Archive for Monday, December 01, 1997

• A New Chapter By Nick Green

• Weathering a 1-2 Punch - Heavy Rain and High Tide Combine to Flood Streets and a Few Homes in Newport Beach By Peter M. Warren

• Students Warned to Be Wary of Online Scholarship Offers By Tina Nguyen

• Man Dead After Shooting, 14-Hour Standoff By Lorenza Munoz and Marcida Dodson

• Victims of Mortgage Scam Home for the Holidays With Benefactor’s Aid By Héctor Tobar

• We Can’t Help Kids by Destroying Families By Dana Mack

• Recalling the Dead to Help Protect the Living By Bob Pool

• Center Cultivates Respect for Wildlife By Sylvia L. Oliande

• 4 Years After Quake, Repaired Landmarks to Reopen By Darrell Satzman

• Assignment for Fathers: Join in School Events By Tina Nguyen

• Degrees of Success

• Man, 29, Shot After Allegedly Grabbing Officer’s Gun By Lisa Fernandez

• Obituaries

• Where Congress Schools Its Children

• Berman to Speak at Chamber Lunch By Darrell Satzman

• City Panel to Honor 2 School Officials By Tom Becker

• Lawyers Hope Surrogacy Case Sets Precedent By Davan Maharaj

• Tiny Steps Forward By Fred Alvarez

• 2 Men Found Fatally Shot at Sylmar Home

• You Can Run (Lights) but Can’t Hide From Big Brother By Richard Warchol

• Teachers Defend School’s Ban on Morning Sports By Susan Deemer

• Learning Ins and Outs of English From the Horse’s Mouth By Brenda Loree

• Home Traffic School the Best Course for Some By Brett Johnson

• SEND AWAY

• AUTHORS

• Drawing a Road Map to Self-Sufficiency By Carla Rivera

• Man, 59, Accidentally Shoots Himself in Leg By Scott Steepleton

• Center Offers Free Computer Classes By Lisa Fernandez

• Rain Was Only Small Taste of Storms to Come By Scott Steepleton

• Cities Would Prefer That Adult Businesses Be Ex-Rated By Lesley Wright

• New Law Benefits Old Bug, but Smog Inspection Pollutes Issue By David Haldane

• Time to Pay for Clearing Channels By Sharon Bernstein

• Environmental Costs Debated After County Clears Drainage Channels By Sharon Bernstein

• Taking Back Mexico’s Streets

• AGENDA - ISSUES COMING UP

• Valley Group Seeks to Register Latino Voters By Hugo Martín

• Opportunities for Volunteering By Edward M. Yoon

• With the Right Incentives, We’ll Kick Our Carbon Habit By Robert Lempert and Michael Schlesinger

