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Monterey Sacramento police say a man injured in an Oak Park shooting Thursday afternoon is expected to survive. The shooting occurred in the 3300 block of Mar- tin Luther King Jr. Boule- vard, according to police. The Sacramento Fire Department reported the shooting took place in front of Station 6 at 3309 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.

Sacramento Police spokesman Sgt. Bryce Heinlein said the victim underwent surgery. Hein- lein said he did not know the age or the circumstances surround- ing the shooting. A section of Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard was closed between Sev- enth and Ninth avenues for investigation of the shooting scene.

Police reported that the road reopened to traffic about 3:30 p.m. Cathy Locke: 916-321-5287, Park shooting victim expected to survive after undergoing surgery BY CATHY LOCKE STOCKTON Service Employee In- ternational Union 1021 members were on strike for a third day on Thurs- day, holding a march and a rally at San Joaquin General Hospital in the afternoon. Union members were picketing at nearly a doz- en other locations around San Joaquin County, in- cluding Micke Grove and Oak Grove parks, the Employment Develop- ment Department build- ing on Lincoln Street in downtown Stockton, and the Lovelace transfer Station in Manteca. About a dozen union members have been on strike outside Micke Grove Park each morning during the work stoppage, effectively shutting down the Micke Grove Zoo. The rest of the park, however, remains open.

had the public leave here very parks worker Joe DeMent said. had cars pass us saying, ruined our because the zoo is closed. stressful for us; we understand people want to come use the DeMent is an eight-year employee of the county and said as many as 25 union members have picketed outside the park over the course of three days. The county has offered 2 percent raises over the next three years; the un- ion is asking for a 13 per- cent total increase. been very slow with their replies, and still waiting on he said.

say not willing to negotiate with them, but willing to negotiate with Zoo curator Avanti Mallapur said the roughly 800 vacant posi- tions have hindered the park, as it has not had a zoo manager or nature center curator for about two years. In addition, Mallapur said the staff is short five zookeepers, requiring other employees to work as many as eight days straight to feed the animals and clean their enclosures. expect our staff to do a lot more than they can do, which increases stress levels, and is deeply concerning because at our zoo we house predators that can kill she said. distracted or preoccupied or extremely tired, we can make decisions that can end our A four-year employee of the county, Mallapur said her staff is passionate about their jobs, and strives to make sure the animals, which include monkeys, deer and tigers, among others, are well cared for. deeply worried for my staff because they work night and day, and they work she said.

job is labor- intensive. If they come in, the animals get fed, the animals get cleaned. Its a welfare issue, and we allow that to Union members are expected to gather for a bargaining update and march at San Joaquin General Hospital at 1 p.m. today, followed by a rally at 3 p.m. and a final bar- gaining update at 4:30 p.m.

Union workers strike at zoo, parks BY WES BOWERS The (Stockton) Record.