Archive for Saturday, December 06, 1997

• St. Mark to Celebrate Its 35th Year By Gena Pasillas

• Volunteers to Install Smoke Detectors By John Canalis

• Woodridge Developer Asks School Officials to Drop Boundary Plan By Chris Chi

• Killer of Yorba Linda Teen Sought By Steve Carney

• Mayor Denounces Plan for Rail Crossings By Debra Cano

• B’nai B’rith Hanukkah Program

• Valley Man Among 6 Arrested By Scott Steepleton

• Kusske Named Chief of UCI Neurosurgery By Lisa Addison

• Christmas Reading at Unity Center

• Christmas Concert to Benefit At-Risk Youth By Edward M. Yoon

• 200 Creches on Display in Ojai

• West Covina Police Chief’s Hiring of Associate Probed By Richard Winton and Daniel Yi

• Woman Kills Self After Confessing on Radio Show to 2 Attacks By Joe Mozingo and Scott Hadly

• Handicapables Set Holiday Event

• Festival of Lights to Open With L.A. Landmarks Theme

• Publisher Pays for Recount of City Council Election

• Casa History Not on Menu By Jerry Hicks

• Temple Sets Hanukkah Dinner

• Annual Marathon to Be Run Rain or Shine, Organizers Say

• For Mother and Child, a Home for Christmas By John Canalis

• Author Hillinger to Appear at Signing By Richard Warchol

• It’s No Snow Job–City’s Winterfest Is a Washout By Lisa Addison

• 4 Elementary Schools Get All-Year Schedule By John Pope

• City May Streamline Film-Permit Process By Richard Warchol

• Relief Agency to Deliver Christmas Cheer By John Dart

• Historic Lopez Adobe Reopened By Darrell Satzman

• The Love of Knowledge Begins at Home By Nancy N. Faust

• Panel Expands Airport Curfew By Tom Becker

• New Families Can Be Culturally Confusing By Norine Dresser

• Nutcracker Holiday Offers Family Fun By Debra Cano

• Paying Tribute to Diana

• Shabbat Services for Teens

• Reform Rabbis Will Consider Return to Kosher Dietary Laws By John Dart

• Religion Notes By Karla Perez-Villalta

• Mission Hostages’ Wives to Speak

• Traditional Procession Planned

• Day of Celebration at St. Anthony’s

• City Manager Is Up for Glendora Post By Susan Deemer

• City Workers to Get 2.5% Pay Increase By Debra Cano

• Community Vespers Program

• City Will Join Panel Overseeing Libraries By Kate Folmar

• Former Estancia Coach Gets 5 Years in Jail By Thao Hua

• City Names New Assistant Manager By Regina Hong

• Woman, 18, Killed in Mission Viejo as Her Vehicle Flips By Steve Carney

• In the Business of Fighting Cancer By Frank Messina

• Seniors Test Fitness Levels at YMCA By Edward M. Yoon

• Holiday Parade Is Sunday, Rain or Shine By Edward M. Yoon

• Stretch of Road to Close Down By Debra Cano

• Rain, Wind Pound the County By Hilary E. Macgregor

• No Need to Parade Their Wares By Steve Harvey

• Even Rain Won’t Deter Delivery of Sandbags By Julio V. Cano

• Youth Foundation Offers Memberships By Dawn Hobbs

• Council to Review Curfew Revision By Richard Warchol

• Neighbors to Renew Noise Battle By Hope Hamashige

• Authorities Seek Relatives of Man Killed in Siege By Bonnie Hayes

• Hermandad Seeks Apologies By Nancy Cleeland

• An Evening of Music and Desserts

• Community Workshop to Focus on Proposed Village Center

• Alternative School Set to Expand Onto Adjacent Campus

• Elementary School Students to Make 3-D Maps of Neighborhood

• State Grant Approved for 2 Santa Clara River Projects By Nick Green

• Boy, 8, a Witness to Mother’s Fatal Beating By Solomon Moore

• Couple Bound, Robbed by Men Posing as Police By Solomon Moore

• Honor All Thy Forefathers?

