Archive for Saturday, November 01, 1997

• Trick or Treat by Loan Officer? By Steve Harvey

• CHP Seeks Charge of Drunk Driving By David Greenberg

• Groups Get Court Fees in Bolsa Chica Case

• A Mother’s Ode to a Joyful Atmosphere By Martha Groves

• Museum to Show Flag Flown at U.S. Capitol By John Canalis

• Brain Could Affect Religious Response, Researchers Report By Robert Lee Hotz

• Gunmen Beat 4 Workers, Flee in Van By Jose Cardenas

• 1996 Teen Pregnancy Rate in County Drops Steeply By Richard Warchol

• Seniors to Celebrate Funding Campaign By Lisa Addison

• Prolific Artist Isn’t Clowning Around By Jerry Hicks

• Focus on Films’ Spirituality

• Barking Up the Overpopulation Tree

• Obituaries

• Officer Accused in Beating Suspended Without Pay

• Three Groups Hope ‘Good Values’ Can Also Make Good Box Office

• Protests Over Tibet Policy Planned for Jiang’s Visit

• Preserving History May Become Easier By Jeff Kass

• No Long Lines Are Expected at the Polls By Miguel Bustillo

• City Poised to OK Growth Restriction By Hilary E. Macgregor

• Animal Shelter Giving Tours, Holding Festival By Debra Cano

• Diver With Bends Flown to Hospital By David Greenberg

• Alicia Parkway Shrub Negotiations Continue By Frank Messina

• Charge Reduced for Montgomery By Scott Hadly

• City to Consider Closing Loophole for Vagrants

• Kids Not Scared by New Cultures By Susan Deemer

• Church Sinks Roots in Soil of Community By Sylvia L. Oliande

• Spooky Parade: Lucy, Ethel and Nixon

• Water Pipeline Built at Wilderness Park By Lisa Addison

• Finding the Meaning in ‘Lord’s Prayer’

• Campus Violence Strikes Close to Home

• Religion Notes By Karla Perez-Villalta

• Day of the Dead - The County’s Catholic Diocese Is Keeping a Mexican Tradition Alive With Outdoor Mass By Nancy Cleeland

