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rer vwwv yw-erwwn rvyyr in vwwoinw www tV THE TRIBUNE, Oakland, California I an? aiarcfo tUMjatno. i Drugs. A Tribune adverthing department feature Slii FERRY PHILLIPS. SKATES ON THE BAY, BERKELEY Located on the Berkeley Marina with a (commanding view of the bay. Fresh seafood and pastas highlight the menu here.

Mesquite grill. 100 Seawall Berkeley 549-1900. Lunch Monday through Saturday 11:15 a.m. to 5 p.m. Dinner 5 p.m.

to 10 p.m., to 10:50 p.m. and Saturday and 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday. Light snack bar open to midnight nightly.

Sunday, brunch 10:15 a.m. to 5 p.m. Full bar. Credit cards. Bancroft neighborhood live in the COSMOPOLITAN, OAKLAND A Victorian home that has been tastefully i transformed into restaurant.

Dining rooms, including a backyard dining area, are removed from the lounge. Menu offers selections from numerous Europeon cuisines. 5909 Grand Oakland, 654-0484. Lunch Monday through Friday 11:50 a.m.to 2 p.m. Dinner 6 p.m.

to 10 p.m. Closed Sunday. Full bar. Credit cards. CAFE ENBICO, ALAMEDA Chef-owner Cris Crespo enjoys a wide repu-I tation in this area.

Menu features Italian-style cooking with several of Crespo's popular veal dishes and fresh seafood. Regular daily specials featured. 875-D Island Drive, Alameda, 522-0125. Lunch Tuesday through Friday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Early Bird dinners Tuesday through Friday 4 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Dinner Tuesday through Thursday 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. and to 11 p.m.

Friday and Saturday nights. Sunday 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. Full Bar. Credit cards.

IE SOUQ ALAMEDA Chef-owner Robert Chevreux enjoyed a (wide reputation in San Francisco before moving his successful restaurant to Alameda. That was' 15 years ago and this has since become an Eastbay favorite. Rack of lamb is among Chevreuxs specialties and the menu includes many others. Le Roues vivacious hostess is Chevreuxs wife Joaette. 2424 Lincoln Alameda, 522-1500.

Lunch 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Dinner 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Closed Sunday and Monday.

Full bar. Credit cards. rgrfl.li Continued from Page C-I "The council doesnt seem to realise, this is organised crime. It's like the Mafia out here, Rosen said Life in the area has become intolerable, residents contend. In the interview, Rosen said he even had to buy a riot shotgun to protect himself at bofne.

To illustrate the problem, resident Sid Shaw read the council a list of incidents that have occurred in the last year at 2427 7th St, near his house. A sampling: May, 1989. A burst of shots at 5 am July: All residents of the house arrested by the police drug task force. July-August: Fifteen to 20 ambulance calls made to the' bouse. Oct 18: House set on fire.

Oct. 19: Drive-by shooting. Someone fired automatic weapons into the home. Oct. 19: A car races up and down in front of the house at over 50 mph.

Oct 24: Six police cars roar up to the house. Man in brown Cadillac in front arrested. Oct 30: Police bust the house again. Occupants of house arrested again. Even the fourth- through sixth-grade students at Columbus School at 7th and Allston Way are affected, a Columbus teacher said in an interview.

Jittery. Continued from Page C-I Employees also have complained about buildings on campus. Late yesterday Cal Chancellor Ira Michael Reyman set up ar task force to evaluate emergency preparednesa. Heyman, whose own home on the Cal campus is rated seisml-cally very poor," said the task force' would re-examine the structural safety of campus buildings and priority for reinforcement Other areas to be examined include emergency prepared- foU ness, personnel policies following an emergency, and communication with facility, staff and students. Heyman, who ordered the campus to stay open the day after the quake, said that in retrospect I can appreciate the concerns that many have expressed to me about this decision.

