Archive for Sunday, November 16, 1997

• Police Kill Man, Disperse Angry Crowd

• Criminals Must Be Halted Early

• Sleeplessness Likened to Drunkenness

• 3 Held in Armed Robbery at Fast-Food Restaurant By Karima A. Haynes

• R U Ready 4 Doom? By Robert A. Jones

• 1 Bicyclist Killed, 1 Critically Hurt in Separate Crashes

• Give-and-Take on Dealing With Panhandlers By Brenda Loree

• In Changing Business World, Only the Adaptable Survive

• Ex-Lawman Reportedly Confesses to Killing Hippie in ‘71 By Aaron J. Lopez

• Downtown After Dark

• Cities on Low Ground at Highest Flood Risk By Shelby Grad

• Defeated School Bond Measure Will Rise Again By Patti Yomantas

• These Letters Still Official Business

• Plane Returns to John Wayne Safely After Engine Fire By Thao Hua

• ENVIRONMENT

• St. Bonaventure Team Is Geography Champ By Coll Metcalfe

• Bringing Harmony to the Streets By Solomon Moore

• L.A. School Rolls Surge by 2%; Half of Growth in Valley By Duke Helfand

• Riding Shotgun With the Sofa Mortician By Larry Gordon

• Church Seeks OK to Build New Sanctuary By Coll Metcalfe

• Innovation at CSUN

• For Sale: Lumber Town, History By Martha Irvine

• Cities Can’t Get Where They Have to Go All by Themselves

• Ahmanson Still Faces Big Hurdles By Coll Metcalfe

• Driver Killed, 2 Passengers Injured When Car Hits Tree By Karima A. Haynes

• Remembering That Other Great Daily By Scott Harris

• Woman, Girl Struck by Car and Injured

• Cedillo Assails Torres for Taking NRA Campaign Aid By Dan Weikel

• Environmentalism Starts at Home

• Authorities Baffled Over the Mysterious Death of Lone Hunter By Matthew Yi

• New Hope, New Challenges for HIV-Positive By Joseph Hanania

• Police Schedule 21st Sobriety Checkpoint By Veronique De Turenne

• Up in Smoke

• ‘And Now Our Country Needs Us’ By H G. Reza

• Latino Group Celebrates Its 35th Year By Dade Hayes

• Holes in the Dike By Shelby Grad

• Journalism Ethics Quiz

• Records in Claim Against D.A. Sealed By Greg Krikorian

• UCI Forum Focuses on Diversity of Faiths By Randal C. Archibold

• Clinton’s Giving Them Nothing to Talk About By Dana Parsons

• Deaths of Sea Lions Do Not Concern Experts By Lisa Fernandez

• State Race Has Garden Grove Council in Tight Quarters By Cathy Werblin

• Court Clerks’ Strike Settled With 4% Raise By Greg Krikorian

• Plenty of Work for Both Humane Society and Critics

• Has Learning Been Forgotten in Rush to Reform? By Myron H. Dembo

• Huxley’s World Still Brave By Steve Chawkins

• Homeless Clinic Offers Alternative Care for Alternative Lifestyles By James L. Eng

• City Officials Advise Against HMO Tax Break By Karima A. Haynes

• Mitzvah Day ‘97 Events Scheduled in Valley Area By Karima A. Haynes

• Obituary

• Addressing Workers’ Needs

• Making the Tough Calls–Daily By Bill Overend

• New Editorial Cartoon Premieres

• A Mayor Who Stood for Reform By Cecilia Rasmussen

• Project Is No Longer in Neutral By Nicholas Riccardi and Richard Winton

• Male Driver Sought in Hit-Run Accident By -Coll Metcalfe

• Oil Tank Fire Emits Hydrogen Sulfide By Coll Metcalfe

• 2 Are Killed in Crash of Small Plane in Big Bear By Steve Carney

• Cold Front May Bring More Rain By Lisa Fernandez

• Air Board Seeks More Surveys on Port Coal By Kevin O'Leary

• Police Investigate Fatal Stabbing By Lisa Fernandez

• A Tale of Ghostwriters and Alien Landings By Ann W. O'Neill

• A Safety ‘Net for ‘Forever Families’ By Susan Gallagher

• County Not Immune to the Plague of Hate Crime By Tracy Wilson

• O.C. Can Trust Election Process –but Not Without Changes By Bill Jones

• Time Has Come for Valley to Take Control of Its Transit Needs By Richard Alarcon

