Archive for Sunday, December 14, 1997

• Towns Still Proud of Historic but Unused Mormon Tabernacles By Matthew Brown

• Torn Between Two Futures By Dade Hayes

• With a Degree of Difficulty By Hope Hamashige

• Girl Endures Desert Trek to Save Family By T. Christian Miller

• Aftershocks Still Felt From ‘94 Quake

• Widow’s Residency Case Still in Limbo By Eric Slater

• Steering in the Right Direction

• Image Is an Issue Mayor Can’t Skirt By Scott Harris

• Let Nature Take Its Course With Island Seals, Sea Lions

• Schools Well Worth the Investment By John F. Dean

• Man Revives Late Wife’s Campaign for ‘Special Kids’ By Regina Hong

• Hospital to Get $12.1 Million for Quake Repairs By Scott Steepleton

• Protest of Bus Cutbacks Ends in 6 Arrests By Joe Mozingo

• Gearing Up to Improve Valley’s Bus System

• Preparation Is Vital for Hikers

• William W. Winpisinger; Radical Labor Leader

• RADAR LOVE

• Landing Directly in the Line of Fire By Jean O. Pasco

• Critics Shoot Down Schillo’s Ahmanson Trial Balloon By Daryl Kelley

• The Race Is On to Fix Damage of Last Storm Before the Next By David Reyes

• Neighbors Carry on Tradition of Christmas Tree Lane By Amy Pyle

• A Call for Human Rights in Vietnam By Tini Tran

• Backers Rally to Asian Doctor Denied CEO Job By K. Connie Kang

• Slaying Believed to Be Gang-Related

• Company Bets That Moribund Uranium Industry Will Heat Up By Jon Sarche

• 33 Are Arrested at Guess Protest in Santa Monica

• Reaping Success By Jeff Kass

• Obituaries

• Camarillo Sets Pace in Marking Christmas By Coll Metcalfe

• HMO Tax Changes Set the Stage

• Girl, 13, Walks Miles in Desert to Save Family By T. Christian Miller

• Some Warning Signs Amid Orange County’s Optimism

• Relatives Seek Public’s Help in Finding Missing Kayaker

• Waiting Game for Widow By Eric Slater

• Richard C. Snyder; Foreign Policy Expert

• Obituaries - E.J.A. Miller; Retired Copy Editor for New York Times

• Cal Lutheran to Accept Registration for Spring By Fred Alvarez

• Dr. Charles F. Code; Mayo Clinic Physiologist

• Notes about your surroundings

• Helping Poor Kids Beat the Odds

• With Age Has Come Maturity, But Adventurous Streak Lingers By Dade Hayes

• Michael Hurdzan

• The Big Names in Politics Aren’t Best for Parks By George Bowden

• LAUSD Lacking in Many Areas of Reform By Barbara Perkins

• Ex-Prosecutor Says Monroe Dumped Robert Kennedy By Ann W. O'Neill

• Bank Heist Suspect Arrested By Steve Carney

• Book Shows Hairstyling’s Not Cut and Dried By Steve Chawkins

• At the Crossroads of Life and Death, Friendship Awaits By Dana Parsons

• $25,000 Is Sought for Youth Programs By Nick Green

• Medical Experts Urge Cyclists to Use Helmets By Ira Dreyfuss

• ‘L.A. Confidential’ Gets L.A. Critics’ Top Award By David Kronke

• Homework Moves Into the Video Age By Deborah Mendez

• Town Ties Up Tax Collector’s Race in Knots By Pat Eaton-Robb

• Robbery Attempt Tied to Gang Feud, Police Say By Scott Steepleton

• Board Should Reendorse School

• It Is Time to Face Our Child Care Crisis By Connie Haddad

• Critics Shoot Down Schillo Proposal By Daryl Kelley

• Use of Secret Evidence by INS Assailed By Jeff Leeds

• Raymond Thompson; Author, Ex-General

• A City of Lights By Cecilia Rasmussen

• Fire Destroys House South of Piru; Pet Killed By Scott Steepleton

• Dr. Patrick Connell; Trauma Physician

• Cal Lutheran Gets $100,000 Hearst Grant

• Teen Held After Woman Hit With Pepper Spray By Coll Metcalfe

• Rising Number of Oregon Wineries Ferment Success and Fame By Sally Carpenter Hale

