Archive for Thursday, November 06, 1997

• Las Virgenes School Bond Overwhelmingly OKd By Sylvia L. Oliande

• Perot Suit Charges Bias Against Minority Parties By Mark Z. Barabak and Maria L. La Ganga

• Police Chase Homeless Man Sought for Questioning in Rape By Scott Hadly

• Obituaries

• Extension of Bosnia Mission Should Not Be Ruled Out

• Burbank Tenants Face Dilemma By Jill Leovy

• Panel Holds Final Hearing on Proposed School District

• Edison Sets Aside Jobs for Welfare-to-Work Program

• Cat-Loving Millionairess Is Dead at 51 By Claire Vitucci

• Twin Remains in Hospital as Murder Conspiracy Trial Continues By Greg Hernandez

• FINAL LOS ANGELES COUNTY ELECTION RETURNS

• Injection of Certain Fetal Cells Found to Repair Brain Damage in Rats

• Applicants Sought for Post on Historic Resource Board By Julio V. Cano

• Councilman Who Tried to Take the City for a Ride By Steve Harvey

• ‘Salida del Sol’ Benefit Run and Walk Is Saturday By Mimi Ko Cruz

• Woman Who Built a House for Her Cats Dies By Claire Vitucci

• Store Showcases Works of Homeless and Low-Income Artists

• Free Tennis Clinic Offered for Children By Karima A. Haynes

• Thousands Remember Deputy By Tina Daunt and Erika Chavez

• Women’s Shelter Plans Dance-a-Thon Fund-Raiser By David Reyes

• Assisted Suicide Is Topic of CSUN Forum By Edward M. Yoon

• The Eternal Doo Dah By Daniel Yi

• Mayor Hospitalized After Fainting Spell By Chris Chi

• Widower Brings Writer Back to His Senses By Jerry Hicks

• Museum Director Pleads No Contest By Scott Hadly

• Council’s Freshmen Bring Wealth of Experience By Hilary E. Macgregor

• Man Struck, Killed After Stopping Van on Freeway By Bonnie Hayes

• Strain of Mice Bred to Show Signs of Old Age Within 2-Month Life Span

• Map Dramatically Deepens Learning About Sea Floor By Robert Lee Hotz

• UCI Asians Tell of Fright After Threat By Davan Maharaj

• Man in Critical Condition After Coffeehouse Holdup

• School Bond Backers in East County Districts Planning to Try Again By Fred Alvarez and Lisa Fernandez