• Realtors Celebrate, but Cautiously By Bradley Inman

• Water Stains Aren’t the Only Problem Facing Owner By Jan Hickenbottom

• The Type of Glass Used in Windows Is the Key By James Dulley

• Free Seminar Geared to First-Time Home Buyers

• Garden Events

• Nursery Can Provide Rare Native Plants By Robert Smaus

• Rate Isn’t the Only Factor to Consider When Getting Loan By Lew Sichelman

• Master Gardener Training Classes

• Her Beat Goes On in Malibu By Ruth Ryon

• Will Remodel for Donuts By Kathy Price-Robinson

• Culture Pearls

• A Soft Spot for Persimmons By Russ Parsons

• Ringing Up Baby By Margo Kaufman

• It Was 20 Years Ago Today

• Fusion Food That’s Making Waves

• DARBY ROMEO on the plague of retro hell and what you should do about it By Jon Regardie

• A Road Well Travelled By Mark Heisler

• Aromatherapy By Jean Winegardner

• A Brief History of the Mini-Mall By Mary Melton

• Growing Nature’s Fireworks By Susan Heeger

• Holy Rolling By Mary Melton

• A Guide to the Kingdom of Oz By Patt Morrison

• Welcome to the Jungle By Josh Sens

• Star Search By Ed Leibowitz

• The Warm Front

• HISTORIC BUILDING By Barbara Thornburg

• Long Beach State Beats Florida A&M By Greg Sandoval

• THE RACE FOR THE

• Tigers Prove They Can Run

• Hull Leads Blues Past Red Wings

• Irish Play a Near-Perfect Game

• Ryder Cup Captain’s Critics Can Basically Go Fly a Kite By Thomas Bonk

• Wolverines Set Up Showdown Against No. 4 Buckeyes

• Hocus, Pocus, These Guys Are Focused By Bill Dwyre

• Cal Lutheran Slides but Doesn’t Slip on Claremont-Mudd By Lauren Peterson

• NOTES By Tim Kawakami

• Young, Moon Are Not Old in NFL Years By Bob Oates

• Peyton Manning Priceless to Vols By Duncan Mansfield

• JUNIOR COLLEGE FOOTBALL ROUNDUP By Danny Summers

• City Breaks Tradition by Playing Day After Thanksgiving

• O’Quinn Is On Track By Steve Henson

• Toronto Expansion Unlikely

• COLLEGE BASKETBALL ROUNDUP By Chris Foster

• A Merry Christmas in Hawaii? By Robyn Norwood

• Anteaters See Progress in Loss to Dons By Chris Foster

• Pasadena Is Hicksville By Jim Hodges

• Agassi Reverses Downward Momentum, Reaches Final

• Chapman’s Finish Is Strong One By Dan Arritt

• In Retrospect, Arcaro Was ‘The Master’ By Ed Schuyler Jr.