• Town Gets New Mayor, Police Chief By Nick Green

• City Administrator Quits to Become Colton Manager

• Anti-Crime Activist Rush Selected Mayor By Mimi Ko Cruz

• Vacancy on School Personnel Panel By Hope Hamashige

• 17 Arrested in Crackdown on Major Drug Ring By Dan Weikel and Ron Ostrow

• Urban Renewal Group Wins National Honor By Debra Cano

• Officials Appeal Order to Unseal Testimony on Police Shooting

• L.A. Craft and Folk Art Museum to Close Down By Suzanne Muchnic

• Plan to Let Voters Pick Ballot Date Is Rejected By John Pope

• 5 Men Arrested in Counterfeit Designer Clothing Operation

• Latino, Black Churches Plan Union of Cultures By Karen Robinson-Jacobs

• Nun Apologizes for TV Criticism of Mahony By John Dart

• Hanukkah Workshops Scheduled

• Methodist Worship Services

• Council Rejects Plan for Skateboard Park By Frank Messina

• Holidays Compel Interfaith Pairs to Find Solutions By Lisa Fernandez

• Environmental Fair Scheduled Sunday By Lisa Fernandez

• Under the Weather By Hilary Macgregor and Karima A. Haynes

• Janice Elaine Hancock; Postal Service Clerk

• Trauma Suit Against Disneyland Rejected By Thao Hua

• Officials to Discuss Rocketdyne Cleanup By Kate Folmar

• Soul Mates By Frank B. Williams

• Simi Council Homes In on Residence-Based Business By Kate Folmar

• Board May Change Bidding System By Shelby Grad

• Convent to Hold Boutique

• Publisher Recalled as Man of Honor By Bettina Boxall

• Sandpipers Holiday Tour of Homes Features Artwork

• Council to Hold Night Meeting to Accommodate Residents

• Earning His Wings, and the Right to Swagger Just a Bit By Eric Malnic

• Three Years After the Fall

• New Mayor Also Leads State’s League of Cities By John Canalis

• Weekend Storm Cancels or Delays Some Holiday Events By Dawn Hobbs

• Plan Would Help Needy to Get Cars By Richard Warchol

• Christmas Parade in Montrose Tonight

• Many Holiday Events Planned This Weekend By Lesley Wright

• Machine Explodes; Worker Killed

• Mothers’ Role in Workplace

• 2 Women Testify About Alleged Sexual Attacks by El Rio Driver By Tracy Wilson

• Teen Opera Singer to Aid School Project By Sylvia L. Oliande

• By George Ramos

• Grandfather of Slain Tot Noted Dad’s Contrasts By Tracy Wilson

• Officer Says Road Not Wet Before Crash By Robert Ourlian

• Carols From Around the World

• PTSA Seeking Toys Through Dec. 17 By Lisa Fernandez

• Caller to Radio Show Kills Herself By Joe Mozingo and Scott Hadly

• County, Cities Join to Fight Newhall Ranch By Richard Warchol

• Officer Excels on Baby Delivery Beat By Solomon Moore

• Obituaries

• BREA

• Extended Hours

• Special Service at Buddhist Temple

• Environmental Fair at Temple

