Archive for Monday, December 08, 1997

• Math and Sciences Complex Is College’s Newest Addition By Nick Green

• What Makes Parents Worry

• Lesson for HMOs: Time With Patients Is Profitable

• Focusing on What Students Must Unlearn - Programs That Tackle Stereotypes Are Gaining Popularity in Schools By Lesley Wright

• Hearing Slated on Universal Expansion By Tom Becker

• Opportunities for Volunteering By Edward M. Yoon

• Filtration Plant Plans Move Ahead, at a Trickle By Eric Slater

• April Election Considered for 2 School Bonds By Regina Hong and Lisa Fernandez

• Going Beyond a Reduction in Class Size By Duke Helfand

• DECEMBER HOLIDAYS

• Crossroads for Mexico City

• District Wants Non-Bilingual Program OKd By Nick Anderson

• Nita Coffman St. Ann; Food Services Worker

• Great Teachers’ Rewards Visible Throughout Society By Christine Baron

• Obituaries

• Man’s Race to Milestone Not Slowed by HIV By Sonia Nazario

• Jewish Federation to Honor Volunteers By Tom Becker

• IRS Office to Open Doors for Questions By Sylvia L. Oliande

• Black Conservatives Have Place at the Table By Earl Ofari Hutchinson

• AGENDA - ISSUES COMING UP

• Rain to Taper Off as Cooling Trend Begins By Edward M. Yoon

• Despite Rain, Holiday Parade Draws 4,000 By Edward M. Yoon

• CHP Officer Has Experienced It All, but Worst Part Is ‘Seeing Death’ By Russ Loar

• A Justifiable End Run

• Food Bank Far Short of Donations Goal By Scott Steepleton

• Learning Keys to Success - Computer Software Helps Kids Tune Up Their Typing Skills By Lynn O'Dell

• When There’s No Speed Posted, the Sky Is Not the Limit By Richard Warchol

• Source of Division By Fred Alvarez

• Rhodes Prize to Occidental Senior By David Rosenzweig

• Driver Arrested in Multiple Crashes By Scott Steepleton

• Some Trucks and Buses Seem to Exhaust Air Quality By David Haldane

• Orange Trustees Seek Reform–of Their Image By Lesley Wright

• Plumbing the Fetid Depths of a City Remodel Job By Bill Boyarsky

• 3 Women Found Shot to Death in Apartment By Doug Shuit

• Morning Power Loss Hits Downtown Area By Dawn Hobbs

• A Commendable Woman in Unenviable Job By Ross K. Baker

• Launch Point

• Another Shame for Nigeria

• Probe of Therapist Raises Disturbing Questions By Davan Maharaj

• Giving Birth to a New Family By Tina Nguyen

• Broken Water Main Opens Hole in Road

• More Lights Sought for Civic Arts Plaza By Chris Chi

• Couple’s View of Philanthropy: Give Till It Helps By Doug Smith

• Homeless Man Hurt During Knife Attack By Lisa Fernandez

• Coming to the Rescue of Romania’s Orphans By Bob Pool

• Which Ten Commandments Were Those? By Steven Lubet

• Clothed in Tradition - 50-Year-Old Frieden’s Is a Holdout as One of City’s Last Independently Owned Department Stores By Matea Gold

• Street Festival Shoppers Get the Drop on Holidays By Lisa Fernandez

• For Medi-Cal, You May Have to ‘Spend Down’

• The Diagnosis By Mary Herczog

• Healthy Bestsellers

• FEELING BETTER NOW?

