Archive for Saturday, November 22, 1997

• Artists Now Allowed to Live in Studios By Liz Seymour

• Gang Member Gets 3 Life Terms in Attempted Killings

• Science Show Fires Up Students’ Imagination By Tom Becker

• Fund Drive for $2 Million Starts With Single Step By Valerie Burgher

• Subdivision OKd With 187 Homes, Hiking Trails

• Planners to Debate Church Expansion By Coll Metcalfe

• Memorial Overflows for Beloved Pastor By Shelby Grad

• OCC Offers Midnight Course About Internet By John Canalis

• Chabad Wins Court Round on Lighting Menorah

• Grand Jury Urges End to Police Rift By Scott Hadly

• Kids Tune In to Rocky, Bullwinkle–and Opera

• Getting Ready to Make the Scene By Susan Deemer

• Back-to-Basics School Plan Put on Hold By John Canalis

• Council to Consider Bus Service Software By Kate Folmar

• Religion Notes By Karla Perez-Villalta

• Traffic Plan Weighed for Beachmont Street By Tracy Wilson

• Obituaries

• Council Expands Plan for Finding Code Violations By Henry Chu

• Zoning Restriction Will Come Under Review By Julio V. Cano

• Lutheran Church Planning Expansion By Edward M. Yoon

• Student, 16, Killed Crossing Street By Duke Helfand and Claire Vitucci

• Coming Soon: The Return of Balboa Theater By Jerry Hicks

• Cox to Lead Congressional Delegations to Tibet in 1998 By Elliot Zaret

• Suit Seeks to Halt Redevelopment Plan By Hugo Martín

• 3 Residents Sue Over Housing Rule By Joe Mozingo

• When Kids Surf the Net, There Should Be a Lifeguard

• Girl, 16, Killed by Driver in Front of High School

• Do It Center to Greet Santa, Help Neighbors By Sylvia L. Oliande

• Opportunities for Volunteering By Karima A. Haynes

• Lottery Prize Donor Says, ‘God Takes Care of Me’