• Privatization Proposal for 2 Airports Dies By Dawn Hobbs

• Drinking In the Beauty of Japanese Tea Ceremony By Mimi Ko Cruz

• The Battle of Rustic Canyon By Bob Pool

• Illegal Tapping May Have Tainted Water, Officials Say By Scott Glover

• City Pays $100,000 for Hotel to Maintain Piece of History By Lesley Wright

• Police Say Outreach Transforms Latino Area By Scott Glover

• 2 East County Banks and a Ventura Business Robbed By David Greenberg

• Crews Search for Man After Boat Is Found By Joe Mozingo

• Union’s Suit Alleges County Is Using Temporary Staff Illegally By Tracy Wilson

• AIDS Group Is Accused of Overbilling By Bettina Boxall

• Group for Disabled to Honor Bob Dole By Dade Hayes

• Man Shoots Self in Head During Clash With Police

• TreePower Program Reaches a Milestone By Debra Cano

• Renovation Allows School to Expand By Karima A. Haynes

• Atheist Twins May Soar to Eagles By Davan Maharaj

• Passenger Hurt by Rock Thrown at Car By David Greenberg

• Deputies Union Criticizes Sheriff for Comments After Slaying By Jeff Leeds

• CITY GUIDE

• City May Expand New-Sign Program By Debra Cano

• City Offering Free Sandbags to Residents By Julio V. Cano

• Tongues Untied By James Ricci

• Testing the Skies By Chris Chi

• Driver Gets 14 Years in Fatal 1996 Crash

• 2 Male Suspects Sought in Separate Bank Heists By David Greenberg

• Man to Be Tried on Charges of Abduction

• Body of Possible Homicide Victim Found by Freeway

• Housing Grant Aims to Reunite Families By Chris Chi

• Judge Dismisses Molestation Charges By Richard Warchol

• Health Fair Planned at Community Center By Debra Cano

• Fourth of July Parade Planning Underway By Julio V. Cano

• Charge Possible in Fetus Death By Scott Hadly

• Holiday Lake Expected to Reopen in 1999 By Darrell Satzman

• EPA Settles Newport Bay Pollution Suit By David Haldane

• Authorities Name Suspect in Slaying By Scott Glover

• A Burro By Any Other Name … Isn’t Cookie By Lisa Addison

• Pregnancy Prevention Drive Targets Cambodian Youths

• Amanda Is 4th to File Crash Claim By Robert Ourlian

• Randy Gagne; Stunt Pilot, Teacher By Brett Anthony Collins

• Architectural Plan OKd for $1-Million Library Upgrade By Lesley Wright

• Former Homeowner Blamed for Water Contamination By Scott Glover

• Torrez Slaying Probe Twists Could Hurt–or Help–Case By Steve Carney

• Celebration to Promote a Drug-Free America

• Festival to Celebrate Hindu New Year By John Dart

• Federal Agent Faces Abuse Charges By Geoff Boucher

• Councilman Alarcon Urges Hernandez to Resign By Ted Rohrlich

• Catholic Church Alters Tactics on Suicide Law

• Insurers’ Use of Gene Tests: Curbs on Abuse Are Needed

• Lasorda to Be Honored for Aiding Youth Center

• Medical Center to Hold Family Health Fair

• Group Provides Shoes for Needy Children By Sylvia L. Oliande

• 2nd Addict Agrees to Sterilization- for-Money Offer

• College Fair at OCC to Take Place Monday By J. J. Pope

• Beleaguered Chief of Police to Be Honored By Lesley Wright

• Council Candidates Stress Development By Sylvia L. Oliande

• Organizers Change County Fair Dates By Hilary E. Macgregor

• Parents Protest School District Busing Policy By Vanessa Deruyter

• Counterfeiting Suspect Arrested By J. J. Pope

• Principal Gets Her Fill of Pies as Auction Prize By Lisa Fernandez

• Burbank Can Curb Airport, Judge Rules By Jill Leovy

• Gay, Lesbian Synagogue Celebrates 25th Year By Susan Salter Reynolds

• Error Inflates Bond Figure to $16 Trillion By Regina Hong

• Prosecutor Barred From Representing Co-Worker

• Research Park May Fill Void at CSUN By Nancy Hill-Holtzman

• Outreach Judaism Director to Speak By Gena Pasillas

• O.C. Ordered to Attend to Its Troubled Children By Shelby Grad

• For Those With Allergies, Noses Know It’s Bad By Lisa Richardson

• Electronics Store Employees Beaten in Attempted Holdup

• 3 People Hospitalized in 2-Vehicle Accident By David Greenberg

• Following in Footsteps of Medieval Pilgrims By Brenda Loree

• Ventura Incumbent Leads Pack in Fund-Raising By Hilary E. Macgregor

• New Rules Would Limit Recruiting By Eric Sondheimer

• Coaches Get Chance to Push Themselves

• Don King on the Ropes and Getting Worn Down By Tim Kawakami

• Fred Couples Withdraws from the Shark Shootout

• Westminster’s Ground Attack Wears Down Santa Ana By Mark Peinado

• Strategy Leaves Leonard on the Run

• Buena Park Wakes Up in Second Half By Leon Davis

• Alvarado Comes Through on Dare By Eric Sondheimer

• CITY SECTION FOOTBALL ROUNDUP By Amy Raisin

• CITY SECTION FOOTBALL ROUNDUP By Harold Brown

• Green Says He Won’t Sue

• Palmdale Rises to the Top By Dave Desmond

• Anschutz a Silent Partner and That’s a Bit Disquieting By T J. Simers

• Pitino’s Celtics Proud Victors Over Bulls

• First Woman Referee Gets Equal Treatment

• One Half Is All Jones Needs to Run Over Laguna Beach By John Bowles

• PACIFIC LEAGUE By Frank Carulli

• Lakers Show Some Punch By Scott Howard-Cooper

• HOW TOP 10 FARED

• GOLDEN LEAGUE By David Skeels

• O’Neal Tries Slapstick, but It’s Not Funny By Bill Plaschke

• Late Penalties Give Mission Viejo Boost Over San Clemente By Dave Mckibben

• VENTURA COUNTY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP By Brett Meade

