Archive for Tuesday, November 18, 1997

• Candidate for House Sets Dec. 1 Forum By Lisa Fernandez

• Southeast Asian Archive Preserves Part of Our History By Jerry Hicks

• Pay Hike for Top School Officials Is Postponed By Doug Smith

• Obituaries

• Man Gets New Look at Long-Lost Medals By Jeff Kass and J. J. Pope

• Father Faces Charge Under New Anti-Gang Program

• School Board Member Reconsiders Departure

• Students to Set Pace for PTA Fund-Raiser By Lisa Fernandez

• Class-Action Suit Rejected Over Failing to Free County Prisoners By Tina Daunt

• Mountain Lion Seen Near Reservoir

• Youth Group, Rotary Clubs to Collect Food By Lisa Fernandez

• Council to Consider Traffic Signal Request By Mimi Ko Cruz

• Applicants Sought for City Youth Committee By Lesley Wright

• In Exile, Wei Remains a Force

• City OKs El Proyecto for Job-Training Plan By Sylvia L. Oliande

• Bracing for the Storms By Claire Vitucci

• 10 Cities Sign Mutual Aid Agreement With Sheriff

• City Brimming With Events for Holidays By John Canalis

• Trustees to Discuss Halting Early Exams to Identify Gifted Children By Nick Anderson

