Archive for Saturday, November 15, 1997

• Church to Take ‘Spiritually Risky’ Steps By John Dart

• Rabbi Uses Unorthodox Ways to Lure Jews to Faith By Susan Karlin

• Valley Pastor Publishes Study Bible He Prepared in Longhand By John Dart

• Council Might Seek Review of Reform Law By Debra Cano

• County Housing Sales Increase 25% in October By Coll Metcalfe

• Driver Caught on Foot After Freeway Chase

• Choice of Stanford Exam Frustrates, Delights Districts By Lisa Fernandez

• Cemetery’s Lawyer Files Motion to Abandon Site

• Senate OKs Permanent INS Agents at City Jail By Debra Cano

• 22 Arrested in Car Theft Sting Operation

• New Softball, Soccer Fields to Be Considered By John Canalis

• Oxnard Teenager Is Wounded During a Drive-By Shooting By David Greenberg

• Strike Could Imperil Cases, Judge Worries By Greg Krikorian

• Toyon Park Work Is Nearly Done By Debra Cano

• U.S. OKs Extension of Long Beach Freeway

• Small School Invites All to Fund-Raiser By Lesley Wright

• More Arrests in Parking Lot Stabbing By Geoff Boucher

• 4 Suspected of Brewing Drug at Motel By Solomon Moore

• 15 Grants to Aid Child Day Care, Arts By Edward M. Yoon

• Church’s Mission Fair Is to Benefit the Needy By Gena Pasillas

• Points in Time By James Ricci

• Parolee Gives Up; Suspected in Shooting of Woman, Dogs By Solomon Moore

• Stabbed Man Collapses at Neighbor’s Door By Geoff Boucher

• Event Seeks to Spur Public Use of Parkland

• Deputy Who Fatally Shot Man Won’t Be Charged By Scott Hadly

• Oversight of Engineers’ Moonlighting Assailed

• Exercising Executive Orders By Kate Folmar

• Your Tax Dollars at Work, Play? By Steve Harvey

• CITY GUIDE: LA PALMA

• Religion Notes By Karla Perez-Villalta

• Through a Child’s Eyes

• PEOPLE By John Dart

• Riordan Calls Secession Bid ‘Terrible Idea’ By Barry Stavro

• Obituaries

• 2 Teachers Among 6 to Win Award By Tom Becker

• Suspect in Robbery Is Arrested While Waiting for Taxi By Steve Carney

• Newhall Man Fighting for Life After Bicycle Hit-Run Accident

• Red Cross Offers Pet First Aid Tips By John Canalis

• A Bridge to Students’ Creative Sides By Lisa Addison

• Mariachi Festival to Be Held Sunday

• Computer Center Opens at Housing Project

• E-Mail Against Asian Students Was ‘a Joke,’ Defendant Says By Davan Maharaj

• Man Gets 25 to Life for Killing Ex-Lover By Thao Hua

• Slices of Mission History Raise Money for School By Chris Chi

• A Major Tuneup

• Bus Ridership Reaches Record High in 1996-97 By Frank Messina

• Structure Planned to Ease Parking Crunch By Tom Becker

• Schools, Nonprofits Receive Free Supplies By Edward M. Yoon

• Accelerated Health Science Degree Offered By Karima A. Haynes

• Exhibit to Honor Retired War Hero By Susan Deemer

• Petitions Available to Abolish the IRS By Steve Carney

• Lawsuit Targets Gun Control Ordinance By Greg Krikorian

• St. Peter Claver Church to Hold Boutique

• Riordan’s Veto Blocks Sex Club By Jim Newton and Beth Shuster

• Digging Up Trouble By David Reyes

• Pets Found Killed at Child-Care Center By Hilary E. Macgregor

• Landlord Pleads Not Guilty in Threat Case

• Memories of the ‘Hood Live On in Old L.A. Gang By Jerry Hicks

• Hotline Set Up to Help Find Store Owner’s Killer

• Heavenly Harmony By Lisa Richardson

• SAT: Unfair Obstacle or Equal Measure?

• In ‘98, the State Should Turn From the Politics of Spleen

• Children From Across U.S. Get a Peek at Getty By Sue Mcallister

• Brinks Guards Kill 2 Robbers By John M. Glionna

• Japanese American Newspaper’s Layoffs Anger Community By Peter Y. Hong

• Nightclub Faces Loss of Permit By Russ Loar

• Ground-Breaking Held for Middle School By Susan Deemer

• Plans to Name Park for Beilenson Proceed By Darrell Satzman

• ‘Abraham Connection’ Could Help Religions Broker a Mideast Peace By Benjamin J. Hubbard

• No Travel Restrictions on Trucking Waste Cargo By Marcida Dodson

• AT&T Begins Refunds for Billing Mistake By Sylvia L. Oliande

• Garcetti to Speak on Hate Crimes By Darrell Satzman

• Gang-Related Violence Down, Officials Told By Andrew Blankstein

• SAT: Unfair Obstacle or Equal Measure?

