Archive for Monday, November 03, 1997

• Flood Control by Riparian Rape By Lewis Macadams and Tom Hayden

• Event to Recall ’60s Activism at CSUN By Dade Hayes

• Search Begins for New City Administrator By Darrell Satzman

• Needed Update for Voter Rolls

• Obituaries

• If a Tree Falls in Ojai, Everyone Hears It By Kate Folmar

• Keep Your Woolens in Storage Awhile By Lisa Fernandez

• Would Public-Private Phone Venture Call for Trouble? By Jean O. Pasco

• Death of Man Left at Hospital Probed By Lisa Fernandez

• ACTIVITIES

• Young Scholars Find a Niche at Cal State L.A. By Joe Mozingo

• Doing Hard Work That Deserves Some Recognition By Bill Boyarsky

• Cause of Brush Fire Under Investigation By Hilary E. Macgregor

• Court Muddies the Waters on Age Bias in Workplace

• Reagan Library Treats Visitors to Special Tour By Lisa Fernandez

• Dome of Hot, Dry Air Will Keep the Heat On By Karima A. Haynes

• Presbyterian Church Celebrates 50 Years By Sylvia L. Oliande

• Where Drinking and Dining Don’t Mix By Ken Ellingwood

• Bipartisan Support Not Enough for Nominee By Henry Weinstein

• NOW YOU KNOW

• READING

• Santa Paula Man, 23, Killed in Crash By Lisa Fernandez

• Launch Point

• Vision 2020 Aims to Put Simi Valley Future in Focus By Kate Folmar

• Going for Broke By Evelyn Larrubia

• A Haven for Horses By Regina Hong

• City, County Crews Contain Brush Fires By Frank B. Williams

• AGENDA - ISSUES COMING UP

• Making the Most of Meeting Teacher

• Driving Home the Point 1 Last Time: Use Common Sense By Mack Reed

• Video Explains Freeway Project

• USDA Honors Somis School for Its Lunch Program By Dawn Hobbs

• Latino Worshipers Celebrate First Service in Own Church By Lorenza Munoz

• On This One, the Jury Is In

• Council to Discuss Funding Library Expansion Study By Hilary E. Macgregor

• All the Road’s a Stage, Even if Show’s Bizarre By David Haldane

• Opportunities for Volunteering By Karima A. Haynes

• Hearing Set on Voting for College Trustees By Darrell Satzman

• ‘Fast Track’ Benefits More Than Trade: It Keeps Congress Focused By Sarah A. Binder

• Redesigning Our City Government to Work By Erwin Chemerinsky and George Kieffer

• Temperatures Don’t Know the Meaning of Fall By Lee Romney and Bonnie Hayes

• Did You Know?

• Archeology on the Road By Doug Smith

• Not by the Book By Linda Clinard

• Photographer Clicks With Shooting Stars By Russ Loar

• Degrees of Summer By Eric Slater

• Jolt Coming for Utilities, Customers By Jill Leovy and Jon Steinman

• Calabasas Residents Told to Drink Up By Julie Tamaki

• Say No to Advertisers as Editors By Russ Baker

• Fair Helps Children Handle Emergencies By Karima A. Haynes

• Trick-or-Treater Hit by Car Expected to Leave Hospital Soon

• Political Finance Fight Looms Over Bid to Curb Labor By Eric Bailey and Peter M. Warren

• Franca M. McDaniel; War Bride From Italy

• Burial Ground - Native Americans protest removal of prehistoric remains to make way for development. By Deborah Schoch

