https://www.usnews.com/news/national-news/articles/2017-04-14/10-things-you-didnt-know-about-dianne-feinstein

4.Feinstein had an up-close experience in 1978 related to gun control: As president of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, she discovered the body of Harvey Milk, the city's first openly gay supervisor, in his office. Dan White, a former supervisor, fatally shot then-Mayor George Moscone and then Milk. Feinstein took over as San Francisco's mayor, a position she had unsuccessfully competed for before replacing Moscone and then being elected and holding the job until 1989.

1. She and Jack Berman eloped in 1956 and they divorced in 1959; they had one daughter, Katherine. Feinstein was married to Bertram Feinstein from 1962 until his death in 1978. Feinstein has been married to Richard Blum since 1980. Blum, an investment banker, made headlines for maintaining business interests in China while Feinstein was a White House intermediary for Chinese President Jiang Zemin, whom she met as San Francisco's mayor while he was Shanghai's mayor. Purchases of government properties by real estate firm CBRE, of which Blum was the board's chairman at the time, have also led to conflict-of-interest claims.

1978 big yr for diane, husband dies and the mayor of sf poof she mayor. interdasting

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https://diva.sfsu.edu/collections/sfbatv/bundles/235960

Belva Davis hosts this 1-hour special live program taped for KQED on the night of the murders of Supervisor Harvey Milk and Mayor George Moscone by Supervisor Dan White in San Francisco, on November 27th, 1978. Includes: a report on the funeral service for Mayor George Moscone at San Francisco's St. Mary's Cathedral; a phone in session with acting Mayor Diane Feinstein and updates about the Dan White murder case; views from inside city hall; Mel Wax (Moscone's press secretary) and Willie Brown making statements to the press; views of the Coroner removing the bodies of Moscone and Milk; Pamela Young reporting on a statement by Dan White's wife and describing the chain of events; William Rukeyser reporting on the transfer of power within city hall; George Dusheck reporting on Dan White's connection to the fire department and the Irish-American community; Fire Chief Andrew Casper stating that White was due to receive a medal for bravery; Rollin Post commenting on the political fallout from this tragedy and possible candidates for mayor; Randy Shilts commenting on Milk and some reactions from the gay community; an interview with Supervisor Carol Ruth Silver at city hall, who talks about her relationship with Harvey Milk and the relationship between Milk and Dan White; Rollin Post reporting on Moscone’s background and career; live coverage of Moscone’s memorial at St. Marys Cathedral: an in-studio discussion with Willie Brown and Mel Wax, which Brown talks about being the last person to see Moscone alive; Rita Williams talking to Carol Ruth Silver about what may have caused White to commit murder; Diane Feinstein talking about when the board will re-convene to elect mayor, via phone link; Willie Brown responding to a question about whether there’s any connection between the Milk/Moscone murders and the Peoples Temple/Jonestown event and the studio panel discussing whether these high-profile murders will deter other people from entering politics. Opening graphic designed by Carrie Hawks.

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Four months ago, Cliff Webb wrote…

Dan White was a patsy. Feinstein murdered Milk and Moscone.