• Another Term Likely for District Volunteer By Mimi Ko Cruz

• Youth Task Force to Give Report Tonight By Edward M. Yoon

• Council Makes Daytime Youth Curfew a Law By Lesley Wright

• Beijing Steps Toward Middle Ground By Tom Plate

• Boutique Will Benefit Community Center By Lisa Addison

• Parents Go On Trial in Death of Toddler By Tracy Wilson

• Nine Candidates Vying Today to Replace Caldera By George Ramos

• City to Weigh Adding 101 Parking Meters By Susan Deemer

• Cal State to Offer Free Master Piano Class By Mimi Ko Cruz

• Center Helps Women Make Career Choices By Tom Becker

• Simi Valley Council OKs Assessment District Preparations By Kate Folmar

• Musick Jail Report Called Inadequate By Shelby Grad

• Grand Jury Probing Study of Suns Deal By Chris Chi

• R. W. “Dick” Cunningham; Maritime Curator

• Women Belittled, Ex-Fire Chief Says By Jean O. Pasco

• School Officials to Discuss Crisis Preparedness

• Naomi Judd to Visit Crystal Cathedral By Cathy Werblin

• School Club Donates Sundries to Shelter By John Canalis

• ‘Orphans of Addiction’ Are the Children of Us All

• Mission College Will Offer Saturday Classes By Darrell Satzman

• No Holes When Lives Are at Risk

• Historic Home Saved From Demolition

• $4.6-Million Sewer Pipe Repair Program to Begin

• Laura Huxley Talk Set at Cal Lutheran By Veronique De Turenne

• House Panel Bars Release of Voter List

• Survey Finds Support for School Bond Measure

• Hate, Greed Behind Twin Murder Plot, Prosecutor Tells Jury By Greg Hernandez

• City Encourages Composting Leaves By David Greenberg

• Orientation of El Toro Runway Could Change By Lorenza Munoz

• Memorial Set for Activist

• Animal Research Protested By Geoff Boucher

• Bank Is Also a Gallery for Youngsters’ Art By Fred Alvarez

• Passenger Killed in Small Plane Crash Is Identified as Costa Mesa Woman

• Simi Valley Council OKs Assessment District Preparations By Kate Folmar

• Council to Consider Curbing Truck Traffic By Frank Messina

• Student Group Plans AIDS Awareness Event By John Canalis

• Psychologist Gives Up License After Arrest By Karima A. Haynes

• A Beeper Becomes a Real Showstopper By Steve Harvey

• A Booster Shot of Fairness for Ill Children By Robert Scheer

• Resident Reelected to Festivals Board By Jeff Kass and J. J. Pope

• Green Power May Be Too Pricey for the People By Jon Steinman

• Renowned Pastor Wimber Dies at 63 By Bonnie Hayes and John Dart

• Police Chief to Address Residents at Meeting By Debra Cano

• Freed Inmates Often Barred by Paperwork By Andrew Blankstein

• Blaze at Sports Club Blamed on Faulty Wiring By Frank Messina

• Man in Police Abuse Case Gets $150,000 Settlement

• School Trustees May Sell 2 Closed Campuses By Regina Hong

• Schools Plan Family Holiday Lunches By Nick Green

• Edison Plans to Pull Plug on Outages By Dawn Hobbs

• Residents Concerned About Fate of Campus By Julio V. Cano

• Bless Them Alllll … By Al Martinez

• 20 Schools Set for Marching Band Event By Julio V. Cano

• Liquor Permit Sought for Cannery Village By Hope Hamashige

• Valley Business Group Gets a New Chairman By Edward M. Yoon

• Red Cross Official Works in Guam By Jeff Kass and J. J. Pope

• Courtship Goes to Court By Jon Steinman

• Students to Set Pace for PTA Fund-Raiser By Lisa Fernandez

• Children’s Clinic Is Also Open Evenings By Jeff Kass

• Obituaries

• Burbank Airport Authority Gives Nod to AGI By Jill Leovy

• UCI Learning Center Enrollment on the Rise By Lisa Addison

• 12 MTA Officers Placed on Hiring List for LAPD

• City Encourages Composting Leaves By David Greenberg

• Film on Teaching Kids Gay Issues to Be Shown By Nick Anderson

• LAX Police Chief Sandoval Goes on Medical Leave

• Mira Costa High Principal to Take Medical Leave

• Youth Group, Rotary Clubs to Collect Food By Lisa Fernandez

• Police ‘Didn’t Have to Kill’ Man, Witnesses Say By Michael Krikorian

• Elderly Couple’s Courtship Is Now a Courtroom Issue By Jon Steinman

• Identity of Comatose Accident Victim Discovered

• Instructor Named Lifeguard of Year By Jeff Kass and J. J. Pope

• Curtain Closes on ‘97 County Fire Season By Richard Warchol

• The Day I Looked Crime Straight in the Face By Scott Harris

• Area Fire Stations to Serve as ‘Safe Houses’ By Edward M. Yoon

• City Council to Review Casino Ridge Development Plan By Hope Hamashige

• Breakfast to Focus on Counting Blessings By John Canalis

• Comatose Woman’s Foot Is Amputated After Dog Attack By Jose Cardenas

• Navy Study Backs Move of E-2Cs to Point Mugu By Chris Chi

• Woman to Stand Trial in Daughter’s Death By Alan Abrahamson

• Powwow at College to Benefit Students By Lisa Fernandez

• Newport Policeman Dies of Leukemia Complications By Geoff Boucher

• Robber Flees Quietly After Teller Hands Over Cash By Miguel Bustillo and Scott Steepleton

