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Thank You and Goodbye Erica Black BLOG 10

Posted on August 19, 1973 by Bill Fox

Sunday, August 19, 1973 Well, all good things come to an end. Erica left an hour ago to start her freshman year at UCLA — with her mother driving her to L.A. Yes, it was time for her to go —but … Continue reading →

Posted in Women | Tagged end of relationship, Starting UCLA

Friday the 13th — A Front Page Story BLOG 9

Posted on April 13, 1973 by Bill Fox

Friday, April 13, 1973   This cop life I’m living is really over the edge, sometimes. Like tonight — a double fatal auto accident. I was working with Paul De la Fressange, and at 0300, we got this call: “529 Explosion.” … Continue reading →

Posted in Women | Tagged fatal auto accidents, San Francisco, San Francisco Examiner, SFFD rescue

Only in San Francisco BLOG 8

Posted on April 12, 1973 by Bill Fox

Thursday, April 12, 1973   I worked the Richmond 3 car this morning up in Pacific Heights. What a contrast within one mile. On one end live the extremely wealthy in mansions with views of the Golden Gate and on … Continue reading →

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She Digs Cops! BLOG 7

Posted on April 2, 1973 by Bill Fox

Monday, April 2, 1973 Sometimes I wonder whether it’s Erica or me who’s on the bigger ego trip. She really digs it that she’s doing a cop.Too bad this isn’t high school … well … it is for her. Whew!

Posted in Women | Tagged guy vs. guy, Lowell High School, male competition, Presentation High School, St. Ignatius High School

Erica Black and the Amazing View BLOG 6

Posted on March 30, 1973 by Bill Fox

Friday, March 30, 1973 Rain tonight for the first time since my move here. Then the sky cleared and the City was pristine and shimmering. The Transamerica Pyamid, which just opened last week, looked just like a Christmas tree. My view at … Continue reading →

Posted in City Views, Women | Tagged 1970s San Francisco night skyline, bean bag chairs, romance

I Miss My Mom BLOG 5

Posted on March 25, 1973 by Bill Fox

Sunday, March 25, 1973 Cashed a check and went to Sears on Geary Blvd. for towels, dishes and everything else needed for a new place. Like the lady who waited on me. Not hard on the eyes and she knew … Continue reading →

Posted in City Views, Women | Tagged Diamond Heights, Memorial Stadium, old KGO transmitter, San Francisco, Sutro Tower, telescope, Twin Peaks, UC Berkeley

Ski Chalet in San Francisco — BLOG 4

Posted on March 24, 1973 by Bill Fox

Saturday, March 24, 1973 Moving day. All I did today was walk up and down steps. Boy, you sure don’t know how much stuff you have until you gotta move it. The place is Great! Better even than I’d dreamed. … Continue reading →

Posted in Women | Tagged Diamond Heights apartment, Giants vs. Angels, moving, San Francisco, San Francisco vista, Views of San Francisco

“Divorce is the screwing you get — for the screw you got.” BLOG 2

Posted on March 22, 1973 by Bill Fox

Thursday, March 22, 1973 Day off today. A really wet winter, but this was the first  nice day in San Francisco in quite a while. Sunny and 65 degrees. I’m surrounded by 30-year-old guys at work on the midnight watch. … Continue reading →

Posted in Women | Tagged Diamond Heights apartment, San Francisco

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