Archive for Saturday, December 27, 1997

• Infant Girl Dies After Falling From Swing By Geoff Boucher

• She Came Up With A Side-Splitter By Steve Harvey

• Christmas Tree Recycling Begins With Trash Pickup By Mimi Ko Cruz

• Paving to Close Part of Victoria Avenue By Scott Steepleton

• A Lesson in Science at Bubble Art Show By John Canalis

• 2 Make-a-Wish Recipients Get Dream Trips By Kimberly Lisagor

• Stories for Children to Be Read at Library By Jeff Kass

• In Thousand Oaks, Political Rhetoric Could Intensify By Miguel Bustillo

• Banner Year for Science

• There’s Plenty to Do at the City’s Parks By Lisa Addison

• Getty Center Visitors Urged to Make Parking Reservations

• Students Can Attend Camp During Break By Cathy Werblin

• Smokers Pipe Up By James Ricci

• State Panel to Review Issue of Navy Radar By Chris Chi

• Nature Center Program Features Crafts, Experiments for Children By Debra Cano

• 1997: A Year in Quotes

• State Parks Offer Scenic Nature Trails By Susan Deemer

• BARROOM BRAWL By Chris Chi

• Obituaries

• Chapman University Offers Baseball Camp for Youths By Lesley Wright

• Focusing on Housing in the House of the Lord By Brenda Loree

• Fallen Heroes of the Court and Field

• Community Services Offers Activities By John Pope

• Grant Money Adds Clout to Fight Against Alcohol Abuse By Chris Chi

• Senior Center Plans New Year’s Eve Lunch By Frank Messina

• Suspected Thief Shot Dead by Store Owner By Solomon Moore

• Former Air Logistics Employee Charged in Stalking of Managers

• Food Pantry Falls Short of Goal By Kimberly Lisagor

• Man Sought in Rival’s Stabbing By Geoff Boucher

• Home Invasion Robbery Suspect Is Arrested; 3 Others Sought

• Afternoon Program Good to the Last Drop By Lisa Addison

• Valley Mosque Gives Muslims Peace of Mind at Ramadan By John Dart

• 2 Ailing Youngsters Get Dream Trips By Kimberly Lisagor

• Mary Lai Fong Jue; Ventura Homemaker

• Community Center Is Focus of Activities By John Pope

• Latino Group Honors Ballerina, 5 Others By Scott Steepleton

• YMCA Program Is Meant to Raise Children’s Spirits By Frank Messina

• Crossing the Line - It’s Time to Get Tough With Repeat Drunk Drivers, an Expert Argues By Geoff Boucher

