Archive for Wednesday, November 12, 1997

Families Grapple With New Immigrant Sponsorship Rule

• Driver Fleeing Crash Kills Dog, Police Say

• Planners Order Lake Shrubs Uprooted By Frank Messina

• Truckload of Sand Helps Residents By Solomon Moore

• Health-Safety Fair Scheduled Saturday

• The Non-Paper Chase By Kenneth R. Weiss

• Law Would Reduce Length of Hotel Stays By Julio V. Cano

• School Board Candidate Displayed the Write Stuff By Sue Mcallister

• Midtown Council to Meet Thursday By Hilary E. Macgregor

• Beneath the MTA Shuffle Lie the Same Old Doubts

• 2 Sentenced for Tax, Credit Card Fraud By Solomon Moore

• ‘Jeopardy!’ Semifinalist in a Category of Her Own By Lisa Addison

• Parenthood Is Common Sense, Not Quantum Physics By Caryl Rivers

• Equestrian Center Faces Closure Unless Agency Pitches In By Miguel Bustillo

• Reward Offered in Stabbing Investigation By Steve Carney

• Ventura School Board Weighs 8% Boost in Salary for Teachers By Fred Alvarez

• Launch Point

• Residents Demand Boulevard Repairs By Cathy Werblin

• Center for Disabled Opens Third Office By Lesley Wright

• Memorabilia Sought for OCC Celebration By Lisa Addison

• Residents Pitch In to Build Playground By Jeff Kass

• 3,500 Customers Lose Power in Camarillo By Veronique De Turenne

• Fire Department to Hold Flood Preparation Seminar

• Official to Give Update on Troubled Schools

• Repaving to Close Lane of Highway 150 By Richard Warchol

• Yanks in the World Cup? Oui!

• Study Seeks Opinions on Traffic Concerns By Tom Becker

• Council OKs $5,000 for Park Planning By Hope Hamashige

• Film/Video Festival Focuses on AIDS By Lisa Addison

• Transformer Blast Forces Evacuation By Michael Krikorian

• Ceremonies Pay Tribute to Veterans By Tracy Johnson and Jon Steinman

• Survey of Top Students Reveals Many Cheat on Tests, Ignore Cigarette Ads By Elaine Woo

• State of the City Address Scheduled By John Canalis

• Planners to Decide if Los Rios Inn Is In By Susan Deemer

• UCI Professor Heads Mental Health Assn. By Lisa Addison

• Obituaries

• Task Force to Study Ways to Phase Out Diesel Buses

• Anaheim Convention Center Work Costs the City 2 Major Gatherings By Esther Schrader

• Transformer Blast Forces Evacuation By Michael Krikorian

• Exhibit Testifies to Trial and Triumph of POWs By Lisa Richardson

• City’s E.P. Foster, Avenue Libraries Are Step Closer to Long-Awaited Face-Lifts By Hilary E. Macgregor

• Proposal Would Add More Car Dealerships By Susan Deemer

• Firefighters Seek Vote on Merger With County

• Restored Ranch House to Be Opened to Public By Hope Hamashige

• Rock Harbor Church Proving Popular By John Canalis

• City Denies Claims Blaming Road, Sprinkler in Teens’ Crash By Robert Ourlian

• Tree Planting Program Takes Root By John Canalis

• Veterans Turn Out for Day of Pride and Remembrance By Chris Chi

• A Party on a Fast Track to Failure By Ross K. Baker

• Reinforce the Thin Gray Line Separating Us From the Hot Zone By Katherine Dowling

