Archive for Friday, November 07, 1997

• Author to Lecture on Collisions of Cultures By Hilary E. Macgregor

• New School Panel Members Vow to Improve Academics

• City Manager Bussey Announces Retirement

• Use of Teen Center Hits All-Time High By Lisa Fernandez

• Police Investigate Wife in Man’s Beating Death By Scott Glover

• Mattox to Fill Term on Ethics Commission

• Bronze Busts Unveiled in Tribute to Robinson Brothers

• Digital Dilemma By David Greenberg

• Police Department Given $1-Million Grant By Jeff Kass

• Phone Book Recycling Program Is Underway By Lisa Addison

• Suppression With a Fancy Name

• Accused Killers Have Violent Pasts By Greg Krikorian and Jeff Leeds

• 3 Men Given Life Terms in Shootings

• Police Investigate Wife in Man’s Beating Death By Scott Glover

• Fewer Homes in New East Coyote Hills Plans By Mimi Ko Cruz

• Authorities Seek Help Identifying Dead Man By Geoff Boucher

• Thor O. Olson; Retired Ventura Parks Director

• O.C. Projects Included in Transportation Plan By David Haldane

• City Housing Officials Respond to Audit of Quake Loans By Henry Chu

• City’s El Nino Forum Left High and Dry By Bob Pool

• For Pupils, Fun and Facts Come in With the Tide By Brenda Loree

• Coastal Panel Delays Ruling on Soka Expansion By Sylvia Oliande

• Cal State Fullerton Professors Heading Study of Fitness Among the Elderly By Scott Martelle

• Teen Dies After Fall From Cliff During Hike By Lisa Fernandez

• Waffling Won’t Work

• Lawmakers Start to Ask: What’s the Matter With Kids Today? By Henry Chu and Hugo Martín

• A Cruel Lot That Awaits Many By Patt Morrison

• A Look at What’s in Store By Evelyn Larrubia

• A Boogie (Sort of) Afternoon By Al Martinez

• Cut in Library, Park Hours to Help Close Budget Gap

• Sickout by Officers Ends; Contract Talks Continue

• Judge Deals Defeat to Foes of Playa Vista Development

• Veterans Share Their Lessons of War By Tom Becker

• County Makes Key Motion for Bankruptcy Suits By Davan Maharaj

• Blood Drive Planned for Injured Deputy By Scott Hadly

• Anti-Asian E-Mail Trial Disrupted by New Evidence By Davan Maharaj

• Obituaries

• Gephardt Supports Deal to Probe Voter Fraud By Jodi Wilgoren

• Apartments Added to Mix of Recycling By Jose Cardenas and Darrell Satzman

• Affirmative Action Is Dead; Let’s Address the Demerits of Social Class By Richard Rodriguez

• City Charter Reform Meeting to Be Held

• Violence a Pattern for Pair Accused of Slaying Deputy By Greg Krikorian and Jeff Leeds

• Irvine Co. Archeologist Speaks on Burial Site By Deborah Schoch

• ‘Caring Neighbors’ Eases Independence for Others By David Greenberg

• Blaze May Be Staged, but It’s a True Trial by Fire By Bonnie Hayes

• Loose Wires Cause Camarillo Power Outage By David Greenberg

• 4 Arrested on Drug Charges at House By David Greenberg

• Irvine, Huntington Among Safest Cities By Steve Carney

• Lawmakers Start to Ask: What’s the Matter With Kids Today? By Henry Chu and Hugo Martín

• Bullet Fired Outside Athens Park Home Turns a Longed-For Day Into Tragedy By Michael Krikorian

