Archive for Tuesday, November 11, 1997

• Council to Consider Proposed Beach Trail By Susan Deemer

• Internet a Molesters’ Tool, Police Warn By Geoff Boucher and Bonnie Hayes

• Mixed-Use Lane Plan for Riverside Freeway Stalls By David Haldane

• Lawyer Linked to Judges’ Cruise Withdraws Gift By Kenneth Reich

• Children’s Choir in Pre-Holiday Concert By David Greenberg

• Dinner to Honor Teachers, Raise Funds

• Court Clerks’ Strike Enters Second Week By Greg Krikorian

• Oxford School Site’s Future to Be Discussed By Julio V. Cano

• Green Card Provision Extended Until Friday

• Boy Faces Murder Charge in Shooting of Woman

• Court Discretion–and Wisdom

• Baugh Aide Takes 5th Amendment By Peter M. Warren

• Comeback Kid By Solomon Moore

• Police Seeking Driver in Fatal Hit-Run Accident

• Check Out Smog Check II

• City Offers Storm-Preparation Classes

• On Cuba, JFK Was Married to the Mob By Robert Scheer

• CSUN Sports Clinics Set for Girl Scouts By Edward M. Yoon

• Medical Marijuana Activist Pleads Not Guilty to Charge

• Dirty Tricks and the Clinton Enemies List By Joseph Farah

• Schools Earn A’s for Student Attendance By Karima A. Haynes

• Agency Deal Will Add Used-Car Lot to Auto Row By Lesley Wright

• Carnival to Promote Ethnic Awareness

• Switching Gears on Signs for Drivers By Steve Harvey

• Help Sought in Locating Mentally Handicapped Man

• Obituaries

• Assistant Principal Named at Lincoln

• Workshop to Focus on Landscape Water Use By Frank Messina

• Late for Work? Burned Supper? Blame El Nino By Hillary E. Macgregor

• Redevelopment Zone Plan Moves Forward By Debra Cano

• Obituaries

• Program Begins to Give Safe Havens to Children

• Company That Monitors Convicts to Leave City

• Shrinking the Pentagon

• Southern Flags Will Remain at City Plaza By Jeff Kass

• Students Mummify Bird Ancient Egyptian Way By Cathy Werblin

• Geologist Honored for Public Service By Tom Becker

• Proposal Would Ban All Pushcart Vendors By Susan Deemer

• One Zoning Law, Two Outcomes By Beth Shuster

• Spending by Child Home Questioned by Auditors By Deborah Belgum

• Santa Susana High to Stage 1st Play of Year By Coll Metcalfe

• Santa Ana to Cut Ranks of Police on Limited Duty By Geoff Boucher

• Relocation Funds for 2 Fire Victims Sought By Susan Deemer

• Judge to Visit Once-Sealed Home By Scott Martelle

• A Tree Grows for Shoppers By David Greenberg

• Holiday Closings

• Antenna Ordinance Still Under Study By Frank Messina

• Judge Denies Defense Request to Review Sunny Han’s Records By Greg Hernandez

• Ensemble to Debut at Cal Lutheran By David Greenberg

• Workshop to Cover Medi-Cal Topics By Veronique De Turenne

• Clinton Crashes Again on a Fast Track

• Missing Teen’s Call Forestalls Offer of Reward By Jose Cardenas

• Multiracialism: Vive la Difference By Karen Grigsby Bates

• Job Fair to Bring 100 Employers to the Mall By Tom Becker

• Trauma Program Seeks Volunteers By Lisa Addison

• A Duck Now, Pay Later Foreign Policy By Tom Plate

• Woodworkers Came, Sawed, Assembled By Karima A. Haynes

• Foundation Raises $600,000 to Boost School Programs

• Boy Critically Hurt, Man Wounded in Alley Shooting

• Council May End Policy of Copying Its Letters By Regina Hong

• New Foundation Seeks Teacher Grant Donors By Mimi Ko Cruz

• A Long-Awaited Salute to 15 Young Soldiers By Dawn Hobbs

• Archives Seeks Settlement of Nixon Estate By George Lardner Jr.

