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- LOGAN JENKINS
Jewish Republican feels right on the right
One of my oldest political memories is walking back from synagogue one day and saying to my father, “Explain to me the difference between right and left. I hear these words all the time.” I can't remember how old I was – probably 8, 9, 10. This was during the Cold War, which is what drove my dad.
- This day in our region's history: 1984
- Road closures
- CRIME AND FIRE WATCH: REGIONAL EDITION
Man with bullet wound found, taken to hospital
SPRING VALLEY: A man with a bullet wound to his abdomen was found in a Spring Valley apartment just after 9:30 p.m. yesterday.
- CRIME AND FIRE WATCH
Drive-by shooting outside restaurant kills man, 30
NATIONAL CITY: A 30-year-old man was shot to death outside a McDonald's restaurant last night, police said.
- FROM THE BALBOA PARK BEAT
Parking is a sore subject, and hospital may have cure
The city plans to overhaul its valet parking approach in Balboa Park. This decision comes after some parkvisitors were outraged last month when the city formalized a policy of reserving 70 parking spaces in the Alcazar Garden lot for a valet company to use most nights and weekends.
- Deadly stabbing stings a family who lost another son in 2004
SAN DIEGO – A Mountain View couple lost their second son to street violence yesterday.
Octavio Rosales, 18, was fatally stabbed early yesterday by unknown assailants after he got out of a car on Hilltop Drive near Gompers Charter Middle School and Park in Chollas View, San Diego police said.
- LETTER FROM WASHINGTON
Capitol Hill road rage
When Republicans lash out at Democrats, or vice versa, folks around here barely notice. In this town, it's only news if everyone gets along for a full 15 minutes.
- SHORT TAKES: REGIONAL EDITION
Two lawyers appointed as court commissioners
SAN DIEGO: The San Diego Superior Court has appointed two lawyers to serve as court commissioners.
- OBITUARY
Karen Hess; Culinary historian who challenged standards; 88
Karen Hess, an American culinary historian who brought an academic rigor to the study of recipes, cooking techniques and ordinary American kitchen practices, died Tuesday in Manhattan. She was 88.
- OBITUARY
Charles Robert Myer; Military communications pioneer; 83
Charles Robert Myer, an Army lieutenant general who was an internationally known leader in developing networks for military communication, died April 30 of a heart attack at his home in Warrenton, Va. He was 83.
- OBITUARY
Terry Ryan; Author of 'The Prize Winner of Defiance, Ohio'; 60
Terry Ryan, who wrote the book “The Prize Winner of Defiance, Ohio,” which later became a movie about how her mother kept the family financially afloat by winning jingle contests, has died. She was 60.
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