• Three Men Convicted of Murder for Helping Kill UC Irvine Student By Jeff Kass

• Just Imagine: An IRS That Serves the Taxpayer

• Who’s Minding the Baby? By Debra Zeifman

• Grand Central Rescue Planned By Larry Gordon

• $500 Fee Planned for Tax-Break Program By J. J. Pope

• Grade School to Dedicate Library By David Greenberg

• Children’s Homes: New Rules Hurt By Shelby Grad

• New Penalty Phase Trial in Couple’s Slaying OKd By Andrew Blankstein

• Humane Society Under Fire Over Power, Secrecy By Nick Green

• GOP Restricts Protests Over Sanchez Probe By Jodi Wilgoren

• Coastline Gets Grant for Training on Web By Lisa Addison and J. J. Pope

• Plan to Check Legal Status Put on Hold By Mimi Ko Cruz

• $1.17 Million Awarded to Boy Injured at School By Deborah Belgum

• Decision Due Soon on Police Station Site By Darrell Satzman

• Nominees Sought for Local Service Awards By Darrell Satzman

• Red-Eye Back to an Old Life By Shawn Hubler

• Advisor Praises Financing Plan for Coliseum By Jim Newton

• Speed Limit Lowered Along El Camino Real By Susan Deemer

• A Proposal That May Not Get Off Ground By Steve Harvey

• Mall Hosting Weekend DARE Fair Fund Drive By Julio V. Cano

• Theater a Step Closer to Being Destroyed By Lisa Addison

• City Awards Contract for Traffic Cameras By Lesley Wright

• Courtyard to Be Dedicated in Memory of Soldier

• Pump Failure Spills Sewage Into River By Tom Becker

• Senate Panel Backs Bill to Allow Widow to Stay in U.S. By Claire Vitucci

• Strike Effect on Courts Mixed By Andrew Blankstein and Greg Krikorian

• Write-In Candidate May Have Won Seat on Board

• Middle School Reaps Waste-Reduction Title By Edward M. Yoon

• Electronic Equipment Donated to Denker Center

• Workers Treated for Fume Exposure By Solomon Moore

• Status of Trial Uncertain as Twin Leaves Hospital By Greg Hernandez

• The HMOs’ Image Problem

• Initiative Sought to Limit City Pay By Susan Deemer

• Panel Will Form to Help Update Plan for Historic Los Rios District By Susan Deemer

• Dancers Let Their Spirits Soar By Julio V. Cano

• City Might Not Need to Raise Water Rates By Susan Deemer

• Obituaries

• Gallegly Aide to Meet Constituents By David Greenberg

• Art Exhibit, Musical to Kick Off UCI Event By Lisa Addison and J. J. Pope

• Kids Found in Truck With Passed Out Mom By Steve Carney

• Patrols Can’t Match Trouble at Every Turn By Jose Cardenas

• Students Hold Card-Game Marathon for a Better Deal for the Homeless By Sue Mcallister

• Guys Like This Give Heroes a Good Name By Dana Parsons

• Jury Urges Life in Prison for Man Who Killed Valley Woman By Andrew Blankstein

• River Bottom Dwellers Move Into Dorms By Scott Hadly

• Appointments Are the President’s Game By Bruce Fein

• Labor, Environment Lose With ‘Fast-Track’ By Harley Shaiken

• Prop. 209 Ruling Dominates Gathering By Jim Newton

• Board to Look at Purchasing Building By Richard Warchol

• Nursing Home May Reopen by Year’s End By Solomon Moore

• Real Estate Swindler Gets 9 Years in Prison By Myron Levin

• Mobile Home Rent Amendment Delayed By Regina Hong

• New Businesses, Projects Bring $61 Million to City

• L.A. Police Panel Reviews Its Watchdog’s Action By Matt Lait

• City Program Targeting At-Risk Youths Honored

• Laker Star O’Neal Opens Apparel, Marketing Firm

• Inclusive Education Program Recognized By David Greenberg

• Former Daily Pilot Editor Thomas Murphine Dies

• Private Investigator Workshop to Be Held By Lisa Addison and J. J. Pope

• Grant Funds Upgrade of Police Computers By Geoff Boucher

• Grant Being Used to Offer Free Child Care By Lisa Addison and J. J. Pope

• PREP ROUNDUP

• PUCKNET / NHL By Mark Pargas, Mark Pargas

• It’s Not Kings Who Pay Penalty By Lonnie White

• Mater Dei Starts Slow but Wins By Dave Mckibben

• Top-Dollar Bonus Is a Top-Fuel Draw By Shav Glick

• FISH REPORT

• WHAT TO SEE AND DO AROUND SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

• WEEK 11 PRIMER / T.J. SIMERS By T J. Simers

• Romero Gets a Grip on Title By Michael Lazarus

• Easy as 1-2-3 for Ventura

• THE REST

• They Said It

• Losses Certainly No Drop in the Bucket By Bill Christine

• Fitzpatrick Gets Some Help and Defeats Buffalo

• It Comes to Pass for St. Bonaventure By Mike Bresnahan

• Seattle’s Baker Pulls Inside Job

• This Situation Is Taylor-Made By Jason Reid

• Savanna’s Defense Stops Valencia Cold By Mike Wojciechowski

• Will Court Hear Kareem v. Karim?