• City Urged to Build Memorial to Veterans By Debra Cano

• Cancer Education Work Recognized By Edward M. Yoon

• Citizen Panel to Hear Development Plans By Dawn Hobbs

• Councilman Climbs a Rung in Fire Dept. By Miguel Bustillo

• Jail Inmate Monitoring Firm Agrees to Leave City By Roberto Manzano

• Police Release New Sketch of Suspected Serial Rapist

• Tank Meltdown Sparks Fire at Electronics Plant

• Motorcyclist Injured When Bike Hits Post By Scott Hadly

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

• School District Offers New TV/Film Course By Fred Alvarez

• Cancer Survivors Take Place on Wall of Hope

• MTA Role in Project’s Bailout Plan Questioned

• Chapman Features Indigenous Cultures By Lesley Wright

• School Repair Firm Retained Despite Ethics Controversy By Doug Smith

• Council to Reevaluate City’s Code Enforcement By John Canalis

• Community Center on Agenda By Frank Messina

• Girl Raises $1,949 for March of Dimes

• Longing for Answers By Scott Harris

• Salute to Dead Recalls Vietnam Tragedy By Jerry Hicks

• Prompt Transfer of DWP Fees Urged By Beth Shuster

• Schillo Seeks Services Center for Oak Park By David Greenberg

• 3 More Carport Fires May Be Linked to Arsonist

• Pamphlet Offered on Weathering El Nino By Scott Hadly

• Body of Woman Found on Beach; Identity Sought

• Glenn Yarbrough to Sing at Benefit

• 2 Experts to Speak at San Fernando Mission By Edward M. Yoon

• Should DWP Lay Off 2,000 to Pay Debt? By Diane Wedner

• Man, 35, Accidentally Shoots Himself in Leg By Scott Hadly

• Event Raises $11,000 to Aid Teen in Coma

• City Modifies, Clarifies Juvenile Curfew Law By Debra Cano

• Obituaries - Florence M. Kacic; Retired Proofreader

• City Connects Number for Code Complaints By Mimi Ko Cruz

• Neatness Counts in Law Proposed by Simi Council By Kate Folmar

• Lungren Applauds Anti-Crime Measures By Tracy Wilson

• Season’s 1st Storm Brings Usual Results By Hilary E. Macgregor

• Police Cars Temporarily Cut Off From 911 Dispatchers

• America Is Theme of Music Festival By Lisa Addison

• Man to Be Arraigned in Girlfriend’s Killing By Veronique De Turenne

• Off-Duty Officer Kills 1 of 2 Would-Be Robbers

• Reflections on a Rainy Day By Al Martinez

• Special Day Boosts Idea of Recycling By Miguel Bustillo

• Report Outlines Plan to Combat Hate Crimes

• Skylark School Nears 40th Anniversary

• Indoor Soccer Arena to Debut–Outdoors By Dawn Hobbs

• Police Station Named in Honor of Jesse Brewer

• The Comeback Kid By Solomon Moore

• Classes Available at Coastline College

• Clemens Can Call Them His Four Cy Youngsters

• Pistons Drop Fifth in a Row

• Blues Shoot Down Stars

• No Quinn? For Canucks, It’s a Start By Helene Elliott

• Ducks Tricky, Despite Losing By Elliott Teaford

• George Foreman Will Probably Have a Rebuttal By Mal Florence

• Replay on TV Is Better Than Nothing By Robyn Norwood

• For Starters, It Could Be the Pits for USC By Greg Sandoval

• St. Louis Lawsuit Thrown Out

• Numbers Game / A look at some of the region’s top performers and teams

• Games of the Week

• Fountain Valley Pitcher Signs With Missouri