• Circles in the Red Dust

• FDA Eases Rules on Herpes Drugs By Shari Roan

• Kids’ Pain Relievers Are Not All the Same By Rob Hiaasen

• 6 Days a Week, Jake’s in the Gym at 5 By Candace A. Wedlan

• ‘Qigong’ By Shari Roan

• Herb Is a Pretender to Fen-Phen Throne By John Hendren

• Four! By Martin Miller

• Holiday Tips for Diabetics

• Here’s What to Do When You Haven’t Got Time for the Pain By Barbara Thomas

• ‘Shiatsu Relaxation’ and ‘Wellness Yoga’ By Shari Roan

• She Needed Training; Now, She’s a Trainer By Rachel Kochackis

• Milder Treatment for Lymphoma in Youngsters

• Another Reason to Eat Right and Exercise: Your Children By Kathy Smith

• With Seniors and Shoes, Safety Comes First By Barbara Thomas

• Resources By Shari Roan

• Get Out the Headphones for This Tape By Rochelle O'Gorman Flynn

• VITALS By Barbara Thomas

• “Scott Hamilton: Back on the Ice” By Shari Roan

• XXL By Matt Moody

• Doctor, 75, Keeps Pace With the Human Race By Frank D. Roylance

• HARDCOVER

• You Could Have Diabetes and Not Know It By Shari Roan

• Alzheimer’s Study Needs Volunteers

• RACE AT A GLANCE By Bob Mieszerski

• Red Wings Continue to Feast on Ducks By Elliott Teaford

• Breaks Finally Go Rucchin’s Way By Elliott Teaford

• Nebraska Bolsters No. 1 Ranking

• Harmon Leads Titans in Exhibition Win By Lon Eubanks

• Strawberry Farms Set For Opening By Steve Kresal

• Jarrett Makes Move at Phoenix

• THE HOT CORNER By Shav Glick

• Late Breakdowns Take an Early Toll By Jason Reid

• Panthers Find a Lot in Reserve

• This Time, New Defense Fills the Bill

• It’s Sad but Very True, USC Isn’t USC Anymore By Randy Harvey

• Blackhawks Make It Three in a Row Behind Terreri, 3-1

• Design Changes Have Helped Anaheim Hills Improve Its Appeal By Martin Beck and Steve Kresal

• Have Cowboys Been Reduced to This? By Bill Plaschke

• Balboa Bay Club Wins Tennis Event

• Mixed Views on Center Interference By Jim Hodges

• Tour Championship Is No. 3 for Duval

• Offensively, Things Couldn’t Be Better By Lonnie White

• Perry Not Type to Sit, Watch By J A. Adande

• Suddenly, Packer Secondary Looks Sharper

• Redskins Making a Run Again

• NFL INJURIES

• Snake-Bitten Graham Has Better Luck

• Ryafan Has to Wait for His Victory By Bill Christine

• Dallas Hopes Flagging By T J. Simers

• U.S. Gets ‘Golden Point’ in 0-0 Tie By Mary Beth Sheridan

• Twice The Vice Is Latest to Drop Out By Bill Christine

• It Wasn’t the Loss, but Robinson Is Ill By Robyn Norwood

• It’s Like Old Times for Elway in Victory

• Flathers, Gidabblda Win Newport Race

• Knicks Have No Answers for Hill’s 34

• He Wins Race Despite Loose Lace By Judy Battista

• Carrying On Without a Big Name

• They’re Hall Alone in First

• Buccaneers Get Out of Their Rut

• Andersen Is a Little More Chipper Now

• For Crying Out Loud, Vikings Are for Real

• StingRays Discover Defeat at Columbus By Earl Gustkey

• Four-Way Race to Smell Roses By Chris Dufresne

• Jones Does It All for the Blizzard

• Bengals Hang On in Game of Many Happy Returns

• Jaguars Stop Short of Blowing Lead

• Riding Her Luck By Bill Christine

• Jarrett Makes Move at Phoenix

• Was Scuffle a Mistake? O’Neal Says ‘Maybe’ By Scott Howard-Cooper

• Good Doctor Caps Good Year By Thomas Bonk

• Calls to IRS Not Secure, Agency Sting Discovers By Ralph Vartabedian and Alan C. Miller

• Oregon Faces Wrenching Vote on Suicide Law By Kim Murphy

• 57 Killed, Thousands Displaced by Floods

• Dole Proposes Wife for GOP 2000 Ticket

• Wal-Mart Shut After Chemical Is Sprayed

• A Reconnection With Nature–and With the Meat on the Table By Michael Harris

• Controllers Forced to Destroy Rocket

• Summit Was Sometimes Blunt, but China Kept Its Edge on Key Points By Ronald Brownstein