• Man Charged in Kidnapping of Boy Left on I-5

• Winter Day Camp Offered Next Week By Julio V. Cano

• Airport Travelers Warned About Fraudulent Solicitations

• Lost Tot Is Found Miles From Home By Peter Y. Hong

• All-Day Jewish Fair Sunday

• Program Questions Police Chief’s Support By Scott Steepleton

• Winter Day Camp Offers Crafts, Stories By Julio V. Cano

• A Stranger’s Album Yields Sketchy Portrait of Innocence Lost By Scott Harris

• Code Enforcement Sweep Planned By Chris Chi

• Children’s Art Camp Is a Shore Thing By Julio V. Cano

• City Celebrates Another ‘First’ on New Year’s Eve By Mimi Ko Cruz

• Recycling of Christmas Trees Set at Parks, Transfer Station

• There’s a Stigma to His Job, Which Proves Profitable By Lisa Addison

• Police Release No Details on Murder Probe By Alan Abrahamson

• Out With Old, in With New Holds True in Religion Too By Tom Ehrich

• Sports Activities Offered for Kids By Debra Cano

• Tree in Fireplace Ignites Roof, Destroying Home By Lorenza Munoz

• James E. Rogan

• A Doctor’s Thoughts on Managed Care

• Study Finds Downtrend in Donations to Churches

• 2 Clubs Extend Hours for Week of Holiday By Liz Seymour

• Festival of Unity By Matea Gold

• Upper Bay Is Place to See Migrating Waterfowl By Hope Hamashige

• Pipe Dreams By James Ricci

• Officials Acknowledge They Courted Controversial Fire Chief

• Police Seek Robbers Who Fired Shots as They Fled Supermarket

• Thieves Take $20,000 From Trader Joe’s

• Nixon Library Shows Victorian-Era Toys By Hope Hamashige

• Uniting Faith, Culture By Karen Robinson-Jacobs

• Parting Thoughts From Supt. Bernd By Nick Anderson

• Christmastime Pageant Becomes a Tradition of Mormon Outreach

• Ocean Trails Golf Course Developers to Break Ground

• Museum Spotlights Rose Parade Floats By Chris Chi

• Check Out Marine Mammals on Cruise By Frank Messina

• Grant Given for New Display for Figurines By Scott Steepleton

• Excursion Fees Include Traveling Companions By John Canalis

• African Americans Welcome Kwanzaa By Matea Gold

• Building for the Future By Roberto Manzano

• Obituaries

• Crimson River Quartet to Perform By Gena Pasillas

• Service Held for Youth Killed in Hit-Run By George Ramos

• New Year’s Without Gunfire Is Theme of Sheriff’s Program

• Kids Can Saddle Up for a Little Horseplay By Susan Deemer

• David W. Long

• Teenager Slain by Robbers Who Burst Into Residence

• Heritage Hill Provides Glimpse of City’s Past By Frank Messina

• Shoppers Stock Up on Holiday Markdowns By Brenda Loree and Kimberly Lisagor

• Islamic Leader Urges Aid to the Needy By John Dart

• Theft Is Christmas Past as Police Replace Girl’s Stolen Bicycle By Geoff Boucher

• Fourth-Quarter Run Lifts Agoura, 74-64 By Mike Bresnahan

• Return Has Only a Silver Lining By Bill Christine

• Hart Girls Leave Their Mark at the Line By Dave Desmond

• Upset Mind-Set

• BOYS’ BASKETBALL ROUNDUP

• Emphasis Swings Back to Defense By Elliott Teaford

• WOMEN By Earl Gustkey

• ROSE BOWL REPORT

• Not Great, but Lakers Pull Escape By Scott Howard-Cooper

• Spurs Show Celtics What They Missed in a Very Big Way

• Don’t Try to Tell Michigan’s Mayes That His Season, Career Are Over By Helene Elliott

• GIRLS’ BASKETBALL ROUNDUP

• Dayne Might Be Great for Bowl Game

• Building Steam, Tritons Roll Over No. 8 Rosary By Martin Henderson

• Pippen Hints at Bull Return

• Braves Remain Unbeaten

• Those ‘48 Michigan Kids Meeting Too By Chris Dufresne

• OLD-TIMERS’ SAKE By Chris Dufresne

• Michigan Up to Snuff in Rout of Syracuse

• MEN By Lon Eubanks

• Canyon Wins Despite Its Troubles on Offense By Geoff Bilau

• Knipscheer Gives Ice Dogs Fits

• Chaminade Takes Control With Victory in Honolulu

• Huizenga Gets a Lump of Coal for His Black Heart By Steve Horn

• Athletes: Let Time Be a Friend By Ken Rosenthal

• Notre Dame Comes Together Against Montebello By Eric Sondheimer

• Hourigan Commits to CSUN

• STINGRAYS TONIGHT By Earl Gustkey

• INSIGHT.COM BOWL

• ROSE BOWL REPORT By Robyn Norwood

• Mustangs Rally Late in Boys’ Soccer

• Storr Will Feel at Home Tonight By Lonnie White

• Hey, Don’t Those Plays Look Familiar? By Jim Hodges

• Football Team Dominates Fiscally By Jim Hodges

• TODAY’S GAMES By T J. Simers

• La Brea Stakes Gets La Canada Series Started By Bob Mieszerski

• Hasek Squelches Rangers Again

• She Has No Patience for a Slow Recovery By Chris Foster

• Trojans Try to End Streak By Greg Sandoval

• Return Has Only a Silver Lining By Mike Downey

• Lessons Come Hard Way for Valencia By Peter Yoon

• OPERATING IN THE BLACK By David Wharton

• Surprise Drug Tests Anger French World Cup Players

• Ole Miss Proves Better Than Young Moss, 34-31

• HERITAGE BOWL

• Watchdogs’ Bark Wards Off Big Bite By Steve Henson

• A Lot Is Riding on Broncos’ Backs By T J. Simers

• A Big Night for UNLV? By Tim Kawakami

• Licona, Valenzuela Headline Irvine Fight Card By Dave Mckibben

• LaFrentz Breaks Finger, Will Sit at Least Six Weeks

• Sanders Earns Another Honor

• TODAY’S GAMES By Bill Plaschke

• White House Split Over Fixing Social Security Plan By Jonathan Peterson and Doyle Mcmanus

• Mourners Stage Candlelight Vigil on 1st Anniversary of JonBenet Ramsey’s Death

• Legal Claims Get Costly for Maker of Cheap Handguns By Myron Levin

• Technology May Not Drive Nation’s Productivity, but It Can Hail a Taxi By Art Pine