• THE HOT CORNER By Lisa Dillman

• Robinson Works ‘Sluggish’ Kings By Lonnie White

• Not the Best, Only the Finest By Bill Plaschke

• Playing in Pain, Young Gets Goals By Elliott Teaford

• Agreement on 4-Year, $2.4-Billion TV Pact

• They Should Have Taken Word of Guy Named Troy By Randy Harvey

• Alumni Report By Keith Thursby

• Christoffersen Oregon Bound

• Ducks Waste Selanne’s Effort By Elliott Teaford

• Bumbling Eagles Hand It to 49ers

• Huskies’ Huard to Start Against Bruins By Jim Hodges

• Williams May Start New Grambling Era By Chris Dufresne

• First-Place Santa Ana Faces Oldest Rival By Steve Kresal

• Titans Run Smoothly in Exhibition By Lon Eubanks

• Corona del Mar Tennis Is Relieved to Be Top-Seeded By Dave Mckibben

• Athletes of the Week

• Northridge Has Big Double Play By Steve Henson

• Reich May Start for Lions

• Seattle’s Kennedy Has Broken Leg

• Upping the Ante By Ross Newhan

• Capitals’ Simon to Say He’s Sorry By Rachel Alexander

• Vaught Is Feeling Better By Helene Elliott

• An Old Celtic Finds New Life By Earl Gustkey

• Top to Bottom By Helene Elliott

• ‘Desperate’ Situation Hurting Fund-Raising By Jim Coleman

• Matadors to Face Baldwin? By Fernando Dominguez

• Bad Teams and Even Worse Opinions By T J. Simers

• Reds Trade Brantley to Cardinals

• Cagey Style By Peter Yoon

• Wilson, Foothill Are Top-Seeded Teams in Water Polo By Erik Hamilton

• Gas Station Holds Key to Adams’ Basketball Coaching Career By Chris Foster

• Santa Ana Soccer Program Has Roots in Turkey By Steve Kresal

• Cause of Fire Is Probed

• Dodgers Could Face Tough Loss By Ross Newhan

• Clippers Report By Mark Heisler

• Harris Happy With Van Exel By Scott Howard-Cooper

• One Fine Mess By Helene Elliott

• This Game Has Personal Touch By Robyn Norwood

• ATHLETES OF THE WEEK

• Residents Were Prepared for Hurricane Rick’s Fury

• Protesters in South Clash With Police

• Unions’ Goals Enjoy Surprising Support By E. Scott Reckard

• El Nino Drops a Gentle Rain, Funnel Cloud By David Reyes and Lorenza Munoz

• With 35 Suits Filed Over House, Judge Decides to Inspect It Herself By Scott Martelle

• U.S. and Iraq Air Their Mutual Hostility at the United Nations By Craig Turner

• No Shield for Publisher of Murder Text By David G. Savage

• Clinton Backs Tough Law on Hate Crimes

• In Bosnia, U.S. Creeps Deeper By Tracy Wilkinson

• Football Playoff Picture Begins to Shape Up By Mike Terry

• Art Auction Draws Record $206 Million By John J. Goldman

• Prop. 208 Coauthor Enters Lieutenant Governor’s Race

• MCI, WorldCom Agree to Record $37-Billion Merger By Jube Shiver Jr.

• Judge Denies Bid to Review Twin’s Records By Greg Hernandez

• O.C. Officials Praise Clinton’s Attack on Hate Crimes By Elizabeth Shogren and Mimi Ko Cruz

• Arnold, LaGuire, Sappell Named to Metro News Posts at The Times

• Ex-Mayor Reportedly Has Surgery in Paris

• Soldiers Held in Coup Complain of Abuse

• WHAT THE CAMERA SAW / THE WEEK AND MORE

• All for One - Wrestling Is an Individualistic Sport Covering Wide Variety of Experiences, Good and Strange By Erik Hamilton