• Man Walking on Tracks Is Killed by Train

• Motorcyle Officer Seriously Injured in Collision With Car

• Eight Apprehended in One-Man Gambling Sting By Geoff Boucher

• Council Will Weigh Water Rate Increase By Debra Cano

• Ceremony Hits a Sour Note By Steve Harvey

• Reaction Mixed to Netanyahu’s Visit By Larry B. Stammer

• Center for Day Laborers, Domestic Workers Opens

• An Act of Kindness Pays Richly By Rick King

• Back to Normal By Solomon Moore

• Church Holds Thanksgiving Service By Gena Pasillas

• Hertzberg to Do Outreach Marketing By Tom Becker

• City Council Commends Pastor’s Work By John Dart

• Jobless Rate for October Drops to 6.6% By Nick Green

• Melting Into America By Jose Cardenas

• Young College Try By Randal C. Archibold

• Couple Hurt, Home Damaged in Fire By Miguel Bustillo

• Community Seeking Bone-Marrow Donors By Coll Metcalfe

• Judge Rejects Council Approval of Condos By Miguel Bustillo

• Wachs Urges County to Toughen Eatery Checks By Henry Chu

• Adult School Offers Computer Classes By Lisa Addison

• Group Alleges D.A. Is Investigating Mayor

• Contemplation of the Commonplace Is Exhibit’s Point By James Ricci

• Objections to Cornea Policy Date Back to 1992 By Ralph Frammolino

• Homeowners Petition for New School Boundaries By Lisa Fernandez

• Food Pantry Will Honor Bread Donor By Dawn Hobbs

• Owner Accused of Dragging Dog With His Truck By Esther Schrader

• Obituaries

• County Forum Focuses on Smooth Sailing for Bases By Coll Metcalfe

• Event to Kick Off Scout Center Project By Lisa Addison

• Highway 101 Crash Kills Woman on Eve of Birthday By Richard Warchol

• 2 Men, 2 Youths Held in Armed Robbery By Scott Hadly

• LAGUNA NIGUEL

• Persistent Car Thieves Held, Police Say By Scott Hadly

• Council to Authorize New Tree Program By John Canalis

• Religion Briefs

• Wachs Urges Crackdown on Dirty Restaurants

• Lecture Series Focuses on New Technology By Lisa Addison

• AIDS Group Settles Suit Over Magazine Story

• Multi-Faith Services Mark Thanksgiving By John Dart

• Journalists’ Panel Set at CSUN Event By Edward M. Yoon

• 9 Finalists Selected for City Manager Post By Chris Chi

• Gay Men’s Sex Club Closes, Citing Exhausting Fight With City By Beth Shuster

• Council Votes to Let City Manager Keep His Job

• Part-Time Judge Abused Power, State Panel Rules By Steve Carney

• Reagan Building Delayed for a Year By Jeff Kass

• Nominations Sought for School’s Name By Lisa Addison

• Woman Dies in Crash on Highway 101 By Richard Warchol

• School Board Weighs Meeting Speech Policy By Mimi Ko Cruz

• School District Honors Famed Soprano Voigt By Vanessa Deruyter

• Oxnard Incurs $600,000 in Mall Litigation Expenses By Chris Chi

• Applicants Sought for Planning Board By Chris Chi

• Metrolink Train Hits, Kills Man on Tracks By Jon Steinman

• Pleasant Valley Schools Chief to Take Job at College in Santa Clarita By Fred Alvarez

• Forever Hopeful in Hunt for Bone-Marrow Donor By Coll Metcalfe

• Mittermeier Agrees to Briefings on Airport By Shelby Grad

• Ventura Narrows List of Park Sites, Spells Out Costs By Hilary E. Macgregor

• Citizen Patrols to Search for Rule Breakers By Henry Chu

• Toeing the Line for Good Business By Norine Dresser

• Records on Deputy Coroner Are Sought By Greg Krikorian

• Is Affirmative Action Worthwhile?

• Restaurant Inspections Falling Short of 4-Times-a-Year Goal, Officials Say By Shelby Grad

• City to Fix Damaged Pedestrian Bridge By Debra Cano

• Anniversary Takes Toll on Officials By Liz Seymour

• Paintball Warriors Getting Indoor Facility By Susan Deemer

• Newly Planted Redwood Tree to Be Dedicated

• Operator of Pyramid Game Is Sentenced By Tom Becker

• Groups Ensure Thanksgiving Dinner Is Served By Brenda Loree

• New Mayor to Be Chosen on Monday By Hope Hamashige

• Grab a Shovel: Fair Giving Away Sand By John Canalis

• 2 Public Meetings Set on City Charter Reform

• SCOREBOARD

• Rider Suspended for Spitting

• It’s an Unrivaled Day for Matchups By Chris Dufresne

• Irvine Knocks off Division II Chico State By Chris Foster

• Spanich Works the Clutch and Brakes By Greg Sandoval

• For Hicks, It’s Another Game to Win By Jim Hodges

• Santa Ana Looks to Improve Its Bowl Prospects By Steve Kresal

• Wildcats Dominate Playoff Opener By Pat Larkin

• Fast-Moving Waves Swamp Norfolk State, 99-57 By Chris Foster

• Canchola, Nordhoff Set for Another Title Run By John Ortega

• Trojans Doing the Minutes Waltz By Greg Sandoval

• DIVISION III FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS By Greg Meade

• CISL Team Reaches Indoor Final

• O’Neal Feeling the Strain By Scott Howard-Cooper

• DIVISION X By Richie Wohlers

• HOW TOP 10 FARED

• San Fernando Gets Clocked by Taft By Michael Lazarus

• Palmer Overcomes Flu, Katella By Melanie Neff

• DIVISION XII By Eric Barad

• Calvary Chapel Is Left Behind When St. Bernard Rallies By John Bowles

• Cathedral City Mourns Death of Three Coaches

• Redlands Knocks Out Dolphins in 4th Quarter By Mike Wojciechowski

• On Trust Might Be a Popularity Contest By Bob Mieszerski

• Los Amigos Misses Out on Chances By Daniel Arreola

• DIVISION IX By David Curry

• Hurst in First With Record Burst at LPGA Tour Finale

• Friday’s Yardstick

• CITY SECTION 4-A FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS By Greg Anapol