• Gore Looks to Gays for Support By Mark Z. Barabak

• No Sabotage Evident as TWA Crash Probe Ebbs

• Retirement Was the General Plan By Ann Conway

• Exile Flotilla Sheds Little Light in Cuba

• Prosecution Unsure on Au Pair Ruling

• Iraq Again Bars American U.N. Weapons Inspectors

• Check-Cashing Probe Details Offered By Michael G. Wagner

• The Great Outdoors

• Votes for Fast-Track Lacking, Gingrich Says

• Relief Plan for Refugees Seen as Unfair to Some Groups By Jodi Wilgoren

• In Beverly Hills, Pickets Take Aim at Many Targets By Bob Pool

• Striking Truckers Set Up Roadblocks

• Two Moderate Earthquakes Hit Near California-Nevada Border

• 375 Acres Burn at State Park Near Morro Bay

• Dog’s Change in Diet Proves Costly to Owner By Brenda Loree

• Gambling on a Small Desert Town By Evelyn Larrubia

• Au Pairs: She’s Been Lucky–and Loving By Sandy Banks

• Editor Named

• Clinton Campaigns for Democrats in Tough Races By Elizabeth Shogren

• No Charges of People Likely in Donor Probe

• Welfare Rules, Some College Plans on Collision Course By Carla Rivera

• Mexico’s Anti-Drug Force Slowly Rising From Ruins By Mary Beth Sheridan

• Debunking Year 2000’s Computer Disaster By Greg Miller

• Campaign Funding Limits Go on Trial

• Yeltsin, Hashimoto End Their Countries’ 50-Year Feud By Carol J. Williams

• 2020 Plan Puts Future in Focus By Kate Folmar

• Khachigian Hopes to Act as Peacemaker on Regents By Kenneth R. Weiss

• State’s Manicuring Schools, Shops Receive Little Oversight By Thao Hua

• Jiang Talks Up Sino-L.A. Ties By Henry Chu

• City Council: L.A.’s Micro-Managers By Ted Rohrlich

• Tornado’s Brief, Destructive Visit Rattles Florida Town

• Reform Party Ends Meeting Lacking Plan

• The Best of Bush By James Gerstenzang

• CYBERSPACE

• Boeing Backlog Grows, Delaying Deliveries

• VALUES JUDGMENT

• Altering Documents to Benefit a Big Client

• A Shot in the Arm By Karen Kaplan

• Are You Guilty? By James Bates

• Video Jukebox By Jennifer Oldham

• You Can’t Control Others’ Behavior–Only Your Own

• Turning a Bit Stream Into a Raging River By Karen Kaplan

• Men Are From Marrakech … By Marla Matzer

• Firms Find Long-Term Rewards in Doing Good By Susan Vaughn

• Pirated CD Sales Are Still Thriving in Hong Kong By Ken Woo

• The Sky Is Falling! Wanna Buy Our Umbrella? By P J. Huffstutter

• In Deals Abroad, Grease Payments a Slippery Business By Gali Kronenberg

• Out of the Arcade By Greg Miller

• Cyber-Space-Savers By Lawrence Comras

• In Rhapsody Over Mac’s NextStep By Charles Piller

• Whose Interests Come First, the Workers’ or the Shareholders’? By David R. Olmos

• Firearmed By John O'Dell

• Not a Pretty Picture By Karen Kaplan

• Bottom Line: ‘98 Versions of Quicken, Money Both Good By Lawrence J. Magid

• ‘Multilevel Marketing’ Finds an Audience–and Critics By Andrew Leonard

• Puppeteer Pulls Strings of His Future By Denise Hamilton

• Old Trees’ Growth Spurt Has Some Researchers Worried By Lee Dye

• Honor System By Martha Groves

• Amtrak, Union Reach Tentative Deal

• When the Boss Is a Crook, Remember What Dad Said

• Sparring for Customers By P J. Huffstutter

• The Often-Thin Line Between Cheating and Competing By Nancy Rivera Brooks

• New Rockwell Modem By P J. Huffstutter

• World Airlines Meet to Discuss Safety

• Teachers’ Pet By Karen Kaplan

• His Litmus Test: To Thine Own Comfort Be True

• Disney.com to Announce Redesign … and That’s All By Michelle Rafter

• Hong Kong to Examine Currency Measures

• An Ounce of PC Virus Prevention By Kim Komando

• America West, Attendants Reach Accord

• Telecom Offers a Solution to Paper Overload By P J. Huffstutter

• The Future of Solar Energy Looks Bright (No, Really) By Jonathan Weber

• Registered Nurse Is Caught in an Unhealthy Situation

• Hong Kong’s Stock Market Opens Higher

• The Truth, the Whole Truth and Nothing but … By Maria L. La Ganga

• Program Is Shot in the Arm for Disney Hall and the Arts By Diane Haithman

• Dance - Lyon Opera Ballet Celebrates Its Diversity By Lewis Segal

• Under the Big Top of Allegory - Yuri Belov directs ‘He Who Gets Slapped,’ with its circus backdrop, and gets at much more. By F. Kathleen Foley

• Pop Culture Fuels Bike Cycle By Victoria Looseleaf

• A Step Into Wright’s Grand Vision By Nicolai Ouroussoff

• In Regards to ‘Ally,’ This Critic Says, ‘Oops’ By Howard Rosenberg

• Disney’s Great Leap By Patrick Pacheco

• Songwriters Tell Their Stories in New Program

• Pop - Talent-Rich Lineup Gives Jones a ‘50 Years’ Tribute By Don Heckman

• Hope They Have a Big Enough Tour Bus

• ‘I Know What You Did’ Corners the Box Office

• Romeo! Romeo! DiCaprio Fells Tokyo By Sonni Efron

• Shepard’s TV Success Took a Lot of ‘Searchin’ ’ By Jerry Crowe

• Sax/Woodwind Quartet Due at Fairfax Library

• Moscow’s Spivakov Shines in Solos By Chris Pasles

• Serving Up the Usual at an O.C. Bar By Mike Boehm

• Nibbles and Bits

• Within ‘Sidney Bechet’s’ Dark Mind By Laurie Winer

• Early TV Writers Faced Blacklist By Charles Isaacs

• Jarrico’s Last Words on Blacklisting By Paul Jarrico

• Charm and ’70s Satire Propel ‘Bamberwood’ By Philip Brandes

• Godfathers of Rap Churn Out Boogity Beat for Willing Crowd By Marc Weingarten

• Dutch Choir’s Debut Well Worth the Wait By John Henken

• Oh, the Pitfalls of Virtuosity By Chris Pasles

• Double Bill Is Hirt-Less in Cerritos By Bill Kohlhaase