• Reformulated Patches Deemed Seaworthy By Shari Roan

• Sexual Healing By Martin Miller

• Jury’s Still Out on Whether Ginseng Is an Exercise Aid

• VITALS

• Resources By Shari Roan

• A Better Way to Eradicate Cancer

• The Secret Is Plunging Into Life By Frank Bruning

• Rebuilding the Perfect Body By Candace A. Wedlan

• MS Patients No Longer Have to Sit on the Bench, Docs Say By Rosa Salter

• Jolt of Reality Jump-Starts His Low-Fat Diet By Robert E. Wilson

• Cold Meds Can Make Exercise a Real Chore

• This Studio Is a Dream, and That’s Not Stretching It

• Full-Metal Mouths By Helen Ubinas

• Redskins Hitch Up Offense to Hostetler

• Healthy Bettis Ready to Rumble

• Langston and Four Others Not Offered Arbitration By Mike Digiovanna

• Daze Scores Twice for Chicago, Which Holds on to Tie Oilers

• He’s Didn’t Take Job, but He’s Not Choked Up Over It By Mal Florence

• De La Hoya’s Options Limited After Upsets By Steve Springer

• Pepperdine Wins Water Polo Title

• THE HOT CORNER By Shav Glick

• Miller Heats Up, Keeps Pacers Hot in Overtime

• SCC Soccer Players Are Honored

• This Week’s Tournaments

• Lewis, Zeier Are Good at Picking Spots

• Patriots Don’t Melt in Heat of Big Game

• Race Raised in Sprewell Case

• Campanelli Says Murray Matured By Chris Baker

• USC: No Rush to Judgment By Robyn Norwood

• For Bruin Fans, Some Roads Are Best Left Untraveled By Randy Harvey

• Price’s Final Putt Earns Him $1 Million in Sun City

• USC: No Rush to Judgement By Robyn Norwood

• The Playmakers

• Errant Lakers Are Anything but Cavalier By Scott Howard-Cooper

• Saints Are Divine to the Rams

• Tough Crowd, but Bears Gain Some Respect

• New Sponsors Focus on Toshiba’s Future By Martin Beck and Steve Kresal

• Bowl Lineup

• It’s Not All Breaking Lions’ Way

• Home-Field Destiny in Chiefs’ Hands

• Golden West Women Add Volleyball Title By Steve Kresal

• Turnovers Are Not a Big Concern Yet By Tim Kawakami

• Finally Home, They Take a Needed Break By Elliott Teaford

• Clippers’ Fourth Is No Symphony By Chris Baker

• Fisher Finding Comfort Zone By Scott Howard-Cooper

• Favre’s Legend Grows at Buccaneers’ Expense By T J. Simers

• Price’s Clutch Putt Earns Him $1 Million

• TONIGHT’S GAME

• Walkover Upstaged by Triple Dead Heat By Bill Christine

• Falcons in Full Flight Toward .500

• Stewart Beats Elway at Comeback Game

• 49ers Win One for the Owner

• Playoffs Becoming a Kotite Situation

• Team May Be Near Deal With Shortstop Vizcaino By Ross Newhan

• Kanell Leaves Eagles Feeling Threatened By Steve Springer

• Maryland Holds On to Beat a Road-Weary Kansas, 86-83

• Alliance Gets Ink Despite Critics By Chris Dufresne

• They’re Sold on Cotton 100% By Jim Hodges

• Robinson Says Road Is Taking Its Toll By Lonnie White

• Trojans Prevail in Consolation Game

• Summit Puts Iran Back on World Stage By John Daniszewski

• Exploring Death of a Trailblazer By J R. Moehringer

• Pearl Harbor Survivors Share Memories of Infamy

• Pasadena Programs Hailed as Models for Aiding Children By Stephanie Simon

• ‘Watson’ Continues With Son’s Quest By Jonathan Levi

• When Your Body Takes On a Life of Its Own By Sandy Banks

• Israel Delays Pullout Debate

• 3 Skydivers Die in Jump at South Pole

• Rain’s on the Way Out, Cold Front Due In By Lorenza Munoz and Claire Vitucci

• He Plasters Paris’ Elite With Cream Pies By John-Thor Dahlburg

• Stable Mates By Christina Del Valle

• Interviewing the Interviewer in Fullerton By Ann Conway

• Punch Lines

• Hearing Promises Insight Into TWA Crash By Eric Malnic

• Clinton Vows More Support for District

• Hatch Calls On FBI to Investigate Donations By Melissa Healy

• O.C. Gets Reprieve After Storm By Lorenza Munoz and Peter M. Warren

• El Nino Starves Sea Lions, Seals By Lisa Fernandez

• State’s Insurance Refund Ads Puzzle Firms, Consumers By Kenneth Reich

• 2 More Truffle Dogs Killed by Poison

• Paralyzing Strike Ends in Israel

• Accountability Is Knocking on the Classroom Door By George Skelton

• Center Pushes High-Tech Envelope By Jonathan Weber

• Gore Dodged a Bullet, but Gephardt, Bush May Shoot Holes in His Plans By Ronald Brownstein