• Smith Leads Esperanza Past Oilers By Ken Hill

• Valencia Has Turning Point in Victory Over Burroughs By Peter Yoon

• El Dorado Cashes In Campbell’s Returns By Russ Banks

• Fast Fact

• Sylmar Carries Sign to Monroe By Mike Bresnahan

• Super Rematches

• Bettis Has a Swelled Hand

• Cleveland Rallies to Upset El Camino Real, 20-14 By Pete Dal Bello

• Taft’s Hurns Delivers the KO By Michael Lazarus

• VALLEY PAC-8 CONFERENCE By Julio Cortez

• Friday’s Yardstick

• Santa Margarita Starts Quickly, Rolls Past Irvine By Ryan Ermeling

• Together, Twins Might Get Into Doubles Trouble

• Troy Is Able to Hold Off Fullerton By Ted Apodaca

• Fast Fact

• Fargas Scores 6 Touchdowns for Notre Dame By Gillee Sherman

• Winalota Cash Aims at Milestone

• SCOREBOARD

• Ventura Players Ruled Ineligible By Vince Kowalick

• Brea Olinda Wins in Final Minute By Mike Wojciechowski

• CHANNEL LEAGUE By Chris Bresnahan

• In another Olympic League game:

• FOOTHILL LEAGUE By Steve Galluzzo

• Clippers Learning More About Depth By Jason Reid

• Newport Revives Old Feelings in Victory By Martin Henderson

• FOOTHILL LEAGUE By Mitch Polin

• A Real Catch By Chris Dufresne

• Week’s Best

• Barkley to Hire Security

• Hill’s Touchdown Passes, Runs Keep Aliso Niguel Hopes Alive By Scott Jones

• Hot Irons Have Hoch Sizzling

• Royals Expected to Remain in AL

• Streaking Fullerton Faces Golden West By Steve Kresal

• CHANNEL LEAGUE By Lance O'Fallon

• Gandall Keys Trabuco Hills’ Victory Over Capistrano Valley By Mike Tolmaire

• TRI-VALLEY LEAGUE By Lisa Sweeney

• High School Football Spotlight

• Robinson Leads Way for Xplosion, 93-77

• Newbury Park Makes a Royal Escape, 26-23 By Greg Meade

• Garcia Passes for 3 Scores as El Modena Beats Orange By Pat Larkin

• The Test of Time Is Now By Jim Hodges

• NONLEAGUE By Jon Lee

• Fountain Valley’s Late Touchdown Breaks Edison By Steve Kresal

• BASEBALL

• Field Is Again Left Breathing Exhaust of a Worn-Out Irwin By Thomas Bonk

• VENTURA COUNTY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP By John Baxter