• Economy Gives O.C. a Chance to Make Good By Shelby Grad

• Doctor Files Suits Alleging Defamation By Ann W. O'Neill

• Blaze Damages Church; Officials Seek Cause

• Parks Defends Role in Sergeant’s Stalking Case

• District Debate Team Wins Tournament By Lisa Addison

• Irvine OKs Plan to Widen Culver Drive By Lisa Addison

• IRS Invites Taxpayers to ‘Problem Solving Day’ By Gil Reza

• Oak View Biker Hurt While on Dirt Trail By Veronique De Turenne

• Technology Training for Teachers

• She’s Winning Her Long Battle for an Education By Scott Martelle

• 3 Supervisors Seek Inquiry Into Operations of Humane Society By Nick Green

• Obituaries

• 2nd Storm Front Poised to Bring Rain By Eric Malnic

• Holiday Food Drive Being Held at OCC By Lisa Addison

• County OKs Purchase of Ventura Building By Richard Warchol

• Police Arrest 3 After Heroin Is Discovered By Scott Steepleton

• The VA’s Unkept Promises

• Play Offers Message on Substance Abuse By John Canalis

• $1 Million OKd to Upgrade Tapo Street By Kate Folmar

• Threat From 2nd Pacific Storm Eases By Eric Malnic

• Perfect Event for Saints and Sinners By Steve Harvey

• Women’s Lecture Series Continues By Karima A. Haynes

• Nightclub Owner Withdraws Appeal By Tom Becker

• District Hires Consultant for School Bond Measures

• Study Weighs Benefits of Mental Health Insurance By Julie Marquis

• Chamber Will Host State of the City Talk By Miguel Bustillo

• Hit-and-Run Drivers Take Toll on Valley By Julie Tamaki

• Parting Shot - 2nd Funnel Cloud in 2 Days Hits O.C. as Storm Heads South By David Reyes and Lorenza Munoz

• 3rd Storm May Keep the Rain Coming By Veronique De Turenne

• Heads-Up Call Lands Trash Firm a 3-Month Contract in Oak Park By Richard Warchol

• Education, Not Genetics a Key IQ Factor, Study Says By Elaine Woo

• 88% of Parents Say They Monitor Their Children’s Use of Internet Technology By Elaine Woo

• Worker Injured After Falling Into Shaft

• Biotech Workshop Geared to Teachers By David Greenberg

• 4 Injured After Truck Rams Into Freeway Barrier

• Catalina Channel Shaken by Magnitude 3.0 Quake

• Thanksgiving Dinner Hosts Sought for Hostel Program

• Theme Sought for Conejo Valley Days By Lisa Fernandez

• Animal Expert Touts Pets to Aid Self-Esteem, Improve Family Life

• Near-Death Experience Leads to a a Lifetime of Caring for the Dying By Dawn Hobbs

• ‘N’ for ‘Nebraska’? No, It’s for ‘Ninny’ By Dana Parsons

• Council Will Consider Church-School Plans By Edward M. Yoon

• War and Remembrance By Jon Steinman

• School Board Map to Include Bristol Street Lot By Jeff Kass

• Sheriff to Review Crime Lab’s Work By Scott Hadly

• * Samuel Neustadt; High School Math Teacher

• City Officials Head for White House Fete By John Canalis

• Glimpse of a Rainbow

• Children’s Center Opens at College By John Canalis

• War and Remembrance By Jon Steinman

• Muscle Car Show Will Benefit Make-A-Wish By Lisa Addison

• TOXIC DISCHARGES

• Northridge Women Lose in Exhibition

• Scouting for Talent Not Good Enough By Mike Downey

• Gershon Receives Two-Year Coaching Ban from Area 6

• Just Goes to Show It’s Dog-Meet-Dog World Out There By Mal Florence

• It’s a Case of Too Little Too Late for Clippers By Helene Elliott

• UCI Men’s Basketball Lands 6-Foot-8 Center By Chris Foster

• GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL / SOUTHERN SECTION PLAYOFFS