• His Mouth Watered at the Sight of Her Navel By Scott Harris

• Mini-Mall Owner Accused of Safety Code Violations

• Suns Closer to Calling Oxnard College Home By Chris Chi

• Trial in Oxnard Trustee Tape-Recording Case Postponed By Fred Alvarez

• Van Theft Suspects Are Ages 13, 14 By Scott Hadly

• VENTURA COUNTY

• Complaints Filed in Anaheim Council Election By Esther Schrader

• Police Seek 4th Suspect in Slaying By Scott Hadly

• Students Get Own Special Day in Court By Lisa Fernandez

• An Ounce of Prevention

• Hoag Foundation Donates $200,000 to Preserve Mission By Susan Deemer

• Coastal Commission Tours Soka University

• Meeting to Focus on Hazardous Cleanup By Nick Green

• Divided City Council OKs Gay Sex Club By Beth Shuster

• Pope Appoints Encino Priest as Auxiliary Bishop By Larry B. Stammer

• Kiwanis Honors Supervisor for Work on Kids’ Health By Shelby Grad

• Hernandez Is Blaming Everyone but Himself By Bill Boyarsky

• Flood Plans Outlined for College Park East By Cathy Werblin

• Agency Emphasizes Influenza Awareness By Brenda Loree

• Politics of the Partisan Kill

• A Bright Spot By Frank Messina

• Was It Basics or Bilingualism–or Both? By Nick Anderson

• Coastal Commission Tours Soka Campus By Sylvia L. Oliande

• Electrical Worker Suffers Burns in Explosion at Hotel

• Voluntary Recycling Program Launched

• Lighters Stolen From Cigar Store By Scott Hadly

• Coastal Panel Tours Soka Campus By Sylvia L. Oliande

• Asian Pacific Health Day Planned Saturday By Edward M. Yoon

• Four Districts OK $370 Million in School Bonds By Jean Merl and Tracy Johnson

• City Offers Information on El Nino Preparation By Debra Cano

• CSUN Prepares for Effects of El Nino By Edward M. Yoon

• School Board Leader Who Quit Race Still Wins By Richard Winton

• District’s Choice of Its Own Crews Draws Questions By Amy Pyle

• Burbank Tenants Face End of Subsidy Deal By Jill Leovy

• Cal State Dominguez Hills Enrollment Hits New High

• Man Arrested After Carjacking Attempt By Bonnie Hayes

• On The Internet

• Slaying Victim’s Sister: ‘There Is No Closure’ By Debra Cano

• D.A. Won’t Act Against School That Faces Suit By Lisa Richardson

• Rocky Road By Richard Warchol

• Largest Settlements OKd in Fertility Scandal By H G. Reza

• I Didn’t Know That

• Historic Library Branch to Open After Renovation

• Water Board Victors Are Accused of Buying Win By Dade Hayes

• Dog Owner’s Suit Against Humane Society Is Settled

• Earthwatch: A Diary of the Planet

• Pay Attention When Wilson Picks Fights By William Bradley

• Trucking Firm Drops Attempt to Relocate Storage Facility By Regina Hong

• * Hank ‘Geronimo’ Frinks; Machinist, Musician

• Applaud Hernandez for Courage By Betty Wyman

• Officer Who Won Valor Medal Is Charged With Sexual Assault By Matt Lait

• City to Consider Public Library on School Campus By Jeff Kass

• City Unveils New Rules on Adult Businesses By Susan Deemer

• Charitable Mission for Remote Control Planes By Tom Becker

• Court Clerks Go on Strike in Wage Dispute By Sharon Bernstein and Greg Krikorian

• Her Drill Team Beats the Drum for Self-Esteem By Diane Wedner

• Mahony, Riordan Call for Equity in Deportation Law By Patrick J. Mcdonnell

• Literacy Program Begins Recruitment of Volunteers

• Funds Could Have Bought a Lot of Pizzas From Recall’s Lederer By Miguel Bustillo and Coll Metcalfe