• Targeting Speeders

• Ye Olde Almost Mater By Peter H. King

• A Gorgeous Era in Wrestling By Cecilia Rasmussen

• Residency Without Rest By Hilary E. Macgregor

• Suits Raise Questions on Developer Fees By David Haldane

• County Has Quick Answers to Getty By Beverly Kelley

• We May Blow It Again By Robert A. Jones

• Theft Deals Another Blow to Gunshot Victim’s Family By Steve Carney

• Gang Injunctions Go Beyond Politics: They Curb Crime By Eric B. Rosoff

• A Gardener’s Getty By Robert Smaus

• Good Rate Depends on Credit Score By Kenneth R. Harney

• If It’s Garbage, It’s No Longer Private By Kevin Postema

• Guides for Moderate-Income Buyers By Ellen James Martin

• It’s the First Time for ‘Sliders’ Star By Ruth Ryon

• Talking Walls: Just Say No to Noise By James Dulley

• Force of Nature By Carla Hall

• That Sinking Feeling By Ed Leibowitz

• Yellow Fever

• Believe the Hype By Debra J. Hotaling

• Halo Kiddies: Meet the ‘Angels’ of St. Sophia’s By Mary Melton

• Threeee Pretegud Ideas By Daniel Nussbaum

• Composing a Symphony of Hope By Patt Morrison

• The Usual Meating Place By S. Irene Virbila

• Filling a Square Hole By Michelle Huneven

• Classical Glass By Barbara Thornburg

• The Busboys of San Miguel By Diana Marcum

• Bedford Falls, Ca. By Joe Sehee

• Mulch Ado About Chipping In By Nancy Spille

• It Was 20 Years Ago Today

• Heart and Sole By John Balzar

• THE VELVET TOUCH

• Blizzard Sinks Rage

• Best of Both Coasts Featured in UCLA-Virginia Title Game

• Ice Dogs Tie It, Then Are Beaten

• Semifinal Doesn’t Bounce Burroughs’ Way, 1-0 By Tris Wykes

• McKenna Goal Nets a 2-2 Tie for Kings By Lonnie White

• Blount Adds Touch to His Game By Scott Howard-Cooper

• Michigan’s Woodson Awarded Heisman

• Souped-Up Campbell Hall Wins Tournament, 67-64

• Mt. San Antonio Rallies to Edge San Francisco, 38-35 By Steve Kresal

• Moorpark Shocks St. Monica for First Title By Mike Bresnahan

• Yeilding Completes Comeback for the South

• Brea Uses a Long-Range Approach in Victory

• DIVISION I GAME REPORT - Mater Dei vs. Long Beach Poly

• Long Beach Poly New Monarch of Division I By Gary Klein

• It’s Close Call, but It’s Still a Defeat By Chris Foster

• Baiul’s Back By Joseph White

• Gilmour Marks Toronto Return With Quick Goal

• Mira Costa a Winner This Time By Greg Sandoval

• Dennis Has Become a Menace for Cleveland By Peter Yoon

• TODAY’S GAMES

• Times NFL Writer T.J. Simers Poses–and Answers–The Burning Questions on - GAME DAY