• Testimony Is Sometimes a Matter of Interpretation By Scott Hadly

• City to Survey Homes to Enforce Fence, Wall Limits

• Moorpark Schools Enter Real Estate Realm By Daryl Kelley

• Privatization Offers Option for Social Security

• Fund-Raiser Honors Memory of Newport Teen Killed in Crash By Lorenza Munoz

• After-Dark Postmark By John M. Glionna

• An Offer They Can’t Refuse

• The Man Who Would Be Mayor By Bill Boyarsky

• Boxing Still Has Right Hook for Trainer By Russ Loar

• This week’s subject: Earthquakes

• Evert Ray Laughlin; Farmer, Pentecostal Minister

• Sun to Rise and Shine This Week By Edward M. Yoon

• Program Offers Senate Internships By Edward M. Yoon

• 12 Hospitalized After Thanksgiving Dinner

• City Offered Grants for Anti-Drug Program

• Professor to Discuss Area’s Ethnic Change By Edward M. Yoon

• The Dollar, Brought to You by Sani-Flush By David Wallechinsky

• 4 Years After Quake, Repaired Landmarks to Reopen By Andrew Blankstein

• THE HOT CORNER By Mike Penner

• Kovalev Shines, but Rangers Tie

• Waving Goodbye to Brea Olinda Days By J A. Adande

• TONIGHT’S GAME By T J. Simers

• Sugar Bowl Will Take Second Look at the Bruins By Jim Hodges

• Playoffs Are in Buccaneers’ Sight

• Sainthood, and a Win, Suit Ditka Just Fine

• After Leading by Two Shots, Norman Loses in a Playoff

• It Goes From Bad to Hearst for the 49ers By T J. Simers

• This Week’s Tournaments

• Vaught Considers Season-Ending Surgery By Chris Baker

• Bettis Runs Through the Cardinals

• Bruins Find a Star While Losing Again By Earl Gustkey

• Pleasurable Ringing in His Ears

• Bruins Find a Star While Losing Again By Earl Gustkey

• Perreault Line Gets It Done By Lonnie White

• These Fans Get to Enjoy Grey Cup a Little Too Much By Mal Florence

• Cappel Leads UCI Women Past Fairfield

• The Team of the Month Keeps Going in Atlanta

• Westwood Defeats Norman in Australian Open Playoff

• Lakers Prevail but Feel Empty By Scott Howard-Cooper

• Jaguars Spin Their Wheels Inside the 20

• Davis Is Looking to Return

• THE POLLS

• Rams Show They Don’t Miss Phillips

• Lavin Favors Small Lineup By Tim Kawakami

• Big Three Remain Unchanged

• NOT BOWLED OVER / ALLIANCE BOWLS By Chris Dufresne

• LAKERS REPORT / NOTES - Jones Continues Offensive Groove By Scott Howard-Cooper

• Eagles’ Baby Boomer Coming of Age

• Dolphins Not Run of Mill in This One

• NOT BOWLED OVER / ALLIANCE BOWLS By Mike Downey

• He’s So Money

• Swedes Complete Their U.S. Sweep By Julie Cart

• Dollas Is Ready to Return By Elliott Teaford

• Stanford Wins Title in Hawaii

• Bailey Is Along for a Winning Ride on Subordination in Hollywood Derby By Bob Mieszerski

• Patriots’ Struggles Continue

• Falcons Not the Ones Going South

• Cypress Loses in Tournament Final

• StingRays Are Stung by Quest By Earl Gustkey

• No Question That He’s on Trakh By J A. Adande

• Independence Declaration By Robyn Norwood

• Putts, Records Fall for Lehman By Thomas Bonk

• Long Beach State Falls Short, 85-74

• Roggin Injured in Auto Accident By Larry Stewart

• Michaels Right on the Mark With Cosell-Like Comments By Randy Harvey

• Bibby Tinkers With Lineup By Greg Sandoval

• Solis Eclipses Field Aboard Ryafan in Matriarch Victory By Bob Mieszerski

• This Victory Is Thomas’ Pride and Joy

• A Formula for Boosting Brain Power By Rochelle O'Gorman Flynn

• The Search for Estrogen Alternatives By Joe Graedon and Teresa Graedon

• MEDIA MIX By Rochelle O'Gorman Flynn

• Whooping Cough Isn’t Confined to Youngsters

• Give This Man a Purple Heart By Martin Miller

• MEDIA MIX By Rochelle O'Gorman Flynn

• A New Attitude Let Her Climb to Success By Suzanne Mccowan

• It’s That Time of the Year By Shari Roan

• MEDIA MIX By Rochelle O'Gorman Flynn

• Run–Don’t Walk–From Sick Folks By Shari Roan

• Caregivers Pose Deadly Threat if Spreading the Flu By Paul Recer

• Germ Warfare I By Martin Miller

• Vital Signs By Shari Roan

• These Remedies Might or Might Not Help

• Keep It to Yourself By Shari Roan

• Heavy Lifting, Lighter Spirit By Candace A. Wedlan

• He Sees Patients but Would Rather See Consumers By Phil Jackman

• Sick City, USA

• Something’s in the Air By Kathleen Doheny

• Southlanders: Prepare for a Longer-Than-Usual Flu Season By Kathleen Doheny

• Front-Line Troops Offer Help By Barbara Thomas

• You Can Keep a Healthy Balance, Even in December By Kathy Smith

• HARDCOVER

• My Lai Hero Balks at Format for His Medal Ceremony

• 2 Bomb Blasts Kill 3, Injure 62

• New Treatment May Fight Brain Disease

• Gunman Found Dead in Motel After 14-Hour Anaheim Standoff By Lorenza Munoz and Marcida Dodson