• 3-Night ‘Encounter Jesus’ Series

• A Silence on Women at Bishops’ Gathering

• Storm Plants Itself Over Basin By Hilary Macgregor and Karima A. Haynes

• Economic Alliance Plans Summit on Valley Transit By Tom Becker

• Point-Shaving Scandal Hits Arizona State

• Irvin Nets Title, Caps Prep Career By Dave Mckibben

• Henderson Remembers Role By Tim Kawakami

• Still Moving Wright Along By David Wharton

• TODAY’S OTHER GAMES By Lon Eubanks

• TODAY’S OTHER GAMES By Steve Henson

• Antelope Valley Speaks Volumes in Semifinals By Steve Galluzzo

• Ringing in the New By Steve Springer

• Hoover Lives Up to Expectations, 76-58 By Mitch Polin

• This Bruin Puts His Cubs First By Bill Plaschke

• Herndon Leads La Mirada Past Covina

• Paraclete Leaves Yucca Valley Feeling All Wet By Dave Desmond

• There’s No Walkover for Lukas’ Sharp Cat By Bob Mieszerski

• Harvard-Westlake Senior Captures Singles Title By Dave Mckibben

• SOUTHERN SECTION

• Four Invited to Heisman Presentation By Associated Press

• GIRLS’ BASKETBALL ROUNDUP

• Page Seeking Support System By Elliott Teaford

• Wilson Makes Difference for Royal

• Chandler: Handicapper’s Tip Was Bogus By Lisa Dillman

• Mater Dei Makes Return to Title Game By Mike Terry

• Mater Dei Is Back in Title Game By Mike Terry

• TODAY’S OTHER GAMES By Rob Fernas

• South Carolina Escapes, 74-73

• Chatsworth’s Offense Stopped by Carson’s Rainy-Night Plan By Michael Lazarus

• TODAY’S OTHER GAMES By Jim Hodges

• UCLA Women Beat San Diego

• Hart Gets Run Out by Peninsula, 35-10 By Peter Yoon

• Momentum Took U-Turn on Road By Lonnie White

• Belfour the Brightest Star as Dallas Defeats Calgary

• Forestville El Molino (32-5) vs. Ocean View (20-1) By Michael Itagaki

• Nguyen Tough but Comes Up Short By Dave Mckibben

• Hart Lineman Can’t Cast Spell

• Santa Ana’s Comeback Earns Matchup Against Antelope Valley By Steve Kresal

• Toreadors Get to City Section Final on a Pass By Eric Sondheimer

• Orioles Sign Kamieniecki to New Contract

• Hurns Is Difference for Taft

• Tampa’s View of Game Better Than Any in L.A. By T J. Simers

• Orioles Sign Kamieniecki for 2 Years

• U.S. Team Falls in Water Polo Tournament

• Drinking Is OK, but Rose Bowl Operators Will Limit Smoking

• Golden West Beats San Joaquin Delta in Volleyball

• Antelope Valley, Moorpark Go Bowling Today By Vince Kowalick

• Santa Margarita Storms Past Villa Park, 60-44

• Whitaker Will Try to Ring Up Another KO

• San Jose Archbishop Mitty (28-2) vs. Marina (21-2) By Michael Itagaki

• NBA Trivia That Fits Any Occasion By Mal Florence

• A Point of His Own - G.G. Smith Stayed at Georgia When Dad Left for Kentucky By Chris Foster