• TONIGHT’S GAMES By Jim Hodges

• Moorpark Runners Hope for One More Surprise By John Ortega

• Titans Give Curry a Victory in Her Head Coaching Debut By Lon Eubanks

• Ruling: Lindros Didn’t Bite

• It Takes Time, but Jordan (49) Takes It Over By Chris Baker

• TONIGHT’S GAMES By Lon Eubanks

• Willows Faxes in Resignation as Chaminade Soccer Coach

• Reed Leads Servite Past Savanna, 35-21 By Ted Apodaca

• Corona del Mar Takes Marathon Route to Title By Michael Itagaki

• High School Football Spotlight

• Coryatt Gets Hit for $15,000

• Victory Might Be a Hart Breaker By Peter Yoon

• Spanich, Trojans Stop Loyola’s Charge, 92-88

• Czernek Has Outing to Forget, 54-34 By David Wharton

• Horry Makes Slow Comeback By Scott Howard-Cooper

• Last Year’s Game Over, Not Forgotten By Robyn Norwood

• THE RESULTS

• CITY SECTION 3-A FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS By K L. Marinez

• SuperSonics Stop Robinson, Spurs

• St. Bonaventure Rues Rematch

• DIVISION II FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS By Matt Avila

• Laguna Hills Sends Message With an Impressive Victory By Dave Mckibben

• Detroit Ignites in a Hurry, 4-2

• Fountain Valley Falls to Poly, 40-9 By Dan Arritt

• SMALL SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS By David Miller

• Monarchs Pull Away With Defense By Mike Terry

• DIVISION X By Brett Meade

• Notre Dame Survives by Foot, 24-21 By Eric Sondheimer

• Baker Ices Newport’s Cake With 3 Scores By Martin Henderson

• Another Griffith Tries to Buy Twins

• CITY SECTION 3-A FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS By Brian Sobel

• Spirlea and Novotna Reach WTA Semifinals

• Avalos, Sylmar Do It Again By Pete Dal Bello

• Potent Lineup Impresses Ferraro By Lonnie White

• Coyotes Stopped in Tracks By Mike Besack

• DIVISION III FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS By Mitch Polin

• Orange Lutheran Capitalizes on Interceptions By Amara Aguilar

• Brignac and Taft Run Wild By Michael Lazarus

• Pacifica Does It With Defense, Tough Run By William Martinez

• DIVISION X By Lisa Sweeney

• Palmdale Saved by Johnson’s Pick, 27-20 By Steve Galluzzo

• Rancho Alamitos Strikes Fast By Steve Kresal

• English Wear Heartbreakers on Their Sleeves By Mike Penner

• Foul-Prone Davis Now Wary of Traps By Tim Kawakami

• A Look at Today’s Key matchups

• DIVISION III FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS By Tris Wykes

• Mantle Family’s Suit Makes It Personal

• Foothill Defeats El Dorado in Triple Overtime By Ryan Blystone

• Ocean View Holds On to Win First Title By Michael Itagaki

• Kennedy Stops Westminster Comeback Try By Russ Banks

• This Week in the Big Sky

• It Takes Time, but Jordan (49) Takes It Over By Chris Baker

• Packers, Cowboys Put a Lot of Stock in Outcome By T J. Simers

• Fountain Valley’s Wang Commits to UC Irvine

• Valencia Learns Tough Lesson By Dave Desmond

• Back Spasms Sideline Vaught By Chris Baker

• Evans Not Enough for Birmingham By Mike Bresnahan

• STINGRAYS TONIGHT By Earl Gustkey

• Uptempo Pepperdine Too Much By Rob Fernas

• Esperanza Finally Gets Out of Gate By Paul Mcleod

• Washington Runs Wild As Paraclete Eliminates Kilpatrick Again By Glenn Haller

• Week’s Best

• Los Alamitos Survives in 2 OTs By Eric Maddy

• Mater Dei Overpowers St. John Bosco, 42-8 By Mike Terry

• La Mirada’s Passing Attack Runs Away From Troy, 50-6 By Tom Connolly

• Stevenson a Bit Punchy Already By John Weyler

• Eisenhower Rallies to Eliminate Tritons By Dale Ruhe

• DIVISION III FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS By Lance O'Fallon