• Netanyahu Gets OK of Cabinet for Pullout Plan By Rebecca Trounson

• Teen Held in Killing of Man Who Wouldn’t Buy Liquor

• The Performance Behind the Performance By Jonathan Levi

• Traffic School in the Video Age By Brett Johnson

• Trees With All the Trimmings By David Reyes

• El Nino Credited in Hurricane Slump

• French Hostage Dies in Blast in Tajikistan

• Clinton’s Attorney Also Feels Investigative Heat By Jonathan Peterson

• LAUGH LINES

• Dune Buggy Flips, Killing Woman, Son

• Brown Joins Push to Retake, Restore Golden Gate Park By Mary Curtius

• Experts Split Over New Role for National Guard By Paul Richter

• A Life of Service By Jean O. Pasco

• Texas Group Seeks to Register 35,000 Latino Voters in Valley By Hugo Martín

• Molotov Cocktail Thrown at Macy’s in San Francisco

• Realizing a Utopian Goal in Center That Doesn’t Cohere By Nicolai Ouroussoff

• A Hard-Core Fighter for Adult Businesses By Thao Hua

• Exit Poll Shows Ruling-Party Candidate Ahead in Honduras

• Up on the Rooftop for Christmas Lights? Experts Urge Caution By Frank Messina

• Iraqis March in Funeral for 100 Children

• Israeli Court Orders U.S. Teen Sought in Killing Held Longer

• Shuttle Can’t Salvage Solar Experiment

• Winnie Mandela Under Siege, to Testify Publicly By Dean E. Murphy

• A Labor of Love for Boys of McFarland By Mark Arax

• Mammoth Area Hit by Quake Swarm

• Just for Kicks, Try Watching the Ref By Chris Erskine

• Farrakhan to Visit Iraq on World Tour

• Nurse Convicted in Killing Gets Married

• GOP Lawmakers Are Counting on Making Taxes Pay in 1998 Agenda By Ronald Brownstein

• School District Seeks a Role in Real Estate Development By Daryl Kelley

• Partial Tally Shows Ruling-Party Candidate Ahead in Honduras

• Hot Rods by Boyd Names New Director

• Paint It Ain’t By Karen Kaplan

• William Ford Jr. Reportedly to Head Ford

• Laboratory-Produced Human Skin, Researchers Say, Is Only the Beginning By David Pescovitz

• S. Korea, IMF Agree on Plan for Bailout By David Holley

• Poetry on the Internet By P J. Huffstutter

• Schools Go Wireless By P J. Huffstutter

• Early Reports on Sales Ring Up Retail Optimism By George White

• EVENTS

• THE WEEK AHEAD

• Cautionary Tales for Cyber-Biz Newbies By Krissy Harris

• Video Telephony Still Not Picture Perfect By Kim Komando

• Windows NT Moves Into Apple’s Core By Charles Piller

• China Investigates Accounting Industry

• Bell Labs’ Transistor Technology ‘Beyond State of the Art’ By Greg Miller

• Westinghouse Electric to Become CBS Today

• Less Work, More Play

• Sounding Off By Karen Kaplan

• Virgin Interactive Appears Behind in Game Plan for IPO By P J. Huffstutter

• Kids, Surfing Safety and Other Considerations By Lawrence J. Magid

• Aspiring Teacher Wants Kids to Know Their Computer ABCs By Susan Mcrae

• Too Bad It Wasn’t Ready for Sweeps

• A Stylish Program Conducted by Foster By Daniel Cariaga

• The Ship Has Sailed By Mark Swed

• Judging a Movie by Its Cover By John Clark

• Filmgoers Gobble Up ‘Flubber’ By Robin Rauzi

• CBS Primed to Use Olympics for Run at Winner’s Circle By Jane Hall

• McLachlan Surfaces to a Richer Level By Steve Hochman

• Ben Folds Five Blends Gloss, Quirkiness By Natalie Nichols

• No Reason to Belittle Music for Children By Michael Silversher

• A True Poly-Anna By Jan Herman

• After the Holidays, It’ll Be Back to Business By Brian Lowry

• Amid ‘Troopers’ Gore, It’s Easy to Miss the Message By Jon Zelazny

• Vienna Choir Boys Honor Joyous Tradition By John Henken

• Jane’s Addiction Provides Over-the-Top Inspiration By Sandy Masuo

• Modern Art - O.C. Universities in Step With Demand for Digital Expertise By Zan Dubin

• World AIDS Day to Focus on Healing Power of Theater

• A Joyous Tradition Is Honored By John Henken

• Exposing Sensationalism of Eatery Expose By David Horowitz