• Couple Donate $1 Million for Schools By John M. Glionna

• Breakup of 310 Area Code to Be Topic of Meetings

• Karate Classes Free to Kids in New Program By David Greenberg

• Netanyahu Visit Raises Jewish Issues By Héctor Tobar and Rebecca Trounson

• Women’s Care Cottage Offers Hope, Job Training

• Laugh Factory to Offer Free Thanksgiving Dinner, Show

• Interface Art Contest Inspires Youngsters By Dawn Hobbs

• Judges Rules 2 Iraqis Do Not Pose Threat

• Preservationists Push for County Farmland Initiative By Hilary E. Macgregor

• Holiday Homes Sought for Military Personnel By Vanessa Deruyter

• Mountain Lion Sighted Near Area Reservoir By T. Christian Miller

• I-5 Chapman Offramp to Be Closed 2 Months By Lesley Wright

• Nominations Sought for Service Awards By Nick Green

• Rancho Santiago Outlines Its Goals By Mimi Ko Cruz

• Man Suspected of Attacking Wife Arrested After Pursuit By Claire Vitucci

• STINGRAYS TONIGHT By Earl Gustkey

• USC Is Double the Trouble With Clarks By Earl Gustkey

• A Tough Guy Who Keeps Coming Back for More By Mike Penner

• Johnson Back With Bruins By Tim Kawakami

• Morris Charged With Assault

• Kariya and Team Remain Far Apart By Elliott Teaford

• Dolphins Pull Away From Bills With Late Scores

• Two Ducks Make Olympic Team By Helene Elliott

• Fenwick Is Sentimental By Fernando Dominguez

• McMaster Is Vindicated in Part by Kings’ Play By Helene Elliott

• RACING SON By Martin Henderson

• LOCAL NOTES

• In This League, a Wink Is as Good as a Nod By T J. Simers

• Alumni Report By Keith Thursby

• ONCE AGAIN, UCLA-USC IS COMING UP 7S By Jim Hodges

• Horry Is Hobbled by Bad Hamstring By Scott Howard-Cooper

• Sabonis Leads Way for Trail Blazers

• Racism Still Goes Unchecked By Bill Plaschke

• Titans Sign 6-4 Guard During Early Period By Lon Eubanks

• Simi Valley Advances

• Expansion May Include Area Players By Steve Henson

• Canadiens Are Still Hot, While Lightning Is Not

• Was Jones Out of Line?

• Tsyplakov Could Return Thursday By Lonnie White

• One Problem for Calabasas, St. Bonaventure

• First Game Reveals Several Trouble Spots By Chris Foster

• Orange Coast Women Favored to Win Title By Steve Kresal

• Task Force Hears Land Development Proposal By Jim Coleman

• Woods Leads by Two After a 66

• Ex-Tutor: Athletes Offered Money By Robyn Norwood and Lisa Dillman

• Dickerson (8-47) Resigns at Temple

• Gutty Little Standards Being Raised at UCLA By Randy Harvey

• Market Concerns Before the Draft By Ross Newhan

• Fitch to See Another Side of Old Favorite Outlaw By Chris Baker

• Woods Leads by Two After a 66

• Harrick Is Successful in Rhode Island Debut

• Forde Serves Fair Warning to Pounds By Jim Hodges

• Robinson: ‘… We’ve Got Our Hands Full’ By Robyn Norwood

• Top to Bottom By Helene Elliott helene Elliott

• Cypress Needs Two Extra Holes to Win State Title

• NIGHT & DAY By John Ortega

• Hamdorf’s Season Had Ups and Downs By Steve Kresal

• Haynes, Player and Manager in Negro League, Dead at 77 By Pete Thomas

• NUMBERS GAME

• FAST FACT

• ATHLETES OF THE WEEK

• TONIGHT’S GAME By Chris Foster

• Shaq, Lakers Get Chance to Hit Jazz Where It Hurts By Scott Howard-Cooper

• THE HOT CORNER By Larry Stewart

• ATHLETES OF THE WEEK

• George Petrie; Veteran TV and Movie Actor By Myrna Oliver

• Division V By Martin Henderson

• New Rules to Allow for Air Bag Switches

• A Nurturing Campus, and Freeway-Close By Tom Gorman

• Peace Treaty Nearer, U.S. Official Says

• LAPD Called Lax in Tracking Problem Police By Matt Lait

• Koreas, China, U.S. Plan Talks

• FBI Report Sways Families on 747 Crash

• Terrorists Kill 60 Tourists in Attack at Egyptian Temple By John Daniszewski

• U.S. to Investigate Tijuana Labor Election Dispute By Anne-Marie O'Connor

• Less Sturm und Drang at the Movies By Mary Williams Walsh

• Slain Oil Employees Returned to Families

• Child Abuse Reports Rise 20% at Agency By Sonia Nazario

• Reno, Chinese Counterpart Discuss Campaign Probe By Robert L. Jackson

• Laugh Lines

• Ransom Put on New Budget in Parliament

• Study: Women’s Health Fears Misplaced

• High Desert Growth

• 10 Farm Workers, Child Killed in Crash Identified

• FOOTBALL PLAYOFF CAPSULES By Mike Terry

• Division X By Paul Mcleod

• Girl Abducted in ‘90 Found in Puerto Rico

• Teamster Chief Is Barred From Reelection Bid By Stuart Silverstein and Donald W. Nauss

