October 1982 - San Francisco Police Officers Association

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( - , - L I1'Y fq ''1 t- - SAN FRANCISCO POLICEMAN - Page 24— October 1982 LETTERS a BART, Sirs: Thank you for your contribution, endorsement and support in my bid for election to the BART Board of Directors in next month's election. Success to Paul Chignell and Propositions"I" and "J". Fraternally, Bob Geary - BRADLEY Dear Mr. Barry: This will acknowledge receipt of your letter and thank you forJyour organization's endorsement. I look forward to working with you over the remaining weeks of the campaign. Sincerely, Tom Bradley Mayor REPROACH THE DEFENSE Dear Bob - Sir, I was very disturbed by an I would like to take this article I read in the SF opportunity to thank De- Chronicle the other day, puty City Attorney Diane which stated that the Wick -for the marvellous SFPOA had come to some job she did in defending sort of "behind-the-scene" me and the City in a civil understanding with the suit earlier this month. If gay community in an at- competency, and the a- tempt to. pass some, issues mount of time and effort on the November ballot, spent working on a case, If that is the case, and no are the measure of a good matterhow valid your rea- attorney, then Diane Wick son, I must strongiy re- is a superb one. proach you for making such an agreement partic- Mario Ceballos - ularly, without the gener- Patrolman Co.I al membership's knowledge and approval. We, the members, did vest our THANKS - trust in you when we e- lected you president of our Dear Mr. Hebel: Association, but we most On behalf of Allyn's entire definitely did not give family, I wish to express you absolute decision- our appreciation for the making rights or unlimi- beautiful floral piece. We ted powers. are also very grateful for the help the association Sincerely, has afforded in getting the Mario DiLorenzo legal affairs in order. Patrolman Co.I In this time of sorrow it is very comforting to have - someone come forward to - UNDERWATER SPECIALISTS - I assist us. We will always remember your kindness. Sincerely, Dolores R. Bragg & Family VARIETY SHOW P.O.A. Enclosed are personal clecks from some of our Agent members for the pur- chase of five SF-POA Annual Variety Show tickets. On behalf of our Association,- I would like to wish you and your Association the greatest success in this ongoing endeavor to bring the police department closer to the community. Sincerely, Richard H. Violett President CELEBRATION Dear Bob: Please express my thanks and deep gratitude to your association and its members for its participation in the celebration held for Chaplain Booker T. Anderson. Personally, I felt that it was a great event. Financially, I understand it was also very successful. The united effort on the part of rank and file police officers regardless of their respective associations or political affiliation contributed immensely to the over all success of this event. This occasion was a very memorable one for Chaplain Anderson and all of those in attendance, including myself. Thanking you again. Sincerely, Troy H. Dangerfield- VASCONCELLOS ANIMALS Friends— A.W.A. SALE Our San Francisco fund- Oct. 23-24, 1982 raising evening was won- JUMBO JUMBLE SALE derfully successful - finan- TO BENEFIT ANIMAL cially and enjoyable. WELFARE Your confidence and your DALY CITY, CA. - the generosity - your willing- Animal Welfare Associaness to share your resour- tion has scheduled its ances and yourself with me nual fund-raising sale for personally - touch me, and - Saturday and Sunday, Ocreassure me. I am deeply tober -23 and 24, from 10 grateful. I thank you. AM to 4 PM at 1049 Por- - You and I live together tola Drive, San Francisco. amidst confusing, frustra- The "Jumbo Jumble" sale ting times - times preg- will feature super barnant with great peril and - gains in "everything for fright, yet