• NOW YOUJ KNOW

• THE SCENIC ROUTE By Steve Hymon

• Garden Grove Has Five Turnovers but Beats La Quinta By Eric Maddy

• For Barkley, It’s Always Robin Season By Mal Florence

• A Guide for the Would-Be Hunter By Steve Hymon

• Woodbridge Infielder Picks Arizona State By Martin Henderson

• Poly, Sylmar Feel Right at Home

• Shaw Will Replace Shehee

• WEEK 11 PRIMER / T.J. SIMERS By T J. Simers

• FULL-TIMERS By Steve Henson

• Look Who’s Talking

• Records Falling Early, Often at Pomona By Shav Glick

• Four Unbeaten Seasons on the Line By Chris Dufresne

• St. Margaret’s Scores Two Touchdowns, Hangs On

• Shift in Defense a Key for Ducks

• Ventura Program on Life Support By Vince Kowalick

• In Big West Conference women’s volleyball:

• Desert Scenery Comes to Life in the Winter By Steve Hymon

• Saints’ Futility Continues Against Ocean View By Russ Banks

• Area Skiing: Less Dough for Snow By David Wharton

• Still a Foreign Flavor for Downgraded Event By Bob Mieszerski

• A Sight for Murphy’s Eyes: First-Round Senior Lead

• Nice Guy Barkley Gets Bad Rap Sheet By J A. Adande

• Lavin Says He and McCoy Not Feuding By Tim Kawakami

• Field Goal Is Difference for Griffins By Paul Mcleod

• Jones-Richmond Talks Cooling By Scott Howard-Cooper

• Eat Wild Game: It’s a Natural Health Food By Pete Thomas

• GAME DAY: A Look at Today’s Key Matchups

• Playing the Percentages

• Page Sees Sun on Cloudy Day By Elliott Teaford

• Winter / Fall Recreation Areas

• Puskas’ OT Goal Puts Santiago in Final

• Western’s Defense Stops Magnolia By Melanie Neff

• Will Court Hear Kareem v. Karim?