• Rescuers Battle Ice, Fire at Site of Siberia Crash

• Runoff Expected in Bleak Serb Vote By Tracy Wilkinson

• $1-Million Reward Offered for Drug Lords

• Pint-Sized Punch Lines

• Bobbitt’s Ex-Wife Accused of Assault

• Health Plan for Children Holds Mixed Promise By Stephanie Simon

• Vindication Came Hard for Doctor in Deputy’s Death By Julie Marquis

• Nations Less Welcoming of Refugees, U.N. Says By Ann M. Simmons

• Hard-Liners Fall Short in Bosnia

• Israel Spymaster Scandal Rocks Agency By Rebecca Trounson

• Gore Vows Flexibility in Climate Talks By Maggie Farley

• Hiker From Palmdale Found Dead By Julie Tamaki and Claire Vitucci

• Math Instruction Debate Moves On to Middle and High School By Richard Lee Colvin

• O.C. Millionaire Takes Chance as Lottery Director By Eric Bailey

• VALLEY NEWSWATCH By Claire Vitucci

• Study Finds Senate Racial Pay Disparity

• HEARD ON THE BEAT By Karen Kaplan

• Tech Presents for Mutants and Cats on the Lighter Side of Cyberspace By Krissy Harris

• Rockwell Cable Modem By P J. Huffstutter

• John Laing Homes Names a New President

• EVENTS

• Taking Your Shopping List Online? Read On By Jonathan Weber

• Handy Gadgets to Give People on the Move By Jennifer Oldham

• Can’t Find the Onramp?: The cybercafe has grown up. By Karen Kaplan

• A New Modem of Travel By Leslie Helm

• Monday Business - Japan Reportedly May Sell U.S. Bonds

• Internet Commerce Lab By P J. Huffstutter

• AMA Meeting Focuses on Sunbeam Deal

• Swiss Merger Would Create No. 2 Bank

• Auction Sites Offer ‘Global Garage Sale’ Safe From the Rain By P J. Huffstutter

• An Unlikely Group Fights Patent Reform By Jube Shiver Jr.

• Getting Soft(ware) on Crime By Vanessa Hua

• THE WEEK AHEAD

• Britain May Tax Middle-Class Benefits

• A Sleigh Full of Software for Savvy Santas By Kim Komando

• Media Lab Hits the Superhighway By Karen Kaplan

• Crime Seems to Pay in ‘The Second Day’ By Lynne Heffley

• L.A. Guitar Quartet Seasonal, Worldly By Josef Woodard

• ‘Angels’: A Celestial Parade in Slow Motion By Jennifer Fisher

• Lennon Remembrance at Walk of Fame Star

• Despite Changes, ‘Dog’ Is a ‘Hero’ to Its Master By Larry Beinhart

• ABC to Shuffle Slots in Hopes of Happier New Nielsen Year By Brian Lowry

• Ska Bans Highlight Music of the Moment…After Beck Steals the First KROQ Show By Steve Hochman

• Fine Classical Comedy by Nomura’s Troupe By Jana J. Monji

• French Festival Hopefuls Compete in DanceWest By Lewis Segal

• ‘Flubber’ Stays One Bounce Ahead of Pack

• Ska Bans Highlight Music of the Moment…After Beck Steals the First KROQ Show By Natalie Nichols

• Just Think of Them as Long Trailers

• Reporter Asks What Door Critic Looked Behind By Joel Grover

• O.C. Quintet Needs to Smooth Edges of Its Funk-Pep - **; ALL DAY WIRE: “Who Booked This Gig?” (Kill TV Records) By Mike Boehm

• A Mostly Enchanted Evening From the East By Mike Boehm

• Fan-Pleasing Solo Sounds by Carreras By Daniel Cariaga

• Gus Gus’ Power Short-Circuits By John Roos

• Geraldo Could Use Time on Sidelines By Howard Rosenberg

• Trying to Stay True to Tango By Mark Swed

• TV Museum to Show ‘Love Among Ruins’

• Between Lines, Others to Perform at Benefit

• Licensed to Make a Killing By Marla Matzer

• A Mostly Enchanted Evening By Mike Boehm

• Brecker Band Heats Up Jazz With Pizazz By Zan Stewart