• Waves Move Closer to Title, 13-8

• Campbell Passes His Biggest Test By Scott Howard-Cooper

• Santa Margarita Rolls Into Title Game By Martin Henderson

• Finally, Chaminade to Meet Simi Valley By John Ortega

• Alomar to Sprewell, a Downward Spiral By Ken Rosenthal

• TODAY’S OTHER GAMES By Earl Gustkey

• TODAY’S OTHER GAMES By John Weyler

• Sprewell Grievance Is Filed

• Harris Tugging Bryant’s Reins By Scott Howard-Cooper

• Folk Suspended Indefinitely

• Harvard-Westlake’s Irvin Wins Singles Championship By Dave Mckibben

• Mountain View St. Francis (33-3) vs. Santa Margarita (22-5) By Michael Itagaki

• Top Eight Is the Key in Fresno By John Ortega

• San Clemente Gets Past Esperanza in Tournament By Dan Arritt

• Friday’s Yardstick

• Kizierowski Wins to Pace Cal in Men’s Swimming

• Moorpark Finally Pours It On By Mike Hiserman

• Ice Dogs Win in a Shootout

• Peninsula Runs by Hart for 35-10 Win

• Humphries on Injured List

• Horsing Around By Linda Whitmore

• Orioles Sign Kamieniecki to New Contract

• Hot Attractions for Cool Customers By Pete Thomas

• Piatkowski Has Filled in Nicely By Chris Baker

• Moss Sets Touchdown Record as Marshall Beats Toledo, 34-14

• San Pedro Wins in Overtime By Steven Herbert

• Jordan Scores Only 13, but Bulls Win, 84-62

• UCLA Undiminished in New Mexico’s Eyes By Tim Kawakami

• Moorpark Buries Streak in the Mud By Mike Bresnahan

• Hurns, Taft Slither Past Sylmar, 8-6 By Paige A. Leech

• Trojans Take Chances Outside By Greg Sandoval

• Boylan Scores 51 in Victory for Westmark

• USC Has Easy Time in First Round

• Mater Dei’s Bid for Title Stays Alive By Mike Terry

• Tough Call By Elliott Teaford

• Van Horn Successful in Debut With Nets

• Thousands Mourn Girls Slain by Classmate

• Justices to Rule on Teacher-Student Sex By David G. Savage

• Russia’s Ugly Little Secret: Misogyny By Vanora Bennett

• U.N. Should Head Off Bloodshed, Panel Says By Stanley Meisler

• Firm Sues UCI Over Unclaimed Embryos, Sperm By David Haldane

• President’s Aide, Reporter Kidnapped

• Israeli Strike Continues for 3rd Day

• For Gore, Silence on Calls May Hurt Presidential Bid By Elizabeth Shogren

• As Storms Arrive, Rainmakers Are Still in Demand By Susan Abram

• John E. Moss; Wrote Landmark Legislation

• John E. Moss; Wrote Landmark Legislation

• President Tries to Cool Tax-Cut Fever

• Train Victims’ Mother Arrested in DUI By Tom Gorman

• Netanyahu Gives Albright Short Shrift By John-Thor Dahlburg

• Envoys’ Record of Service Adds to Arlington Dispute By Paul Richter

• Clinton Extends U.S. Military Presence

• Moscow Accuses American Worker of Spying By Vanora Bennett

• Mexico City’s Mayor Sworn In Amid Cheers By Mary Beth Sheridan

• 3 Accused in Theft of Flight 800 Debris By John J. Goldman

• Medicare Reform Panel Faces Formidable Odds By Alissa J. Rubin

• UCLA Rejects $1-Million Turkish Gift By Kenneth R. Weiss

• Image Campaign Offers Little Allure

• Battle Between Tamil Rebels, Sri Lankan Army Kills 250, Officials Say

• Leon Goldman; Surgeon Was Pioneer in Laser Medicine By Myrna Oliver

• Probation Dept. Use of Overtime Goes Unchecked By Josh Meyer

• Detroiters Eulogize First Black Mayor

• High Court to Consider Death Row Fast Track By David G. Savage

• U.S. Jobless Rate Hits 24-Year Low in Growth Surge By Art Pine

• Violet Carlson; Star of Vaudeville, Musicals By Myrna Oliver

• Sense of Adventure Betrays Many By Vanora Bennett

• Laos Sheds Its Isolationist Cocoon By David Lamb

• Sumitomo Plans to Sell Banks in California By Evelyn Iritani and James F. Peltz

