Archive for Monday, December 29, 1997

• Big Science Isn’t the Only One With Answers By Laura Nader and Roberto J. Gonzalez

• For Mission Viejo, Elder Care Brings Home Issue of Group Residences By Frank Messina

• SEND AWAY

• Piecemakers Invoke a Higher Power in Fight With City By John Canalis

• Ethics and Private Judges

• Day Camp Gets Kids Out of the House

• Fine-Feathered Census By Bob Pool

• Breaking the Ice By Kate Folmar

• Separate Judicial Fiction From Reality By Mary Jean Pew

• Flashback By James Ricci

• Accountants’ Careers Add Up to Hall of Fame By Nicholas Riccardi

• There’s Plenty to Do at the City’s Parks

• Fountain Valley Offers Courses to Get Juices Flowing

• Cityhood Is ‘98 Goal for 4 Communities By Frank Messina

• MUSIC AND INSTRUMENTS

• Goodwill CEO Takes a Hands-On Approach to Job By Russ Loar

• Detectives Seeking 3 Women on Warrants By Scott Hadly

• Valley Business Districts May Get Themed Make-Overs By Jose Cardenas

• New Year’s Services in 3 Languages

• How to Avoid Being Ill Prepared for a Sick Child By John Canalis

• 2 Men Killed by Suspected Drunk Driver By Lorenza Munoz and Peter M. Warren

• County Homicide Rate Declines Slightly in ‘97 By Scott Hadly

• Finding Common Ground in the Lives of Common People By Pete Hessler

• Bus Lines Stop Short of Destinations and Expectations By Andy Rose

• Hires Put a New Face on Government By Richard Warchol

• Cyber-World at Risk

• Pain, Then Gain for S. Korea

• 2 Men Are Stabbed in Fight Near Beach By Scott Steepleton

• His Driving Passion By H G. Reza

• Rules of the Road About to Change By David Haldane

• No Injuries as Train Strikes Pickup Truck By Peter Warren

• Dan Selleck

• Friends of the Feather By Lisa Fernandez

• Healthy Bestsellers

• A Pain in the Head By Barbara Thomas

• MEDIA MIX By Rochelle O'Gorman Flynn

• Going, Going, Going… By Paul Dean

• Going, Going, Going By Daryl H. Miller

• Squeaky Wheel Gets Better Care By Marnel Jameson

• ‘Good’ Salts Lower Blood Pressure

• Resources By Shari Roan

• VITALS

• The Female Nose Knows Best By Gwenda Blair

• The Trait We Don’t Want to Pass Along By Rochelle O'Gorman Flynn

• Hippo Hype

• Older Southlanders Accept Their Age By Martin Miller

• MEDIA MIX By Rochelle O'Gorman Flynn

• Artificial Knees at Risk From Dental Surgery By Nicole Lewis

• Going, Going, Going… By Chris Erskine

• Going, Going, Going… - Gone By Roy Rivenburg

• Photogenic and the Picture of Health By Candace A. Wedlan

• MEDIA MIX By Rochelle O'Gorman Flynn

• Researchers Sniff Out Pheromones By Gwenda Blair

• Those Nasty Bugs

• 65 Pounds, 0 Excuses By Carol Tipper

• Ready, Willing and Able By Barbara Thomas

• Taking Some of the Headaches Out of the Holidays By Barbara Thomas

• French Import Making His Mark By Bill Christine

• Hull Has Surgery on Hand, Will Miss All-Star Game

• Duke Loses Brand for Season

• Two Ejected for Fighting as Kings Win

• Optimism Concerning Manning’s Status Increases After Two Practices By Lisa Dillman