• Golden West Advances in Regional Water Polo

• The Best Race Day of Year? You Bet By Mike Downey

• TONIGHT By Mark Heisler

• COLLEGES

• Ride on Concord–De La Salle–an Unbeatable Experience By Gary Klein

• Vasilyev, Storr Lead Ice Dogs, 5-3

• Calgary Is Still His Kind of Town By Elliott Teaford

• Van Raaphorst Starts Again By Robyn Norwood

• FULL-TIMERS By Paige A. Leech

• NFL TOP TO BOTTOM By T J. Simers

• Laguna Hills Steps Past Costa Mesa By Martin Henderson

• Bruins Enjoying Week Off By Jim Hodges

• Chiefs Go Without Grbac By T J. Simers

• Huizenga Selling Marlins for Reported $150 Million

• Sylmar’s Second-Half Struggles Could Make Canoga Park First

• Anteaters Look Sharp in Exhibition Victory By Chris Foster

• Jokinen Sent to Finnish Team By Lonnie White

• Stroh Sides With Broncos Again By Eric Sondheimer

• Milwaukee’s Move a National Duty By Ross Newhan

• Moorer’s Effort Goes to Waist By Steve Springer

• Baker Wins With Giant Turnabout

• Leslie’s Match Ends With Trip to Hospital By Dave Mckibben

• Breaks Don’t Go Favorites’ Way By Bill Christine

• Faith Healer By Steve Springer

• OK, So Here’s How to Get Involved

• Dawkins, Tanielu Each Score 3 Touchdowns

• KING OF THE HILL By Steve Hymon

• Top-Ranked Mater Dei Sweeps San Clemente

• A Sight for Murphy’s Eyes: First-Round Senior Lead

• UCI Opens Soccer Tournament Against Pacific By Chris Foster

• Editorial Staff

• College Fans Must Pay for ABC Decision By Larry Stewart

• Granada Hills Seeded No. 2 for City Tennis Playoffs

• Fines Total $54,500 in Fight

• Butler Gets New Packer Deal

• Foothill’s Offense Clicks Against Winless Canyon By Ryan T. Blystone

• THE LOCALS By Robyn Norwood

• McCutcheon Is Now Trying to Turn the Corner By Robyn Norwood

• Ennis Commits to UCLA

• Inner Warrior Makes a Court Appearance By Sandy Banks

• Affirmative Action Bill Exposes GOP Split By Sam Fulwood III

• Witness Links Nichols to Bomb-Case Sheds

• Factory Blast Claimed the Lives of 4 Friends By Matea Gold and Héctor Tobar

• President Scrambles for Votes on Trade Bill By Elizabeth Shogren and Art Pine

• Police Investigate Wife in 1996 Sylmar Slaying By Scott Glover

• Tiny Country Puts Forth a Powerful Voice By Mark Fineman

• GOP Assemblymen to Run for Capps’ Seat in House By Carl Ingram

• George Tapps; Ballet and Tap Dancer

• 56 Die When Train Collides With Bus

• OK of $268-Billion Defense Bill Defies Clinton Election Promise

• Murdered Doctors Faced Charges in Drug Lord’s Death

• Former Serb Soldier Held on War Claims

• Gunmen Nab $5 Million in Brazil Plane Heist

• Gephardt Backs Plan to End Sanchez Probe By Jodi Wilgoren

• A Capital Move for Kazakhs By Carol J. Williams

• VALLEY NEWSWATCH

• Man Is Executed for ‘89 Robbery-Murder

• Audi A6: Its Beauty Glows From Within By Paul Dean

• A Soft Touch By Connie Koenehn

• Thai Premier Quits Over Economic Crisis By David Lamb

• Deal May Be Near on Illegal Immigrants By Patrick J. Mcdonnell and Jodi Wilgoren

• Official Decries Animal Trafficking

• GOP Attacks White House ‘Stone Wall’ By David Willman and Marc Lacey

• Mother of 2 Dead Girls Not Charged By Tom Gorman

• Isaiah Berlin; Examined Philosophical, Historical Concepts of Politics

• Neo-Nazi Tape Brings Scrutiny of Germany’s Men in Uniform By Mary Williams Walsh

• McKinney Accuser Reportedly Threatened

• Firms Are Wired Into Profits By Nancy Cleeland

• Iraq Admits Moving Equipment

• Drug Czar Attacks Pentagon’s Effort in Fight By Paul Richter

• Light Cigarettes May Not Be Less Hazardous, Study Says By Henry Weinstein

• Amid Progress in Talks, Albright to Meet Mideast Leaders By Norman Kempster

• FDA Warns of Risks Posed by Herbs for Dieters

• Ninoed to the Nines By Kathryn Bold

• Ralphs, Hughes Market Chains Plan Merger By George White

• Study of Black Holes Backs Einstein’s Theory of Gravity By K C. Cole

• Laugh Lines

• Trade Still the Exception to Clinton’s Rule By Ronald Brownstein

• Foley Sworn In as Envoy to Japan

• Robert Ludlum Keeps ‘Em in Suspense By Paul D. Colford

• Maria de Lourdes; Singer Was ‘Voice of Mexico’

• Checchi Unveils His Bilingual Education Plan By Cathleen Decker

• Blood Pressure Problems Are Back on Rise, U.S. Warns By Marlene Cimons

• Grooming Rules May Have Inmates Singing Dress Blues By Patt Morrison

• No Easy Route for Money Going to Mexico By Nancy Cleeland

• Striking French Truckers Split Over Management Offer

• Iran Leader Vows to Resist U.S. Reconciliation By Robin Wright

• Rights Nomination Shelved Amid Dispute By Ronald J. Ostrow

• Louise Campbell; Actress in ‘Star Maker’ By Myrna Oliver

• Tainted Ham Is Blamed in Deaths

• A Brisk Retelling of 20th Century History By Anthony Day

• It’s an Age-Old Problem of Misdirected Mail By Carrie St. Michel

• At Bush Library, Presidents Abound By James Gerstenzang

• Tijuana Union Fight Highlights NAFTA Fears By Anne-Marie O'Connor

• Judge Admits Tale of Brother’s Death Was a Lie By Maura Dolan and David G. Savage

• Distance Puts a Strain on Salvadoran Family Ties By Juanita Darling

• Corvette Mike Revving Up for Expansion By John O'Dell

• Fluor Joint Venture By (john O'Dell)

• GM’s Saturn to Expand EV1 Leasing

• TV Ratings Report

• Senate OK of Amtrak Bailout Expected

• Netscape to Buy GE’s Stake in Venture

• ChromaVision Medical Systems Inc.