• Golden West Wins Pair of State Water Polo Titles

• He’s Still Picasso on Ice By David Falkner

• JUNIOR COLLEGE FOOTBALL ROUNDUP By Lance O'Fallon

• Prescott’s Big Day Not Unexpected By Fernando Dominguez

• Bruins’ Defense Goes to Dogs By Tim Kawakami

• NOTES By Bill Dwyre

• Nittany Lions Get Back to Basics

• They’re Breaking Up That Old Gang of His By Ross Newhan

• Fans Don’t Fawn Over Missouri

• Selanne Doesn’t Blame Referees By Elliott Teaford

• THE TIMES’ RANKINGS / Top 10 By Mark Heisler

• Freshman Helps Cougars Squeeze Past Griffins By Dave Mckibben

• Prep Football

• Dallas Stymies Kings, 5-1 By Lonnie White

• Conference Call in First Round for Taft and Sylmar By Michael Lazarus

• Sampras Bounces Back to Reach Final in Germany

• May Leads 49ers Past Cal State Fullerton

• This Probably Blows His Shot at an Espy Award By Mal Florence

• Not Going Quietly By Chris Dufresne

• Pitt’s 27-Point Rally for Naught as Syracuse Wins

• COLLEGE BASKETBALL ROUNDUP By Greg Sandoval

• Heat Still On at Arizona State By Steve Henson

• COLLEGE BASKETBALL ROUNDUP

• Bethel Christian Rules Again, 70-12

• County Teams Still in the Running By Paul Halpin

• TIME TO FACE THE MUSIC By Steve Henson

• Win Streak Has Team Believing By Scott Howard-Cooper

• Smith Helps Laguna Beach Come Back to Beat Redlands

• McCarron-Lietzke Give Field the Shaft By Peter Yoon

• Clippers Are Stung by Latest Drubbing By Chris Baker

• Matadors Can’t Crash Party By Fernando Dominguez

• Trojans Zero In on Bruins By Robyn Norwood

• Patriots Probing Incident

• Utah Is Too Strong for Fullerton, 87-59 By Lon Eubanks

• Fullerton Makes It Easy for Streaking Santa Ana By Steve Kresal

• HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL AND TENNIS PLAYOFFS

• Ratcliff Resigns at Granada Hills By Eric Sondheimer

• Another Piercing Setback for Brahmas By Steve Galluzzo

• 1997 PGA Season Was Etched With Memories By Ron Sirak

• Couched in Success By Bruce Schreiner

• JUNIOR COLLEGE FOOTBALL ROUNDUP By Mitch Polin

• This Time, Nebraska Rolls, 77-14

• Montana Rides to Victory on Arm, Legs of Ah Yat

• Florida State Smothers Wake Forest

• Don’t Be Like Clippers: Re-Sign Barry By Mark Heisler

• Cafe Wants Player Ban Lifted

• Top 25 At A Glance

• To U.S., El Salvador, Qualifier Means a World of Difference By Grahame L. Jones

• Tennessee Gets It Together Late and Wins, 30-22

• Reality Kicks In at Inglewood By Bill Christine

• TONIGHT’S OTHER GAME By Steve Henson

• TIMES NFL WRITER T.J. SIMERS POSES–AND ANSWERS–THE BURNING QUESTIONS ON - GAME DAY By T J. Simers

• Matadors Finish Strong in Soccer

• Royal Sweeps Into I-A Semifinals By Mike Bresnahan

• USC By Greg Sandoval

• Nordhoff Leaving the Field Dusty By John Ortega

• TODAY’S GAMES

• Angels Born On the Fly By John Weyler

• Birth of the Angels By John Weyler

• Huskies Get Something Too Tough to Chew On By Mike Downey

• Geoffroy Will Play Basketball for Kansas

• ‘I’m Confused,’ Robinson Admits By Chris Baker

• Madjid, at 6-3 1/2, 290, Still His Mama’s Boy By Eric Sondheimer

• STINGRAYS TODAY By Earl Gustkey

• In other Division I matches:

