Archive for Tuesday, November 04, 1997

• Jury Selection Begins in Murder-Carjacking Case By Tracy Wilson

• Student Shot at School After Crossing Out Graffiti

• On Oscar’s Trail By Bob Pool

• Obituaries

• County May Halt Harbor Subsidy to Parks By Richard Warchol

• Office Building Plan to Go Before Board By Lisa Fernandez

• Investigators Seek 4 on Felony Warrants By Scott Hadly

• Investigation Continues in Teen’s Slaying By Scott Hadly

• Dinner Will Benefit Devonshire Division By Karima A. Haynes

• Teen Pleads Guilty to Racial Attack By Thao Hua

• Crackdown Means Tough Times for Truants By Henry Chu

• Council to Weigh Options to Offset Budget Shortfall

• Ex-Wife Can’t ‘Bad-Mouth’ GOP Official By Davan Maharaj

• A Hand Signal to Live By on Highway of Life By Steve Harvey

• Black and Brown Athletes, Boycott UC - DECK If minority students aren’t welcome in academics, they shouldn’t participatein entertainment. By William M. Banks

• Council Panel Rejects Arming of Park Rangers

• Man Involved in Dispute Dies While in Custody

• Adoption Center to Hold 3 Seminars By Lisa Addison

• Financial Crisis Forces City to Close Police Department

• Groundbreaking Near for Community Center By Susan Deemer

• No Fooling–It’s Really Fall By Claire Vitucci

• Senior Housing Unit on Council Docket By J. J. Pope

• ADL Will Honor Resident, Reverend By J. J. Pope

• Thermometer’s Location Sparks Heated Debate By Chris Chi

• Teen Crash Victim’s Parents File Claim Against City By Robert Ourlian

• Defendant Seeks to Change Guilty Plea in Rape Case By Tracy Wilson

• Obituaries

• Born to Rope By Dade Hayes

• ‘Good Twin’ Tells Jurors of Attack By Jeff Kass

• Firm to Appeal Loss of Massage License By Frank Messina

• Settlements Reached in 3 Fertility Suits By Marcida Dodson

• Man Whose Drink Made Revelers Ill Enters Guilty Plea By Jeff Leeds and Paul Levikow

• Kim Aide Sentenced for Fund-Raising Violations

• Free Market Threatens Some Low Power Rates By Jill Leovy and Jon Steinman

• Ignore $500 Savings Bond Offer, D.A. Says By Veronique De Turenne

• City OKs Site for Skateboarding Park By Lisa Addison

• Free Market Threatens Some Low Power Rates By Jill Leovy and Jon Steinman

• Cal Lutheran Bands to Hold Fall Concert By Hilary E. Macgregor

• Lancaster Man Guilty in Death of Woman, 84 By Andrew Blankstein

• Tighter Controls Placed on Sewage in Malibu Creek By Abigail Goldman

• Parochial School Auction Nets $70,000 By Lisa Fernandez

• Stabbing Victim Escapes in Leap From Ventura Pier By Scott Hadly

• Truancy Citations Rise Sharply, Police Report By Henry Chu

• Private School Sues Districts Over Loss of Subleased Space By H G. Reza

• Pierce Gets Smog Test Training Equipment By Sylvia L. Oliande

• Board OKs Funds for Remedial Reading By Amy Pyle

• Voting Day in the County

• Santa Clarita, Antelope Valley Voters to Decide 22 Contests Today By Dade Hayes