• Thousand Oaks Voters Retain Councilwoman By Miguel Bustillo

• County’s Youth Face Economic Pinch, Study Says By Scott Martelle

• Officials to Track Use of Funds for Harbor By Richard Warchol

• High School Team’s Success Undebatable By Tom Becker

• Here’s One for Nature

• Obituaries

• Council Eases Night Curfew, Drops Daytime Plan By Dawn Hobbs

• Volcanic Activity 55 Million Years Ago Linked to Caribbean Climate Change

• City Opens Long-Awaited Community Gymnasium

• Zeanah Prepares to Flex Newfound Muscle By Miguel Bustillo

• City Seeks Public Input on Community Pool Plan

• Suspect in Deputy’s Death Meets Potential Jurors By Tracy Wilson

• Criticized Unit’s Chief Gets New Job By Shelby Grad

• Officials Urged to Delay Decision on 710 Extension

• I Didn’t Know That

• Wilson Discusses Education at Forum By Jean O. Pasco

• It’s a Seminole Moment for the Tar Heel Program By Chris Dufresne

• Wiesner’s Job Is Secure … for Now

• Stadium Proposals Soundly Defeated

• THE HOT CORNER By Larry Stewart

• Greco Makes Up Mind and Commits to UCLA By Dave Desmond

• Amazing Feet By Dave Desmond

• Prep Football Games at a Glance By Martin Henderson

• Bruins Will Rest, but Not on Laurels By Greg Sandoval

• Rhodes Glad to Be Back By Jason Reid

• Foley Will Start for Jets

• THE TOP 10

• Muir Will Have to Be at Level Best This Week By Gary Klein and Dave Desmond

• Such Gluttony Is Hard to Digest By Jim Murray

• LOOKING AHEAD / UPCOMING PREP EVENTS IN ORANGE COUNTY By Melanie Neff

• Waves Break Over Silute, 88-66

• Prep Football Games at a Glance By Dave Mckibben

• Prep Football Games at a Glance

• Pacific, UCSB Are Favorites in Big West

• Biggest Success May Be Only a Skip Away By Bill Christine

• Brewers Moving to NL Central By Ross Newhan

• Dodgers Name Gregson as Pitching Coach By Jason Reid

• Making a Molehill Out of a Mountain By Rob Fernas

• In Empire League water polo:

• Jones Denies Firing Report

• HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL

• Camarillo Runners Carry Smith on Their Backs By John Ortega

• Stadium Proposals Soundly Defeated

• An Acceptable Belief System By Lonnie White

• There’s a Silver Lining By John Weyler

• SPLIT DECISION By Steve Springer

• Villa Park Stays Close, but Foothill Wins Title By Erik Hamilton

• Win Is No Guarantee of Derby Success Later By Bob Mieszerski

• Prep Football Games at a Glance By Mike Terry

• LOCAL NOTES

• Juveniles Today Never Think About the Future By Randy Harvey

• Mater Dei to Skip Holiday Basketball Event

• Coaches Frustrated Over Ruling By Eric Sondheimer

• GAME OF THE WEEK

• Concordia Women Make Strong Effort

• In Driver’s Seat After 20 Years By Shav Glick

• LOOKING AHEAD / UPCOMING PREP EVENTS IN ORANGE COUNTY By Michael Itagaki

• Tournament Is Canceled By Vince Kowalick

• LOOKING AHEAD / UPCOMING PREP EVENTS IN ORANGE COUNTY By Erik Hamilton

• Ventura Dives Into Playoffs, 11-7

• RELATIVE SUCCESS By Paige A. Leech

• Campbell Hit the Final Nails By Scott Howard-Cooper

• LOOKING AHEAD / UPCOMING PREP EVENTS IN ORANGE COUNTY By Paul Halpin

• Ohio’s Hookfin Suspended After Arrest

• Late Scratch of Black Cash Cuts Juvenile Field to Eight By Bill Christine

• They Said It

• In Reversal, Boys Granted Eligibility By Rob Fernas

• Newman-Burgess Showdown Hits Another Block By John Ortega

• Boys From ‘Hood Make Coach Proud By Paul Mcleod

• Red Wings Get a Big Surprise

• At 1-0, Pitino Already Was Toast of Town By Mal Florence

• Dorsey and Crenshaw Play Under the Lights By Gary Klein

• Prep Football Games at a Glance By Paul Mcleod

• Hubinger Slowly Recovers From Mysterious Virus By Fernando Dominguez

• LOOKING AHEAD / UPCOMING PREP EVENTS IN ORANGE COUNTY By Dave Mckibben

• Ventura Players Evicted From Apartment By Vince Kowalick

• Hyland’s Improvisation Sparks Chapman Rally By Michael Itagaki

• Rockets Glide Past the Clippers By Jason Reid

• RHI Playoff Payoff Remains at Center of Controversy By Paul Mcleod

• Mighty Ducks Struggle to Beat Floundering Tampa Bay By Elliott Teaford

• Johnson Goes Out a Winner By Ross Newhan

• Play Time Over for ‘Kids’ Line By Elliott Teaford

• Ventura Basketball Might Go on Shelf By Vince Kowalick

• The Truth About Buena Is Numbers Lie

• Kuntz Is Ladies’ Man This Week

• Greenman Finds Greener Pastures By Bob Mieszerski

• Saddleback Stuns Golden West in Volleyball

• Fullback Iacenda Out for the Season By Robyn Norwood

• Mutombo Is a Big Headache to 76ers in Hawks’ 93-88 Win

• Iraq Bombing Angered Kasi, Jury Is Told

• Author of Flight 800 Tale Admits Hoax

• ‘Powerball’ Lottery Boosts Jackpots

• Congresswomen Demand Speaker End Probe of Sanchez Election By Jodi Wilgoren

• Bilingual Issue Called Key to Conservative Win By Nick Anderson

• Bishop’s Convoy Attacked in Chiapas By Mary Beth Sheridan

• Body of Mexican Drug Suspect’s Surgeon Found

• Under Deal, Inuits to Get 5% of Labrador

• Where Medium Is the Messenger By Susan Salter Reynolds

• IN THEIR OWN WORDS By Mark Boster

• LOCAL COLOR By Joanna Dendel and Mary Kay Stolz

• Official Suspects Iraq of Using Halt in Inspections to Hide Equipment

• Houston Thinks Globally in OK of Preferences By Jesse Katz

• Explosion Kills 3, Injures 25 at L.A. Toy Factory By Eric Malnic and George Ramos

• VALLEY NEWSWATCH

• Herbert Cole Coombs; Advisor to 7 Australian Leaders

• Businessman to Donate $20 Million to Smithsonian

• Lawmakers Reject Zedillo’s Request for 2 Trips Abroad

• Doctor Linked to Drug Lord Found Dead By Mary Beth Sheridan

• Oregon Hastily Readies Aided Suicide Rules By Kim Murphy

• Term Limits Put Bustamante at a Turning Point By George Skelton

• 17 in GOP Seek Impeachment Study

• Immigration Rule Alarms Senators

• Illness at Maryland Church Supper Kills Woman, Sickens 300

• Clinton-Gore Aide Faces Donation Probe By Robert L. Jackson

• Jose Santana; Violinist and Father of Carlos Santana

• Pope Names Encino Pastor Auxiliary Bishop for Valley By Larry B. Stammer and John Dart

• Downloading a ‘Miracle’ on the Internet By Matea Gold

• House Gives Resounding OK to IRS Overhaul By Ralph Vartabedian and Janet Hook

• WASHINGTON INSIGHT

• Dirty Business at the Border in N. Korea By Jim Mann

• She Was the Queen of British Fashion By Edith M. Lederer

• Twin Still Hospitalized After Overdose of Sleeping Pills

• Scientists Say Nevada, Mammoth Quakes May Be Linked By Kenneth Reich

• Why You’ll Find Hose in the Freezer By Beverly Beyette

• Survey Finds Wide Distrust of HMO Care By David R. Olmos

• Staple Goods Run Short as Truckers Boost Strike By John-Thor Dahlburg

• Exiled Chinese Dissident Arrives in U.S.

• High Fidelity By Mimi Avins

• Here’s a Book You Can Take for a Walk By Kevin Baxter

• Backers Rally Behind Civil Rights Nominee By Ronald J. Ostrow

• Chemical Arms Ban Wins Russia Lawmakers’ OK

• Arkansas Tornado Stirs Up New Whitewater Discovery

• Laugh Lines

• Outrage Follows Probation Given in Boy’s Shaking Death

• German Judge Awards Back Pay to WWII Slave Laborer By Mary Williams Walsh

• Diverse Adherents Await Bartholomew I By Larry B. Stammer

• Republican Lawmaker Criticizes Leaders on Health Care Lobbying

• Carpools Face Tolls on 91 Express Lanes By David Haldane

• Witness: Nichols Wanted Government Overthrown By Richard A. Serrano

• Wave Your Wand and–Voila!–Highlights By Francine Parnes

• Explosion Kills 4, Injures 25 at L.A. Toy Factory By Eric Malnic and George Ramos

• Lawmakers Reject Presidential Trips

• She Wants Satisfaction and Finds It By Wendy Wilkinson

• Bosnia Enters Capitol Hill’s Comfort Zone By Elizabeth Shogren and Norman Kempster