• Top-Seeded Mater Dei Stops Huntington Beach By Melanie Neff

• World Sports Calendar

• Ohio St. Flicks Aside Illinois

• Taft Gains Top Seeding in City Playoffs By Gary Klein

• COLLEGE BASKETBALL ROUNDUP

• SMU Has Exorcised the Ghost

• Milburn’s Golden Age Ended Early By Mike Penner

• Outlaw (Remember Him?) Leads Orlando

• Courtnall Can’t Just Wing It By Lonnie White

• After Hammering Huskies, Bruins Now Need Their Help By Jim Hodges

• Washington St. Still Standing

• Skieresz Adds to Title List

• ‘Gravy’ Time for Rice By Dennis Georgatos

• JUNIOR COLLEGE FOOTBALL ROUNDUP By K L. Martinez

• Overmatched Fullerton Falls Hard to No. 16 Utah By Lon Eubanks

• Next Season’s Baseball Expansion Might Lead to Home Run Derby By Peter Schmuck

• Alexandria by Candlelight By Ellen Melinkoff

• SLOW MO IN THE SOUTH SEAS By Christopher Reynolds

• Swinger’s Paradise By Paul Lieberman

• Pitching the Tent in Anza-Borrego Park By Karin Dominello

• Ship by Another Name Is Still a Trip By Harry Basch and Shirley Slater

• Whale-Watching for Landlubbers

• Readers Recommend

• Meat Me in Santa Maria By Joan Drake

• Festivals, Feasts & Fairs By Amy A. Weber

• Away From Glitz and Golf Courses By Eileen Ogintz

• Placing Bets on Singapore Airlines By Associated Press

• Faster Trip to Brussels? Oui!

• A Castle Room Almost Scot-Free By Lucy Izon

• A walking tour traces a classic film noir through a timeless setting By Jill Knight Weinberger

• Taking a Whirl Through Fans’ Past

• No ‘Guns-‘n’-Trucks’ on a Ridge Ramble By John Mckinney

• Traveler’s Notes …

• Getting the Lowest Airline Fares Is a Game of Roulette By Christopher Reynolds

• Not Too Late to Be Great By Peter H. King

• Auto Dealer Drives Effort to Donate Cars to the Needy By Mike Schneider

• U.S. Urged to Aid Former Soviet States

• 1,000 Sea Lions Die as El Nino Drives Away Prey

• Toll High Among Elderly Ousted by Flood By John Macdonald

• A Family movie about 1993 Midwest floods; dolphins and whales and mobster widows, oh my By Steven Linan

• Woman’s Trek by Dog Sled to Fight Cancer

• Sex Offender Law Victimizes Innocent Family By Mary Pemberton

• Cell Phones, ‘Crime Fighters of the ’90s,’ Are Striking Out By Michael A. Hiltzik

• ‘A Plane Full’ of People Die Yearly Crossing Border By Julia Prodis

• 20 People Hurt by Wave From Ship Launching

• Orphans of Addiction By Sonia Nazario

• A Polished Act By Patric Kuh

• Saltwater Threatens Louisiana’s Citrus Crops By Roxana Hegeman

• Psych 101 By Beverly Beyette

• ‘The Rules of the Game’ By Michael Wilmington

• Movies to tape By Kevin Thomas

• Woman Fired Over Nazi Remark Sues

• ‘Big Night’ By Kenneth Turan

• Plan to Ease Minority Home Buying Is Set

• AUDIO BOOKS By Rochele O'Gorman Flynn

• Culture Watch By Bettijane Levine

• Ousted Co-Premier Offers ‘Compromise’

• Copter Leaving Plane Crash Site in France Goes Down

• Homemade Snacks Counter Starvation in Bangladesh By Farid Hossain

• Powerful Attack on Iraq Urged if Talks Fail By Paul Richter

• Freemen Buried in ‘Rubble of Rhetoric’ By Tom Laceky

• Flood Takes Delayed Toll on Elderly

• DWP Debt Tops $7 Billion; City Sees Fiscal Threat By Jeffrey L. Rabin

• Descending Through the ‘Valley of Life’ By Thomas Kent

• ‘The Preacher’s Wife’ By Kevin Thomas

• Europe Seeks to Sway U.S. to Meet Higher Standards for Emission Cuts By James Gerstenzang

• New Morocco Legislature Split Evenly Among Factions

• Clinton Arrives for Weekend of Fund-Raisers By Nicholas Riccardi and Jonathan Peterson

