Archive for Sunday, November 23, 1997

• County Needs Flexibility Pursuing Welfare Reform - Moving recipients into work force has challenges, rewards

• Mixing Fire, Brimstone and Politics By Cecilia Rasmussen

• Open Door to Education

• Diversity Without Polarization - As O.C. economy changes, care is needed to minimize disparities

• Funding Key to Unlocking a Better Future By Marge Chilstrom

• Riverside Kennel Is Focus of Controversy Over Police Dog Bites By Jeff Wong

• Teenager’s Slaying After Game Escalates Fears of Violence By Claire Vitucci

• By Jean Merl

• Reunited Lovers Marry 66 Years After First Date

• Pay to Play?

• Rancho Conejo Park a Big Hit on First Day By Coll Metcalfe

• Lobbying Costs Mount as Local Agencies Seek Way on El Toro By Lorenza Munoz

• Plan Seeks to Lure Filmmakers to Ventura By Tracy Wilson

• Harvesting Old and New - Group Serves American Feast With Dash of Cambodian Culture By Jeff Kass

• Victim in Head-On Crash Is Identified By Steve Carney

• El Nino: Problem Child

• A Quiz For Deep Breathers By Robert A. Jones

• ‘Air Grandmas’ Court Youthful Attitude By Paula Story

• Retirees Hold Upper Hand in Bitter Clash Over Taxes for Suburb’s Schools By Matt Kelley

• Police Blame Jaywalking in Teen’s Death By Solomon Moore

• Alcohol Use Suspected in Crash That Injures Teens By Steve Carney

• MTA’s Plans to Cut Bus Service Dismay Riders By Efrain Hernandez Jr.

• Mideast Tensions Forging Unity for Iraqi Americans By Joseph Hanania

• 5 Injured as Explosion Ignites Fire at Plant

• Powwow Convened to Pass Along Traditions By Lisa Fernandez

• City, School District Clash Over Land Use at Bristol Site By Jeff Kass

• Obituaries

• Dog Likely Dead Before Dragged By Tina Nguyen

• Police Chief Jumps Back Into Trenches By Coll Metcalfe

• Students Take Shine to Little Saigon Cleanup By Tina Nguyen

• Antiquated Zoning Laws Need Updating

• Child-Size Skeleton Speaks Volumes By Steve Chawkins

• Simple Life Still Tops His Agenda By Hilary E. Macgregor

• Signs of Trouble - Parents Opening School for Deaf Clash With District on Funding By Susan Deemer

• * Paul N. Kaiser, 82; Retired Design Engineer

• Transient Arrested in Anaheim Fatal Beating By Steve Carney

• Recalling a Remarkable Force of Nature By Mark H. Capelli

• Responses Flood Drug Treatment Program By Sonia Nazario

• Make Tamika a Battle Cry in War on Drugs By Kenneth L. Khachigian

• City Renaissance Holds Dangers By Rick Cole

• His Fervent Quest Never Flagged By Tracy Johnson

• Man Who Fled From Crime Admits 6 Killings, Police Say

• Nicaraguan Nurse Is Freed Under New Amnesty Law By Patrick J. Mcdonnell

• Valley’s Top Cop Assails Anti-Gang Injunctions By Andrew Blankstein

• Bodie Haunted by Tourists Mining for Mystery With History By Brendan Riley

• Deputy Chief Calls Gang Injunctions Too Costly By Andrew Blankstein

• Ahmanson Plan Keeps Kicking

• Gang Crackdowns: Hit or Miss

• Uh, Council, You’re on the Air By Harriet K. Bilford

• Motorcycle Officer Hit By Car Is Recovering After Surgery

• A Rorschach Test of Race and Crime By Scott Harris

• Private Colleges Get an ‘A’ in Teacher Training By Carol A. Bartell

• Uneasy Riders By Efrain Hernandez Jr.

• Controlling the Present; Selling Out the Past By Nick Spain

• Hearing Set on Youth Authority School By Dawn Hobbs

• A Battle for the Children By H G. Reza

• ‘Berm-Front View’ Is Just Not the Same By Dana Parsons

• County Steels Itself for Onslaught of El Nino By Scott Hadly

• Supporters Speak Out for Bilingual Education By Fred Alvarez

• 2 Armed Holdups Reported at CSUN By Solomon Moore

• Harold Geneen, 87; Led ITT’s Growth for 18 Years

• Pulling Together in the Canyon - Common goals unite Silverado’s residents in times of need