• Ruling May Benefit Moderates By Mark Z. Barabak and Dan Morain

• 5 Years After Fire, Windsor Castle Is Restored By William D. Montalbano

• A Match Made in Book Heaven By Irene Lacher

• Seasons to Believe By Kathryn Bold

• Teamster Chief Is Barred From Reelection Bid By Stuart Silverstein and Donald W. Nauss

• Bombing Jury Told About Robbery By Richard A. Serrano

• State’s Radical Shift to an Open Primary Upheld By Dave Lesher

• Rule Allowing Air Bag Switches Due Today By Warren Brown and Cindy Skrzycki

• Arafat’s Sickly Appearance Raises Questions About Health, Succession By Marjorie Miller

• John Wimber; Led Vineyard Fellowship By Bonnie Hayes and John Dart

• Germany Finally to Try ‘86 Disco Bombing Case By Mary Williams Walsh

• Saul Chaplin; Composer, Film Producer Won 3 Oscars By Myrna Oliver

• Some Assaults Eliminated as ‘Strikes’

• VENTURA COUNTY NEWSWATCH By Daryl Kelley

• ATHLETES OF THE WEEK

• Clinton Spotlights Cessna Welfare Hirings By Jonathan Peterson

• Division VIII By Dave Mckibben

• Dellums, Fazio to Retire From Congress By Faye Fiore and Jodi Wilgoren

• From British Au Pair to Global Media Darling By Elizabeth Mehren

• Poor Children Falling Out of Medicaid’s Safety Net By Alissa J. Rubin

• Ruling May Nudge Voters Toward Middle By Mark Z. Barabak and Dan Morain

• ‘Fast-Track’ Victory, Economic Prosperity Powering Liberals’ ‘Good Times’ Strategy By Robert Shogan

• WHAT THE CAMERA SAW / THE WEEK AND MORE - Roaming the Roads

• Division XII

• The One to Beat By Mike Terry

• George Petrie; Veteran TV and Movie Actor By Myrna Oliver

• Computer Idea for the Blind Lost in ‘Space’

• Jim Kepner; Pioneer Activist Founded Gay Archives in 1942 By Myrna Oliver

• Nigerian Ruler Dissolves Cabinet, May Free Prisoners

• U.S. and Allies Consider Easing Iraq Sanctions By Robin Wright

• Rape-Defamation Case Rubs New Salt in Old Wounds By John J. Goldman

• COMPANY TOWN - Eisners Donate $89 Million in Disney Stock

• Cherokee, Target Reach New Licensing Accord

• Fidelity, Granite Merger By James S. Granelli

• Imaging Firm Posts Net Earnings of $214,000

• Brazil’s Woes Depress Car Sales By Chris Kraul

• Compaq to Offer Tandberg Tape Drive on Its Servers By Barbara Murphy

• Areas of Income

• ALSO

• HP’s 4th-Quarter Profit Up 24%; Costs Also Rise

• U.S. Factories Operate at Fastest Pace in 2 Years

• Ex-Postal Official’s Fund Buys Control of O.C. Bank By James S. Granelli

• ALSO

• Synthonics Grows Board, Works for Smithsonian By Barbara Murphy barbara Murphy

• Applied Powder Coating Buys Site for Expansion By Barbara Murphy

• Helios, Tokyo Firm to Be Partners in Crime By John O'Dell

• REGIONAL PEOPLE

• New Fund Investing in State’s Small Banks By James S. Granelli

• NYSE Mulling Higher Triggers to Halt Trading in Market Decline, Sources Say

• Some ATMs Dispensing Ads Along With Cash By Susan Abram

• Sun Wins Approval to Oversee Java Changes

• Quarterly Income Down at Amwest Insurance

• Litton Awarded Air Force Contract

• Pacific Gulf Stock Sale

• Time Warner to Buy 10% of CanalSatellite

• Industrial Park Assoc. Breaks Ground in Oxnard By Leo Smith

• Rockwell International’s Beall Wins 1998 Horatio Alger Award By James S. Granelli

