June 1981 - San Francisco Police Officers Association

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SAN FRANCISCO POLICEMAN . Page 20 June 1981- S.F. EXAMINER ** Mon., June 8, 1981Murphy 'can live' with his share of City budgetBy Larry MaatzPolice Chief Cornelius Murphy is "comfortable" with hisdepartment's share of the new San Francisco budgetproposed by Mayor Feinstein."We can live with it without any real tMuble," he said."We've always got a wish book ready if we had any moremoney, but I think we can get along just fine with this." Allcurrent police programs and services will be continued atpresent levels, he says.The department is slated to receive $111,044704 inFeinstein's $1.178 billion budget, almost $6 million more thanthe previous year's allotment.One major saving to the department is the shift of 50regular police officers to The City's Municipal Railway busesand streetcars, replacing 8Bunanned Muni guards. The shiftwill not affect other police services, according to Murphy.because the Mimi assignments will be made on an overtimebasis, in addition to the officers' regular assignments. Sincethe Muni guards were paid from the police budget, the netsaving to the department will be about $500,000, MurphysaidThe budget provides for a net increase of T2 swornofficers during the fiscal year that begins next month andcalls for the replacement of 50 marked patrol cars at a cost of511,600 each, as well as 55 replacement unmarked cars. Thetatter, in an innovative move, are being purchased used fromHertz Corp. and will cost an average of $7,000 each. Thedepartment now fields 200 marked patrol cars and 240unmarked.The budget is expected to grow to $119 million n August.,when Murphy probably will have to ask The City for moremoney when police salaries are standardized with the otherfive major jurisdictions in the state. Patrolmen now receive$20,436 annually. With their benefit package added, the costto The city is about $42,000 a year, according to Sgt. HarlanWilson, supervisor of the department's budget unit.By far the largest piece of the department's budgetarypie ($44.6 million) will be spread among the department'snine district stations for routine uniformed patrol, with thenext largest ($10.1 million) going to traffic regulation.Departmental management has been allotted $7.4 millionwith another $42 million slated for communications.Within the Bureau of Investigations, $6.4 million has beenearmarked for crimes against people. $3.7 million forproperty crimes, $2.3 million for vice crimes and $900,000 forCOME & SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL DINING ROOMLittle Joe'sPizza RestaurantWIDE SELECTION OF ITALIAN DINNERS5006 MISSION ST.CITY WIDE DELIVERY AT ITALY333-3684 - SAN FRANCISCOJoe's #25999 Mission, Daly CityRenie 's Winesand SpiritsGeorge & Gert Strom731-5813255 West Portal AvenueSan Francisco, -CA 94127AZTECA AUTO BODY SHOPCOMPLETE AUTO RECONSTRUCTIONFRANK ZELAYA Y RENE SOMARRIBAGENERAL MECHANIC2140 FOLSON STREET PH. 883-6410/6411SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. 94110Matthews EnterprisesModern, Semi Antique and AntiqueOriental Carpets"We have what you want,even if you don't know it yet"- 1666 Union Street George MatthewsSan Francisco 94123 673-0707the juvenile bureau. -The budget, Murphy said, caas for maintenance Of policeservices at current levels, along with increased productivityin certain areas.Deployment of the 60.man S.Squad is expected to reducepreventable crime by 15 percent, he said, with moreeffective use of the tactical unit expected to reduce streetcrime by another 5 percent. The "Saturation" squad consistsof plainclothes inspectors who target high crime areas.'Those are goals," he said, "and I :think they're realisticgoals. I certainly hope so."Overall, the budget calls for a 5 percent reduction incrime citywide. Department statistics show a sharp increasein serious crime this year, with homicide up 103.7 percent,robbery up 10.7 percent and burglary up 19.8 percent overthe same period last year. Rape is down 2 percent.The budget calls for performance increases in somedepartments, with robbery officers