pregnant with the home," including housegreat potential and hope wares, electrical applianas well. Whether, as a State ces, dishes, glassware, acand as individuals, we suc- cessories, bric-a-rac and cumb to fright, yet preg- pet items. In addition nant with great potential there will be a good selecand hope as well. Whe- tion of decorator fabrics ther, as a State and as donated by exclusive deindividuals, we succumb signer showrooms at Showto our fright, or realize our place Square. hopes- depends upon wheth- The not-for-profit all-voluner enough of us persons of teer Animal Welfare Assogreater faith come together ciation will use sale proto act to make our State ceeds to help spay or neuter and ourselves more pros- dogs and cats whose ownperous and healthy forgrOw- ers have limited incomes ing human beings. and to pro'vide humane in- I pledge you my best efforts formation and aid to all toward realizing those pet owners. goals. With your continu- AWA's Memorial Fund aling support, with our work- so provides emergency ing together and inspiring treatment for sick or inand empowering each oth- jured animals for owners er, I have faith that we will unable to afford it. be successful. - - To donate, or for further I wish you well'. Let me information, call 681-7259 know if/when/how ever I or 333-5589. can help you. - - - Rae V. Youngfale - John Vasconcellos - - - Assemblyman, 23rd District 404 BALBOA STREET 387-7500 SAN FRANCISCO 94118 TheSign i - 1,BY1INGTON - - - of Senj ELECTRIC CO. braro Itne 100b PHONE 986-1160 rainbow novelties, Inc. VIDEO GAMES PU4ALL.e CIGARETTES PHONOGRAPHS RON SHAON State Contr's LIc. #253479 latoKally Jawous jo t out 18 little tastcakes NOT OBTAINABLE ELSEWHERE SERVING 'BREAKFABT AND LUNCHEON OPEN WED. THRU SUN.7 A.M.- TO 2:30 P.M BEM J. GALLITERO PRESIDENT rapeleaf - 439 POWELL STREET SAN FRANCISCO 94102 1133 MARIPOSA STREET - SAN FRANCISCO 94107 (415) 883-4647 ebanes.e Cuisine' oc1dai1s • lZelly Dancing, Catering 666-l-1 4031 Ialboa San Francisco, G Gabriel Michael Tea Room (415) 777-9252 Theater e4deo Tte 145 Eddy, San Francisco 885-9887 172 CLARAST. SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94
WORKERS COMP REFORMS SAN FRANCISCO POLICEMAN - Page 25— October 1982 ALPINE MOTE^ 0041Ü oo -v_,uJ - uuiOLL bI rI1 1% Q1 11DC A Daly City, CA 94014 AMA WONDERFUL MARKET 776- 1395 - 530 Ellis San Francisco, CA by Mike Roos Majority Floor Leader Assemblyman, Forty-Sixth District ANNIE'S HAIR DESIGN 239-8488 - 704 Chenery St. San Francisco , C A 94131 Much needed reforms in the workers' compensation The bill will overturn court case in which employees system were approved by the State Assembly and were granted a right to sue their employers. It will ARNIE'S LIQUORS 564-2242/564-2198 - 1825 Irving St. Senate Tuesday, August 17. AB 684 (Young) is a major make the workers' compensation system again the "exclusive remedy" for work related injuries except in San Francisco, CA 94122 benefit/reform package negotiated after many months of discussion with the insurance industry, limited organized instances. ART'S CAFE labor and attorneys representing injured workers. The instances in which an employee would be al- 665-7440 - 747 Irving St. The package is a compromise, with major concessions lowed to sue under the "dual capacity" doctrine include San Francisco, CA 94122 to the employer community, in exchange for the the following: where an employee is physically asbenefit increases. It is estimated that the package con- saulted by his employer, where an employee's injury is AVENUE SWEET SHOP tains provisions which would result in substantial-aggravated by the employer's fraudulent concealment 468-3300 - 2680 San Bruno Ave. San Francisco, CA 94134 savings in liability and administrative costs to Cali- of the existence of that injury; and where the employee fornia employers, is injured by a defective product manufactured by