• AML Communications Gets Paging-Amplifier Contract By Barbara Murphy

• Kia Won’t Plug Electric Car at Anaheim Event By John O'Dell

• World Affairs Council Thinks Globally, Makes Pacts Locally By Leo Smith

• Synthonics Grows Board, Works for Smithsonian By Barbara Murphy

• Symphonix Devices Seeks to Raise $25 Million

• Mattel Gives Barbie a Nip, Tuck, Face Lift

• Columbia / HCA Unveils Breakup Plan

• Pulitzer Board to Include Online Journalism

• Single-Family Home Sales Rise 26% in Past Year By Julia Scheeres

• ‘Dilbert’ Attitude Backfires on Workers, Critic Claims By Michael Colton

• Diagnostic Systems Buys Assets of SED Gerant By Barbara Murphy

• Dealers Hope to Drive Up Sales, Profile at Auto Show By John O'Dell

• GOVERNMENT CONTRACT AWARDS

• His Employer Drives Him to Drink By Pat Eaton-Robb

• Spotlight: Business Growth Surges On

• 3 Decades of Movers and Shakers - Stock Swings Were a Lot Wilder in 1960s, 1970s and 1980s By Tom Petruno

• Rodeo Collection Emerges From Chapter 11 By George White

• Stock Market Barometers

• Markets Surge on Tokyo Rally and Easing of Tensions in Iraq

• DDL Electronics Reports Profit Turnaround By Barbara Murphy

• An Unseamly Performance By James F. Peltz

• COMPANY TOWN - MGM Files Suit to Bar Sony From Making Bond Films By Marla Matzer

• Novelist Urges Court to Block Spielberg Film By Claudia Eller

• S. Korea Ends Won Defense By David Holley

• Trio-Tech International Shows Gain in Net Income

• RemedyTemp Earnings

• Public Storage Income, Sales Way Up From 1996

• Sanctions Ordered in Tobacco Case By Henry Weinstein

• Interest Rates on Treasury Bills Rise

• Micro-Scoping

• Silicon Storage Intends to Countersue Intel

• Electro Rent Buys Unit From GE Capital

• Rockwell, Northern Telecom to Develop Faster Modem

• Interstate Shifts Toward Nonmilitary Track By John O'Dell

• ITT Gilfillan Earns Royal Air Force Contract

• StarBase Net Loss

• Dick Clark Productions’ Revenue Up, Income Down

• State Joins Suit Against Toy Companies

• 3 Toys Made by Local Firms Called Dangerous By Russ Stanton

• Domestic Market Share

• Time for Couple to Get Together, Get It Together By Graham Witherall

• FDA OKs Marketing Med-Design Needle System By Barbara Murphy

• Arthur Puts Spark in ‘After-Play’ By Don Shirley

• Another Joykiller Character Builder By Mike Boehm

• Comic ‘Popeye the Sailor’ Won’t Hold Water By Robert Koehler

• Moviegoers Track ‘The Jackal’ By Robert W. Welkos

• ‘Pulp’ on TV? You Bet By Greg Braxton

• UCLA, Sundance to Create Independent Film Archive By Amy Wallace

• May the Farce Be With You By Diane Haithman

• A Bridge to Brooklyn - Small in Scale but Big in Creativity, Works Show Innovative Spirit on the East River’s Other Side By Cathy Curtis

• MORNING REPORT By Shauna Snow