• Angels Get Rangers’ Bell for Perisho By Chris Foster

• Vaught Upbeat as Season Opens By Jason Reid

• Robinson Can’t Find Fault With Huskies By Robyn Norwood

• Fargas Finishes With 392 Yards

• Capitals Come Back to Tie Flyers

• Paraclete Trips Up Bishop

• StingRay Motivation Part of the Program By Earl Gustkey

• Perreault on Natural High After Hat Trick at Detroit By Lonnie White

• VALLEY PAC-8 CONFERENCE By Brian Sobel

• Harvard-Westlake in Avenging Mode

• Fremont Slips Past South Gate By Greg Sandoval

• KEEPING UP WITH JONES

• McInturff Hopes for Either Starring Role or Starting Role By Lauren Peterson

• Pacifica Pounds Away at Garden Grove, 50-0 By Paul Mcleod

• THIS WEEK IN THE BIG SKY

• Los Alamitos Handles El Dorado in Water Polo

• Patterson Helps Cypress Rally Past Century By Daniel Arreola

• Shoemaker Retires as a Trainer By Bill Christine

• Taft Runs Over Birmingham, Ties for Title By Michael Lazarus

• Richmond-Jones Trade Considered By Bill Plaschke and Scott Howard-Cooper

• Things Are Quiet on Eastern Front By Elliott Teaford

• EIGHT-MAN

• ALPHA LEAGUE By Wayne Bouffard

• Sunny Hills Proves It Belongs in Special Class By Mike Terry

• You Might Have Run Across Her on Halloween By Mal Florence

• In the End, All Is Well in Laker Universe By Mark Heisler

• Fargas Has Career Night in Notre Dame Romp By Gillee Sherman

• Herzog Carries Costa Mesa Past University, 34-7

• Take It From Big Brother By Robyn Norwood

• Anaheim Turnovers Clear Path for Valencia Victory By Mike Besack

• FRONTIER LEAGUE By Bryan Rodgers

• Angels Complete Hill Deal, Trade Perisho By Chris Foster

• CHANNEL LEAGUE By Mike Johnson

• Anteaters Rally but Lose in Overtime in Men’s Soccer

• Exotic Wood’s Status Angers Ellis By Bill Christine

• Saddleback Upsets Top-Seeded OCC in Women’s Water Polo

• Whieldon’s Touchdown Passes Lead Orange Lutheran By Dale Ruhe

• It’s Becoming Less Than Classic With Loss of Another Top Horse By Bill Christine

• Vaqueros Cruise by Aztecs on Night of Recuperation By Eric Maddy

• A Look at Today’s Key matchups

• Tustin’s Foster Shakes Off Ocean View By Dan Arritt

• He’s at Home on the Road

• Herman Crosses County Line First By John Ortega

• Seminoles’ Pittman Can Rejoin Team

• NORTHERN CONFERENCE By Mitch Polin

• Spangle Is Difference for Canoga Park, 20-7 By Pete Dal Bello

• KINGS REPORT / NOTES - Road Doesn’t Get Any Easier By Lonnie White

• SOUTHERN SECTION FOOTBALL ROUNDUP By Jimmy Roberson

• USOC to Drug Test Without Warning

• Reynosa Handling Situation Well By Jim Hodges

• Russian Duma OKs Chemical Weapons Ban By Richard C. Paddock

• Teen Pregnancies Take Biggest Drop in 25 Years By Dan Morain

• Canadian Supreme Court Refuses to Grant Rights to Protect Fetuses

• Republic of Texas Leader, Aide Guilty of Kidnap Plot

• Huffington Considering Congress Bid By Mark Z. Barabak

• Starr Gets 6-Month Extension of Whitewater Grand Jury

• In Snub to Beijing, U.S. Appoints Coordinator for Tibet

• Solidarity Activist Sworn In as Polish Prime Minister

• House OKs Curbs on Veterans’ Burials

• U.S. to Lead Effort Against Land Mines, Albright Says

• U.N. Weapons Team to Ignore Iraqi Order

• U.S. Aids Laos’ War on Unexploded Ordnance By David Lamb

• Teen Pregnancies Take Biggest Drop in 25 Years By Dan Morain

• Eastin Reluctantly Picks Statewide Test Publisher By Richard Lee Colvin

• Pope Decries Anti-Semitism During WWII By Richard Boudreaux

• East and West Still Divided Despite Summit By Jim Mann

• Shifting Weaver Case to U.S. Court Urged

• Hearts Open for Mistreated Puppies

• McAleese Is Ireland’s New President By William D. Montalbano

• Tapes Show How Nixon’s Self-Image Aided Cover-Up By Robert Shogan

• Crow Steals Florida Man’s Gold Bracelet

• Prosecutors May Fight Evidence From Kaczynski

• Obituaries

• Copter Crashes on Freeway

• Jiang Takes Care of Business During His Tour of New York By Elizabeth Shogren and Norman Kempster

• Government Reports First ‘Mad Cow’ Case

• Georgia Hotel Makes Room for the Displaced By Richard C. Paddock

• Trick-or-Treating Boy Injured in Hit-Run

• Ready or Not, Connecticut Ushers In the End of Welfare By Melissa Healy

• Infamous Fixer-Upper Set to Show By Ruth Ryon

• Workers’ Comp Often Too Little, Report Finds By Stuart Silverstein and Barbara Marsh

