Archive for Monday, November 17, 1997

• Television Captions Can Help Kids Read By Nick Anderson

• Mourning the Death of a Mother By Peter M. Warren

• AGENDA / Issues Coming Up

• Battle Looms Over Plan to Hike School Leaders’ Pay By Doug Smith

• Goldberg Urges More Unity in Fight Against Prejudice By Julia Scheeres

• The Freshman Class By Hugo Martín

• House of ‘David’ By Daniel Yi

• Head of Getty Trust to Speak to Homeowners By Tom Becker

• 120-Unit Development for Seniors Proposed

• Deal to Buy Ball Team Collapsing By Dawn Hobbs

• Man, 32, Killed in Motorcycle Crash

• Videoconference to Explore Racial Issues By Edward M. Yoon

• Principal Does His Home Work Too By Dawn Hobbs

• Dog Enters House, Attacks Comatose Woman By Julie Tamaki

• Singer Changes Tune, Now Claims Art Used in Drug Buy By Davan Maharaj

• LAUNCH POINT

• A Bargain in Flood Insurance

• Activist Carla Bard Killed in Car Crash By Daryl Kelley and Chris Chi

• Reaching Out to Cambodians By Jocelyn Y. Stewart

• Compton High Shows Some Signs of Progress By Bill Boyarsky

• Oxnard Police Identify Man Killed in Fight By Chris Chi

• Curfew Advocates Say It’s Passed Test of Time By Lesley Wright

• Feeling Neighborly By Nancy Cleeland

• ACTIVITIES

• Technology Training for Teachers

• A Day of Caring Fetes Cultural Ties By Karima A. Haynes

• Dance of Dismay By Bob Pool

• Reducing Risk of El Nino Damage By Tom Becker

• Clinton Drops In on Church Congregation By Bob Pool

• Sun Forecast Early in Week, Clouds Later By Karima A. Haynes

• Golf Tournament to Provide Aid to Abuse Victims

• Online Applications Do Away With College Entrance Paper Chase By Kenneth R. Weiss

• Police Plan Talk on Avoiding Theft, Fraud By Scott Hadly

• Balboa Island Assn. Walking Tour to Aid Beautification

• Party Guests Express Hope for Proposed University By Scott Steepleton

• USC Gets $10-Million Gift for Engineering School By Kenneth R. Weiss

• The Freshman Class By Hugo Martín

• 3 Fugitives Sought by Investigators By Richard Warchol

• Proposition 187 Backers Should Call It Quits

• Founders’ Imperfections Don’t Warrant Contempt By Bruce Herschensohn

• SEND AWAY

• Clinton Reaped What He Sowed: Nothing By Brennan Van Dyke

• THANKSGIVING

• School of Hard Knocks By Kate Folmar

• Cartographer Follows Twists and Turns of Evolving Landscape By Russ Loar

• Getting Over the Hurdles of Speed Hump Installation By Richard Warchol

• At Synagogue Conference, Gays Urged to Form Alliances By Julia Scheeres

• Church Group Fixes Couple’s Leaky Roof By Chris Chi

• Teen Mentor Program Holds Job Conference By Edward M. Yoon

• Unprotected Innocents

• Traffic Judges Hear Tales Worth Citing By David Haldane

• A Degree of Care By Tina Nguyen

• They Can’t Just Pack Their Bags and Go Home

• Coroner’s Officials Identify 2 Who Died in Freeway Crashes

• Media Mix

• Large Study Shows More Fen-Phen Damage

• Inside the World of Deaf Moms By Barbara Thomas

• ‘Lymphedema Changes Your … Way of Life’ By Nadia Lerner

• The Deadly Consequences of Shaking the Baby By Kathleen Doheny

• A Youthful Look Is Her Reward By Jean Morrison Moss

• Resources for Diabetics By Shari Roan

• He’s Lean, Mean and, By the Way, Diabetic By Candace A. Wedlan

• Media Mix By Shari Roan

• Media Mix By Shari Roan

• Caution in the Kitchen

• So, What’s ‘Organic,’ Anyway? By Carole Sugarman

• For Baby’s Sake By Kathleen Doheny

• The Proliferation of Prozac - Millions of prescriptions for the drug and other antidepressants are written annually. Now, doctors wonder about long-term use. By Jamie Talan

• Egg Banking Offers Hope to Women By Shari Roan

• Cutting the Risks of Falls in the Home By Martin Miller

• Cholesterol Drug Found to Aid Heart Patients By Thomas H. Maugh II

• A Practical, Positive Look at Caring for Mom and Dad By Shari Roan

• Vitals

• Our Common Enemy: the Thief of the Mind By Peter Braum

• NAGGING By Kathleen Doheny

• Donate Blood, Be Healthier? - Studies suggest phlebotomy cuts the risk of heart disease. But some experts say it isn’t so. By Terence Monmaney