• NFL PLAYOFFS: THE FIRST LOOK AT THE SECOND ROUND By Houston Mitchell

• Warm-Weather Practices a Kick for Washington State’s Lindell By Robyn Norwood

• Notre Dame Loses Rematch to LSU

• In Tampa, It’s Pewter-Perfect Holiday Scene By T J. Simers

• Confident Michigan Doesn’t Overdo It By Mike Downey

• Clippers’ Wright Doing the Job By Greg Sandoval

• O’Neal Could Return Friday By Scott Howard-Cooper

• Simon Turns His Game Up a Notch to Lead Arizona

• Ducks Have Their Star Power Shut Off By Elliott Teaford

• Rangers Rally to Beat Bruins, 4-3

• ENJOYING THE SON SHINE By Chris Dufresne

• AROUND THE NATION By Mike Penner

• ROSE BOWL REPORT By Helene Elliott

• Slalom Is Won Again by Nowen

• It May Take Time to Recover After Making Recovery By Mal Florence

• This Loss May Signal Change for Dolphins By Bill Plaschke

• Lakers’ Effort Is Lacking in Defeat By Scott Howard-Cooper

• UCLA Names Long’s Replacement By Jim Hodges

• Breaking Barriers at Texas A&M By Jim Hodges

• Santa Ana Beats Palomar for Berth in Tournament Final

• Augustine Can’t Shoulder Load By Greg Sandoval

• Bruins Anticipating Burst of Emotion By Tim Kawakami

• Different View of Hull Injury By Elliott Teaford

• Quest Remains on a Mission at Home

• Lopez Leads Way in Chapman Win

• Humanitarian By Bob Wolf

• Dallas Trip Costly for Bruins By Jim Hodges

• You Can’t Get This From Watching History Channel By Randy Harvey

• THE HOT CORNER By Lisa Dillman

• Pacifica Advances at Hawaii Tournament

• Stafford Gives the StingRays Two in a Row Over Portland By Earl Gustkey

• Perreault Looking to Shoot More By Lonnie White

• McCoy’s Return Affects Lineup By Tim Kawakami

• TONIGHT’S GAME By Steve Henson

• Islamic Sculpture in Washington Is Vandalized

• From Fergie to Pfeiffer, and Belafonte to Bacall By Ann Conway

• General Reportedly Will Head Party

• Timing Is Everything for Ex-Spy By James Risen

• Blasts Now Past

• Punch Lines

• Driving Interest By H G. Reza

• Polish City’s Teen Curfew Stirs Passions By Mary Williams Walsh

• Russell L. Miller; Pioneered Legalized Southland Gambling

• No Shortage of Farm Workers, Study Says

• Ovid’s Vivid Myths, Retold With Passion By Anthony Day

• Putting DNA to Work as a Biomedical Tool By K C. Cole

• Pint-Sized Punch Lines

• E. Africa Illness May Be Anthrax

• Top Irish Official Condemns Killings

• A Frantic Call, a Fifth of Bourbon By James Risen

• Clinton to Increase Food Safety Budget

• City Says Party’s Over for Cal State Fullerton Frat By Esther Schrader

• El Toro Debate Promises to Shake Up ‘98 By Lorenza Munoz and Shelby Grad

• Charges of Sex Harassment Rock Schools By Nick Anderson

• Students Pack Homework for Trips South By Fred Alvarez

• Ex-Sen. Sanford Gets More Cancer Tests

• Driver Held After 2 Men Are Killed in Collision By Lorenza Munoz and Peter M. Warren

• Homicides in L.A. Drop to Lowest Total in 20 Years By Matt Lait

• Rations to Be Cut; U.S. Gets Blame

• How KGB Kept Ames’ Role Secret By James Risen

• Finance Laws, Scandals Hit Political Fund-Raisers Hard By Mark Z. Barabak

• U.S.-Bound Flight Hits Turbulence Over Pacific; 1 Killed, Scores Hurt

• Netanyahu Makes Case for Israel’s Hold on West Bank

• J. Paul Getty II Is Granted Citizenship

• Hong Kong to Kill All Chickens to Curb Flu By Rone Tempest

• Wilson Regrets Nothing–Well, Almost Nothing By George Skelton

• Journal Apologizes for Book Review

• 2 People Killed, 4 Wounded at Birthday Party Shooting

• You Think You Had a Bad Year? These Guys Really Take the Prize By Ronald Brownstein

• Man Allegedly Shoots Two Over Pelting of His House With Paint

• Broad Tax Cut Not Ruled Out by White House By Marlene Cimons

• Pinch Me, I’m a Cougar Fan By Susanna Timmons

• VALLEY NEWSWATCH By David Colker

• Customers Get Wrong Message About O.C. Paging Company By P J. Huffstutter

• Need a Broker? Invest Time to Shop Around First By Linda Stern

• Eye on America By Michelle V. Rafter

• LCDs on the ‘98 Alphabet Soup List By Lawrence J. Magid

• Sifting Through Myths, Facts About Apple By Charles Piller

• This Week

• Tech Coast Coming of Age By Karen Kaplan

• Easier-on-the-Eye TV By P J. Huffstutter

• Cafe Society By Marla Matzer

• Building a Better Oven By P J. Huffstutter

• THE WEEK AHEAD

• A Story That’s Here to Stay, but a Leave-Taking Nonetheless By Jonathan Weber

• A Virtual Cast of Thousands By Michelle V. Rafter

• H. Lynn Ryan Joins Ameriquest Mortgage Co.

• Webcast Joins Roses on Parade By Karen Kaplan

• Top Banker Says China Can Avoid Crisis

• U.S. Businessman Kidnapped, Released in Tijuana By Chris Kraul

• He’s Opened a Museum of Modem Art By Gali Kronenberg

• CYBERSPACE

• FDA Lets SuperGen Make Leukemia Drug

• Laptops for Everyone By Gary Chapman

• Forbes Picks Compaq as Company of the Year

• Library Sued for Internet Policy By Greg Miller

• Robotic Bug Project Takes Flight After Looking to Nature for Design Ideas By Lee Dye

• THE REEL WORLD By Kenneth Turan

• Save Ferris Highlights Pros and Cons of Ska By Sara Scribner

• The Getty Adds Just the Right, Light Touch By Christopher Knight

• ‘Titanic’s’ Voyage Is Steaming Ahead By Robin Rauzi

• Checking Out the Flip Side By Bill Kohlhaase

• THE REEL WORLD By Kenneth Turan

• Washington’s ‘Gospel Christmas Suite’ Struggles to Gain a Solid Footing By Victoria Looseleaf

• Life Looks Sunny on the ‘Bayou’ By Robin Rauzi

• Playing a Faith Card - O.C. ska-rock band the Supertones is putting up enviable numbers on the U.S. Christian circuit. By Mike Boehm

• Change Their Name to the $pice Girls

• It’s Unfair to Zero In on ‘Titanic’s’ Isolated Clunkers By Joe Lucas

• Trombonist Anderson Slides Energy Up a Notch By Bill Kohlhaase

• Finding the Loves of Her Life in ‘Tango Lesson’ By David Gritten

• From Cover to Cover, Manilow’s Songs Soar By Don Heckman

• Filmgoers Need a Break During Very Long Fare By Leslie T. Zador