Archive for Monday, December 15, 1997

• Schuller Showing Signs of ‘Complete Recovery’ By Lee Romney

• It’s a Consumer Victory as Court Checks Microsoft

• Guadalupe Maldonado; Housekeeper

• 73 Groups Fall in Step for 3rd Annual Parade By Kimberly Lisagor

• Three Men Found Shot to Death in Pacoima Home

• Party in the Park Has the White Stuff By Edward M. Yoon

• Labor Center Seeks to Offer More Than Jobs By Matea Gold

• Judge Makes His Case for Secrecy in L.A. Courts By Bill Boyarsky

• AGENDA - ISSUES COMING UP

• Keeping the Faith at Disney By John Dart

• Forecast Remains Cloudy and Cold for County’s Homeless By Lesley Wright

• Law Says Cyclists Must Curb Desire to Travel in Packs By David Haldane

• Findings in Baby’s Death to be Released Today

• Obituaries

• Garage Fire Smokes Out Pot Garden

• Used-Car Chain Seeks Approval for Oxnard Site By Chris Chi

• Heart Attack Report Dings 2 O.C. Centers By Julie Marquis

• A Fiefdom No More

• Pollution Resolution By Deborah Schoch

• Overpowering Sexist Stereotypes By Russ Loar

• 3 Found Dead in Pacoima Home By Claire Vitucci

• Santa Paws By Bettina Boxall

• School Districts Select Board Presidents

• Used-Car Chain Seeks Approval for Site in Oxnard By Chris Chi

• Warm, Sunny Week May End in Rain

• Man Shot in Gang Fight in Critical Condition

• NOW YOU KNOW

• Breaking the Ice By Kate Folmar

• PLANTS

• Woman, Children Recovering After Rescue From Mojave Desert By Evelyn Larrubia

• Council to Consider Term-Limit Options

• It’s High Noon for Thousand Oaks’ Only Pot Clinic By Miguel Bustillo

• Illuminating Forgotten Pasts

• School to Celebrate Opening of Campus By Tom Becker

• Roller Hockey Still on Hold, Along With Site By Tom Becker

• Japan Won the Film Battle, but It’s Losing the War By Karl Schoenberger

• Program Aims to Reward Good Drivers By Veronique De Turenne

• 3 Men Are Wanted by Sheriff’s Officials By Scott Hadly

• It’s High Noon for Pot Clinic in Thousand Oaks By Miguel Bustillo

• Latinos Rights Is the Big Loser By Gary Orfield

• Preparing for Winter Storms to Be Discussed By Sylvia L. Oliande

• The Lid Over Japan

• Cisneros Will Stand Tall When the Dust Settles By Frank Del Olmo

• Marionettes, Crafts Highlight Holidays By Darrell Satzman

• Alarcon-Katz Senate Race a Test for Prop. 208 By Hugo Martín

• A Return to an Independent Wilmington By Deborah Belgum

• School Board’s President Hopes for Unity in ‘98

• Driving Under Court’s Influence By Davan Maharaj and Greg Hernandez

• Software to Make Fun of Education By Nancy Churnin

• Drivers Have to Lump the Bumps on Ventura Freeway By Richard Warchol

• Robbery Suspect Proves Easy to Find By Kimberly Lisagor

• 200 Special Santas Arrive by Motorcycle By Dawn Hobbs

• Supervisors to Take Up Library Oversight Issue By Richard Warchol

• Your Health, Your Problem? By Shari Roan

• L.A. Among Test Sites for Electronic Birth Control Device By Jennifer Oldham

• Cohabitation, on Children By Lawrence G. Proulx

• Tips for Keeping Children Safe During the Yuletide Season

• In the Loop By Paul Morse

• He’s Got Plenty of ZIP By Candace A. Wedlan

• Prayer Aids Healing, HMO Execs Think By Martin Miller

• Drugs Need Good Monikers By Joe Graedon and Teresa Graedon

• For the Apple of Your Eye

• Injury-Free Holiday Shopping

• No Soft-Pedaling in Argument for Altering How We Make Babies By Lawrence G. Proulx