• HEALTHY BESTSELLERS

• If the Helmet Fits … By Martin Miller

• For the Chiefs, 24-22 Victory Is a Real Kick By T J. Simers

• NFC East Leaders on Quite a Run

• Colts Don’t Pack It In This Time and Win, 41-38

• Weir Points Way to Tournament Title for Saddleback

• Lietzke Reels in a Rare Victory By Thomas Bonk

• Smith Knows Turnarounds Too

• Patriots’ Rallying Call: ‘No Mosh’

• McBride Leads U.S. Past El Salvador

• WILD-CARD RACES

• Clippers Post Gain, Then Finish Poorly By Chris Baker

• Agoura Faces Notre Dame in Its First Playoff Since ‘92 By Tris Wykes

• Key May Be Staying Within Margins By Robyn Norwood

• Angels Re-Sign Free-Agent Hill to 3-Year Deal By Mike Digiovanna

• World Cup ‘98

• TONIGHT’S GAME By T J. Simers

• Buccaneers Look Like the Real Thing

• It’s Close, but Title Is Gordon’s

• ‘Road Warriors’ Failing at Home By John Weyler

• Belfour Finally Finds Good Match in Dallas Defense By Mark Pargas

• Bengals Learn Cold, Hard Facts

• Krzyzewski Has Much to Celebrate

• Angels, Not Ducks, Are On the Move By J A. Adande

• Mater Dei to Open Against St. John Bosco By Gary Klein

• Murray Warming Up to Bench Time By Chris Baker

• Sampras Puts on Another Classic Display

• Red Sox Close to Getting Martinez By Ross Newhan

• StingRays Regain Winning Feeling By Earl Gustkey

• Angels, Hill Reach New Deal By Mike Digiovanna

• It’s Claire, Not Clear, So We’re All Left Wondering By Randy Harvey

• Duke Makes Krzyzewski’s Weekend Complete

• Lion Offense a Roaring Success

• Kovalev, Rangers Starting to Click

• Lack of Offense Creates No-Win Situation

• You Can Rest Assured, Hicks Is Back By Jim Hodges

• 3 County Teams Seeded No. 1 in Playoffs By Mike Terry

• THE POLLS

• When It’s Time to Get Out, It’s Time to Get Out By Mike Penner

• Ducks Fall Into Dallas’ Trap, 4-0 By John Weyler

• This Comeback Win Is One for the Aging

• Chaos Again Is Order Of the Day By Chris Dufresne

• Falcons Are in the Spirit of Things

• Ditka Doesn’t Take Any Chances

• Woman Referee Draws Opinions By Scott Howard-Cooper

• Sampras Puts on Another Classic Display

• Suns Wipe Out Big Deficit to Outlast Fizzling Rockets

• Ball Commits to Pacific

• Trojans Find Success Second Time Around By Greg Sandoval

• Harrick Is Happy to Be Starting On New Road By Mike Downey

• NFC West Is a Rerun of Dynasty

• INJURY REPORT

• Record-Tying Beat Goes On for Lakers By Scott Howard-Cooper

• Jaguars Have Much More in Reserve

• THE HOT CORNER By Larry Stewart

• Matadors Lose Heads, Chance for an Upset By Steve Henson

• Wolverines Remain the Top Dogs

• No Trades Near, Taylor Indicates By Lonnie White

• Williams Backs Up the Talk

• Northridge Loses Temper and Game By Steve Henson

• Candidates Have Learned Lesson on Education Issue By George Skelton

• Dad’s Gone, but Spirit of Helping Lives on By Ann Conway

• Life’s Hurdles Tragic for Olympic Medalist By Julie Cart

• Rabin Assassin’s Brother Files Suit

• Colombian Cartels Find New Drug Paths to U.S. By Juanita Darling

• The Search for Solutions

• Officials Take Addicted Mother’s Child By Sonia Nazario

• Divisive Issues Face Netanyahu in U.S.