• Council to Consider Fire Authority Plea By Debra Cano

• 3 Arrested After Gas Station Robbery By Bonnie Hayes

• Western State Seeks More Diverse Campus By Mimi Ko Cruz

• Center for Seniors Spreading Its Wings By Cathy Werblin

• Official City Web Site May Get OK Today By Frank Messina

• Council Urged to Let City Vote Again on Salary Hike

• Judge to Rule on Clearing of Land at Playa Vista

• Jiang Should Reread Mao’s Red Book By Robert Scheer

• Action by U.S. High Court Frees O.C. Man From Jail By H G. Reza

• November Classic By Eric Malnic

• Orthopaedic Hospital Marks 80th Birthday

• Man Sues His Alleged Childhood Molester By Dawn Hobbs

• 2 Gang Members May Face Death Penalty

• Today’s Election

• Conference on Choices for HIV Treatment By Lisa Addison

• Plaque to Mark Old Medical School Site By Lisa Addison

• Speech to Cover Area’s ‘Romantic History’ By Lisa Addison

• Car Theft, DUI Suspect Dies in Jail By Steve Carney

• An Ovation for Clinton at the Summit By Tom Plate

• City Wins Award for Effort to Revitalize Mission Area

• 50 Vendors to Offer Goods at City Bazaar By Julio V. Cano

• Santa Monica High Band Wins Regional Competition

• Opportunities for Volunteering

• Simi Council Tackles Tough Part of Vision 2020–Implementation By Kate Folmar

• Councilwoman Perry to Head League By J. J. Pope

• Man Accused of Threat With Assault Rifle By Steve Carney

• Bell Choir Imparts Lesson on Disability By Karima A. Haynes

• Local Radio Show Will Honor Veterans By David Greenberg

• Shades of Fall - Despite Summery Swelter, Trees Know When It’s Time to Turn By Claire Vitucci

• City Council to Meet Despite Recall Vote By Miguel Bustillo

• Carjacker May Also Be Kidnapper, Police Say By Steve Carney

• A Court in Fantasy Land

• War Stories Bound for Eternity By Jerry Hicks

• Nationwide Expansion of INS Sweeps in Jails Urged By Fred Alvarez and Scott Hadly

• Mayor to View Year Ahead at Chamber By Darrell Satzman

• Sheriff’s Department Request to Dismiss Parents’ Defamation Suit Is Rejected By Steve Carney

