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A state appeals court on Wednesday appeared to be leaning toward overturning a lower court ruling that ordered fired San Francisco Elections Director Tammy Haygood back to work. First District Court of Appeal Justice Ignazio Ruvolo said he had a "fundamental problem" with Haygood's argument that she was not subject to civil service rules, since she had the right to appeal her termination and had signed a probationary agreement.
December 12, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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