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… STOCKTON, Calif.) — Police searched a Stockton, Calif., home and the surrounding area late Saturday night after receiving a tip that the suspected shooter of a Hells Angel member was hiding out in the central California town.
But the search for Steve Ruiz, 38, turned up empty, Sgt. Jason Dwyer of the San Jose, Calif., police department told ABCNews.com.
Ruiz, who is also a Hells Angels member, is wanted for allegedly gunning down Steve Tausan, 52, last weekend at a San Jose cemetery where thousands were attending the burial of another Hells Angels member who was murdered in September at a Nevada casino.
Tausan had told the San Jose Mercury News that he had received death threats following his friend’s murder Sept. 23, the newspaper reported.
Tausan was notoriously tried and acquitted for the 1997 fatal beating of a Pink Poodle strip club patron.

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Why: Get cheap drinks and food at R15, Shady Lady and Burgers and Brew, and then go see a concert with Alesana, A Skylit Drive, Sleeping With Sirens, Atilla, Memphis May Fire and Serianna at Ace of Spades. There’s also a mysterious “Halloween Ball” at Shady Lady.
More: Tickets are $15 for the show at Ace of Spades, but the block party is free. Visit http://aceofspadessac.com/news/48981 for more information.
8. Exotic Halloween Ball
What: Get freaky at one of the most adult-oriented events in town, centered around the theme of Halloween, of course.
When: Saturday, October 29, from 8:30 p.m. to 2 a.m.
Where: Cal Expo, 1600 Exposition Boulevard
Why: Sure, there’s deejay dancing and a costume contest. But this sexually charged event is more about the bikini wrestling, strippers, lap dances, and a fetish and fantasy stage.

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Tale of gods, women at Folsom Lake College
The Falcon’s Eye Theatre at Folsom Lake College is kicking off their fifth full season with Bertolt Brecht’s timeless parable, “The Good Person of Szechwan.”
According to those involved, the play centers around a young woman who is forced into prostitution by poverty.
She is rewarded handsomely after opening her home to three visiting gods. By disproving the gods’ contention that no goodness still exists on earth, the woman is given a small business by the gods, and from there she struggles to work honestly and to provide for the needy.
After falling victim to unscrupulous neighbors and a dishonest lover, she is forced to create a fierce, manipulative, and efficient alter-ego — that of her strong-willed business-savvy male “cousin.”
“The Good Person of Szechwan” opens Friday, Oct. 28, and will continue through Sunday, Nov. 13. The play is directed by David Harris while Scott Gilbert serves as production designer and technical director. The costumes are designed by Rebecca Redmond.

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… I would appreciate if our Agape family and friends spread the word about the Treat the Tricked campaign and raise money to help these children,” Brewster said. “Many of us are very blessed and for two bags of candy this holiday, you can change lives.”
About Agape International Missions
In response to the problem of human trafficking, Agape International Missions in 2005 began to focus its efforts on ending this travesty in Cambodia by providing transformational aftercare for victims rescued from sex trafficking and increasing prevention efforts through a network of village churches. Agape opened Agape Restoration Center in August 2006, providing holistic, long-term aftercare for rescued girls, and in September 2007, opened a community center, Rahab’s House, in a former brothel in the heart of a village where sex slavery is the norm for every girl by the age of 10. For more information, please visit www.AgapeWebsite.org.

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… STOCKTON, Calif.) — Police searched a Stockton, Calif., home and the surrounding area late Saturday night after receiving a tip that the suspected shooter of a Hells Angel member was hiding out in the central California town.
But the search for Steve Ruiz, 38, turned up empty, Sgt. Jason Dwyer of the San Jose, Calif., police department told ABCNews.com.
Ruiz, who is also a Hells Angels member, is wanted for allegedly gunning down Steve Tausan, 52, last weekend at a San Jose cemetery where thousands were attending the burial of another Hells Angels member who was murdered in September at a Nevada casino.
Tausan had told the San Jose Mercury News that he had received death threats following his friend’s murder Sept. 23, the newspaper reported.
Tausan was notoriously tried and acquitted for the 1997 fatal beating of a Pink Poodle strip club patron.