• Marchers Protest Police Killing of Watts Man By Michael Krikorian

• An Old Neighborhood Is Officially Reborn By Matea Gold

• Restaurant Inspections

• A Magical Feast By Michelle Huneven

• It Was 20 Years Ago Today

• Sunset Subliminal By A. Grey Le Cuyer

• Playing to Win By Jon Regardie

• King of ‘The Jungle’ By Peter Mcalevey

• Rage Against the Machine By Edward Humes

• DONTGO BABIDOL By Daniel Nussbaum

• A Blooming Miracle By Susan Heeger

• Wanted Winter By Mimi Pond

• DEATH BECOMES HER By Lisa Leff

• Sweet Reason in a Land of Insanity By Patt Morrison

• What Becomes a Legend Most? By Mark Ehrman

• Metal Heads By Bill Stern

• Family Matters

• Chasen’s, Take Two By S. Irene Virbila

• Light Fantastic By Barbara Thornburg

• Appeal to Tenants’ Reason May Help in Family Crisis By Kevin Postema

• Seller Benefits From Realistic Pricing By Ellen James Martin

• Making a Safe Lock for Double-Hung Window By Gary Abrams

• Installing Arrester Can Quiet Pounding Pipes

• What’s the Buzz? By Robert Smaus

• Some Tips for Stopping That Drip By Reader'S Digest Books

• Cast Changes at B.H. Manse By Ruth Ryon

• Garden Events

• Pitt Upset Costs Virginia Tech

• Notre Dame Turnaround Continues

• Los Alamitos Brushes Off Artists By Dan Arritt

• SOUTHERN SECTION VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP ROUNDUP

• Coach, Things Aren’t Better By Bill Plaschke

• As Galarraga Proves, It’s Now About Dollars, Not Loyalty By Ross Newhan

• Poly Won’t Give Sylmar a Thing, Wins 3-A Title By Mike Bresnahan

• Sailors Sink Mira Costa in 4 Games By Michael Itagaki

• COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOOTBALL ROUNDUP

• JUNIOR COLLEGE FOOTBALL ROUNDUP By Mitch Polin

• Historic Win for Kansas State

• Grizzlies Rally for 6-3 Victory

• Players See Future in NFL By Fernando Dominguez

• Johnson Has Big Game for Ducks

• E-Mail This: Coaches Really Hate It, Fans Love It, Recruits Hope It Helps By Pete Iacobelli

• THE PLAYMAKERS

• No Masking Their Hurt By Tim Kawakami

• Moss Herds Thundering Marshall Return By Jim Vertuno

• La Canada Feat a Family Affair By Peter Yoon

• Agassi’s Comeback Plan Brings Him to Burbank By David Wharton

• Tentative Bowl Lineup

• TONIGHT By Scott Howard-Cooper

• Orange’s Kinder 17th in Japan Race

• Blitzed By Hank Kurz Jr.

• Dumars and Hill Power Pistons Past Hawks

• He Has Been On the Run All His Life By Mike Penner

• Yucaipa, Long Beach Poly Defend Cross-Country Titles By John Ortega

• After 100 Years, Big Game Still Biggest Bash Around By Bill Dwyre

• TOP 25 AT A GLANCE

• Hebert Nostalgic After His Shutout By J A. Adande

• Cincinnati Kids Pick Up Ducks By J A. Adande

• JUNIOR COLLEGE FOOTBALL ROUNDUP By J C. Meyerholz

• JUNIOR COLLEGE FOOTBALL ROUNDUP By Steve Galluzzo

• New Mexico Wraps Up Division

• Mission Viejo Comes Close, but County Is Shut Out By Paul Halpin

• MLS Should Play It Smart by Listening to Zambrano By Grahame L. Jones

• Put Them On Wanted List By Mike Downey

• Sorenstam Has Chance to Hit LPGA’s Jackpot By Thomas Bonk

• Northridge Goes Out With Stop By Fernando Dominguez

• Leaf Has Turned in Washington By Tim Kawakami

• HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIPS By Darin Esper

• Temecula Linfield Ousts St. Margaret’s

• Westlake Sweeps Away Bad Memory to Win Title By Mike Bresnahan

• Trojan Seniors Left With Empty Feeling About Rivalry By Eric Sondheimer

• He Was the Little Big Man at Tracks By Dave Kindred

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

• TODAY’S GAMES

• Fullerton Comes Up With Big Victory By Lon Eubanks

• Fast Starts Not New to Horry By Scott Howard-Cooper

• Strange, Gonzales Spark Chapman

• Lord Byron Had a Fiery Side - New Book Reveals the Legendary Golfer Could Storm a Clubhouse By John Diamond