• Her Life With O.J. Leaves ‘Em Yawning By Paul D. Colford

• Acupuncture Wins Support of U.S. Panel By Marlene Cimons

• 5,000 Gallons of Oil Spill From Ship

• 5 More Settlements in Fertility Scandal

• Senate Keeps Ban on Laptop Computers

• Deals Fly in Push for Fast-Track Trade Bill By Elizabeth Shogren and Art Pine

• Lawyers Finish Arguments on Proposition 208 By Carl Ingram and Max Vanzi

• Tuesday’s Results

• The Blast That Ended His Dreams By Jenifer Warren

• GOP Gleeful, Hopeful About Elections

• We Hate to Guess What Was on the Buffet By Bill Higgins

• Yeltsin Ousts Wealthy Aide at Center of ‘Bankers’ War’ By Carol J. Williams

• NATION/WORLD

• Meditrust, Santa Anita Cos. Complete Deal

• ORANGE COUNTY EARNINGS

• REIT Purchases on Pace for a Record Year

• Apria Names Local Executive as President By Barbara Marsh

• With Slight Gains, Stocks Erase Losses From Plunge

• COMPANY TOWN - News Corp. Income Rises 17% as Key Units Gain

• Manufactured Goods Orders Rise 0.4% in Sept.

• Ad Ratings

• Reaching American Dreamers By Greg Johnson

• A Stronger Fabric By George White

• Times Names Three to New Posts as General Managers

• Catheter Maker to Sell in Japan

• ORANGE COUNTY EARNINGS

• Oxford Health Plans Executive Resigns

• Kodak Set to Announce Massive Job Cuts

• Pimco Will Acquire Rest of Oppenheimer Capital By James S. Granelli

• Erly Sees 2nd-Quarter Loss on Low Revenue

• As if Peer Pressure Isn’t Bad Enough … By Denise Gellene

• Double-Edged Sword on GM’s BuyPower By Denise Gellene

• Garzarelli to Liquidate Her 6-Month-Old Fund

• Humongous to Create ‘Blue’s Clues’ CD-ROMs By Jennifer Oldham

• Union Pacific Loses Military Account

• Silicon Cuts Price on Octane Power Desktop

• It’s a Deal–With Morals Clauses for Endorsers

• Chevron Increases Gulf of Mexico Reserves

• 3Com Unveils Low-Cost Videophone

• Hope, Not Hype, From Breathe Right By Denise Gellene

• Converse Getting Its Foot in a New Door

• Stacking Up Sales

• US Airways Panel to Plan US2 Strategy

• Quarterly Sales Increase, but Income Falls at GT Bicycles

• Rockwell Reports Drop in Net Earnings for Year

• Ford Pickup Truck Still Leads Retail Sales Race

• Rockwell’s 4th-Quarter Net Income Slips 2.9%

• Spotlight: Guinness Flight to Offer China Mutual Fund

• TRW Flips Switch, Signs Pact With Montana Utility By Nancy Rivera Brooks

• Discounters Mac Frugal’s, Consolidated to Merge By Susan Abram

• Broad Tobacco Bill Introduced in Senate By Henry Weinstein

• Buffett Also Showing His Deft Touch With Bonds

• Seagram Profit Up 4%, but Warning on Asia Issued

• Study Sheds New Light on Power Deregulation

• Ford, Honda to Team on Electric Car Stations By Donald W. Nauss

• Paid Per View By Ingrid Becker

• Court Clears Irwindale Gas Recycler By Vanessa Hua

• ‘Round and ‘Round Over a Contract By Chuck Philips

• J.C. Penney Faces Up to Asian Cosmetics Market

• ITT Board Meets; No Word on Rival Bids

• Kilroy Realty Buys Allen Group in First San Diego Venture By Melinda Fulmer

• Hollywood Park Can Reinstate ‘Paired’ Status

• Blue Period By Greg Johnson

• Franchise Firms Gauge Impact of Price Ceilings By Diane Seo

• Now Remodeling By John O'Dell

• ORANGE COUNTY EARNINGS

• In Search of the Season By Judy Willis

• Date Book By Jerry Crowe

• Out of Town / San Diego

• Israeli Festival Begins - The 14th annual event in Beverly Hills features a series celebrating 50 years of nation’s cinema. By Kevin Thomas

