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Staff: Paul Colvin, May May Gong, David Kirschner, Hayden Perry, Socialist Action (ISSN 0747-4237) is published monthly for $8 per year Francisco, CA 94110. Second-class postage is paid at San Francisco, Calif.
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Signed articles do not necessarily represent the These are expressed in editorials. Ź S yi -lee The boy seemed to take it pretty well. Actually, I expected more after-shocks, but they didn't come till later that night.
My husband had left shortly before the quake to pick up our two grandsons at school. He had not returned yet, and I was silently sick at heart. Also my youngest daughter had just started a new job that day in downtown San Francisco. The only thing I knew about her job was that it was in a law office on the 23rd floor. Actually, all I could envision was the 23rd floor.
Felt better together
The neighbors began to walk out to the sidewalk and wave at each other. All of us remarked that it had been a heavy quake, the worst we had ever felt. But we still had no idea how much damage it had caused.
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level, not just a local level."