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Bay Guardian THE SAN FRANCISCO B A Y OCTOBER 17, 1990/VOL 25/NO. 2 ^AY AREA'S BEST. .. EVERY WEEK ON THE COVER: UNKNOWN NO MORE After five years of struggle, SFs Faith No More is on its way, with a Grammy nomination, an MTV video award and an album that's gone platinum (p. 23) ARTS ^ MILLION PG&EiOVER-UP For two years, ArtAgnos has had a study on his desk showing that the city would make as much as $500 million by buying out PG&E. Why has he kept it secret? (p. 17) DARK PASSAGES It's anomie again in America as the literary world rediscovers the hard-boiled noir fiction style of the '40s. ►P/us: Lesbian detective fiction. The SF Book Festival, reviews and more. Our quarterly literary supplement ESSL'i". MONSTER LECTRONICS UNCLE WHO?? Uncle Ralph’s is the East Bay’s largest independent audio/video specialist, with some of the best prices in the country, in 8 years we’ve grown at an incredible rate, and our reputation has spread far and wide. 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HALLOWEEN Police raid: One family’s story: One night last march, in a police raid 27 HEADQUARTERSi of a Potrero Hill home, family Superlist No. SOS: How to talk members say they were beaten and back to the local media. maced. How will the Office of Citizen Complaints rule? By Vince Bielski. 29 Dining: Berkeley’s O Chame is nOBEFITA DELGADO. SEE PAGE 34. 23 stunning in a discreet, understated LET THE Unknown no more: After five years way. By Janet Hazen. GOODWILL STORE of struggle, San Francisco’s Faith No 45 ► Food notes. BE YOUR FIRST More is on its way, with a Grammy Music: ‘A Gathering of the Tribes’ STOP FOR THAT put the mega-concert back in the nomination, an MTV video award 'ONE OF A KIND” and an album that’s gone platinum. hands of rock’s cutting edge. •HALLOWEEN By Gina Arnold. 31 By Gina Arnold. After Dark: Microfilms. COSTUME By Zena Jones. WIDE SELECTION ► You and What Army hit the 46 OF OUTRAGEOUS I-Beam. Look for some fringe kinda Records: Reviews of Merle Haggard, CLOTHING, AT DEPARTMENTS gals at the Noe Valley Ministry. Shalamar and Bootsy’s Rubber Band By Sara Catania, Susan Gerhard By j. poet. PRICES YOU CAN 4 and Heather Mackey. AFFORD. In This Issue: It’s been. real. 47 By Tim Redmond. 34 Calendan 8 days a week an Theater: Both ACT’s and the entertainment guide for the week of Magic’s season openers elicit mixed Friday, Oct. 19-26. 6 reactions. By Misha Berson. By Susan Gerhard. Editorials: Reclaiming public TV. The Mayor’s little secret. ► Dis ’n’ that. By Heather Mackey. Letters: A new tax I can support. 35 Hitting the timber industry. Movies: The lighthearted sex comedy 50 The Big Dis was a hit on the festival Entertainment Listings: gDaduiill circuit — and now it’s hitting the ► Art, Cabaret, Comedy, Dance. 8 theaters. By Heather Mackey. On Guard: SF Tenants Union marks Page 50. 20 years of advocacy. By Bart Moore. ► Movies. Page 52. THE GOODWILL STORF ► Music. Page 56. ► Students up in arms over UC’s 37 ► Spoken Word. Page 62. move against CalPIRG funding. Movies: Two out of three current ‘thrillers’ aren’t worthy of the name. ► Theater. Page 63. By Nathalie Rubens. 3801 Third St. •641-4470 820 Clement St. • 668-3635 By Steve Warren. ► Mission anti-crime effort puts 1700 Fillmore St. • 441-2159 33 Southgate • 992-1720, focus on needs of youth. 65 822 Geary St. • 922-0405 Westlake, Daly City By Juan Avila. Page 9. 39 Guardian dassHied. 2279 Mission St. • 826-5759 809 Lincoln • 456-5273, 241 Tenth St. • 252-1677 San Rafael ► Bates pushes candidates on family- Dance: After a problematic opening support proposals. By Ralph Jennings night. Festival 2000 hits its stride with Cover photo of Faith No More and Jean Tepperman. Page 9. Praise House. By Rita Felciano. by Glen LaFerman. THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY GUARDIAN | OCTOBER 17, 1990 3 INTHISISSIE It’s been... of Cjod’s L ove real IT’S TUESDAY, Oct. 16th, at about 2:30 pm. In three days, nine hours and 30 minutes. I’ll walk out the office door, and all of a sudden, I won’t be managing editor any more. I ought to be sad, or sentimental, or drunk and weeping. But mostly. I’m dazed: It all happened so fast. See, I came out to San Francisco with my friends Paulo and Dave, and I didn’t really have a job, and Paulo came home one afternoon with this ad for freelance writers, from this paper called the Bay Guardian... and what the hell, I dug the last copies of 11am-6pm daily all my old Hartford Courant clips out of the bottom of a paper bag, free to the public smoothed them out as best I could and typed up a few story ideas on the typewriter I’d bought a year earlier 5903 Christie ave with $50 I borrowed from my mother.
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