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PUBLISHED BY 2 A.M.June 2, 2008

JOHN R. McCUTCHEN / Union-Tribune
San Diego mayoral candidates (from left) Eric Bidwell, Steve Francis, James Hart, Floyd Morrow and Jerry Sanders debated last night at KNSD 7/39 studios in downtown San Diego.
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2008 VOTE: MAYOR
As an uncivil campaign comes to a close, rhetoric unchanged

STAFF WRITER

SAN DIEGO – Mayor Jerry Sanders will have Frank Meyer's vote tomorrow, but Judy Luke's will go to businessman Steve Francis. Luke favors Francis as much for his business experience as for her feeling that Sanders was “sucked into the old power structure.”

    Hospital wing's opening delayed again

    Connecting utility systems a problem

    STAFF WRITER

    SAN DIEGO – The July opening date for a 304-bed patient tower at Sharp Memorial Hospital in Kearny Mesa has been pushed back four months, Sharp Health officials said.

      Major events demand in-depth security plan

      FBI, police prepare for U.S. Open, BIO

      STAFF WRITER

      If terrorists plan to attack San Diego while the city hosts back-to-back headliner events this month, the FBI would likely know about it by now, an agent with the agency said.

        Fleet Center makes push 'to be at the avant-garde'

        STAFF WRITER

        BALBOA PARK – Thirty-five years after the Reuben H. Fleet Science Center opened the world's first IMAX dome theater, its signature dome needs a little freshening up.

          JUST FIX IT
          Closed-off Park and Ride lot an aggravation for commuters

          STAFF WRITER

          THE PROBLEM: With gas prices above $4 a gallon, Robert DeGuevara likes to carpool to work whenever possible. But the Caltrans Park and Ride lot in El Cajon that is closest to his home has been closed for about seven months.

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