• Healthy Bestsellers

• Dental Visits for the Diaper Set By Helen Ubinas

• A Model of Discipline By Fred Bruning

• From the Heart

• You Don’t Have to Live With Heartburn

• Resources for Cold and Flu Sufferers By Shari Roan

• Effects of Drowsiness at Work By Don Colburn

• Timing Is Key With Tooth Extraction

• The Slow Road to Success By Mariko Reems

• Feeling Nutty? By Barbara Thomas

• A Man Who Sees the Glass as Half Full By Sally Squires

• Gene’s Link to Colon Cancer Disputed

• VITALS By Shari Roan

• Kariya’s Influence Is a Positive One By Elliott Teaford

• In This Monologue, Holtz Is Not the Answer at USC By Randy Harvey

• It’s Still Work, but Morgan Is Enjoying the Greenery By Thomas Bonk

• Prospect of a Home Run Drives Chiefs

• No Easy Route to Playoffs

• Harbaugh at His Best When Dolphins Aren’t

• COLLEGE BASKETBALL AT A GLANCE / DAILY REPORT By Steve Henson

• Franchione Set to Coach at TCU

• Davis: Shaky Wheel No Excuse By Tim Kawakami

• For the 49ers and Jerry Rice, It’s…CATCH 22 By T J. Simers

• Saints Are Now a Study in Success

• Who Could Bear Viewing This Debacle?

• TONIGHT’S GAME

• Deal to Sell Marlins May Be Falling Apart

• THE HOT CORNER By Shav Glick

• Important Stretch of Schedule Begins By Lonnie White

• Smith at Heart of Jets’ Victory By Helene Elliott

• A Day at the Beach for Gonzalez, Chiefs By J A. Adande

• Lacy Turns It Up for the StingRays By Earl Gustkey

• Reeves Gives Grizzlies a Super Performance

• Well-Rested, or Well-Rusted? By Greg Sandoval

• At Only 19, Lakers’ Bryant Hits Big ‘30’ By Scott Howard-Cooper

• UCLA Makes Plays to Win Third Title

• Just Another Survival Test for Robinson? By Robyn Norwood

• No. 16 Florida State Just Gets by Florida

• Clippers Tease Before Another Late Collapse By Chris Baker

• High-Flying Falcons Have Shot at .500

• Leap From Lambeau Not Bad

• Moore’s Pain Felt by Vikings

• Hancock Defeats Golden West

• Even Mowing Makes the Cut in Sports World By Julie Cart

• Gartner Joins the 700 Club

• Heart of Matter Is That Cowboys Have Lost It

• This Week’s Tournaments:

• Fox Is Getting Point(s) Across By Scott Howard-Cooper

• Fitch Is Target of Closs’ Anger By Chris Baker

• A Day at the Beach for Gonzalez, Chiefs By J A. Adande

• COLLEGE FOOTBALL AT A GLANCE / THE BOWLS

• Colts Are Gone, but Not Forgotten

• Deal to Sell Marlins May Be Falling Apart

• NOW YOU KNOW

• This Week’s Tournaments:

• Playoff Picture

• Blinkers Make for Fine Endings for River Bay, Real Quiet By Bill Christine

• Second Half Is a World of Difference

• A Raven Salute to Memorial Stadium

• First Pup Gets First Look at White House

• U.S. Ban Spoils Guatemala’s Berry Reforms By Juanita Darling

• Clinton Plans to Visit Troops in Bosnia Before Holidays

• Study Links Cigarette Gear, Youth Smoking By Terence Monmaney

• 26,000 Evacuated so WWII Bomb Can Be Defused

• Tear Gas Ends Standoff; Hostage Claim Untrue

• Wintry Conditions Surprise Region

• Stand Back–She’s Going to Charge! By Sandy Banks

• At Nichols Trial, Two Questions Loom Large By Richard A. Serrano

• Smoking Foes Split as Factions Oppose Industry Immunity By Myron Levin and Henry Weinstein

• Pint-Sized Punch Lines

• Israeli Cabinet Puts Off Decision on Withdrawal From W. Bank

• Tree of Life Bodes New Buds for UCI Chief By Ann Conway

• Au Pair Is Denied a California Visit

• First Daughter Returns Home for the Holidays

• Yeltsin Has ‘Normal Virus’