• Laugh Lines

• GOP May Be Following the Wrong Guide in Hunt for Abortion Strategy By Ronald Brownstein

• Jiang Urged to Free Prisoners

• Boutros-Ghali Leads French Speakers

• U.S. Effort Led China to Release Dissident By Jim Mann

• Albright in Gulf to Rally Support Against Iraq By James Gerstenzang and Robin Wright

• Healing Shattered Lives–and Families By Sonia Nazario

• 11 Killed as Van and Truck Collide in Fog

• Alleged Drug Lord in Mexico Is Arrested

• Court Waives Death Penalty for 2 Nurses

• Countdown Begins for Shuttle Launch

• An Event Fashioned of Art and Hearts By Bill Higgins

• Carla Bard; Activist, Expert on Water Issues By Daryl Kelley and Chris Chi

• Suspect Holds Police at Bay in Trailer Park

• The Cure for Racing Hearts By Paul Dean

• Hungarians Vote to Join NATO

• Pilot Pondered Suicide Over Adultery Flap, Book Says

• Familiar Tales With New Twists By Jonathan Levi

• A Chance to Help Is Also a Chance to Learn By Lorenza Munoz

• U.S. Jews ‘Partners,’ Netanyahu Says By Larry B. Stammer

• Woman’s Life Ends After Right-to-Die Suit

• Spurned Nobelists Appeal Science Standards Rejection By Richard Lee Colvin

• Church Creates After-School Refuge By Nancy Cleeland

• Rainy Day Blues

• 10 People, Baby Die When Van Hits Truck By Mark Arax

• 597 Arrested in Vigil Linking Army School to Slayings

• Yale Bans Sex Among Teachers, Students

• With Kids, You Never Know What You’ll Get By Sandy Banks

• Though Behind Bars, Wei Jingsheng Would Not Be Silenced By Maggie Farley and Rone Tempest

• Scandal May Cost Kremlin Reformer His Clout By Carol J. Williams

• Entertainer Seeks Paintings Seized at Drug Deal By Davan Maharaj

• Kaczynski’s Lawyers Eye Penalty Phase By Mark Gladstone

• CSUN at Head of Teacher Training Class By Nancy Hill-Holtzman

• Wei Jingsheng Being Treated at Detroit Hospital By Judy Pasternak and Donald W. Nauss

• Internet a Fertile Ground for Family Trees By Kim Komando

• Scientists Pursue an Atomic Bricklayer By David Pescovitz

• Internet Teaching: Class Dismissed By Gali Kronenberg

• Complex Battle Brewing Over Consumer Internet Access By Jonathan Weber

• Browser Rivalry Intensifies, Survey Says

• ALSO…

• WebTV Ads Anger Site Operators By Greg Miller

• Different Thinking –Except on Price By Charles Piller

• O.C.’s Anawave Driven to Be Seen at Comdex By P J. Huffstutter

• Yamaichi Securities to Reorganize

• COMDEX

• U.S. Official Urges Japan to Aid Economy

• Enough Stuff to Make Your Magnetoresistive Head Spin By Lawrence J. Magid

• Visit Our Booth–It Sleeps 8 By P J. Huffstutter

• Japan’s Reentry to PC Field Seen as Lackluster By Leslie Helm

• Japan’s 11th-Largest Bank to Be Dissolved By David Holley

• Lean, Mean Byting Machine By Michael A. Hiltzik

• Lower-Priced PCs Putting Retailers in a Bind By Michelle V. Rafter

• Brainless NCs Are Looking Smarter Now By Greg Miller

• U.S. Official Urges Japan to Aid Economy

• A Question of Ethics By Karen Kaplan

• Room for Improvement By T. H. Mcculloh

• Two Kids in the Hall Reunite on ‘NewsRadio’

• Solis Sticks Mainly With Glitzy Approach By Ernesto Lechner

• Zephyr’s Supple Mission Music By John Henken

• It’s a Movie, Not a Road Map for Legal System Overhaul By Tony Gilroy

• Readers and Filmmakers React to ‘Devil’s’ Criticism - A Cinematic Satire With Purpose By Taylor Hackford

• Hmmm, Maybe He Stonewalled Her

• Walter Trout Is Going Fishin’ for Recognition By Mike Boehm

• Strong ‘River’ Flows Slowly Along a Restless Course By Chris Pasles

• An Eccentric Double Concerto by Kernis By Mark Swed

• ‘The Jackal’ Finds Its Target at Box Office

• Rummaging Through Fox’s Vaults By Susan King

• Knussen, L.A. Philharmonic Link Disparate Composers By Mark Swed

• McClinton Shows His Vocal Strengths By Marc Weingarten

• A High-‘Yield’ Return By Robert Hilburn

• Talented Celtic Songstress May Need to Get Her Irish Up By Mike Boehm

• Solas, MacMaster Offer Celtic Energy By Don Heckman

• El Nino–Brought to You by a Flood of Sponsors By Suzanne Evans

• Destination for ‘Sesame Street’: the Moon By Lynne Heffley

• HBO Shows Dominance With 32 CableACE Wins By Brian Lowry

• Are These Guys Still Funny? By Patrick Goldstein

• Solid Staging Is Largely an Act of Charity By T. H. Mcculloh