As for University Han specifically, employees say they are not convinced by the schools assurances and point to VQs-own planning documents for support "The existing building has structural deficiencies that result in a seismically hasardoua Emeryville. Coatlaaed from Page C-I although he wasnt running. Bu-kowski supported Moore and Richards. Council members appoint the mayor in Emeryville, and Fertig and Harper have charged that Bukowski has been using the office to build a power base. Fertig and Harper cast dissenting votes when the council approved plans for a massive biotech research park without an environmental impact report Bukowski now says that decision was a mistake, and the developer agreed to an EUR after a lawsuit by former city council member Stuart Flashman, but the political division on the council remains.

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hem (MXSy Centre) THE ARK, OAKLAND A longtime Oakland favorite. Dining room I is intimate and comfortable with a pleasing view of the Estuary. The menu offers numerous seafood entrees. Chef-owner Joe lings monthly dinner specials are a popular feature here and Include soup, salad, rice and fresh vegetable. 1111 Embarcadero, Oakland, 895-5900.

Open 11:50 am to 10:50 p.m. and to 11 pm Friday and Saturday nights for lunch and dinner. Moderately priced. Full bar. Credit cards.

By Paul mOKm Tritmm constant shadow of drag dealing. Manager Weldon Rucker, who is in charge of the city's drug effort, said the landlords of crack houses named in Rosens letter to Wainwright and the have been asked to come to City Hall and discuss what they can do to get crack-sellers out of their apartment buildings. The city, Rucker said, intends to do something. vulnerable buildings, said that the building "would jut pancake right down to the basement in a major earthquake Loring A. Wyllie a structural engineer who has examined University Hall both before and after Oct 1 7, said he was not surprised at how it fared "The buildingdoes have a fair amount of brute strength, Wyllie said.

But given a 7.0 magnitude shock on the Hayward Fault, which lies about six blocks east, there is a risk to life safety, he Daniel Boggan C91T Vice chancellor id business and ad-' minlstrative services, did say reinforcing the building is a priority, but that he could not say when the work would begin. "The issue is when we can do it, given limited resources, Boggan said, adding that it is unlikely the building will be closed. Sales Cathedral on 21st Street and its future la uncertain, said Clem Finney, an engineer with the Catholic Diocese of Oakland. Finney said the steeple and the nave of the church, built in 1893, were damaged. The building is now being stabilized and the dio- cese wont make a decision on repairing it until early next year.

The Paramount Theatre on Broadway suffered as much as 9500,000 damage, but the landmark movie palace will open on Nov. 17 with a Busby Berkeley musical, said manager Peter Botto. Most of the damage yps to ornamental fixtures; theuturc-ture of the building is secure, he said. A group of architects and preservationists called the Oakland Preservation Assistance Team has assembled a list of architects, engineers and contractors who may be able to help owners of endangered commercial buildings. The pamphlet can be obtained by calling Alexandra Saunders at 444-75 00.

Tribune wrttor Brian Johna contributed to thie report 644-0095. UC Berkeley's Raoonrch Expeditions Pregram hold Ha annual Arts and Crafla BanaOt Bazaar 8unday from 2 pm to pm Via Haaa Clubhouse In the 8trawbany Canyon Raoroalon Area on the Berkeley campus, CM tom collected on UREP mpaditlona around the world we be avalable tor eak Indud- Ing lawsiry, qmamenta, toft art, taxtSaa and coramlca from countries auch aa BaH, Mexico, Ecuador, KanysGoeta Mca and BrariL A he auotkxfwa be held at 4 pm CaN A stunning bfcndof two dMaanf art wU be awfSbltad during Vlawf Peaky. by Nero MocMnfrr at the Prieto Qeaery MM Coasga Runs Tuesday through Dee. 17. Oakery hours an Tueeday through 8unday from 10 am to 4 pm Admission le free and open to ffw pubic.