• Ivy League’s Secrets of Admission Revealed By Anne Wallace Allen

• Laugh Lines

• Leaders End Ruling Body, Form New One

• ‘Courage Under Fire’ By Kenneth Turan

• NAACP Lets Baptist Board Member Quit

• Smart Aleck

• Prime-Time Flicks By Kevin Thomas

• Reinstated Soldier to Run for Congress

• The Stuff By Janet Kinosian

• Mars Pathfinder Will Be Saluted on a $3 Stamp

• Australia’s Plan for North-South Railway Gathers Steam By Rohan Sullivan

• Crash Kills 4 in Ute Tribe; Alcohol Use Is Suspected

• New Delilah West Mystery Starts With a Bang at Mall By Dennis Mclellan

• Liquid City By Chris Rubin

• Nations Large and Small Carefully Watch Unfolding Crisis By Robin Wright

• DISNEY’S ‘WONDERFUL WORLD’ ENCOMPASSES THE ORPHAN STORY AND STARS RICHARD DREYFUSS By Susan King

• A Bold, New Scent for Elk Hunters By Rich Tosches

• Scant Hopes for Pakistan’s Abused Wives By Kathy Gannon

• Foundation Pledges $100 Million to University

• Volunteer Pilots Give Environmental Groups a Boost By Anne Wallace Allen

• Suicidal Student Gets Police to Shoot Him

• IRS Opens Its Doors for Day of Special Help By Jack Leonard

• Impact of Parents’ Alcoholism on Children Can Be Equally Damaging By Sonia Nazario

• Teacher Who Had Sex With Teen Gets 6 Months

• IRS Event Aims at Solving Tax, Image Problems By Tina Nguyen

• Dilbert’s Creator Strikes a Believable Pose in Hoax

• Powerful Iraq Attack Urged if Talks Fail By Robin Wright and John Daniszewski

• Internet, Formerly a Lifeline for the Disabled, Is Getting Tangled Up By Chris Allbritton

• Poor Day Care May Hinder Young Minds By Lynn Smith

• Psychologist Lets Practice Go to the Dogs–and Anxious Owners By Anne Wallace Allen

• Checchi Strikes First With TV Ads By Cathleen Decker

• Keeping a Weather Eye on Rodents By David Reyes

• ‘Mystery Patients’ Hired to Diagnose Hospitals By Nancy Benac

• The Wright Font for Personal Correspondence By David Colker

• Kids helping animals; ‘Sesame Street’ counts off on its 29th season; ‘Saved by’ construction By Lee Harris

• Smart Aleck

• U.S. Violent Crime Maintains Dip By Ronald J. Ostrow

• $30 Million Awarded Trucker in Accident

• Up All Night By Michael Quintanilla

• 2 More Yeltsin Aides Fired in Bribery Scandal By Carol J. Williams

• Theaters of the Rich and Famous By Irene Lacher

• 5.3 Temblor Jolts Eastern Sierra, White Mountains By Kenneth Reich

• Immigrants’ Hopes for New Life Wash Away in Drainage Ditch By Julia Prodis

• High-School Student Charged With Robbing Banks as Cowboy, Ghost

• 2 Soldiers Killed After Testifying in Court

• Hard to Swallow By Valerie Burgher

• Long-Missing Lear Jet Eludes Discovery By Frederick N. Rasmussen and Ernest F. Imhoff

• Carter Extending Hand to a Former Protector

• China’s Leading Dissident Freed, Heads to U.S. By Rone Tempest

• UFOs in Night Sky? No, Just Space Junk

• Prison School Gives Inmates Key to Future By Angie Wagner

• ORANGE COUNTY EARNINGS

• GB Foods Posts Net Income Gain, Credits Expansion

• ORANGE COUNTY EARNINGS

• New Child-Care Coalition Planning Modest–but Innovative–Programs By Nancy Rivera Brooks

• Experts Challenge Study on Variable Annuities By Russ Wiles

• ORANGE COUNTY EARNINGS

• Winchell’s Appoints President-CEO

• Converting Your IRA to a Roth Account Could Be a Smart Move–Especially in ‘98 By Carla Lazzareschi