expected to better theirclearance rate (from 49 percent to 51 percent) The auto theftdetail is also expected to increase its clearance rate'(from 70Police ChiefCorneliusMurphy, whosaid he iscomfortablewith hisdepartment's$111,044,704share ofproposed-$i.178 billioncity budgetExam.ner)Ulest & (raszker1812 Noriega St., San Francisco, 94122(NA. CREDIT UNION)A BRIGHTER FUTURE?Many of the exceptional realestate opportunities I handle -are rarely advertised, call, tell -me what you're interested in!INVESTMENT COUNSELING STEPHEN MAXOUTOPOULISRETIRED SFPD OFFICER 661-5300Vintage Restorations Modern ServiceParts Accessories- BAVARIANCYCLE WORKS385 - 8th StreetSan Francisco, CA 94103863-7255Bavarian Cycle Works, an Independent BMWservice, repair and restoration facility, Invitesyou to stop by. Owned and managed by fouryoung BMW enthusiasts, Bavarian CycleWorks has a complete stock of genuineBMW parts. We also offer the finest In usedBMWs and import many quality accessoriesdirect from Germany. We- look forward to servingyou. - -Karl PragerDoug MayerBryan HiltonGeorge Enospercent to 72 percent). The narcotics squad is expected toincrease its arrests by 8 percent and reduce the number ofcomplaints in targeted areas by 10 percent. Communicationsis expected to reduce the "queueing time" on priority callsfrom four minutes to three and the crime prevention detailis expected to increase the number of security inspectionsfor private businesses from 1,100 to 1,300. The fleetmanagement program is expected to reduce the down timeof the department's vehicles to 10 percent.All other departments and details are expected toperform at current levels."'There are some things I'd like to have," Murphy says,like another sting program (a special operation whereundercover policemen posed as fences, buying stolenproperty and arresting a number of thieves). a fingerprintcomputer, some more sophisticated equipment for ourcrhninalistics laboratory, but the money just isn't there."And that's just wishful thinking anyway. The mayor'sbudget is enough for the basics, the things we really need. 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-SAN FRANCISCO POLICEMAN - Page 21 June 1981SUPPLEMENTAL INSURANCE HELPS MEMBERS OF THES.F.P.O.A. AND IS AVAILABLE THROUGH PAYROLL DEDUCTIONFROM AMERICAN FAMILY LIFE ASSURANCETwo policies are being offered: a cancer policy and a hospital intensive carepolicy. They may be purchased separately or in combination.Claim checks are sent directly to you, to use as you see fit. Our payments aremade in addition to your regular hospital insurance, according to the scheduleshown below.If you have never had cancer, you qualify for the cancer policy. If you have neverbeen diagnosed or treated as a victim of a heart attack, heart condition, heart trouble,or any abnormality of the heart, you qualify for the intensive care policy whichpays to you $260.00 per day for intensive care treatment up to $10,000 for each familymember. Payment is fortirst day accident; second day for sickness.Cancer InsurancePayroll deduction premium rates are:CANCER POLICYIndividual ................................................... $3.51 per pay periodFamily $4.75 per pay period.....................................................HOSPITAL INTENSIVE CARE POLICYIndividual ................................................... $1.39 per pay periodFamily ..................................................... $2.31 per pay-periodIf you wish to purchase one or both policies, complete the application below andmail to S.F.P.O.A., 510 - 7th St., S.F. 94103. You will then be mailed a payroll deductionauthorization card to sign and return.BASIC BENEFITSAn limits shown ets lifetime limits for each person coveted.Hospital Confinement - $140 daily first twelve days; $100 per day thereafter. Readmission30 days after discharge starts $140 daily payment again. No limit on numberof confinements.Surgical - Actual charges for operation, to amount shown in schedule in policy.Hospitalization riot reguired. Limit $50 to $1,200.00. No limit on number of operations.Anesthesia - Actual expenses up to a maximum amount ranging from $50 to $300depending