• Catholic Bishops Near to Adopting Spanish Book of Liturgy Prayers

• Sociologist Studies Reactions of Christians to Spousal Abuse By Adelle M. Banks

• HIV Tests: Public Safety vs. Privacy

• City Raises Concerns on Railroad Proposal By Debra Cano

• Plans to Redevelop Pico Boulevard Proceed

• Gridders Get to Settle the Score –for 75th Time By Mimi Ko Cruz

• Public Meeting Set on Splitting 310 Area Code

• HIGH DESERT LEAGUE By Andy Gavel

• VICTORY LEAGUE By Pete Dal Bello

• Kennedy Wins to Clinch a Share of the Title By Ted Apodaca

• PACIFIC LEAGUE By Eric Barad

• Brea Rallies to Beat Magnolia By Michael Itagaki

• StingRays Acquire Johnson From Atlanta By Earl Gustkey

• A Tough Stretch of Schedule Is Ahead By Chris Baker

• FOOTHILL LEAGUE By Mitch Polin

• WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

• Portland Falls in Fourth OT

• HOW TOP 10 FARED

• Estancia Scores Twice in Final Minutes to Win By Ryan Ermeling

• They Said It

• Champion Scores 5; Foothill Is Champion By Ryan T. Blystone

• TONIGHT’S GAMES By Ara Najarian

• Brignac, Taft Plant Seed for a Playoff Run By Michael Lazarus

• Esperanza Tops Downey Warren on Games

• VALLEY PAC-8 CONFERENCE By Julio Cortez

• Notre Dame, Fargas Run Over Harvard-Westlake By Jon Lee

• CITY SECTION FOOTBALL ROUNDUP By Amy Raisin

• Palmdale Doesn’t Wear Tie By Dave Desmond

• Butterworth Leads Lucerne Valley Past St. Margaret’s

• Birmingham Clinches Second Place, 35-24 By Wayne Bouffard

• Thomas Runs for 247 yards in Santiago’s Victory By Pat Larkin

• DeVera Advances in Tennis Tournament

• Peetz, Janov Help Put Golden West in Final

• This Week in the Big Sky

• Demers Denied in Lightning Debut

• MARMONTE LEAGUE By Greg Meade

• Panthers Losing Originality

• MARMONTE LEAGUE By John Baxter

• On the Run

• SCOREBOARD

• Dana Hills Wins to Clinch Playoff Berth By Rick Christopher

• McKay on Hollywood Park’s Team By T J. Simers

• White Earns Respect for Valencia By Peter Yoon

• Eddie Arcaro, ‘the Master,’ Is Dead at 81 By Bill Christine

• O’Neal Hurting, but He Won’t Quit By Scott Howard-Cooper

• HOW TOP 10 FARED

• GOLDEN LEAGUE By Glenn Haller

• Woodbridge Edges Irvine, Gains Playoffs

• Musical Mav Is First String in Their Eyes By Mal Florence

• Timberwolves Short-Charged

• In another Victory League game:

• DESERT MOUNTAIN LEAGUE

• NONLEAGUE

• Attendance Down Despite Results By Lonnie White

• MARMONTE LEAGUE By Brett Meade

• Selanne Beats Up Canucks With Two Goals in 3-3 Tie By Elliott Teaford

• VENTURA COUNTY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP By Richie Wohlers

• Long Beach Women Continue to Dominate UCI By Chris Foster

• Santa Paula Hires Club Soccer Coach Costello

• Chapman Left Out in Cold in Colorado

• Sunny Hills Rolls By Fullerton By Dale Ruhe

• Moorpark Marches to the Beat of Title, 7-6 By Mike Bresnahan

• Diablos Escape, Get Back Into Playoffs By Mike Terry

• Friday’s Yardstick

• Brignac’s Smart Play Keeps Taft Unbeaten at 9-0 By Michael Lazarus

• Van Nuys Runs Past Poly, 33-19 By Harold Brown

• Westlake Puts Agoura in Its Place By Steve Henson

• Air Matador

• Poly High Timeline

• Canada Wants Kariya’s Services By Elliott Teaford

• VENTURA COUNTY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP By Chris Bresnahan