• Fire at Hospital in Milan Kills 11

• Wilson, Riordan Plan Warm Welcome for Chinese President By Dave Lesher

• Au Pair Gets Life Term in Baby’s Death

• Gonzalo ‘Corky’ Perez; East L.A. Activist By Myrna Oliver

• FBI Investigating Use of Pepper Spray

• A Brutal Sport Fights for Its Life By David Ferrell

• House Prices Roar Back to Life on Westside By Jesus Sanchez

• DEA Agent Charged With Child Abuse By Geoff Boucher

• Senate Panel Halts Probe of Campaign Financing By Robert L. Jackson

• Judge Backs City of Burbank, Halts Airport Expansion By Jill Leovy

• Homes More Affordable in 3rd Quarter, Index Shows

• Fast Growth, Low Inflation Continue in 3rd Quarter By Art Pine

• Also…

• Ticketmaster Appoints HSN Committee

• O.C. Joins Statewide Foreclosure Decline By E. Scott Reckard

• Dow Gains 60 as Week Ends Quietly

• September’s Key Mortgage Rate Creeps Higher By James F. Peltz

• N.Y. Firm Increases Stake in Costa Mesa-Based ARV By Patrice Apodaca

• Times Names New VP in Circulation Marketing

• Nasdaq to Expand Trading Plan

• Dow Gains 60 as Week Ends Quietly

• What’s Behind U.S. Bailout Money? By David Holley and Art Pine

• Nextel, Nextlink Stakes Awarded in Divorce Case

• FCC Orders Century Cable Refunds By Sallie Hofmeister

• Saatchi Restructures Toyota Account Team By Denise Gellene

• Kilroy, Koll to Build Burbank Business Park By Jesus Sanchez

• China Film Rift Will Not Last, Valenti Believes By Robert W. Welkos

• Tune Time - Music Schools for Kids Surge in Popularity By Pat Prince Rose

• Railroad Must Open Track to Ease Crisis

• Foreclosures Dropped in Sept.; O.C. Lowest Since ‘92 By E. Scott Reckard

• Reynolds Not Responsible for Ex-Smoker’s Cancer, Jury Finds By Myron Levin

• COMING MONDAY

• US Airways Pilots Ratify 5-Year Pact

• ARV Sells $60 Million in Convertible Notes

• Benign End to a Volatile Week

• Eclectic, Uneven Look at Asian Identity By Robin Rauzi

• Lacking Its Namesake, JGB Loses Personality By John Roos

• A Bit of ‘Hercules,’ a Little ‘Xena’ … By Brian Lowry

• ‘Evans & Novak’ Looks Back Over 15 Years By Lee Harris

• ‘Pet Sounds Sessions’: Body of Influence Put in a Box By Jerry Crowe

• Flying in the Face of Authority By Mark Chalon Smith

• Low Heels By Lewis Segal

• Dutch Film ‘Character’ Wins Top L.A. Fest Honor By Kevin Thomas

• Morning Report By Shauna Snow

• Evidence of an Era - A new book chronicles classic film noir through the movie posters that have become decidedly hot collectibles. By Kristine Mckenna

• There Really Is Too Much of a Good Thing By Steve Hochman

• Redman Returns With New Sense of Maturity By Don Heckman

• Spheres of Influence - KUCI’s Eclectic DJs of Subculture Make Up in Enthusiasm What They Don’t Have in Watts By Rose Apodaca Jones

• Reworked ‘Wind’ Delivers an Ecological Message By Kevin Thomas

• Mark on Mark: Naked Truth - From street thug to pop icon to actor, Wahlberg is hoping ‘Boogie Nights’ will revise his image. By Jan Stuart

• Abuse, Alcoholism at Center of ‘Wings’ By Don Heckman

• ‘Sleepwalkers’ Treads on Supernatural By Howard Rosenberg

• Screen Play By Cyndi Y. Nightengale

• Good Sun, Drainage Keep Spuds From Being Duds By Julie Bawden Davis

• The Safety Age - More people are making their homes ‘senior friendly’ as a way to extend independence. By John Morell

• Valuable Toys Toot Own Horns By Ralph Kovel and Terry Kovel

• NOVEMBER Planting Guide

• Marble Has a Bond With Resin Epoxy By John Morell