• STINGRAYS TODAY By Earl Gustkey

• To Lehman, Desert Is No Sand Trap at All By Thomas Bonk

• Stadium Withdrawal By Joseph White

• Sprewell’s Best Policy Isn’t Honesty By Mark Heisler

• Hit By A Bombshell By Bill Shaikin

• Tutino, Harris Send Simi Valley to Lancaster Soccer Title

• TITLE FIGHT

• LaFayette Finally Gets His Chance By Lonnie White

• Packers’ Brown Is Sidelined

• Win Takes Wind Out of Kariya By Elliott Teaford

• Top to Bottom By Mark Heisler

• The Grand Marshall By Jim Vertuno

• Clark Twins Lead USC Victory By Earl Gustkey

• Fassel Drives N.Y. From Last to First By Helene Elliott

• Tardy Davis Makes It Three of a Kind By Tim Kawakami

• Moorpark Lights Up St. Monica for Title, 28-6 By Mike Bresnahan

• Stewart Takes Advantage of Bledsoe’s Late Mistake

• Northern Colorado Repeats

• Bloomington Runs Past Yucaipa, 36-20

• Cuppari Lifts Westlake Past Kennedy By Mitch Polin

• Johnson Joins Bruins’ Party By Tim Kawakami

• Concordia on Defensive in Victory Over Whittier

• El Modena Powers Its Way to Mann Wrestling Title

• DIVISION V GAME REPORT - Santa Margarita vs. Tustin

• Lamoureux Lifts Cypress to Overtime Victory

• Dollase Given Princely Offer and Accepts It By Bob Mieszerski

• Eagles Soar to New Title By Paul Mcleod

• Irvine Comeback Falls Short Against San Diego State By Chris Foster

• No. 1 Duke Takes Notice of Michigan in 81-73 Loss

• Fleshman Has Rough Day in Florida, but Earns All-American Honors

• Slocum Regrets Firing Toledo By Jim Hodges

• Channel Hasn’t Changed, Buena Remains on Top By Dave Desmond

• Bills’ Tasker to Call It Quits

• Prep Football Update - RUNNERS’ YEAR

• Poly Wastes Little Time in Victory By Michael Itagaki

• Trojans Talking to Holtz By Bill Plaschke

• Eagle Wide Receivers Form a Century Club in Title Victory By Steve Kresal

• Woodson Win Turns a Corner By Chris Dufresne

• Long Beach Dominates Nebraska

• Concerns Abound for Crowd Control By Hal Bock

• Long Beach Poly Is New Monarch in Division I By Gary Klein

• Yamaguchi, Browning Skate to World Professional Titles

• Joseph, Penberthy Carry Master’s

• Van Horn Scores 30 of Nets’ 133

• Monarchs Can’t Beat the Fleet By Mike Terry

• Price of Leapfrog Keeps Going Up By Ross Newhan

• Salaries Today for the Ruthless By Jim Murray

• Morro Bay’s Festa Is Third in Boys’ Final By John Ortega

• Trojans Talking to Holtz By Robyn Norwood

• Santa Margarita Wins War With Tustin By Paul Mcleod

• Century Goes Overtime to Win Title

• Moschetti Leads Mt. SAC By Steve Kresal

• Butkus Award to Buckeye

• A Fresh Face Helps Notre Dame Defeat Glendora for Title, 57-54 By Steve Galluzzo

• A Ball State First for Wells

• Silly NCAA Rules Infractions Boggle the Mind By Eric Sondheimer

• SOUTHLAND ROUNDUP

• If Lipinski Still Has an Edge, It Might Be the Wrong One By Mike Penner

• Life’s a Treadmill for Richardson By Chris Baker

• Head Start Isn’t Quite Enough to Beat Bruins By Lon Eubanks

• Is Watching Leaf Really Worth All That Lettuce? By Mal Florence

• Poor Shooting Sinks Pepperdine, 53-52

• Moorpark Leaves With Hardware By Steve Henson

• U.S. Praises Global Financial Agreement By Tyler Marshall

• Raving Over Fliers By D. James Romero

• McKinney Bid to Drop Charges Rejected

• Along the Border, Canada’s Hunters Aim at U.S. Moose By Frank Fisher

• Sustaining Her Objections to Fat By Irene Lacher

• Rev. Schuller Has Minor Heart Attack By Nicholas Riccardi

• Got the World on a String? Yo-Yos Are Bouncing Back By John Affleck

• They Just Seem to Thrive on Jeopardy By David Colker

• Untangling the Maze of Child-Labor Laws By Martha Mendoza

• Maine Woman Practices French to Parler to Pooch

• Movie Spotlight By Kevin Thomas

• Newporter Went From Solo Act to Researcher in the Meet Market By Dennis Mclellan

• She Won’t Stand for Anything Tolerable By Anne Beatts

• MmmmShop By Jeannine Stein

• Punch Lines

• Nanjing Mourns 60 Years After Massacre

• Getty Center Dedicated as Gift to City By Diane Haithman, Larry Gordon, and Suzanne Muchnic

• 3 Major Economic Projects Could Define the L.A. of 21st Century By Jim Newton

• Violence Erupts After Protestant Parade in N. Ireland

• 2nd Mistrial in Black Motorist’s Death Declared

• Nix on Pix in New Book by National Geographic By Randolph E. Schmid

• Estimating the Overall Child Work Force By Farrell Kramer

• For Ellen, a Nod of Approval

• 6 Killed, Including at Least 4 Children, in Fire at San Francisco Housing Project