A lecture on MocM-srs work by Dr. Marltoeth GraybS of UC-florkeley ba held on Tuesday al 7:30 pm In the Dantorth Lecturer Hal MWs Is located at 5000 MicArthur Bird Oakland. Cal 430-2164. Residents of Berkeley's 7th and The last couple of days haven't been too bad, said the teacher, who asked not to be ln-dentlfied. But this morning at 8th and Bancroft, a block away, I saw lots of slow-moving cars and guys standing on the street You see a lot of cars pull up and buy.

Expensive with white people driving. A lot of business comes from all over the building, stated a UC planning guide Issued last May, which outlined an estimated 8 million in needed improvements at Univer-sity Hall. This presents an unacceptable risk to human lives, the guide said. Ernest Hook, a professor of public health who warned about the danger three weeks before the Oct 17 quake, said the university "is acting irresponsibly to work in a building they themselves have labeled as posing an unacceptable risk. "The university has no other option morally but to evacuate that building It should be shut down tomorrow, he said.

A petition circulating among employees working in the building urges that it "be vacated immediately. "The earthquake of Oct 17 is a salutary warning to take immediate and effective remedial measures to avoid a major tragedy, the petition stated. "Engineers have been saying the building is unsafe for years and nothing has been done about it We are sitting ducks, said one petition signer who asked that heri name be withheld. Ronald W. Brady, senior, vice the council and lost in 1987.

School board incumbents, who cited the district's dramatic turnaround during their terms, were heartened yesterday by some good news about student test scores. On the California Assessment Program (CAP), Emery had Alameda County's highest scores, for eighth grade math and history. It was another signal that the district, on the verge of closing down in 1983, has come back. After near-bankruptcy, it paid off a 8600,000 state bailout loan early, acquired a reserve of more than $1 million and steadily restored and added to a program hit hard by austerity cuts. Although Capellino, Boiling and Bateman ran on those achievements, Dixon criticized the district Voters knocked Dixon off the board in 1987 after teachers accused her of harassing them, and Superintendent Peter Corona alleged she had tried to hire a contract killer to do away with him and a witch to put a curse on him.

Shelter. Coatlaaed tram Page C-I eminent official, had been working for days to obtain housing and food vouchers, be said. Not everyone took kindly to Wilsons visit Dorothy King, who was bundling up possessions ter those not thus when the announcement to shut was made, said, Hes acting like hes the Before Monique Jackson, who had lived at the San Pablo, left she said, Wa wholeheartedly appreciate everything the Red ne or us thus tar. Croaa has done Without them, we dont know where we would have wound up. Eastbay, the teacher said.

And the saddest she said, is that the kids selling it are my ex-students. Now, theyre members of the Waterfront-Gang. seen people selling crack on the school grounds, she said. My husband wants to get me a bullet-proof vest In an interview, Deputy City president for administration to whom the petition was addressed, said the building was undamaged by the earthquake. "University Hall is not any different structurally now than it' was five years ago or the day before the quake, Brady said.

Brady said that 20 percent of UCs buildings around the state are rated poor or very poor structurally. We cant close down 20 percent of our buildings, Brady Built in the mid-1950s, the seven-story University Hall is situated on the south side of University Avenue, where that street runs into the1 west side of campus. Until last spring, when UC President David P. Gardner moved to the Kaiser Center in Oakland, it was the nerve center of the statewide UC system. Gardner, in talking last year about the need for reinforcing Buildings.

Coatlaaed from Page C-I price. That would be our hope since it is a significant building. But it may not be feasible to save it, he said yesterday. Some adjoining buildings share a common foundation with the Broadway Building and may also be in Jeopardy, he said. Preservationists cherish the Broadway Building for its own beauty, and ita graceful, elegant completion of City Hall Plaza, said Annalee Allen, president of the Oakland Heritage Alliance.

Craigo, who yesterday visited the 77-year-old Amtrak depot In West Oakland, said the damage is mostly superficial. The building is easily repairable. But Southern Pacific officials, who would like to relocate the Amtrak depot to Jack London Square, have generally been negative about the building's future. Yesterday, SP civil engineer K.P. Casey said The damage appears to be repairable, but it may be too expensive.

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