on the type of surgery lsee policy for details). No limit on number ofoperations.Radiotherapy and Chemotherapy - Actual charges to $2,500 for X-ray, Radium.Cobalt Therapy and Chemotherapy, in or out of hospital, excluding diagnostic procedures.Limit $2,500 per person.Blood and Plasmis - Actual charges to $t,000 in or out of hospital Includes administrationand processing. No limit for Leukemia. Limit $1 . for all other Cancers.Nursing Service - Actual charges to $40 per day for each day insured is eligible forHospital Confinement Benefit for RN, L.PN., or L.V.N No lifetime maximum.Physician - Actual charges to $12 per day for each day insured is eligible forHospital Confinement Benefit, for plrysician other than surgeon. No lifetime maximum.Drugs and Medicine- Actual charges for drugs and medicines administered whileconfined in hospital up to $250.00. Lifetime timit $250.00.Ambulance - Actual charges to $75 per trip to and Irom hospital where insured isconfined as a patient Limit two trips per confinement. No lifetime maximumU.S. Government Hospital Confinement- $100 per day for first 30 days; $80 perday thereafter No other benefits are payable while confined in a government hospitalEXTENDED BENEFITSFor Hospital Confinements Exceeding 90 Consecutive Days.The Hospital C.,nlbieinent-Dn.gs ft MedIcine Benefit is 100% of the actualcharges made by the hospital up to $10,000 per month beginning with the 91st day ofcontinuous confinement until discharged from the hospital. without any deductionfor poor benefits paid. -FOR EXTENDED BENEFITS THERE ARE NOLIFETIME DOLLAR MAXIMUMS OR TIME LIMITSHOW TO FILE A CLAIMProvide the Company with a pathologist report, and proof of hospitalization forcancer treatment hospital bills).ThIS IS A CANCER ONLY POUCY- (FORM A-9529)SPECIAL FEATURES• Pays regardless of any other insurance.Pays benefits directly to the insured,unless assigned.GUARANTEED RENEWABLE -- - PREMIUMS ADJUSTABLE BY CLASS- - This Policy can be cancelled only by the Insured.- The Poticy is renewable for life, at then current- premium rates. Rates may be changed only ifchanged on all like policies in force in your state.LIMITATIONS ft EXCLUSIONS• This Policy provides benefits only for loss- resulting from definitive cancer treatment.- Positive pathologic proof of diagnosis is required.- Other diseases and accidents are not covered.• Benefits are not provided in nursing homes, or extendedcare fodirties. Government Hospital Confinementbenefit pays only the daily rate shown;no other benefits are payable for such confinementunless the insured would be required to pay.• This policy does not provide any coverage for aperson who has had cancer diagnosed prior to theeffective date of the policy, or who has cancerdiagnosed during the 30 days after the effective- date of the policy.• This poticy will be issued to persons 65 years ofage or older on an "Employee" basis only.FAMILY includes ipouss and dependent onmaieiedchi Wren to age . (Ineurance continuedfor handicapped de,..etdents so providedby statute.)CANCER INSURANCEApplication To: American Family Life Assurance Company, Columbus, Georgia 31999THIS SECTION TO BE COMPLETED BY APPLICANT— PLEASE USE BLUE OR BLACK INKSOCIAL SECURITY NUMBERNAME OFDATE OFINSURED: _____________________________________________ BIRTH: / / I1f I - LIII - 11- I ILast First Middle Initial(If required by employer)ADDRESS OF- PHONE: -INSURED:CITY: -Name of Employer (if applicable)- STATE: __________________ ZIP:PLAN DESIRED: APPLICANT APPLICANT- (CHECK ONE) ONLY AND FAMILYAPPLICANT'S STATEMENTS AND AGREEMENTS: -1. I am employed by the named employer cited above (applicable only if the insurance is being obtained through an"Employee" plan).2.To the best of my knowledge and belief, no person to be covered under the terms of this policy has now or ever hashad cancer in any form, exóept _______________________________________. Any person(s) named as-an exceptionwill not be covered by this policy..3. The "Effective Date" of the policy will be the date recorded on the Policy Schedule by the Home Office. It is not thedate this application is signed.I have read, or had read to me the completed application and realize policy issuance , is based upon statementsand answers provided heroin and they are complete and true to the best of my knowledge and belief.FormDATE: ______________________APPLICANT'S SIGNATURE:ThIS SECTION TO BE COMPLETED BY AGIPLAN: - MODE:0 1. Monthly0 X-R Employee Payroll (all ages)OR BLACK INKPremium -Collected $ ._. DateAgent's -NumberAgent'sSignature_..._______.