• Mentoring Program Aims to Reduce Teen Pregnancy

• ORANGE COUNTY PERSPECTIVE - INS’ Prime Duty Is at Border

• Judge Rejects Gender Bias Suit by Former Prosecutor

• Routine Crash Training Creates a Smoke Scare By Bonnie Hayes

• Student Publishes Country Quotes By J. J. Pope

• Development Plan Draws Opposition By Dawn Hobbs

• Force Is Only Proper Option if Iraq Refuses to Budge

• 4 Arrested as Police Seize Cash, Narcotics By Steve Carney

• Champions of Minutia

• ‘Shantytown’ Shake-Up By Susan Deemer

• U.S. Supreme Court to Hear Forfeiture Case By David G. Savage

• Victorian Homes Saved From Demolition

• Poll Sheds Light on Welfare Issues By Shelby Grad

• Dubious Harvest

• Spitzer Shakes Up County With Aggressive Approach By Jean O. Pasco

• Officials Concerned by Convict’s Solicitation By Bonnie Hayes

• Battle Lines Are Drawn–and Redrawn By Scott Harris

• 25 Tons of Toxic Materials Collected By Hilary E. Macgregor

• Bill Seeks End to At-Large Selection of College Board By Nancy Hill-Holtzman

• Is Gang Order a Good Option in North Hills? By Diane Wedner

• 2 Youths Arrested in Man’s Fatal Shooting By Scott Hadly

• After Standoff, Man Held for Evaluation By Jose Cardenas

• Firefighters Tackle 3-Alarm Blaze

• Neighborhood Fund Program on Schedule By Darrell Satzman

• Police Protest Stalled Contract Negotiations By Julio V. Cano

• Top-10 Reasons to Root By Jim Hodges

• Runaway Winner in the AL By Ross Newhan

• Probe of Tutors Widens By Robyn Norwood and Lisa Dillman

• Wilson Shortens Tour By Fernando Dominguez

• Task Force Is Told to Upgrade Facilities By Jim Coleman

• Rigamat Learning Painful Lessons By Chris Foster

• Investor Keeps the Faith in ABL By Earl Gustkey

• THE HOT CORNER By Helene Elliott

• Olympic Team to Look Familiar By Helene Elliott

• Alumni Report By Keith Thursby

• What’s Up Here? Is Oakley Angling to Be Next Victim? By Mal Florence

• Raiders Seem Committed to Quitting By T J. Simers

• Philadelphia Ends Skid but Lindros Is Injured

• Granada Hills Draws Low Volleyball Seed By Mike Bresnahan

• Burbank Hires Coach

• Shehee Out 2 to 5 Weeks

• Tyson Says He Will Be Banned for Life

• Athletes of the Week

• Idle or Not, Bruins Are Still Driving By Jim Hodges

• STINGRAYS TONIGHT By Earl Gustkey

• Humphries Ponders Future

• TAKING CENTER STAGE By Lonnie White

• Irvine Solid in Exhibition Despite Loss By Chris Foster

• Two Wins Give Title to Stevens By Bob Mieszerski

• Campbell Expected to Return Tonight By Scott Howard-Cooper

• Richmond Would Provide More Than Just Scoring By Randy Harvey

• Muir Won’t Be Easy Date for Crescenta Valley Homecoming

• Some Tinkering Couldn’t Hurt By Helene Elliott

• Villa Park’s Becker Selects SDSU for Tennis By Dave Mckibben

• They Bring More Than Exuberance By John Weyler

• For Jewel Princess, It Could Be Big Finish By Bob Mieszerski

• Vikings in L.A.? It’d Be a Steal By Mike Downey

• Tyson Thinks He’s Banned for Life

• Big Jordan Moments Bail Out the Bulls

• Hefferman Undecided on Future By Vince Kowalick

• CAPSULES AND RANKINGS By **, Helene Elliott helene Elliott, and Team (record) Comment 1. Detroit (11-2-2) Loss To Kings Just A Blip. 2. St. Louis (11-3-2) Streaks Are 4-1-1, 11-2-2. 3. Dallas (9-5-2) Stars On 4-1-1 Surge. 4. New Jersey (

• Andrade Now Making Cents By Peter Yoon

• Game Will Decide Conference Title By Steve Kresal

• Report: UCLA’s McCoy Will Not Be Reinstated By Tim Kawakami

• NBA Slaps Back at Shaq By Scott Howard-Cooper

• Maybe Allen Really Is Just Passing Fancy

• Barry Scores Big on TV Trivia Too By Lisa Dillman

• Exotic Wood Will Run in the Sprint After All By Bill Christine

• A Real Prince - Owner Who Comes From Royalty Has Impressive Stable of Fillies By Bill Christine

• Success Making OCC’s Riel a Believer By Steve Kresal

• Blake May Be Headed to Nagano By Lonnie White

• St. Louis’ Suit Suffers Blow

• Phillips Pleads Guilty, Avoids Jail By Thao Hua

• COLLEGE FOOTBALL DAILY REPORT By Robyn Norwood

• Phillips Won’t Get Jail Time By Thao Hua

• Simmons Keeps Matadors Going By Steve Henson

• Laugh Lines

• ATHLETE OF THE WEEK

• Voter Gender Gap Wider, Group Says By Steven Gray

• From Drug Arrest to AIDS Nightmare By John J. Goldman

• Governments Step Unsurely Toward ‘Colorblind’ Goal By Dave Lesher

• Boeing to Discontinue 2 Douglas Jet Models By Karen Kaplan

• Dow Up 232

• L.A. Coroner Alters Policy on Corneas By Ralph Frammolino

• Typhoon Leaves 94 Dead, 2,400 Missing

• WHAT THE CAMERA SAW / THE WEEK AND MORE

• Minister Says She’ll Succeed Premier

• Oh, Those Times When We Come Unzipped By Kathleen Kelleher

• Huffington Rules Out Bid for His Old Seat in Congress By Mark Z. Barabak

• Damage Control for Embarrassing Moments

• Obituaries

• Nickles Tied to Questionable Video Event

• Like a Broken Record - Football Marks Tumble, but Are New Ones Legitimate? By Martin Henderson

• Evening Puts Artist and Photos in Focus By Bridget Byrne

• High Court Allows Prop. 209’s Repeal of Affirmative Action By David G. Savage

• Judge Refuses to End Teachers Strike

• Stephen King Has the Publishers Terrified By Paul D. Colford

• Effect of Smoking Bans Studied By Henry Weinstein

• Boeing to Discontinue 2 Douglas Jet Models By Karen Kaplan

• Senate Confirms IRS Commissioner

• Viet Kieu: a Bridge Between 2 Worlds By David Lamb

• VENTURA COUNTY NEWSWATCH By Jack Robinson

• ‘Fast-Track’ Trade Bill Gets Support of Sen. Daschle By Art Pine

• Eastin Calls for Preschool for All Children By Richard Lee Colvin

• 3 Whites Convicted of Burning Church

• Iraq’s Threat to Shoot Down Plane Intensifies Dispute By Robin Wright and Craig Turner