• As a Campaign Slogan, This One’s Unbeatable By Jim Hodges

• Monroe Defense Makes Sure PAT Stands Up, 21-20 By Wayne Bouffard

• Hurst in First With Record Burst at LPGA Tour Finale

• Hey, Coach, Turn Those Lights Off

• Birmingham Girls Won’t Play It Safe By John Ortega

• Oscar’s Latest Fight Is Arum Versus King By Steve Springer

• Sylmar and Poly Share Title Dream By Mike Bresnahan

• Edwards Sets Mark With 46

• Brown, Foss Lead Chapman Women

• A One-Man Team Won’t Go Too Far By Bill Plaschke

• Woodbridge Rolls Over Loara, 27-0

• Northridge Plans a Flowery Finish By Fernando Dominguez

• UC Irvine Gets Something to Celebrate By Chris Foster

• Desatoff Helps Put Cypress Into State Tournament

• Palisades and Marshall Win Championships

• Maciel Blocks Lompoc’s Way, Lifts Oxnard, 28-27 By Chris Bresnahan

• EMOTION DETECTOR By Robyn Norwood

• Hurricanes Finally Pull Rank on Someone

• Westlake Girls Hope This Is Their Turn By Mike Bresnahan

• Pilot Suspected in Theft of 3 O.C. Planes Arrested By Steve Carney

• N. Korea Will Attend Talks on Formal Treaty

• Father of Girl Found in Puerto Rico Visits Courthouse in San Diego

• 1,700 Volcanic Quakes Reported Near Mammoth Lakes in Week

• Items Found in Ramsey Search Told

• Civil Rights Leaders Pay to Settle Key Bias Case By David G. Savage

• Ron Brown’s Son Gets Probation for Illegal Gift

• UCI Internet Hate Mail Case Ruled a Mistrial By Davan Maharaj

• Winnie Mandela: Will She Be Resurrected or Self-Destruct? By Dean E. Murphy

• Ex-Bookkeeper for Club Pleads Guilty By Alan Abrahamson

• Hussein Foes See U.S. Aid as Key to Ouster By Norman Kempster and James Risen

• Bulletproof Vest Saves Santa Ana Police Officer in Stabbing By Steve Carney

• Consumers Come In From the Cold at New Moscow Malls By Carol J. Williams

• UC Regents Defy Wilson, OK Gay Partner Benefits By Kenneth R. Weiss and Dave Lesher

• Has Canadian Land’s End Hit Its Limit? By Craig Turner

• Texas Killer Executed

• Tornadoes Kill 1, Hurt 30 in Louisiana

• Fast and Furious, on the Sidewalks of N.Y. By John J. Goldman

• Helping Hands Bolster Long Arm of Law in 2 Border Cities By Richard A. Serrano

• Unraveling IMF, the Financial ‘White Knight’ By Tom Petruno

• Hundreds Mourn Victim of Skinhead, 19, in Denver

• FBI Tells of Bomb Talk by Suspects

• Taxpayers Losing Money to Loggers on U.S. Land, Forest Service Admits

• Sen. Greene to Retire After 36-Year Career

• Freed Chinese Dissident Enjoys ‘Small Victory’ By Jim Mann

• Polish Police Acquitted in 1981 Deaths of 9 Solidarity Protesters

• Multiple Births Create a Lot of Faces in the Crowd By David Lauter

• Arrests Target Newport Beach Gambling Ring By Geoff Boucher

• Man Accused of Dragging Dog With Truck By Esther Schrader

• Welfare Reform May Spark Job Crisis, City Chiefs Fear By Melissa Healy

• Solar Satellite Released by Shuttle Malfunctions

• Kaczynski Hindered Defense, Lawyer Says By Mark Gladstone

• U.S. Panel Urges Quick Approval of New Cystic Fibrosis Treatment

• VENTURA COUNTY NEWSWATCH By Jack Robinson

• M. Hutchence; Lead Singer of Rock Band INXS

• UC Regents Defy Wilson, OK Gay Partner Benefits By Kenneth R. Weiss and Dave Lesher