• Cano Stunned by NCAA Snub By J A. Adande

• Racial Slur Earns Simon a Three-Game Suspension

• Community College Athletes of the Week

• Avalanche KOs Red Wings, 2-0

• Dog Day Afternoons By Jim Hodges

• LOCAL NOTES

• Alou First Marlin to Go; Miller Gets Oriole Job

• Officiating Called Into Question By Helene Elliott

• The Shark Shootout

• THE HOT CORNER By Tim Kawakami

• CSUN Task Force Hears Message Loud and Clear By Steve Henson

• BASEBALL: GO FIGURE By Ross Newhan

• Matador Soccer Becoming Near-Sighted

• O’Neal Scores 37, but 5-0 Start Not as Easy as It Looks By Scott Howard-Cooper

• Villa Park Sweeps League Tennis Titles

• Selanne Upset by ‘Stupid’ Play By Elliott Teaford

• Ruling Lets Driver Off Easier Than Expected

• Capistrano Valley Fights but Loses By Michael Itagaki

• Goal Lights On, House Lights Off By Lonnie White

• Santa Ana Rallies in Second Half, Beats Irvine Valley

• McCutcheon Is Carrying a Full Load By Robyn Norwood

• NCAA Bypasses UCI Women’s Soccer Team By Chris Foster

• Royal Serves Notice With 3-Set Victory

• Humphries Still Reeling

• There’s Nothing Cavalier About Struggling Bulls

• Pedro Martinez: Cy Young Winner, Trade Bait

• Ruling Lets Driver Off Easier Than Expected

• Get Ready for Some Mud Bowls By Eric Sondheimer

• Perreault Is Up to Old Tricks By Lonnie White

• Fast Fact

• New Mexico Makes It Long Night for USC By Greg Sandoval

• Eagles to Go With Hoying

• Things Are Finally Looking Up for the Wrestling Team By Lon Eubanks

• Ruling Lets Driver Off Easier Than Expected

• Community College Athletes of the Week

• FYI

• Hershiser in Dodger Blue Strikes Him as Streak King By Randy Harvey

• FLOOR SHOW By Mike Bresnahan

• Scout Team Makes Bruins See Purple By Jim Hodges

• Vitti Helped A.C. Keep Going By Scott Howard-Cooper

• Despite Its Youth, Loyola Setting Sights on Playoffs By Gabe Leon

• Doris and Her Beloved Dodgers Have Moved On By Jean Marbella

• D-Day Tribute Marks Veterans Day Rite

• Check to Clinton a Loan, McDougal Says

• Immigrant Overcomes Odds to Follow Childhood Dream By Scott Martelle

• Logjam Augurs Partisan Strife for Congress By Janet Hook and Ronald Brownstein

• Majority of Supervisors Seek Smaller County-USC By Josh Meyer and Sharon Bernstein

• Gunmen Kill 4 Americans, 1 Pakistani in Karachi

• Relief Rains on Indonesia

• Great Way to Spend a Day: in Your Museum

• WASHINGTON INSIGHT

• Catholics’ Meatless Fridays May Return

• Key Fund-Raiser Agrees to Testify in House Probe By William C. Rempel and Marc Lacey

• Study Urges Wider Orange County Growth By Shelby Grad

• Trial of Twin Against Twin Holds Worldwide Fascination By Greg Hernandez

• Ventura Considers 8% Raise for Teachers By Fred Alvarez

• L.A. Gets It Together to Do the Right Thing By Paul Dean

• DEA Warning Crimps Lethal Prescriptions in Oregon

• 4 Accused of Hate Crime

• * Annie Dodge Wauneka; Navajo Leader Won Freedom Medal

• Job Surge Leaves Foreign Policy Outdated By Jim Mann

• Egypt Joins Arab Boycott of Conference By John Daniszewski

• With Coin Toss, Trash Firm Wins Contract in Ventura County By Richard Warchol

• Cal State Group Urges Reform of Teacher Training By Elaine Woo

• Signs Could Become Crimes in San Marino By Richard Winton

• * Tommy Tedesco; Preeminent Studio Guitarist

• Man Sought in Slaying of Girlfriend’s Father

• A Disney Legacy

• For First Time, Mexico Holds a Budget Debate By James F. Smith and Mary Beth Sheridan