• Streak Grows, Roses Wilt By Robyn Norwood

• HIGH SCHOOL WATER POLO

• Gators Show Nobody’s Perfect

• Cal Lutheran Bows Out in Quarterfinals, 2-1

• Sendek Contract Extended

• It’s Central, From Black and Blue to Lively Play By Bob Oates

• ‘Legion’ Lives When Lindros and LeClair Light Up the NHL By John F. Bonfatti

• Fans Have Themselves a Field Day

• CLIPPERS - LAKERS REPORT By Chris Baker

• HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIPS By Mike Bresnahan

• Top to Bottom By Mark Heisler

• GIRLS’ TENNIS PLAYOFFS AT A GLANCE By Dave Mckibben

• Foreman Loses to Briggs, Says It Was His Last Fight

• Owens Might Play for Hart Despite Broken Left Big Toe

• Eagles Battle to Capture a 2nd Title By Michael Itagaki

• Class Acts By Michael Dobie

• Mississippi Turns Tables on Temple From Long Distance

• Williams’ Role Changed

• Manning Passes for 523 Yards in Tennessee Win

• Montana Closes in on Berth

• North Carolina Makes Alliance Bowl Bid, 50-14

• Moorpark Bowls Over Valley By Vince Kowalick

• JUNIOR COLLEGE FOOTBALL ROUNDUP By Brian Schulman

• Pierce Will Play Novotna in Final Match of Season

• HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIPS By Michael Itagaki

• Foothill Rides Defense to Final By Erik Hamilton

• Irvin Serves Up Two Victories, Advances to the Round of 16

• El Modena Hopes This Victory Is Prelude to State Title By Paul Halpin

• Robinson’s 287 Yards Sets Mark; Dons’ Streak at 7 By Steve Kresal

• McNown’s Motto: Whatever It Takes By Jim Hodges

• HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIPS By Michael Itagaki

• Panthers End Devils’ Eight-Game Streak

• Clear Mind Could Give Skieresz Clear Sailing By John Ortega

• Empire IN THE Desert By Jerry Nachtigal

• Fullerton Starts Fast and Wins With Ease

• Fiset on Schedule to Beat His Record By Lonnie White

• He’s Now the Toast of Both Coasts By Eric Sondheimer

• Nordhoff Makes It a Clean Sweep By John Ortega

• Griffith Force Behind StingRay Rally, 82-76 By Earl Gustkey

• Prize Giving Gets Stewards’ OK By Bill Christine

• Lakers Have Grown Into a Scary Bunch By Mark Heisler

• Villa Park’s Becker Cruises Into Round of 16

• HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIPS

• New Manager Has to Worry About a Rip Job By Mike Penner

• HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIPS By Mike Bresnahan

• Dalis Thinking About That Bowl in Dallas By Jim Hodges

• Marina Rolls Over Mater Dei By Michael Itagaki

• Orange Coast Women Win a State Title

• MAJOR BOWLS AT A GLANCE

• HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIPS By Michael Itagaki

• Prep Football Update - The Second Round

• No Second Thoughts, Stein Is First By Darin Esper

• HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ROUNDUP

• Woodson Makes One Thing Clear By Chris Dufresne

• Coppola Helps Calabasas Upset St. Bonaventure By Lance O'Fallon

• Moorpark Repeats State Title With a Run in Park

• Win Puts Penn State in Position to Play in a Major Bowl Game

• Victory Gives Tigers Spot in SEC Title Game

• Stashing a Mountain of Our Stuff By Jill Leovy

• Smart Aleck

• A Bear of a Problem in Mammoth Lakes By Frank Clifford

• Well-Suited By Pamela Warrick

• Survey Studies Police, Citizen Encounters By Roberto Suro

• End to Probe of Calls From White House Is Expected By Ronald Ostrow

• INXS’ Hutchence Joins Tragic Figures of Rock By Robert Hilburn

• Iowa Storm Aid Is OKd

• Au Pair Judge Remains in Glare of Publicity By Jon Marcus

• Malaysian Premier Proves to Be a Double-Edged Sword By Evelyn Iritani

• Hanging Out With Ol’ Blue Eyes By Irene Lacher

• Prince Earns Fortune the Old-Fashioned Way By Faiza Saleh Ambah

• 3 Moderate Quakes Rattle Mammoth Lakes Amid Seismic Activity of 50 Jolts an Hour