—..---------------------------'Licensed Resident AgentERICAN FAMILY UFE ASSURANCE COMPANYHospital Intensive Care InsuranceBENEFITS - COVERAGE• One unit of coverage pays $130.00. or two units of coverage pays$260.00 per day for Hospital Intensive Care Unit confinement.• Pays benefits for confinement in Intensive Care in a Government orVeterans Hospital.• Newborn children covered from moment of birth.• Benefits are payable from the first day of confinement due to injuryand from the second day of confinement due to illness, regardlessof any other insurance.• Pays benefits for up to 15 days of Intensive Care confinement inconnection with any one hospital admission. If less than 30 daysseparate two periods of confinement, the second confinement willbe considered a continuation of the initial fonfinement.• Maximum benefit to one person during a lifetime is $5,000 withone unit or $10,000 with two units.RENEWAL PROVISIONIssued through age 64. Guaranteed renewable to age 70 subtect toCompany'sright to change applicable table of premium rates on alllike policies in force in the state,EFFECTIVE DATE OF POLICYNOT EFFECTIVE ON DATE OF APPLICATION. BUT DATE OFISSUE BY THE HOME OFFICE.LIMITATIONS ft EXCLUSIONSe This plan does not include lesser treatment units such as surgicalrecovery rooms and private monitored rooms.• An individual with previously diagnosed or treated heart conditionwill not be insured under this policy.• This plan does not cover confinement resulting from intentionallyself-inflicted bodily injury, suicide attempts, or loss sustained frombeing intoxicated or under the influence of narcotics unless administeredon the advice of a physician.• This plan is not issued to persons who have attained age 65.FAMILY includes spouse and dependent onmenled children toage 19 (Insurance continued for handicapped dependents soprovided by statute).APPLICATION FOR HOSPITAL INTENSIVE CARE INSURANCETo: American Family Life Assurance Company of Columbus, Columbus, Georgia 31999THIS SECTION TO BE COMPLETED BY APPLICANT (PLEASE PRINT) SOC. Sec. No.Name of Applicant:Date of Birth: I / I I - LII] - I I I Iast First Middle Initial - lIf required by employer)HOW TO FILE A CLAIM: Obtain a completed copy of the localhospital claitnjorm which sbisuldshowd'isgnosis-an&a yeparate -. - ----Address of Applicant: - -City:- - DApplicant Only OApplicant & Family- Name of Employer/Organization COVERAGE I3ESIRED:('4 applicablel - 0 $130 Daily Benefit 26O Daily BenefitState: - Zip:I hereby apply for the type of Intensive Care coverage checked, and Vepresent that to the best of my knowledge, information and beliefno person to be insured under this policy is now or has ever been diagnosed or treated as a victim of a heart attack, heart condition,heart trouble, or any abnormality of his heart prior to this date, except (if none, so state)who is to be excluded from any coverage of the American Family Hospital Intensive Care Policy. I understand that the policy issuanceis based on all statements and answers indicated above, which are complete and true to the best of my knowledge and belief. I furtherunderstand that coverage is not effective until the effective date specified in the policy.Applicant's Signature: XDate _______________ Mail Policy To:THIS SECTION TO BE COMPLETED BY AGENT(1 Unit) (2 Unit) Registration Fee: $_0.00PLAN:MODE: 0 1. Monthly (D)r Only)DNA-Franchise DFA-Franchise Premium Collected: - $Total Collected: - $_-Agent's Signature:(Licensed Resident At)Agent's Number: - Date -listirigof - n.y.,_ 4i-871AK{EtAi-MONEORDS PAYABLE'TO AMERICAN FAMILY LIFEASSURANCECOMPAN-Y -.- -- - --Mad to the Home Office - no special form required. - - - -S
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