir You See It, Noir You Don't

  Naming one of the masterminds of the SFO Enterprises scandal as a "watchdog" over billions in public investment: city government or pulp fiction?

  August 10, 2005

• Tsunami Politics

  January 26, 2005

• The High Life

  December 22, 2004

• Killing You Slowly

  October 27, 2004

• Lee Way

  The public career path of Andrew Lee explains a lot about what's wrong with Willie Brown's style of politics and governance

  November 5, 2003

• A Glimmer of Hope

  July 16, 2003

• Making Scents at SFO

  May 28, 2003

• SFO My God

  May 21, 2003

• Life Is Change

  Even a headstrong columnist can meet his match -- and have to move on

  November 6, 2002

• Pinocchio and SFO

  Once upon a time, there were airport officials who wanted to spin tall tales, spend $745,000 on Honduran boondoggling, and not explain very much

  June 12, 2002

• Now That's Amore

  In S.F., spring is the season for romance. And pig coitus. And mouse erections. And ...

  April 3, 2002

• Brownout at SFO

  February 6, 2002

• Flight Capital

  September 12, 2001

• The Art of the Deal

  The Academy of Art College may be questionable as a school, but it's a hell of a business

  April 4, 2001

• San Francisco International Airpork

  How the SFO construction program went $1 billion over budget. Yes, billion. With a B.

  March 22, 2000

• Chronicle of a Theft Foretold

  December 22, 1999

• Sutter's Giant Sucking Sound

  Sutter Health, which owns one of California's largest hospital empires, is a nonprofit, tax-exempt charity. Critics wonder why Sutter dispenses so little charity, and vacuums so much profit, from the hospitals it acquires.

  January 21, 1998

• Stage

  November 19, 1997

• Affirmative Action Derailed

  February 5, 1997

• The Grid

  October 23, 1996

• Letters

  December 20, 1995

• Two Airport Chiefs Divert Assets Offshore. One Gets Fired, the Other -- SFO Chief John Martin -- Stays Put.

  According to news reports, starting in 2000 and up to the near-present, Houston Airport Chief Richard Vacar oversaw the diversion of  a reported $1.9 million worth of employee time to a private corporation set up to operate the airport in Quito, Ecuador.According to an SF Weekly investigation, between 1998 and 2004, San Francisco International Airport Chief John Martin oversaw the diversion of around $2 million to a private corporation set up to operate the airports of Honduras.Last month H

  June 12, 2009