• Huard Is Most Efficient By Jim Hodges

• FRONTIER LEAGUE By Lisa Sweeney

• Brea Olinda Cruises Past Canyon By Melanie Neff

• Sherrill Gets Extension

• Granada Hills Back in Semifinals

• Hyland Puts Chapman on Higher Road By Michael Itagaki

• Edison Wins, Hopes for At-Large Playoff Berth By Eric Maddy

• Esperanza’s Rally Bounces the Barons By Steve Kresal

• McDonald, Phillips Lead Buena Park Past Sonora By William Martinez

• Canucks Try, but They Can’t Stop Selanne By Elliott Teaford

• Wilson Wins Another League Title, 31-14 By Gabe Leon

• VALLEY PAC-8 CONFERENCE By Pete Dal Bello

• Poly Must Forfeit Its Victories By David Wharton

• NORTHERN CONFERENCE By Mitch Polin

• Littlerock’s Playoff Bound Behind Woods By Steve Galluzzo

• He Could Be Their Driving Force By Bill Plaschke

• TONIGHT’S GAMES By Lon Eubanks

• Mater Dei Puts San Clemente’s Hopes on Hold By Dave Mckibben

• Foster’s Finishing Touches Give Tustin Victory By Jason Hill

• Replacing Gear Becomes Hot Issue

• Pasadena Pilgrimage By Jim Hodges

• Tar Heels Move On Without the Dean

• Servite Appreciates Rueff’s Ef fort By Mike Wojciechowski

• Focus Missing, Eagles Lose League Finale By Russ Banks

• Calvary Chapel’s Short Scores Five Touchdowns By Tom Connolly

• COLLEGE ROUNDUP

• Sampras Advances to Semifinals

• FOOTHILL LEAGUE By Gillee Sherman

• ALPHA LEAGUE By Curt Amundson

• Chips May Be Down, but Beck Still Smiling By Thomas Bonk

• CITY SECTION FOOTBALL ROUNDUP By Josh Filan

• High School Football Spotlight

• VALLEY PAC-8 CONFERENCE By Greg Anapol

• El Dorado Holds Off Loara Despite Miscues and Penalties By Paul Mcleod

• Troy Breezes Past La Habra in Playoff Tuneup By Mike Besack

• Pacifica Dominates Bolsa Grande By Mark Peinado

• First Place Is on Line for Fullerton, Santa Ana By Steve Kresal

• Flowers Prepares for Dread End By Fernando Dominguez

• Beck Is Beating Par Off Course By David Wharton and Thomas Bonk

• If You Can’t Beat ‘Em, Play Hole Card By Eric Sondheimer

• Larson Scores 6 Goals in Marina Victory

• Patriots’ Leap Injures Woman at Club

• A Look at Today’s Key Matchups

• Alexander Inconsistent By Robyn Norwood

• NONLEAGUE By Lance O'Fallon

• Ice Dogs Blanked by Houston, 2-0

• Buena Grabs Title As Oxnard Falters By Mike Johnson

• PREP LEAGUE By K L. Martinez

• RIO HONDO LEAGUE By Matt Avila

• Matadors Not Half Bad but Fall By Jim Coleman

• Newport Harbor Sinks Sea Kings on Way to Playoffs By Amara Aguilar

• Undermanned SCC Overwhelmed, 82-0

• El Modena Drops to Third Place By Ken Hill

• Tagaloa’s 3 Scores Lift Saddleback Over Santa Ana By Daniel Arreola

• Sampras Reaches Semifinals; Hingis Avoids the Upset Trend

• USC Not Looking at a Laugher By Robyn Norwood

• TONIGHT’S GAMES By Jim Hodges

• Fourth-Quarter Rally Lifts Crespi, 28-27 By Bryan Rodgers

• Lakers’ Win Is in the Nick of (Over)time By Scott Howard-Cooper

• TONIGHT’S GAMES By Chris Foster

• Eagles Beat El Toro to Complete 10-0 Season By Martin Henderson

• Lee Will Get Top Civil Rights Post, White House Chief of Staff Says

• Mom Slaps Girl, 14, and Jury Convicts Her

• Search for Huntington Beach Surfer Ends Happily By Steve Carney

• Novel Therapy Offers ‘Glimmer of Hope’ By Terence Monmaney

• Teacher Who Had Baby by Sixth-Grader Is Sentenced By Kim Murphy

• Teacher Who Had Baby by Sixth-Grader Is Sentenced By Kim Murphy

• U.S. Steps Up Pressure; 2nd Carrier Sent to Gulf By Robin Wright, Art Pine, and Craig Turner

• Clinton to Sign Bill Cutting Jobs at Two Air Bases

• Albright Prods Netanyahu on Peace Talks By Robin Wright

• Boy, 11, to Stand Trial as Adult in Michigan Slaying

• New Premier’s Cabinet Approved

• U.N. Inspector Recounts Group’s Eviction By John Daniszewski

• FDA to Require Alcohol Warnings on Pain Relievers By Marlene Cimons

• Two Supervisors Challenge CEO on El Toro Push By Lorenza Munoz and Shelby Grad

• VALLEY NEWSWATCH

• Controversial Donor Defends His Actions By Alan C. Miller and Marc Lacey

• Kaczynski’s Psychiatry Appeals Reported By Mark Gladstone

• U.N. Chief Warns U.S. That Dues Debt Will Damage Ties By Norman Kempster and Craig Turner