• Poland Becomes Journey’s End for Migrants By Dean E. Murphy

• Zambia Transfers Former President to Unknown Site

• Lithuanian Prison Echoes Era of KGB By Richard C. Paddock

• 1997 Rings Up Disappointing Sales By George White

• Veronica Geng; Wrote Parodies in New Yorker

• 16 Charged in Chiapas Massacre

• Lawmaker Exercises Working-Mother Convictions on His Employee

• Quality of Care in Veterans Hospitals Questioned in Key Senator’s Report By Bill Mcallister

• Issue of MIAs in Vietnam Losing Steam By David Lamb

• Ammo Ban

• New Face in Line at Soup Kitchen: Working Poor By Melissa Healy and Judy Pasternak

• Man Says Meal Too Small, Kills Wife, Police Say

• Many Return to Work, If Only for a Day By John M. Glionna

• Edward Thorgerson; Pioneer Radio Announcer

• Caribbean Nations Warm Up to Cuba With Economic Ties By Mark Fineman

• Japan’s Main Opposition Party to Disband, Chief Says

• Quebec Separatists in Sudden Retreat By Craig Turner

• Slashing Prices–and Expectations By Russ Stanton and George White

• Pierre Peladeau; Created Canadian Media Empire

• Word on New O.C. Bishop Expected Soon By Scott Martelle

• Shinichiro Nakamura; Japanese Novelist, Poet

• Lesbian Teacher’s Suit Before Judge

• Southland Aid Group to Go to Chiapas

• Beach Reopened After Boy Slashed by Predator Fish

• Quakes Increase, Then Subside Near Mammoth Lakes By Kenneth Reich

• Stranded in Mountain Snow, Woman Dances for Her Life

• Study Focuses on Hard-Core Drunk Drivers By Geoff Boucher

• Inquiry Opens in Shooting by Officer

• Many in Congo Disdain New Rulers By Ann M. Simmons

• New Suit Is Planned on Clinton Insurance

• Only a Few Shows Capture a Generation By Carla Hall

• Lt. Gen. Thomas Moorman Sr.; Headed Air Force Academy

• A Battle Over Loss, Love and Loyalties By John L. Mitchell

• Many Return to Work, If Only for a Day By John M. Glionna

• Alleged Thief Slain by Shop Owner

• Boy, 10, Steers Family Car to Safety By Tara Mack

• W.H. Conzen; Former CEO of Drug Maker Schering-Plough

• Judge Removes Himself from Tarrant Appeal

• South Korean Stocks Soar on Bailout Hopes

• Individuals, Firms Share Art of Giving

• TRW Completes $975-Million BDM Buy

• Year’s Slowest Day Yields Little Gain

• Clayton Dubilier to Sell Stake in CDW

• 5 Baseball Players Plead Guilty to Tax Charges

• Postal Service Could Be Debt-Free by ‘99

• Oakley Chairman to Buy More Shares

• California Incorporations Up 6.2% in ‘97

• COMING SUNDAY

• Playing Dress-Ip By John O'Dell

• Pacific Scientific to Sell Unit to Sanyo

• U.S. Small-Car Sales Are Down

• CalPERS Drafting Policy on Corporate Boards

• Indian Economy’s Reform Engine Stalls By Dexter Filkins

• ‘Sunshine Boys’ Seems Lost in Simon Time Warp By Howard Rosenberg

• ‘Sunshine Boys’ Finally Sees the Light of Day By Brian Lowry

• Pianist Jean-Francois Groulx Slips Into a Swinging ‘Groove’ By Don Heckman

• Veitch Says He Left Opera Pacific ‘Stronger’ By Chris Pasles

• Yada, Yada, and Soon, Nada By Brian Lowry

• Toshiro Mifune: a World-Class Talent By Stephen Hunter

• Veitch Defends Opera Pacific Tenure By Chris Pasles

• Why Get a New Score If a Used One Will Do? By Jon Burlingame

• These Artists or By These? By Robert Hilburn

• Discount Tickets Available for ‘Neat’

• Reviewing 1997, Clinton and ‘Amistad’ By Jon Matsumoto

• The Cheapest Way to Go - Feeling Spent? Many Orange County arts and entertainment venues offer discounts and freebies throughout the year.

• Yada, Yada, and Soon, Nada By Howard Rosenberg /

• Morning Report By Diane Haithman

• Time’s Up - Some looks overstay their welcome. Now it’s out with the old. By Kathy Bryant

• This Tournament of Roses Crowns 4 Blooming Winners By Karen Dardick

• Forget-Me-Nots By Cyndi Y. Nightengale

• Storage Can Be Carved From Rafters By John Morell

• Toy Motorcycles Are Casting an Impression By Ralph and Terry Kovel