• Clinton OKs Measure to Revamp FDA By Marlene Cimons

• Fast-Moving House Fire Kills Five Children

• America’s Unlikely Champion in Bosnia By Tracy Wilkinson

• UC Irvine Internet Hate Crime Case Ends in Mistrial By Davan Maharaj

• Septuplets’ Mother Holds Biggest Baby, Meets Media

• Donor Rewarded at White House

• Arlington Waivers Listed; Only 1 Big Donor Cited By Paul Richter

• The Financial ‘White Knight’: IMF Demystified By Tom Petruno

• Let the Games Begin

• R. deLemos; USC Expert in Neonatology By Myrna Oliver

• In Iraq Crisis, U.S. Waged Costly Fight for Status Quo By Robin Wright

• Blue Chips Rally; Broad Market Mixed

• Troubled Yamaichi May Close

• Kimberly-Clark to Lay Off 5,000, Shut Some U.S. Plants

• Regulators OK Airwaves for Satellite Ventures By Jube Shiver Jr.

• State, O.C. Unemployment Rates Fall By Patrice Apodaca

• Big Bailouts By Jennifer Oldham

• IBM Extends Contract of Its CEO

• GM to Close Flint Plant in ‘99; 3,000 Affected

• Teamsters Election Delayed for Hoffa Probe

• Also…

• Pacific Blues By Evelyn Iritani

• $46-Million Goal for Steven Myers & Associates IPO

• More Good News on State’s Job Front By Patrice Apodaca

• Japan Tells Yamaichi to Finalize Crisis Plan

• Avant Is Denied Appeal, Faces Injunction

• Adult Video Revenue Is Put at $4.2 Billion a Year By Marla Matzer

• Industry Veteran Is Named Nabisco CEO

• Safeway Files to Sell 25 Million Shares

• Computers to Lead Growth, Forecast Says

• Appeals Court Rules Against L.A. Cellular By Karen Kaplan

• Consumer Group Seeks to Block Bonds

• International Community Backs South Korea Bailout By David Holley

• Blue Chips Rally; Bond Prices Rise

• Universal Television Chairman to Stay By Marla Matzer

• TRW Agrees to Buy BDM for $975 Million

• Babyface Shows Expertise as Bandleader on ‘Unplugged’ By Elysa Gardner

• SHE’S SLIPPING, SHE’S FALLEN AND HE’S DISAPPEARED By Jerry Crowe

• Golden Years of a Ghost Town By Cynthia Kelly

• ALBUM REVIEW / POP By Steve Hochman

• Raunch! Sex! Danger! Here! By Brian Lowry

• Project Hands Across Hollywood Is in Full Political Swing By Robert W. Welkos

• Smith’s ‘House Arrest’ Gets Mixed Verdicts From Critics By Don Shirley

• Verbow Strings Together Intriguing Blend By John Roos

• Iraq, Multiple Births and Kennedy Top the Agenda By Lee Harris

• Violinist Midori Offers a Controlled, Elegant Recital By Timothy Mangan

• ALBUM REVIEW / POP By Ernesto Lechner

• Morning Report By Shauna Snow

• ‘What the Deaf Man Heard’ Probes Small-Town Secrets By Don Heckman

• You Say You Want a Revolution By Howard Rosenberg

• Lost in the Translation - Irish Singer Mary Black’s Voice Is Remarkable, but Vocal Perfection Didn’t Resonate Deeply in O.C. Debut By Mike Boehm

• ALBUM REVIEW / POP By Marc Weingarten

• ALBUM REVIEW / POP By Connie Johnson

• Bassist Clarke Delivers Virtuoso Play By Don Heckman

• Show Off Your Holiday Spirit

• THE WORD / THE WEB By Mark Chalon Smith

• The Garden By Karen Dardick

• Patch Up Old TV’s Looks With Paint By John Morell

• The Apartment By Kathy Bryant

• Under the Lingo: An Open and Shut Case By Ralph Kovel and Terry Kovel

• Table Talk By Cyndi Y. Nightengale