City attorney accuses mayor of corruption  SAN DIEGO - San
Diego's city attorney Thursday called the mayor corrupt and
accused him of bailing out a campaign contributor by secretly
helping him get approval to put up an unsafe building near
Montgomery Field.  Mayor Jerry Sanders scoffed at City Attorney
Mike Aguirre's claim that he was helping Sunroad Enterprises
erect a building the Federal Aviation Administration believes
would be a hazard to airplanes and said being called corrupt by
the city attorney is about par for the course.  "Anyone who does
not agree with Mr. Aguirre is sometimes accused of being
corrupt," he said. "I've had a relationship with him in the past
and I'm sure I'll have a relationship with him in the future.
I've decided to let it pass."  Sunrise owner Aaron Feldman
reportedly contributed $3,600 to Sanders' campaign, held a fund-
raiser for Sanders and also donated $1 million for the city to
buy a firefighting helicopter after the devastating wildfires of
a few years ago.  Even so, "nobod