• What’s Hot

• A Cafe With a Mission - Venice’s Dolphin House hosts celebrity readings, brings people together and raises money to help kids. By Booth Moore

• 5 & 7 pm / Movies

• Veterans’ Day By Bill Locey

• Eno’s Visionary Sights By Kristine Mckenna

• Last Chance / Ends this Weekend

• Fine China By Max Jacobson

• Olde Times By Benjamin Epstein

• Mase’s ‘World’ Makes Its Way Straight to Top

• Life’s Lesson - Play urges youths to follow dreams. By Richard Kahlenberg

• A Collective Adventure By Robert Koehler

• Alternative’s Return By Steve Hochman

• A Woman’s Intuition By Josef Woodard

• In a Class of Their Own By Richard Kahlenberg

• Morning Report By Shauna Snow

• 8 pm / Pop Music

• Liquid Refreshment By Zan Dubin

• 10 am / Family

• Exhibitionists By Corinne Flocken

• Recapturing the Magic By James E. Fowler

• Pommes and Circumstance By Barbara Hansen

• Vintage Movies From the Soviet Union and Ida Lupino By Susan King

• Art

• In Search of the Season By Judy Willis

• Family

• Acting Out By Irene Garcia

• Sleep on It - Discount mattress warehouse makes a confusing decision a whole lot easier. By Geri Cook

• A Sense of Loss By Robin Rauzi

• Multiple Choices By Frances Halpern

• Battle of the Sexes - Some 300 years after its first production, ‘The Learned Ladies’ retains its charm, vigor. By Laurie Winer

• Monkees Shine - The made-for-TV ’60s band returns to Hollywood for a concert, believers in pleasing loyal fans. By John Roos

• The Propaganda Wars By Jan Herman

• Captivating Kebabs By Max Jacobson

• This Version of Wilde Is a Bit Too Mild By F. Kathleen Foley

• Captivating Kebabs By Max Jacobson

• A Riddled Path - Playwright Jeffrey Hatcher’s ‘Scotland Road’ weaves a drama of dubious validity around the shipwreck of the Titanic . By Laurie Winer

• Tindersticks Turn in Textured Show By Sara Scribner

• Chumbawamba Energizes Message of Liberation By Natalie Nichols

• Durang: Lights of Fancy in Costa Mesa By T. H. Mcculloh

• Tasty and Filling Mouthful By John Roos john Roos

• O.C. Fans’ Choices

• 6 am Fund-Raiser

• Shows Will Go On By Todd Everett

• Hook of ‘Summer’ Is Lost on Some By Lynn Smith

• Out of the Myst, Riven Captures Imagination With a Braver, Newer World By Mark Glaser

• Itinerary Rare and Used Books By Booth Moore

• In The Mood / Goat Cheese

• A Scene for All Scenesters By Tracy Johnson

• Closing the Gap By Jane Hulse

• Parents Won’t Mind If Their Children Join This ‘Circus’ By Lynne Heffley

• Tuning In to Trying Times By Mark Chalon Smith

• ‘Mystery!,’ ‘Masterpiece’ and a Little Shakespeare on PBS By Susan King

• On the Move By Josef Woodard

• Trying to Break Through a Fog By David Gritten

• Lesbian Acts of Love and Bad Romance By Jana J. Monji

• A New Song of the South By Emory Holmes II

• Sensory Feast By Leo Smith

• Greek Retreat By Juan Hovey

• Playing for Joy By Zan Stewart

• The C Bar (No, It Isn’t for Curry) By Heidi Siegmund Cuda

• Closing the Gap By Jane Hulse

• Theater

• Plan Ahead / Next Weekend

• My Favorite Weekend

• The Chef Is Out for Now - Campanile’s Mark Peel takes a leave of absence to do some home cooking, other projects. By Angela Pettera

• Ventura Diners Are Right in the Palm of These Chefs’ Hands - Open only two weeks, husband-and-wife team’s French country restaurant is lining them up. By S. Irene Virbila

• Taming the (Touring) Beast of Burden By Robert Hilburn

• Wired for Thought - Observers interact with site-specific work. By Josef Woodard