• Quarter Masters By Kathryn Bold

• Girls Wrestle Despite Sport’s Rough Reputation By Erik Hamilton

• Supreme Court Upholds Students’ Strip Searches By David G. Savage

• John Dulin Jones; Garment Executive

• Clinton, GOP Miscues Seen as Key to ‘Fast-Track’ Halt By Art Pine

• Au Pair Freed; Conviction Cut to Manslaughter By Elizabeth Mehren

• Phone Card Linked to Bombing Suspect

• Au Pair Trial Packs Punch to Society, Justice By David Lauter

• In Hurricane’s Wake, a Storm Brews Over Redevelopment By Mike Clary

• Fast-Track Bill ‘Not Dead,’ Clinton Says By Jonathan Peterson

• Clinton Advisor Agrees to Pay Penalty

• First of 3 Storms Rolls Into Southland By Eric Malnic

• Besieged Rights Nominee Optimistic About Chances By Geraldine Baum and Henry Weinstein

• China, Russia Won’t Revive Old Alliance

• Picasso’s Portrait of His Mistress Sells for $44 Million

• Damaged Panel Delays Project to Map Mars By Robert Lee Hotz

• Working Out the Reasons to Unionize - Nina Demora Had Her Doubts, but Then Saw a Need to Organize By Marcida Dodson

• College Prep Study Results Puzzle Officials By Kenneth R. Weiss

• A Party Like This? Only in America By Bill Higgins

• A Well-Packaged Canine Health Care Plan By Roy Teicher

• Senate Confirms 4 Diplomat Nominees

• Any American Response to Iraq May Not Be Immediate By Robin Wright

• MTA Chief Calls for Rail Fare Hike, Bus Line Cuts By Richard Simon and Jeffrey L. Rabin

• Katzenberg Settles Lawsuit Against Disney By Claudia Eller and James Bates

• Pakistani Convicted of Killing 2 at CIA By Robert L. Jackson

• Senate Passes Bill Limiting Burials for Convicted Veterans

• Laugh Lines

• ATHLETES OF THE WEEK

• A Literary Leap By Susan Salter Reynolds

• Painful Work Remains for Capps’ Staff By Jodi Wilgoren

• California and the West - Former Top Aide Refuses to Testify at Baugh Hearing By Peter M. Warren

