Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 27

tthfOlaariibttnf October 31, 1989 1 1 1 ---i. ARE VOU I BIEW2iS? cJfc h'Mte I i rife jnjwite iiSiiiil Emeryville Other issues on local ballbtat 'include measures, in Richmond Moraga. Richmond, Measures would amend the city's charter! and empower the dry. manager; to enter Into contracts exceeding the, current $10,000 limit seats open By Martin G.ltevnoldi STAfF WHITER Tuesday elections could 7T usher in new clyic leaders and sppmn m. ballot measures affecU var, lous cities tnroiighout the ilTL three City Opponents of Iht, measure! Council seats arc tij for.

grabs. sTgue. The candidates include tv for ELECTION Ken Bukowski in addition to i m'd n't Arthur Holt Ruth Atldn; Trl should be Derr and writeVin i candidate ip -1 it-Daria A Engen. -y a b' i'c 'Vy Davis is a 'wfiimah hais. served on the EmeyvlUe ClryA has a his- i Council for more than 1 1 years tor 6 mclud to me town's "mlsiise of 1 Although one local 'ghost chaser believes Oakland's Pardee House could be haunted, photographer Ray Chavez had to use a double exposure with model yicttWIeseto ci.thls gr Bukcwkl, who has also been: power by maydr-)sV" a y-, small business city stalL" '-V.

owner and says he has worked fo reform cltygovernment hotels oh the ballot In Moraga, gyf. Arthlir tfoff1 li'privajie'ciiw a tsyo-tlilrds vote! Is: izeh who says the Jclty council is jfheeded to arove Measure 4.7 in; fleed: 'loti'r-y fryy special $129 spared 'an :fresbJdeas.Vf Ti-mBufynk taxM' IJerriis-fW Mmtuiff ior supernatural pnenomena v'brarian Ml fiturngt produces a Mlbldcr labdedupenia Oakland vartiai and Moraga- tumbles down the stairS fe3 school, would a current levy on the books -1; ''''A RE roost mtrlgimig sights and i ftaVianH1? 5ii tt mysterious tolniaon Thoiliist as suaxlenly the lncfr use i- fuieaultina more rmmitr In 1S74 In the now-demolished dents stop. Investigations expire TTAl miniia r.bU anH viaTKcmaiision on vssito v. iouow, osomony is uuKn. ana a vwrn UV fjujlj tuLi Pr one rz.VB-ii:.

rRuth Atkta'W iW: 4S-'''TTwtA5 amallerv classy JbAb pld buildings seem v'rwi- -V commmce ncaoca py uic cs-; on iuc. uia spirua irauicr uaa to go that jourt truly; the ever-ifheClarke household -i PWSi, 4 iwould gladly acct wli tlrage bffrackjng down: wrldto iemakTtlanre" ihsufnto radical I pies oTbnirghost inale boarders are sub--supernatural ocnv'Suit right here inouir own baAyafijed to through thejeairs does all this meatf social- wirket In; grade owbb advocates' and or :V.rJ''i:;'T'.X-:'tf in 11. ana better ahbT enabteu -district retain 'i'-v-; dictate statemenL V- Vd; Please see Afcn, LOCAL3 Hl3tpry Room wberc Haid Li- $hboK Ac houscf Jolting cv Interstate 980. MbreTepcare Hate crimes plague indifferent world liiiilN 1 an hot reporting theml cases might -Police officers Jrri to listen Id vicms lt Area residents have been bewitched In the arid Mississippi rerj ported no bate, crimes for decl jdes," Galatzan said. "Don't tell ii me thai Oakland has more hate 1 daya leading up to Halloween.

Gwendl ByTrabeyCompton SWFWRITHI i nAKi AKini i rirafnti Mississippi." im college campuses depict aml victims repprtr A swastlkararid racial te mall appears m.resldential.iS mailboxes and free commuhitv Oflkers dted retallattohu em- RrnzDerg igm) ctowns arouna wttn one or the entries in a pumpkin-decorating contest at Alameda's Earhart ementary School on Friday. The pumpkin was entered by student Katharine Freitaa. On Saturday, Dalla the Clown and Cindy Deans as the Good Witch Lakeshore Avenue frighten onlookers 4 below) at the Halloween Parade for Tiny and Toddlers near Lake Merrttt papers. And a white woman 1s barrassment, media, exposure fear, of deportation and cultural: iyy-' uompuaaa i. attacked, because of her black: boyfriend.

were some of the cases. 'r-i presented Friday lb more than 50 law enforcement agents from as fori. away as Lai 'I meeting. the Oakland Police rjepartment a cc4iference presented by the League; v'v VThese: crimes have an pact on the community unlike any said Tamar Ga- latzan of the league. Police Involvement In -these kinds of cases sends a message to the community that pfllcers care; she said.

y-yU Acairding to i the league, hate v'crlmes. are uniquely violent, cause trauma to the victim and pose a threat to community latlohs and stability, A. problem a lot of the '-vumes is one hears about them," Galatzan said. "If law en-. forcement doesnt ask the right questions or victims don't brine up' the right facts" that could hinder the process of identifying and pursuing hate crimes, Galatzan said that larger cities such as Oakland; San Francisco, Los Angeles and San reasons, "speakers- advised police oflkers to be supportrye of vie-: tuns by saying such things as "I'm' sorry thls.H happened to Police ofllcers were told their basic responsibilities are to spond promptly, apprehend perpetrators, notify a supervisor and preserve the.

crime scene. ny to be as' aware as i possible," said Oakland police Sgt. Paul Flgueroa. "The last thing we need Is hate groups to establish a foundation in the Flgueroa Said there hasn't been a high frequency of hate crime Incidents in Oakland, but there is always the possibility of extremist groups migrating the area. Officials from Mills the site of the most recent sua-, pected' hate, crime-, attended the conference.

Two weeks ago during the school's "Coming Out week." posters were torn down and racist graf- flu sprayed to a bathroom. Stephen King. Mills director yyyip. 4 of public safety, said since the, 1 do a belter wo 01 Keeping he has e-mailed the Ident reports on hate crimes smaller cities. She isald school and talked to gay and reslucntS OI smaller ciucs may icsuian aiuuciii giuups wmiK not believe that hate crimes community know the school 1s exist, and with no sanctions for working oh the case.

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