• Storm Plants Itself Over Southland By Hilary Macgregor and Karima A. Haynes

• Man Kills Wife, 3 Children

• Parties Exchange Charges at Hearing on Anti-Asian Bias By Marc Lacey

• Shuttle Returns; Inquiry Due on Errant Satellite

• Immigrants’ Children Spark Citizenship Battle in France By John-Thor Dahlburg

• Trail Heats Up in ‘94 Argentina Bombing By Sebastian Rotella

• 4.0 Aftershock Strikes Near Yucaipa

• Kaczynski’s Cabin Arrives in Sacramento

• Gifford Facing New Sweatshop Charges

• Yeltsin Plea Prods Russian Lawmakers to OK Budget By Vanora Bennett

• Nichols’ Lawyers Point to Another Suspect By Richard A. Serrano

• House Subpoenas Memo by FBI Chief

• State Files to Drop Charges Against O.C. Auditor Lewis By Shelby Grad and Michael G. Wagner

• NBA Choking Incident Hits Public Nerve By Maria L. La Ganga

• Key Clues in Boston Art Theft Are Fakes By Elizabeth Mehren

• 250 Reportedly Killed in Fighting

• Intel Backs Down on Digital TV Formats By Greg Miller

• Also …

• Power Drain By Chris Kraul

• Asian Crisis Clouds Local Tourism Picture By Yung Kim

• Federal Judge Hears Microsoft Antitrust Case

• Amelio’s Apple Severance Tops $6.7 Million

• Warner Bros., PolyGram Near Financing Deal By Claudia Eller

• Singer Sues to End Arista Contract By (marla Matzer)

• Battle Royal

• Tobacco Suit Study Backs U.S. By Henry Weinstein

• Mitsubishi Opens Competition for Account By (denise Gellene)

• Unocal to Close Unit That Junks Old Cars By Patrice Apodaca

• Three Firms Turn Over Confidential Papers

• Stocks Surge, Nearly Wiping Out October Plunge By Walter Hamilton

• Wal-Mart, Kmart Remove ‘Smack’ Album By Chuck Philips

• Transamerica to Sell Posh Ventana Inn to Texas REIT By Jesus Sanchez

• U.S., Kodak Lose Japan Trade Suit By Evelyn Iritani

• Once Again, Canadians Say It’s in the Mail By Craig Turner

• ‘Thousand Men and Baby’ Sails Into Holiday Hearts By Daryl H. Miller

• Pacific Adds a Note of Seasoning By Chris Pasles

• O.C. Is Rockin’ for a Cause By Mike Boehm

• A Son of Pop By Natalie Nichols

• CalArts Comes Full Circle to Downtown By Diane Haithman

• Paradise Shares a Glimpse of Its Life By William Wilson

• One gifted actress and enchanting puppetry magically adapt the story of ‘Peter Pan.’ By Laurie Winer

• Paradise Shares a Glimpse of Its Life By William Wilson

• Lackluster Set Douses Hype Fueling Jonathan Fire Eater By Sara Scribner

• ‘Fleet Command’: War as a Rehearsal By Tony Perry

• Bach’s First ‘Magnificat’ Performed By John Henken

• ‘Salt of the Earth’ to Screen at LACMA

• Janet Reno, the Getty and Holiday Festivities Today By Lee Harris

• Comedy Store Benefit Seeks Toys for Kids

• Morning Report By Shauna Snow

• A Benefit With Bite By Jon Matsumoto

• TAFFY to Present Free Family Holiday Show

• Emotion-Driven Solos, Familiar Staples Fill Festival By Jennifer Fisher

• Foster Lets Brahms’ Third Symphony Speak for Itself By Daniel Cariaga

• Back to Bach Orchestrations By John Henken

• Sherwood Oaks Sets Seminar for Writers

• Wanted: Best, Brightest Homes for Holiday Listing

• DECEMBER PLANTING GUIDE

• Make a Colorful Point With Christmas Cactus By Julie Bawden Davis

• Steeped in Tradition By Kathy Bryant

• Thanks to Pet Dogs, Recently Installed Sod Is Going to Seed By John Morell

• Prego By Cyndi Y. Nightengale

• Night Stand’s Predecessors Had More Varied Uses By Terry Kovel and Ralph

• Be Diligent in Seeking Out Termites