• PolyGram Exec Demoted for Racial Remarks By Chuck Philips

• Taitron’s Profits Down, but Sales on the Rise

• Newhall Land Can’t Explain Its Heavy Volume of Trading By Barry Stavro

• Huntway Partners Sells Convertible Debt

• Dow, Corning Win Round in Implant Case

• Dow Slips 28 on Asian, Latin American Worries

• Japanese Authorities Raid Mitsubishi Electric, Toshiba

• Cherokee to Buy Rights to Sideout Properties By Julia Scheeres

• Intel Confirms Design Flaw in Pentium Chip

• Apple Unveils New Macs, Plan to Sell Over Net By Greg Miller

• Fund Concentration Rules By Charles A. Jaffe

• Rates on Short-Term Treasury Bills Rise

• ARV Trading on American Stock Exchange By Barbara Marsh

• Kaiser Reaches Agreement With Mission Viejo Hospital By Barbara Marsh

• Playing Portfolio Favorites By Russ Wiles and Charles A. Jaffe

• Unocal Forms Gas Partnership in Turkey

• DDL Electronics Reports Profit on 27% Sales Hike

• AML Gets FCC Approval to Sell New Amplifier By Barbara Murphy

• UPS Orders $10 Million in Printers From Eltron By Barbara Murphy

• PG&E to Serve 800 McDonald’s Units By Vanessa Hua

• ALSO…

• COMPANY TOWN - Tommy Hilfiger Signing With William Morris By Marla Matzer

• Sunrise Medical to Shutter Simi Valley Plant By Barbara Murphy

• COMPANY TOWN - HSN, Univision to Unite in Shopping Venture

• Trucking Company Avoids Prosecution By Stuart Silverstein

• ITT Gilfillan in Pact With U.S. Air Force

• Cherokee to Buy Rights to Sideout Properties By Julia Scheeres

• Southland Expected to Spend More This Holiday By Susan Abram

• Incomnet Loses $9.6 Million Despite 21% Sales Growth

• Time to Huddle By Karen Kaplan

• Investor Buys 53 Acres in Camarillo Office Park By Barbara Murphy

• Power-One’s Revenues Up 42.5% From Last Year By Barbara Murphy

• Unilab Posts Profit for 3rd Quarter; Sales Up

• California Municipal Bonds

• Something Electric in the Air Again By Tom Petruno

• Prudential Real Estate Goes Commercial By E. Scott Reckard

• Business Writer Russ Stanton Joins Times O.C. By John O'Dell

• Brazil Pulls Reins on Runaway Deficit

• TherOx Gets OK on Guide Wire By Barbara Marsh

• Stock Market Barometers

• Fewer Foreclosures Reflect Real Estate Gains By Barbara Murphy

• Channel Islands Park Renews Boat Contract By Barbara Murphy

• Impco Relocates Manufacturing Unit to Irvine By John O'Dell

• How to Price a Mutual Fund? Tediously By Charles A. Jaffe

• Ingram Buys Stake By P J. Huffstutter

• Fox Cancels ‘The Visitor’ for Low Ratings By Brian Lowry

• GM to Use New Battery in Electric Cars

• NATION/WORLD

• Ahmanson to Buy Back $400 Million in Stock

• BT Expected to Use Cash for New U.S. Alliances

• Hitting the Jackpot

• Browning-Ferris to Sell Overseas Operations to Sita

• Cherokee to Buy Rights to Sideout Properties By Julia Scheeres

• Prudential Sets Up National Network By E. Scott Reckard

• Stricter Noise Standards Recommended for Universal By Barry Stavro

• Agency Seeks Air Base’s Aid in Defense Conversion By Leo Smith

• State’s Home Price Rise Outpaces Nation’s By E. Scott Reckard

• Hilton Stands Pat With $9.3-Billion Bid for ITT

• MGM Cuts IPO in Deal With Tracinda

• American Airlines Adds to Boeing Order

• Domestic Market Share

• Western Digital’s Slide

• Standard Pacific Deal

• A Toy Play Now Could Put You Ahead of the Game By James F. Peltz

• Variflex Goes 3-D With ‘Cool’ Safety Helmets By Barbara Murphy

• REGIONAL PEOPLE

• If She’s Careful, Investor–and Furry Friends–Should Be Fine By Lucille Renwick

• North American Scientific Drug Gets FDA Approval

• HP Launches Consumer Ad Campaign By Denise Gellene

• Investors Amplify Sound Provider Digital Theater Systems By Leo Smith

• McDonald’s Paid N.Y. Owners to Back Ad Campaign

• BioSource International Posts Sales of $5.18 Million By Barbara Murphy

• FDA Bill Would Help Drug Firms

• Gyrations on Wall Street Inject More Risk Into WorldCom Bid By Thomas S. Mulligan

• Qualcomm Wins $200-Million Phone Pact

• Spotlight: Unocal Plans Natural Gas Venture in Turkey

• Reality Based By Zan Dubin

• MORNING REPORT By Jerry Crowe

• Age Against the Machine - The Faces Are Older, but Stones Still Pack a Punch By Robert Hilburn

• UCI Artists’ Reflections By Zan Dubin

• ‘Monty’ Keeps Getting Fuller By David Gritten

• A Distant Look at the ‘Jackie’ Legend By Laurie Winer

• McLaughlin Powers His Band With Rapid-Fire Virtuosity By Don Heckman

• Musicians to Honor Benny Carter at 90

• Seeing Stefani Is Believing By Mike Boehm

• Nibbles and Bits

• Paternity Suits Him By Jan Herman

• British Import ‘Bean’ Sprouts in U.S. By Robert W. Welkos

• A Second Start, Singer for 10,000 Maniacs By Marc Weingarten