• Public Outcry Halts Auction of Documents on Slavery

• U.S. Team on Bosnia Takes Peacekeeping to the Limit By Tracy Wilkinson and Tyler Marshall

• Southland Legislators Denounce Fund-Raising Sins By Faye Fiore and Jodi Wilgoren

• An Identity Crisis By Connie Koenenn

• The L.A. Furnishings Spectrum Revealed By Connie Koenenn

• Troopers Deposed in Clinton-Jones Suit

• Powell Rules Self Out for Presidency

• Laugh Lines

• On Tiny St. Lucia, Boat Blasts Reveal Tensions Underlying Island Tourism By Mark Fineman

• America’s High-Wire Walker in N. Ireland By William D. Montalbano

• U.N. Nears Agreement on New Iraq Sanctions By Craig Turner

• Jiang Steps Deliberately in Dance With Russia By Maggie Farley

• Potshot at U-2 Would Be a Windfall, Experts Say By Paul Richter

• * Edward Crane Truman; Radio, TV Composer and Pianist

• * Margaret Harshaw; Soprano With New York Metropolitan Opera

• Flood of Assault Guns Aimed at U.S. By Steve Berry and Jeff Brazil

• Immigrants’ Sponsors Face Tough Rules By Efrain Hernandez Jr.

• The Good Book, and How They Made It Better By Jonathan Kirsch

• Study Backs Gentle Cut in Fat Intake

• British Au Pair Thankful, Mournful After Release

• Giving Context to Issues ’90s Families Face By Lynn Smith

• Where Did Elvis Stand on Prop. 13? By Peter H. King

• Bombshells and Brickbats By Josh Getlin

• Revision of Megan’s Law Takes Effect By Nicholas Riccardi and Jeff Leeds

• VENTURA COUNTY NEWSWATCH By Jack Robinson

• Spotlight: IRS to Meet With Taxpayers Over Complaints

• Foundation Health Posts Higher Profit

• Two Law Firms Sign Hefty Westside Leases

• Blue Chips Edge Up but Most Stocks Decline

• Oppenheimer-Pimco Merger Draws Suit By James S. Granelli

• Microsoft Rails Against Regulators’ ‘Perverse’ Actions By Rajiv Chandrasekaran

• 101 Corridor Gains Speed as High-Tech Haven By James Flanigan

• ORANGE COUNTY EARNINGS

• ORANGE COUNTY EARNINGS

• Indian Subcontinent Group Forms By Patrice Apodaca

• Small (but Active) Investors Find a Home in Apartment Buildings By Bob Howard

• Also…

• Respironics to Acquire Healthdyne

• Transpacific’s Curci May Sell Large Parcel to Spieker By Brad Berton

• Cancer Society Sets Tobacco Control Law as Top Priority By Henry Weinstein

• Mossimo Posts $4.8-Million Loss

• Business Is Booming, so Where’s the Money? By Debora Vrana

• Kodak to Cut 10,000 Jobs; Will Take $1-Billion Charge

• ORANGE COUNTY EARNINGS

• Blue Chips Edge Higher; Fed Meets Today

• Warehouse Near LAX Gets Top Dollar

• CalFed May Issue Stock

• Microsoft Error Blocks Netscape

• HSN, Others Invest $34 Million in CitySearch By Karen Kaplan

• E!’s Straight-Up Approach By Melinda Fulmer

• Pennzoil Shares Plummet on Bid Warning

• Fruit of the Loom to Lay Off 2,900 Workers

• Globalstar Delays Satellite Launches

• Real Estate Trends

• Turnaround Company Set Up in Newport By Patrice Apodaca

• It’s an Honor Just to Be Nominated By Patrice Apodaca

• New Book Examines Apple

• No. 1 Garbage Hauler to Trim 1,200 Jobs

• Brazil’s Austerity Measures Could Cut Earnings Globally

• Region’s Realities Limit ‘Angel’ Networks’ Impact By Vicki Torres

• Columbia / HCA Spinoff Unlikely Amid Probe

• A Shift in the Money Climate By Juan Hovey

• Printrak Gets Contracts

• Local Businesses Urged to Look On Down the Road By Patrice Apodaca

• Daimler-Benz Suspending Delivery of New Mercedes By Mary Williams Walsh

• ORANGE COUNTY EARNINGS

• COMPANY TOWN - Independents’ Daze - For Non-Mainstream Movies on Video, It’s Harder Than Ever to Sell to Stores By Thomas K. Arnold