• Compost: A Mix of Manure, Microbes, Mail By Christy Lemire

• Real ‘Wonderful Life’ as Banker Ending By Denton Gibbes

• Party Like a Pro By Jeannine Stein

• He Lives to Spruce Up Your Spruce By Tara Weingarten

• DEA Agent Allegedly Kills Colleague

• Sobs Bring Help to Bleeding Girl in N.Y. Squalor

• At Least 12 Die as Bitter Cold, Snow Hit

• U.N. Finds Signs of Mass Killings in Afghanistan

• Childhood Obesity: a Lurking Health Risk By Julie Marquis

• McKinney Court-Martial Set for February

• Navy Under Fire for San Diego Dredging Snafu By Tony Perry

• Throwing a Curve in Capitol Game By Max Vanzi

• The Pictures Translate Well By Kevin Baxter

• Smart Aleck

• A Matter of Life, Death and Children

• ‘La Haine (Hate)’ By Kevin Thomas

• The United States and South Africa: So Close and Yet… By Norman Kempster

• European Union Opens Way for Ex-Foes, but Not Turkey

• Ye Olde Almost Mater By Peter H. King

• City Is Proud of Its Noted Eccentric Youth By Dade Hayes

• ATF Seen as Lax in Rules on Assault Weapons By Steve Berry and Jeff Brazil

• Explore the ‘Titanic’ before it hits; another ‘Hallmark’ product; HBO’s new Harvey man By Steven Linan

• Audio By Rochelle O'Gorman Flynn

• Meet Your New Friends By Michael Quintanilla

• ‘Breaking the Waves’ By Kevin Thomas

• Straight to Her ‘Heart’ By Susan King

• SHOWS FOR YOUNGSTERS AND THEIR PARENTS TOO By Lee Harris

• Rev. Schuller Suffers Minor Heart Attack By Nicholas Riccardi

• Kevorkian Associate Reportedly Assists in Woman’s Suicide By Esther Schrader

• Madeleine’s Daddy, the Human Video Camera By David L. Ulin

• Kids as Young as 4 Found at Work in U.S. By David Foster and Farrell Kramer

• ‘What Had I Done at 15 to Deserve … This?’ By Sally Squires

• Smart Aleck

• ‘I Knew That … My Life as a Normal Person Was Over’ By Sally Squires

• Anti-Chinese Sentiment Fuels Separatist Discontent in Border Region By Charles Hutzler

• Budget Plan Is Bottom Line for S. Korean Voters By Sonni Efron

• Mother Acquitted in Slapping Case

• Researcher Uses X-Rays to Probe Secrets of the Strad By Heather Lalley

• Cyber-Geeks Try to Hack High-Class Ways By Stephanie Simon

• Medicare Fraud Crackdown Vowed

• ‘Hero’ By Kenneth Turan

• Pint-Sized Punch Lines

• Shake Up Your Life By Beverly Beyette

• Santa Clarita Thriving on ‘Local Control’ By Dade Hayes

• Town Puts Stick in Spokes of Bikeway Plan By Richard Lorant

• Ball Team Comes In Out of the Sun By Chris Chi

• Rwandan Atrocities Ignite Hatreds By Ann M. Simmons

• A High-Voltage Lantos Heats Up Hearings By Marc Lacey

• Idea of Raising Dead to Prove Paternity Raises Ire in France By John-Thor Dahlburg

• Ex-Preacher Guilty in Attempted ‘Hit’

• U.S. Bans Import of Most European Meat

• Inmates of the Big House Build Another’s Dream House By Doris Haugen

• New, Lethal Flu May Stem From ‘Chicken Ebola’ By Rone Tempest

• ‘Danny’s Highway’ to Finally Open in Oahu By Bruce Dunford

• Kantor Admits Helping Hubbell Gain L.A. Fee By David Willman

• Their Santa Best

• Alleged Impostor Irks Congressman By Mike Robinson

• ‘We Have Suffered Too Long in Loneliness and in Fear’ By Sally Squires

• Educators Get a Lesson in Sexual Harassment By Nick Anderson

• Lives in Limbo for the Last 135 Hospitalized Leprosy Patients By Sally Squires

• L.A. Disaster Officials Gather to Build on the Past By Jim Newton

• CIA-Crack Series Reporter Quits Newspaper

• Air Ports in the Stress Storm By Kathleen Doheny

• Cutting Costs, not Corners, With Economical Lodgings By Christopher Reynolds

• Next Stop, NAGANO By Barbara Shea

• Grabbing Gifts That Float Out in Cyperspace By Laura Bly

• Gifts That Can Buy Peace of Mind By Lucy Izon

• Cruise Ship Scores

• Snowed by Winter Train in the Rockies

• Chez Getty By Lisa Marlowe

• Scouting Out Boy Scout Trail By John Mckinney

• Traveler’s Note …

• Inn Hot Water By Alexander Zabusky

• Twisting Along the Elbe in Historic Germany By Karin Dominello

• Americans Hit the Road for Holidays

• British Airways Gets Tough on Drinking

• My Best Shot

• Festivals, Feasts & Fairs By Amy A. Weber

• Making Tracks to Alps From London

• Savoring walks in a scenic foothill community with a university core By Edward Wright