the BAY VIEW GARAGE Every segment of the workers' compensation com- employer after that particular product is transferred 563-5056 - 3220 Sacramento St. munity agrees that skyrocketing inflation has serious- for consideration to an independent third party and San Francisco, CA 94115 ly undermined the workers' compenation system. The later provided for the employee's use by someone other BUSINESS FURNITURE & DESIGN, INC. permanent partial disability rate has not been in- than the employer. creased for minor injuries, such as finger amputation, Additionally, the bill allows a civil cause of action by 864-6662 - 2650 18th St. since 1959, and for major injuries, since 1972. an employee where injury results from the removal of a San Francisco, CA 94110 This mesure addresses this problem by increasing safety guard from 'a power press or failure to install CHARLESTON-CLUB the minimum and maximum parmanent partial dis- such guards on a power press. However, such removal 431-5866 - 10 6th St. ability rates from the present $30 and $70 per week to or failure to install must have been specifically autho- San Francisco, CA $70 and $140 per week, over a two-year period. The rized by the employer under conditions known by the COACH ROOM proposal would also increase the minimum and maxi- employer to create a probability of serious injury or mum temporary and permanent total disability rates death and the employer must live been notified by the 885-4788 - 1060 Geary St. present $49 and $175 per week to $112 and manufacturer of the power press that the guards were San Francisco, CA from th $224 per week, over, required. a two-year period. In COLLIERS addition, BAR-B-QUE served on the conference committee which drafted 585-6568 - 1516 Ocean St. death benefits are raised from the present maximum of the final bill. AB 684 then passed the Assembly with San Francisco, CA 94112 $75,000 to $95,000 over the two-year period. The package' also increases the penalties for serious my active support and the assistance of the Assembly CRAIG'S CLEANERS and willful misconduct of the employer by removing Democratic - 731-2888 leadership. - 954 Irving St. the current $10,000 maximum penalty. However, the San Francisco, CA bill makes minor changes in the legal standard ofhe CRESCENT WHARF & WAREHOUSE conduct, necessary to impose employer liability for Mike Roos serious and willful misconduct. . Majority Floor Leader 397-4236 - 465 California #300 San Francisco, CA I- I- XANADU Gallery' 1772 Union Street San Francisco Ca 94123 441-5211 Southern Sandwich & Loaf House 2606 Sutter Street San Francisco, CA 94115 567-0498 Time Savings and Loan Association 2193 Filmore St. San Francisco CA 929-9000 DAVE'S OLYMPIC SERVICE STATION 9'ti7Acfl - c;ii 14,rQhrra fl1iu'I San Francisco, CA DESIGN WORKSHOPS 863-8250 -5-7-Columbia Sq. San F r ancisco. .C4-9,4IQ3. DOWNTOWN San Francisco, CA EARLY CAL-ARTISTIC IRON WORKS 647-1254 - 1877 Oakdale Ave. San Francisco, CA 94124 EL PLEBEYO RESTAURANT 626-1523 - 301 Valencia San Francisco, CA ESRIK QUALITY CLEANING 346-0626/346-0324 - 2429 California St. San Francisco, CA EVES GARDEN OF BEAUTY 239 -9973 - 966 Geneva Ave. San Francisco, CA 94112 FELIX TAI REALTY 668-9600 - 139 4th Ave. San Francisco, CA 94118 FIRESIDE REALTY 922-3315 - 3048 Filmore San Francisco, CA 94123 FIVE HAPPINESS RESTAURANT 386-9670 - 309 Clement St. San Francisco, CA 94118 G AND H LIQUORS 776-9285 - 201 Jones San Francisco, CA GIORGIO'S PIZZERIA 668-1266 - 151 Clement St. San Francisco, CA 94118 GOLDEN RULE LAUNDRY 861-1378 - 624 Laguna San Francisco, CA 94102 GOURMET CAFE 621-7447 - 490 Mc Callister San Francisco, CA HANDY STOP MARKET 431 -4314 - 697 S. Van Ness San Francisco, CA HUNAN RESTAURANT 956-7727 - 924 Sansome San Francisco, CA 94111 INDIGO RARE RUGS & TEXTILES 771 -0442 - 2340 Polk St. San Francisco, CA on --.'-..
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