He is a human rights, civil rights activist who isn't afraid of being arrested, as he was while protesting the University of California Regents' decision to rescind affirmative action policies late this summer Through his work at Glide Memorial Church, he and a corps of volunteers provide almost every human service imaginable to downtrodden residents of San Francisco's Tenderloin. Events include late model, street stock and stock car racing. It reopened this year, despite neighbors' protests. Fred Cook has offered to take the photographer for a cruise in his WWII bomber during the show. Aircraft owners show off their winged babies on the tarmac.
Community groups sell all sorts of foods.
Spectators get stiff necks. This will be the second day of the two-day air show. It appeared that this show would not be held this year because it has had financial problems. Sponsors did, too. A group of merchants stepped forward to salvage the show.