• Infoseek to Add Microsoft Online Services

• Sony Banks on Godzilla Becoming a Monster Hit By Claudia Eller and James Bates

• Viacom, Stephen King Reach a Novel Agreement By Marla Matzer

• Wal-Mart to Pay $3.6 Million in EEOC Case

• Retail Sales Warm Up, but Holiday Forecast Still Hazy

• Compaq Slashing Price Tags on Some PC Models

• Seagate to Pay $126 Million to Settle Suits

• Business Advocates Speak on Welfare Reform Transition

• TouchStone Software Corp.

• America Online Posts Record Sales

• Gap Launches Online Store With Virtual Style

• In Leap of Faith, Ford Opens Assembly Plant in Vietnam

• Pleion, Design Company Team Up on Project By John O'Dell

• Trade School Grads Eligible for College Credit By John O'Dell

• Varco International to Split Stock 2-for-1

• Tragic Blast Draws Attention to L.A.’s Quiet Toy District By Don Lee

• Also

• Justice Officials Seek to Block Radio Merger

• Singleton Will Buy Long Beach Press-Telegram By Nancy Rivera Brooks

• Slight Dip Found in Job-Cut Plans

• Met Life Under Scrutiny in Florida

• U.S. Review Delays Apple-Power Merger

• The Inn Crowd By Jesus Sanchez

• Japan, U.S. Seeking Accord on Regional Monetary Fund Plan By David Holley

• NYSE Board Changes Delisting Rule

• PacifiCare Posts Higher Quarterly Revenue, Net Income

• InSight Acquisition

• Woman Receives 21-Month Sentence for Fraud By James S. Granelli

• Banks Requiring Lower Balances, Higher Penalties

• Mortgage Rates Inch Up After 20-Month Low

• Boeing, Lockheed to Both Get Rocket Work

• Varco OKs Stock Split, Strategy to Fight Takeover Bids

• Gentle Dental Purchase

• Uniting for Empowerment Amid Electric Deregulation By John O'Dell

• Judge Rules Against System of Milk Pricing

• Dow Edges Lower; Yields Fall

• Taco Turnaround By Leslie Earnest

• Hilton Will Resume Hostile Bid for ITT

• Spotlight: Lawmaker Wants to Reopen Defunct Rail Line

• Movie Review By Kenneth Turan

• ‘Sick’: Love, Acts of Defiance and Fighting Pain of Disease By Kevin Thomas

• Smart Sculptures With Fun-Loving Form By David Pagel

• Children’s Author Store Appearances

• Battle of the Sexes Rages in ‘Learned Ladies’ By Laurie Winer

• Twisted Love Colors ‘Crimson’ By Kenneth Turan

• ‘Witman’ Reveals Cost of Absence of Love By Kevin Thomas

• ‘Pigs’ Seeks Comic Chaos in the Artist’s Mind By Laurie Winer

• Journalism Credibility Gets Big Workout in ‘Mad City’ By Kenneth Turan

• Morning Report By Shauna Snow

• More Than the Sound of Music By Jan Herman

• Disabling Stereotypes for Children By Howard Rosenberg

• In His Own Images By Chris Pasles

• ‘Proof Positive’ Documents 40-Year Print Pattern By William Wilson

• The New Threat to PBS’ Franchise By Jane Hall

• ‘Scotland Road’s’ Riddled Route By Laurie Winer

• ‘Hello, Friend’: Cosby’s Tribute to Fallen Son By Don Heckman

• Hancock and Wonder Set to Perform at Thelonious Monk Institute Benefit By Don Heckman

• ‘Haunted’ Tries to Revive an Old Format By Don Heckman

• ‘Bayou’ Paints Rich Portraits of Women By Kevin Thomas

• ‘Onstage’: Skilled Presentation of the Familiar By Jana J. Monji

• Bonham Carter, Cast Soar in ‘Wings of the Dove’ By Kenneth Turan

• Latin Jazz Connection to Kick Off Family Series

• Saxman Osby Plays It Straight With Style By Don Heckman

• Top Drama Students Plan Performance

• Blue Collar Workers on a Mission By Mike Boehm

• Tears and Bonding in ‘Reading Group’ By F. Kathleen Foley

• Mr. Bean Brings His Art of Bumbling to the Big Screen By Jack Mathews

• ‘Bechet’ a Cold Examination of the Soul By Laurie Winer