• Wal-Mart Posts Record Profit in 3rd Quarter

• THE STATE

• Telescene, Partners to Unveil Action Network

• Chart House to Relocate to Chicago

• Rockwell Sues Bay Networks Over Contract Dispute

• Steve Price Takes Helm at JAMS/Endispute By John O'Dell

• Venture Capital: North vs. South By Debora Vrana

• On Top of Rental Market By Melinda Fulmer

• IBM Wins Dismissal of Keyboard-Injury Suit

• GM Sees $3-Billion Charge for Plant Closings

• A Reflection of Her Vision By Diane Seo

• Disk Drive Maker Micropolis Closes; 2,400 Lose Their Jobs By Julia Scheeres

• Cohr’s Directors Oust and Replace CEO By David R. Olmos

• Video View

• Rockwell Sues Bay Networks on Modem Deal

• COMPANY TOWN - Jesse Jackson, PolyGram Execs Meet By Chuck Philips

• Riven Game Sales Top Broderbund Predictions

• ORANGE COUNTY EARNINGS

• Bio Sphere By Marla Dickerson

• Finding Direction - A Fantasy Self Put Artist Kara Walker on the Path to Personal, Professional Identity By Cathy Curtis

• Rhythm Helps Anchor ‘Scratch’ Perry’s Circus By Mike Boehm

• ‘Green Fish’ to Open Korean Cinema Series

• Rated ‘O’ (for Obsessed) By Amy Wallace

• A Dazzling ‘Green Fish’ Starts Series By Kevin Thomas

• Last Season’s ‘Ellen’ Fire Settles Down to a Slow Burn By Greg Braxton

• NBC Squeezes Past the Competition By Brian Lowry

• MORNING REPORT By Shauna Snow

• Thoughts on BoHo L.A. By Sandra Tsing Loh

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

• Comedy Amid Chaos in ‘Carol’ By Daryl H. Miller

• Knussen Leads Tribute to Two Shapers of Modern Age By Mark Swed

• Perry Mixes Antics With Reggae Rhythm By Mike Boehm

• ‘Mad City’? Check Your Set By Howard Rosenberg

• Jazz Poet Daa’ood Sets Two Performances

• And Now Meet the Woman Who Is ‘Ellen’s’ Love Match By Greg Braxton

• New KABC Host Vows to Focus on Southland By Judith Michaelson

• Serve the Sauce Hot

• Pumpkin Without Pie By Faye Levy

• The Ghost of Foodie-Speak Past By Charles Perry

• 1995 Domaine du Caillou Chateauneuf-du-Pape “Vieilles Vignes,” Rhone Valley ($30) By S. Irene Virbila

• grapevine By May Parich

• Soup’s On–Already By Joan Drake

• Jittery Bean Counters By Russ Parsons

• The Crying Clan By Joan Drake

• COOKBOOK WATCH

• The Nouveaux of November By Jean T. Barrett

• Three Keepers By Marion Cunningham

• Mushroom Arugula-rama By Betty Rosbottom

• Chop Suey Burrito Man By Barbara Hansen

• What Are You Drinking?

• How to Dress Kao Soi

• Bread Banana By Charles Perry

• The Thin Red Line By Donna Deane

• Lentils to the Rescue By Kitty Morse

• Canned Milk By May Parich

• Get With the Season

• Luscious Chicken Links By Bev Bennett

• Tailgating alla Toscana By Abby Mandel

• Tabbouleh With Patina By Rose Dosti

• So That’s How You Make It By May Parich