• Prostitute Suspects Get Banking Lessons

• Powered Up

• Thanksgiving’s Crimson Tide By Helen O'Neill

• Temple Sheds Light on England’s Ancient Builders By William D. Montalbano

• Filipinos Seek Claim Against U.S. Firms in Pesticide Case By Jim Gomez

• Mysteries By Margo Kaufman

• Miss India, 24, Crowned New Miss World

• First Lady Gets E-Mail Threats From 2 Teens

• NASA Plans Satellite-Saving Spacewalk

• Casual Casualties By Jeannine Stein

• China Presents ‘False’ Image, Wei Warns U.S. By Jim Mann

• O.C. BOOKS & AUTHORS By Dennis Mclellan

• Gubernatorial Hopefuls Stress Education Goals By Mark Z. Barabak and Richard Lee Colvin

• Go With the Flow By Connie Koenenn

• General in Mexico Police Force Arrested

• Rags to Riches–and ‘Red to Redneck’ By John Rogers

• Murphy Brown’s Got Dan All Fired Up Again By Anne Beatts

• Crazy for Caddies By Paul Dean

• Colleges Taking Back Military Recruiters By Katherine Rizzo

• Taking a Hard Look at the Hardbodies By Ira Dreyfuss

• Pact Speeds Up Reduction of Asian Trade Barriers By Evelyn Iritani and Elizabeth Shogren

• Far-Out Frisco By Michael J. Ybarra

• Septuplets Get Offer of Full Scholarships to Missouri College

• Pact Speeds Up Reduction of Asian Trade Barriers By Evelyn Iritani and Elizabeth Shogren

• Texas Prison System Running Out of Beds

• Derailed Cars Crash Into Factory; 1 Killed

• Ex-President’s Ex-Friend Looks Back By Donald M. Rothberg

• That Voodoo They Do Do So Well By Michael P. Lucas

• Ron Brown’s Son on Probation for Illegal Donation

• West Bank Man Killed While Apparently Making a Bomb

• Smart Aleck

• South Africa Gets Tough on Crime Gangs By Paul Alexander

• Macromedia to Purchase 12 N.J. Newspapers

• Regent Explains Abstention on Benefits Vote By Kenneth R. Weiss

• Free Market Wins Few Friends in Latin America By Bart Jones

• Fewer Sailors, More Sensors For Navy Ships By Patrick J. Sloyan

• Children Help Illegal Residents to Get Aid, GAO Reports

• Hundreds in Dealey Plaza Salute JFK

• After Inspectors Return, U.N. Issues Warning to Iraq By Craig Turner

• Kevorkian Linked to 2 More Suicides

• How Mad the ‘Mad Bomber’? By Peter H. King

• Fellowship Forged in Mir’s Crucible By Marcia Dunn

• The Right to Decide One’s Own Destiny By Steve Emmons

• Mexico’s New Congress Unearths Many Skeletons By Mary Beth Sheridan

• ‘Dignity Card’ Helps Strip the Stigma From Food Stamp Use By Brett Johnson

• Restaurant Watch

• Drunk Driver Given Unusual Sentence

• Chastised GOP Softens Stance on Immigration By Jodi Wilgoren

• Free Market Wins Few Friends in Latin America By Bart Jones

• FDA Gets ‘Fast Track’ OK

• The New Russia Discovers a Previously Unknown Species: Suburbanite By Greg Myre

• Scientists Grapple With Collectors Over Who Owns the Bones By Alexandra Zavis

• LAUGH LINES

• AIDS Case Brands Indian Village By Donna Bryson

• 92-Year-Old Man Faces Eviction Over Roommate’s Drug-Dealing Arrest

• Model-Perfect By Michael Quintanilla

• Conservators’ Reach Can Be a Surprise By Steve Emmons

• Slain Teen Was to Join Anti-Violence Walk By Claire Vitucci

• Standing Her Ground By Jean O. Pasco

• Biggest Septuplet Is the First to Eat

• Iraq Hiding Arms Data on Computers Made in America By Robin Wright

• 5 Aid Workers Kidnapped Off Somalia

• President Denounces Denver’s Hate Crimes

• Driving Ambition at National Geographic

• Festivals, Feasts & Fairs By Amy A. Weber

• E-Mail the Folks Back Home By Lucy Izon

• Americans Warned to Stay Out of Southern Egypt for Three Months By Edward Wright