• Alleged Kidnappings to Be Investigated

• O.C. Co-Chair of Prop. 187 Says Judge Is ‘Stonewalling’ By Greg Hernandez

• Opposition Socialists Lead in Early Returns for Morocco Parliament

• Yeltsin Fires Key Aide in Bribery Scandal Over Book By Carol J. Williams

• Israeli Premier Faces a Frosty Visit to U.S. By Rebecca Trounson

• Gun Stolen From Officer Linked to Killings

• Western Hemisphere Firearms Treaty Signed By Stanley Meisler

• Jurors See Firearms From Nichols’ Home

• Paula Jones’ Lawyers Question Flowers

• U.N. Team Seeks Truth of Massacres in Silent Congo By Ann M. Simmons

• A New Eye in the Sky for Studying Rain By Sonni Efron

• Cats Are in the Doghouse By John Balzar

• Clinton Imposes Import Ban on Assault Guns By Steve Berry and Jeff Brazil

• Publisher Chosen for State Exams By Richard Lee Colvin

• Swarm of Volcanic Quakes Eases in Mammoth Lakes Area

• Army’s Top Woman Quits Position Under Heavy Fire By Paul Richter and Sam Fulwood III

• ‘4 Winds’ Blow Kazakhstan to Foreign-Policy Middle Ground By Carol J. Williams

• Prop. 187 Found Unconstitutional by Federal Judge By Patrick J. Mcdonnell

• President to Sign Defense Bill Dooming Jobs at Two AF Bases

• Panel to Probe Powerful Lawmaker

• Jury Asks Death Penalty in CIA Slaying By Stanley Meisler

• 1,000 People Killed in Month of Flooding

• Supreme Court to Rule on Liability for Harassment By David G. Savage

• James Robert Baker; Satiric Novelist, Cult Filmmaker By Myrna Oliver

• Judge Refuses to Block Use of Pepper-Spray at Sit-Ins By Maria L. La Ganga

• Poly Team Faces New Test of Faith Amid Forfeitures By David Wharton

• IBM Confirms Layoffs in N. American Unit

• ALSO…

• Britain, Arthur Andersen Settle DeLorean Case

• ARV Assisted Living Posts $4.1-Million Loss

• American Store Shares Drop 24%

• TCI Narrows Loss in Third Quarter

• Boyds Wheels Reports a $2.1-Million Loss By John O'Dell

• 2nd Drop in Retail Sales Signals Chill in the Economy

• Times a-Changin’: Dylan, Wonder Play Silicon Valley

• Gold Futures Fall to 12 1/2-Year Low; Stocks Rally

• Gates Decries ‘Witch Hunt’ Against Microsoft

• Siemens to Buy Power Unit From Westinghouse

• NASD Board Urges Info on Volatility

• Manufacturers Cite Lack of Worker Skills

• Policy Package Fails to Relieve Japan’s Angst

• Gold’s Price Falls to 12 1/2-Year Low; Dow Rises 84

• Del Monte to Buy Contadina Line From Nestle

• Establishing Links

• Aimerito Among On-Air Hosts Fired at FM Stations By Judith Michaelson

• No Sparks Fly in Chamber Group’s Work By Timothy Mangan

• ‘Medusa’s Child’: Bomb’s Away on a Jet By Daryl H. Miller

• Accentuating the Positive By Bill Kohlhaase

• Morning Report By Shauna Snow

• ‘Miss Julie’ Ignites No Passion By Mark Chalon Smith

• Van Dam Explores Emotions in Illuminating Vocal Recital By Daniel Cariaga

• A Crime Wave of Dickens Thieves, Mob Women - ABC’s ‘Wonderful World’ version of ‘Oliver Twist’ stars Richard Dreyfuss and is a vivid adaptation; CBS’ ‘Bella Mafia’ features hits–and misses. By Howard Rosenberg

• Grace Under Fire By Dennis Mclellan

• The Bigger They Come…the Harder They Fall. By Brian Lowry

• Magical Mutilations By Christopher Knight

• Mase Is Looking for His Own Place in the ‘World’ By Cheo Hodari Coker

• Iraq, Winnie Mandela, Bacteria in Food By Lee Harris

• Starstruck By Cyndi Y. Nightengale

• Protective Services By Karen Dardick

• Christmas Already?

• Getting 1st Piece Level Is Key in Installing Panels

• Some Clarifying Points on Smoke Detectors

• Once Overlooked, Nippon Pieces Fetch Thousands By Ralph Kovel and Terry Kovel

• A New View on Home Systems

• Defining an Era With a Soft Touch By Connie Koenenn

• Sights and Sounds to Overwhelm the Senses By Randy Lewis

• Cabinet Monorail Can Be Replaced, Updated By John Morell