• Asia Reminds Us: Economic Growth Not a Given By Michael J. Boskin

• ORANGE COUNTY EARNINGS

• What’s in Store? By George White

• REVIVAL ON RODEO By George White

• The Unsinkable Ruth Ko

• Imagine Future Calm –Not Future Shock By James Flanigan

• Employee Must Be Paid for All Business Mileage

• The Unsinkable Ruth Ko By James S. Granelli

• The Necessity of ‘Creative Destruction’ By Tom Petruno

• Personnel Shouldn’t Get Personal

• Ghost Story By Geoff Shandler

• The Magic Theater By Steven Bach

• RICHARD EDER By Richard Eder

• BESTSELLERS

• The Fluent Mundo By John Hollander

• Makes Me Wanna Holler By Lynn Smith

• Original Sin By Basil Davidson

• Profits and Prose By Sven Birkerts

• How I Learned to Kiss, by Myra Shapiro

• Up Your Eponym By Martha Barnette

• Once Over Lightly By Brian Hall

• Of Mere Being, by Wallace Stevens

• Genesis By Christopher Fyfe

• READING L.A.

• RECORD RACK By Marc Weingarten

• Broadway Unbound By Eleanor Randolph

• ARNOLD STIEFEL / PRODUCER By Steve Hochman

• ‘47 ‘La Boheme’: Thanks for the Memories By Chris Pasles

• Yes, She Sings Too By Elysa Gardner

• More Prowess Than Passion for Dion; Not So for Metallica By Elysa Gardner

• P.O.V. The Screenwriter By John Lee Hancock

• More Muscle Than Fluff By Jan Breslauer

• After Doolittle: A Dance Debacle By Lewis Segal

• RECORDINGS By Chris Pasles

• He’d Like to See You Squirm By Elaine Dutka

• It’s Getting Bigger, Brighter in Long Beach By Suzanne Muchnic

• L.A.’s Most De-Voted Theatergoer By Don Shirley

• RECORDINGS By Daniel Cariaga

• Preaching What She Practices By Judith Michaelson

• In Brief By Elysa Gardner

• Huntington to Swap Lawnmowers for Art By Suzanne Muchnic

• DeJohnette Goes on Percussion Safari By Don Heckman

• In Brief By Connie Johnson

• ALBUM REVIEWS By Bill Kohlhaase

• Let’s Review the Evidence By Kenneth Turan

• RECORDINGS By Daniel Cariaga

• ‘Dream’ Deferred No More By Robert Hilburn

• ALBUM REVIEW By Elysa Gardner

• In Brief By Steve Hochman

• ALBUM REVIEWS By Bill Kohlhaase

• He’s Huge in This Town By Robert W. Welkos

• ALBUM REVIEWS By Don Heckman

• RECORD RACK By Sandy Masuo

• Does SoundScan Count en Espan~ol ? By Steve Hochman

• The Pie Guy By Charles Perry

• In the Nick of Time By Rose Dosti

• His Latest Quest: the Noble Quince By Russ Parsons

• Nutty Even Then By Charles Perry

• Good Little Sprouts By Donna Deane

• Bass Master By Charity Ferreira

• The Roots of Root Pie By Charles Perry

• Dealing With Pumpkin Pie By Laurie Ochoa

• An Old-Fashioned Feast By Abby Mandel

• California Comfort By Marion Cunningham

• Public Policy, for the Heart

• Economic, Political Pressures Strain Pakistan’s Civil Society By Paula R. Newberg

• Berlin: A Belief That Man Could Be Better By Alan Wolfe

• New Light on Home Businesses

• Dear Prime Minister Netanyahu … By Harvey J. Fields

• Does the Black Community Need Another Charismatic Leader? By Michael Datcher

• James Wolfensohn By Adrian Wooldridge

• British Nanny Trial Not the First to Defy Expectations By Charles L. Lindner

• Boeing Learns a Lesson in Predictability By Howard H. Stevenson

• LBJ as the Clinton Paradigm By Robert Dallek

• Enough of Sanctions: Take Saddam Hussein Out By Howard R. Teicher

• L.A. City Charter Reform: First, Shaky Gains Are Made

• Heading for a Fall By Kevin Phillips

• The GOP’s Own Asian Connection: Rev. Moon By Robert Parry

• Hollywood 10 Were Villains, Not Victims By Michael Berliner