• Keeping the Trees Alive By Kate Folmar

• Rail Backlog Strands Cargo at L.A.-Area Ports By Richard Simon and Jim Newton

• The Road to ‘Colorblind’ Goal Elusive By Dave Lesher

• Oklahoma City Defendant Plans to Prove Conspiracy By Richard A. Serrano

• CIA Slayings Suspect Said Brain-Damaged

• Twin Describes Attack, Testifies About Fights With Sister By Jeff Kass

• Athlete of the Week

• POLITICS By Robert L. Jackson

• Yosemite Plan Would Remove Many Structures By Frank Clifford

• Governments Step Unsurely Toward ‘Colorblind’ Goal By Dave Lesher

• Thai Prime Minister Says He’ll Resign By Evelyn Iritani

• Wider INS Targeting of Jails Urged By Fred Alvarez and Scott Hadly

• Official Says Activists Back Kaczynski By Mark Gladstone

• Vitamin D May Lessen Cancer Risk

• Civil Rights Nomination in Peril Over Prop. 209 By Ronald J. Ostrow and Jodi Wilgoren

• Magically ‘Mikado’ By Kathryn Bold

• Mideast Talks Halted When Midlevel Team Fails to Show By Norman Kempster

• Wake-Up Call

• Road to Tournament Uphill for Vaughan By Dave Mckibben

• Supreme Court Weighs Polygraph’s Legal Admissibility By David G. Savage

• Chrysler Sales Decline 8%; Honda, Nissan Post Gains

• Mexico to Spend $3.5 Billion on Highways

• AML Communications’ Sales, Income Decline By Barbara Murphy

• ACT Networks’ Chief Operating Officer Resigns By Barbara Murphy

• NASD Urges Shield for Brokerages

• Tapping Into the Ad Potential of Water Tanks By Allan Kreda

• Lawsuit by Homeless Woman Accuses Lawyer, Client of Fraud By Myron Levin

• Costa Mesa Firm Acquired by S.F. Company

• Apple Narrows Wholesalers in U.S. to Two

• GOVERNMENT CONTRACT AWARDS

• Spotlight: Judge Dismisses Writers Guild Suit Over Ordinance

• Hong Kong Bows to Beijing in Turning Away 3 U.S. Films By Maggie Farley

• Boyds Wheels Founder Resigns as Chairman By John O'Dell

• Vitesse Opens Chip Design Center in Portland By Barbara Murphy

• L.A. Gear Trims 60% of Local Staff By Susan Abram

• Intel Says Asia Crisis Having Impact

• Biosource International Reports 3rd-Quarter Gains

• Magazine Ranks Cities Best for Business

• REGIONAL PEOPLE

• CBC to End Aahs Programming

• The No-Brainer

• California Municipal Bonds

• European Union Plans to Do Away With It, Duty or Not By Dirk Beveridge

• Mossimo Stock Drops 16% on Loss Forecast By Leslie Earnest

• Hilton Raises Bid for ITT, Pressuring Rival By Jesus Sanchez

• TravelMax Has New Name: Network Holdings By P J. Huffstutter

• Fluor Predicts Profit Decline of $100 Million By E. Scott Reckard

• Fluor Expects Lower Profit for Year By E. Scott Reckard

• TV Ad Campaign Touts Oxnard’s Winter Delights By Leo Smith

• Unions Still Struggle Worldwide

• Interlink Posts Record Quarterly Revenue, Again By Barbara Murphy

• ALSO

• Short-Term Treasury Rates Rise

• Preaching to the Convertible By Russ Wiles

• GE to Swap Preferred Stock for Lockheed Martin Units

• Buying on Margin

• Music Veteran Leaving PolyGram Over Dispute By Chuck Philips

• Sales Slide Intensifies for Pollution Research

• 3rd Quarter Income Rises 38% at Angeles Mortgage

• As Many Opinions as People By Helaine Olen

• Levi to Close 11 Plants, Cut a Third of Jobs