• Treasury Chief Gets Central Bank Post

• Iran President Hails Americans, Chides Leaders By John Daniszewski

• Political Probe Costs Anaheim a Lot for a Little By Esther Schrader

• Standoff Over Iraqi Arms Sites May End Soon

• Putting Lee in Rights Post Seen as Risky Clinton Move By Jonathan Peterson

• Israeli Withdrawal Decision Delayed

• Punch Lines

• Christmas Tree Sellers Know Time Is Money By Martha Groves

• A Wake-Up Call for GOP About a Wide-Awake Giant By George Skelton

• The 3 Rs: Re-Think, Re-Imagine, Reform By Jonathan Levi

• Oil Spill Verdict May Be Beachhead for Future Cases By Deborah Schoch

• Water Agency, San Diego Fail to Reach Pact By Tony Perry

• 4 Underground Networks for Abused Kids Reported

• 74 Executions This Year Most Since ‘76

• Mauritania Leader Is Declared Victor in Boycotted Election

• Schuller Doing Well After Heart Attack

• Capitalism Brings New Smiles to Russia By Vanora Bennett

• VALLEY NEWSWATCH By Martha L. Willman

• Hospitals Graded on Heart Attacks By Julie Marquis

• Storm Damages Park’s Tourism Plans By Scott Steepleton

• 12 Days of Good Giving

• A Vision of Beauty By Marnell Jameson

• Water Supply at Risk if Mammoth Erupts By Jeffrey L. Rabin

• Kaczynski Case Illustrates Shifting Mental Illness Issue By Jenifer Warren and Mark Gladstone

• Nervous South Korean Shoppers Empty Shelves By Sonni Efron

• If Clinton Pushes, Asia’s Breakdown Could Drive Labor Reforms Forward By Ronald Brownstein

• Gore Apologizes for Confusion Over ‘Love Story’

• Garage Fire Smokes Out Pot Garden

• Unions’ Pact Could Pose Problem for UPS

• Investors Sue Western Digital in Class Action

• Cards Are Flush With Potential By Steve G. Steinberg

• In the Playoffs By Greg Miller

• Some Question Companies’ Role in CSU Network Plan By Leslie Helm

• Western National Picks Scott as CFO

• Cable Ready Access By P J. Huffstutter

• The Internet May Be the Latest Media Darling, but It’s No ‘Baywatch’ By Gary Chapman

• Search Pros May Need to Search for a New Line of Work By Troy Corley

• Cyberspace

• Cyberspace

• EVENTS

• Fed Expected to Hold Rates Steady

• THE WEEK AHEAD

• L.A. Public Library Can Help

• Pass the Microchips By P J. Huffstutter

• Cyberspace

• Yule Gifts for the Nerd on Your List By Lawrence J. Magid

• Cyberspace

• Cyberspace

• Death of Successor Puts Pressure on Fiat

• An Operating System Waiting to Be By Charles Piller

• These Video Games Turn Health Issues Into Child’s Play By Vanessa Hua

• Phone Service Aims to Keep Online Encounters in Line By P J. Huffstutter

• Looks Can Be Deceiving–Especially With Price By Lawrence Magid

• Software That Helps You Sing Like Bing By Kim Komando

• Harmonic Convergence By Karen Kaplan

• Dollar Rises to New High Against Yen

• Cyberspace

• Devaluation’s Price By Evelyn Iritani

• Giving Credit Where It’s Due in ‘Amistad’ By David Franzoni

• Disarming and Dangerous By Robert Hilburn

• Marsalis and Redman: Tale of 2 Saxmen By Don Heckman

• Other Media Be Advised: Big Boy Keeps Getting Bigger By Steve Hochman

• Poignant Duet Can’t Save Empty ‘Attic’ By Victoria Looseleaf

• Pacific Symphony Hits High Points By Daniel Cariaga

• Breaking Down the Sprewell News Spree By Howard Rosenberg

• It’s Christmas-on-Orange By Mark Chalon Smith

• Revised ‘Nutcracker’ Makes Some New Stops By Lewis Segal

• Thomas’ Prose Is Like Poetry to Actor’s Ears By Jan Herman

• Pacific Symphony Hits High Points By Daniel Cariaga

• Paulist Boy Choristers Offer Stylish Handel By John Henken

• McEntire Soars; Brooks & Dunn Glide By John Roos

• 007’s Sidekick By Scarlet Cheng

• After Low Ratings, NBC KOs ‘Tony Danza Show’ By Brian Lowry

• Garth’s ‘Sevens’: Already in Seven Figures

• Angeles Chorale Presents Brisk, No-Nonsense ‘Messiah’ By Mark Swed

• ‘Scream 2’ Is a Real Howl at Box Office By Robin Rauzi