• Picturesque Pages By John Balzar

• Readers Recommend

• Investment Conference

• Life Insurance 101

• Companies Unfazed by Changes Rocking Brazil By Chris Kraul

• Companies Keep Workers’ Spirits High by Offering Holiday Child-Care Help By Nancy Rivera Brooks

• Prosoft I Reports $3.1-Million Quarterly Loss

• Global Swarming By Debora Vrana

• IRS Has a Right to Attach IRAs, Other Assets to Settle Taxpayers’ Delinquent Bills By Carla Lazzareschi

• Want 401(k) Advice? Some Firms Are Getting Personal By Russ Wiles

• Electronics Data Add Up for Affirmative Action By J. Eugene Grigsby III

• Sunstone Hotel Names Executive

• Employee Feels Burdened by Details the Boss Ignores

• Bombardier Motor to Pay $100,000 in Penalties, Costs By (james S. Granelli)

• Sunstone Hotel Names Executive

• Bombardier Motor to Pay $100,000 in Penalties, Costs By James S. Granelli

• Dealing for Dollars–a Lot of Them By Debora Vrana

• There’s No One Right Way to Think About Asia By Tom Petruno

• Spieker Buys 2 Office Towers in Orange By (e. Scott Reckard)

• Sorting Winners, Losers as Deflation Hits Home By Tom Petruno

• COMING THIS WEEK

• Homecoming for Seniors By Kathy M. Kristof

• BIOGRAPHY

• MEMOIR

• POETRY

• HISTORY

• BESTSELLERS

• FICTION

• NON-FICTION

• Beastie Boys Go the Respect Route By Steve Hochman

• SILVER LINING By Steve Hochman

• CalArts Space Won’t Work for the Taper By Don Shirley

• Absence Makes His Heart Grow Fonder By Leah Ollman

• JULIE DELPY / ACTRESS By Steve Hochman

• Reborn Again By Robert Hilburn

• More Than Just a Stage Mother By Daryl H. Miller

• A Little Unusual, but Totally Def By Sandy Masuo

• SMALL FACES

• Pass Displays Virtuosity in Many a Varied Setting By Don Heckman

• Looking at an Elite Singles Club By Robert Hilburn

• This Old Dog’s Tricks Are Getting Tiresome By Kristine Mckenna

• Ready for Drive-Time Players By Kevin Baxter

• WEEK IN PREVIEW

• Fry’s List: The Artists By Barbara Isenberg

• A Soul of Discretion By Charles Champlin

• A Soprano Singing Her Way Back Home By Jan Breslauer

• BE HERE NOW By Dave Jennings, From London

• Ship’s Star Trouper By Steven Smith

• Three Is a Magic Number By Don Heckman

• ANARCHY IN THE U.S. By Steve Hochman

• Mall Music Gets a New Definition By Daniel Cariaga

• The Screamer and His Fire Within By Jonathan Kirsch

• Netwars Weave a New Web of Life By David Ronfeldt and John Arquilla

• The Limits of Turning Schools Into Businesses By Larry Cuban and Dorothy Shipps

• WILLIAM DALEY By Jonathan Peterson

• Union Dues for Politics? Ask Members First By Ron Nehring

• Africa Redux

• Common Touch? Don’t Ask Royals By Bruce Mccall

• Revealing a New Side of Poland’s Martial Crisis By Malcolm Byrne and Pawel Machcewicz

• Only the Vision Thing Can Save the MTA From Itself By Rick Cole

• State’s Teenage Suicide Rate Declines, So How Come No One Knows Why? By Mike Males

• The Powers That Will Be By Joel Kotkin

• A New Look for Jury Duty

• A Tale of Two Economies, One Flourishing, the Other Moribund By Luis Rubio

• The Getty and Community Each Must Reach Out

• Kindred Fates: The Clinton, Nixon Cases By Robert L. Borosage