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Police said Ruiz is in the company of Christel Renee Trujillo, 42, also known as Christel Renee Ferguson, and that her life “is now in danger.”
The two are possibly traveling in a gold or pewter Chevrolet Suburban. No year of the vehicle or license plate number was available.
Ruiz has family and associates in Arizona and New York and may try to contact them, Dwyer said.
Police said Pettigrew was shot and killed Sept. 23 by Ernesto Manuel Gonzalez, an alleged member of the rival Vagos motorcycle gang, at John Ascuaga’s Nugget casino in Sparks, Nev. Gonzalez, 53, of San Jose was arrested by a UCSF police officer in San Francisco six days later.
Tausan and the manager of the Pink Poodle, a strip club west of San Jose, were tried for murder in 1999 in the beating death of a club customer two years earlier. They were acquitted on grounds of self-defense.

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Police said Ruiz is in the company of Christel Renee Trujillo, 42, also known as Christel Renee Ferguson, and that her life “is now in danger.”
The two are possibly traveling in a gold or pewter Chevrolet Suburban. No year of the vehicle or license plate number was available.
Ruiz has family and associates in Arizona and New York and may try to contact them, Dwyer said.
Police said Pettigrew was shot and killed Sept. 23 by Ernesto Manuel Gonzalez, an alleged member of the rival Vagos motorcycle gang, at John Ascuaga’s Nugget casino in Sparks, Nev. Gonzalez, 53, of San Jose was arrested by a UCSF police officer in San Francisco six days later.
Tausan and the manager of the Pink Poodle, a strip club west of San Jose, were tried for murder in 1999 in the beating death of a club customer two years earlier. They were acquitted on grounds of self-defense.

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Retail sales very mixed, cut-price UK supermarkets gaining ground over their bigger rivals, forcing the latter into a series of competitive price cuts and promotions. Poundland, where everything costs £1, plans to add another 50 UK stores to its existing 360 as earnings rose 34% while Gap will close 21%, 700 of its North American shops. Overnight queues form to buy Apple’s new phone today while Blackberry users globally lose e-mail services this week.
Underlying Themes
Research published in highly-respected medical journal The Lancet outlines the effects of Greece’s financial crisis on the health of its citizens, and makes worrying reading indeed. Budget cuts and unemployment are causing soaring rates of depression, drug dependency (heroin use +20% since 2009), prostitution, HIV infection (+50%), suicide (+17% at least) and murder. To make matters worse healthcare cuts mean it has become more difficult to see a doctor or be admitted to hospital. Pharmaceutical companies, some of which have not been paid at all by the state or been paid in Greek government bonds, have stopped selling drugs to hospitals so that those on prescriptions have to try and buy what they need from private pharmacies.

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… You can get a lab coat for $15 or $20 and maybe add a stethoscope to it for a good costume that’s really cheap, or you can go all out and really customize something,” she said.
She added that people can make zombie costumes as easily as tearing up clothes they already have and then applying makeup.
“Makeup really is what makes a zombie costume,” she said. “There are lots of great videos on YouTube that show you how to do the makeup.”
Lauren Gregory, a 20-year-old Sacramentan, browsed the store Monday trying to decide what she will be for Halloween.
“I have no idea yet,” she said. “I wanted to come here because I read online that it’s haunted and used to be a brothel, and I like that kind of creepy history.”
Kossmann said the upper floors of the Gold Rush-era building were used as a boarding house for a long time and did serve as a brothel-type business at one point.

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100 Years of Women’s Right to Vote in California
(Sacramento, CA)
Monday, October 10, 2011
On October 10th, 1911, California men narrowly gave women the right to vote.  In fact, many Bay Area counties, including San Francisco, opposed the measure.  Sacramento State Government Professor Kim Nalder says that’s because the women’s suffrage movement was closely tied to prohibition.
Nalder: “There were a lot of bars and brothels too, so prostitution was one of the issues.  And there was this conception that women might do away with some of the old boy’s clubs and the power centers that previously existed that were comfortable for some people.”
Instead, women’s suffrage passed with strong support in rural areas.  Nalder says the arguments in favor were more about extending the duties of the household to the state – rather than civil rights and equality.

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