• Intuit to Unveil Online Mortgage Service

• Xircom Posts $3.3-Million Loss for Fiscal 1997 By Barbara Murphy

• Dow Stands Out in Day of Rallies By James F. Peltz

• Bergen Reports Record Earnings

• Incomnet Settles Suit With State Over Slamming

• Cold-Call Self-Defense

• Which Did Better Last Week? Wrong Question By Kathleen Day

• BUSINESS CALENDAR

• A Deal of Attention for Diller By Claudia Eller and Sallie Hofmeister

• Domestic Market Share

• Shorted Circuits at Electronic Brokerage

• Matthews Studio to Buy Film Equipment Company

• KABC-TV Will Move Studios to Glendale Center By Julia Scheeres

• Troubled Mossimo Takes a Beating in Third Quarter, Plans to Regroup By Leslie Earnest

• Jury Says 6 Oil Firms Must Pay Unocal in Suit By Nancy Rivera Brooks

• Dole Declares Dividend, Elevates Tate to VP, CFO By Barbara Murphy

• Arris to Acquire Sequana for $166 Million

• Founder of Boyds Wheels Resigns By John O'Dell

• PacifiCare Wins Deal to Treat Medi-Cal Recipients By Barbara Marsh

• Santa Ana Packager Bought by N.Y. Firm

• ‘Cooler Place’ Named Hottest Ad Campaign By Barbara Murphy

• Seminis Vegetable Seeds to Get a Bigger Plot at McInnes Ranch By Leo Smith

• Preference Laws Won’t Go Overnight By Marla Dickerson

• Cisneros, Interbrew to Form Beer Venture

• Conejo Valley Home Sales and Prices Up Over 1996 By Barbara Murphy

• View Tech Inks Network Deal With BellSouth By Barbara Murphy

• Team Player By Helaine Olen

• Trade Group’s Deal Promises Cheap Electricity

• MTV Networks Sues News Corp.

• Calnetics Shareholders Approve Sale to Summa

• Treasuries May Be Good Place to Tie Up Your Savings for a While By Linda Stern

• Align-Rite International’s Income and Sales Surge

• These Seats Reserved–for Moviegoers By Marla Matzer

• Stock Market Barometers

• Name That Company

• Pinkerton’s Buys 2nd Canadian Security Firm

• Herrick & Co. Realty Partners With Prudential By Barbara Murphy

• 2 Commodities Exchanges Agree to Merge

• Manufacturing Picks Up Pace at Quarter’s End

• KVEA-TV Recognizes Employees’ Union By Julia Scheeres

• New FCC Chief Details Positions

• The Passive-Active Debate By James F. Peltz

• Oxnard Growth Agency Moves to a New Home By Barbara Murphy

• Beckman Pays $1.15 Billion to Acquire Miami Company

• ORANGE COUNTY EARNINGS

• ALSO

• Applied Materials, ASM Settle Patent Suit

• ABC Hires Chung as Roving Reporter By Jane Hall

• Joe Jackson Offers a Classical Bit of ‘Heaven’ By Steve Hochman

• MORNING REPORT By Jerry Crowe

• Busta Rhymes Gives Rap a Joyous Airing By Sara Scribner

• A Couple of Views By Cathy Curtis

• Beauty of the Land Takes Center Stage in ‘Lewis & Clark’ By Don Heckman

• Ysaye Quartet: Refined but Detached By Timothy Mangan

• ‘Murphy’ Story Line Causes Complaints By Brian Lowry

• Set Designer Takes Care to Get a Good Look By Jan Herman

• Mixed Bag Proves a Difficult Match By Susan Bliss

• ABC’s Belles of the Ball By Brian Lowry

• Gabrieli Group Presents Beguiling Baroque By John Henken

• ‘Summer’ Proves Hotter Than ‘Red’ By Robert W. Welkos

• Realm of the Senses By Christopher Knight

• Turning Brahms’ Clock Back By Mark Swed

• Midler Tops the Party Chart By Liz Smith