• New Year’s Eve in Las Vegas

• New Player Barges Into Riverboat Scene

• On Pinnacles and Needles of Pine By John Mckinney

• Renaissance on the River By Carl Duncan

• Spain’s African Isles By Marcia Scott Harrison

• Readers Recommend

• Lyme Disease Vaccine in the Works By Kathleen Doheny

• Traveler’s Notes …

• Rustic Chic By S. Irene Virbila

• Retracing Footsteps of the Apostle Paul By Karin Dominello

• Everything About Anywhere in Destination Newsletters By Christopher Reynolds

• Japan Bullet Train Aims for Olympics By Alexander Zabusky

• Gifts of Wonder in Paperback By John Balzar

• France’s 35-Hour Solution By John-Thor Dahlburg

• Docking Salaried Employee for Sick Days May Be Illegal

• Southeast Asian Markets Will Revive–Issue Is When By Russ Wiles

• High-Rising From Real Estate’s Ashes By Jesus Sanchez

• CAM Data’s Income Dips

• Brazil Slowdown Means Shake-Up in United States By Chris Kraul

• Wider Embrace of Social Responsibility Provides Burdens as Well as Benefits By Martha Groves

• Beneficiary Withdrawals From a Roth IRA Are Subject to the 5-Year Holding Rule By Carla Lazzareschi

• Note to Investors: Firms With Vision See Future Abroad By James Flanigan

• Clean-Living Saudi Prince Has Got His Own By Faiza Saleh Ambah

• St. John Knits Appoints Bruce Fetter New COO

• To All PhDs: A 50-Cent Dollar for Your Thoughts By Michael Schrage

• ORANGE COUNTY EARNINGS

• History’s Etceteras By Studs Terkel

• READING L.A.

• THE ATONEMENT AND OTHER STORIES By Louis Auchincloss, Houghton Mifflin: 276 pp., $24 By Merle Rubin

• The Enlacement By James Laughlin

• JANE AUSTEN A Biography By Claire Tomalin, Alfred A. Knopf: 324 pp., $27.50 - JANE AUSTEN Obstinate Heart A Biography By Valerie Grosvenor Myer, Arcade: 268 pp., $25.95 - JANE AUSTEN A Life By David Nokes, Farrar, Straus, & Giroux: 588 pp., $30 By James Wood

• The Gates of Hell By Marc Aronson

• THE ODES OF HORACE Translated by David Ferry, Farrar, Straus & Giroux: 368 pp., $35 By Anthony Day

• Night Ray by Paul Celan

• Bestsellers

• FIFTY YEARS OF EUROPE An Album By Jan Morris, Villard: 364 pp., $24 By Richard Eder

• Splendor in the Dirt By K C. Cole

• Hacking It By D T. Max

• THE HITLER OF HISTORY By John Lukacs, Alfred A. Knopf: 280 pp., $26 By Ron Rosenbaum

• Thankful for the Grain By Charity Ferreira

• Mash Notes

• A New Cranberry Love

• BATTERIE DE CUISINE

• Banishing the Lumps

• SHORT CUTS / Time saver

• Thaw With Confidence

• Open in Case of Emergency

• A Vegetarian Thanksgiving Menu

• The Tradition of Experiments

• COOKBOOK WATCH

• Great Bird

• Making the Cut

• Time Is Relative

• The Sufferings of Circuit Hash By Charles Perry

• COOK’S TIP / Holiday Tip

• WORLDLY LENS MAN - He’ll Give U.S. a Shot, but China Is His Home By Alison Dakota Gee

• Already Making Quite a Name for Himself By Elaine Dutka

• MIXED MEDIA By Mike Boehm

• Tapping Out the 2Pac Reservoir By Cheo Hodari Coker

• The Great White (North) Hope By Craig Turner

• Could It Be Magic–Again? By Nicolai Ouroussoff

• SMALL FACES

• DANNY ELFMAN / WRITER-COMPOSER By Steve Hochman

• RECORD RACK By Connie Johnson

• RECORD RACK By Richard Cromelin

• Her Story Is One of Luck, Loss–and Abiding Love By Daryl H. Miller

• Taming That New Upstart By Steven Smith

• Joys of N.Y. Philharmonic - A 10-CD boxed set of the orchestra’s work is a historical delight. By Mark Swed

• Rage Amidst the Video Machines By Richard Cromelin

• A Few More Ovation Envelopes By Don Shirley

• In Brief By Steve Hochman

• HOLE LOTTA LOVE By Steve Hochman

• Valdes, Irakere Stir Up a Spirited Cuban Brew By Don Heckman

• L.A. Radio Keeps Metallica’s ‘Re-Load’ on Ice By Steve Hochman

• MIXED MEDIA By Natalie Nichols

• Penny for Your Thoughts By Paul Brownfield

• He Never Sang for His Father By Jordan Levin

• In Brief By Sara Scribner

• A Decidedly British Accent By David Gritten

• In Brief By Randy Lewis

• RECORD RACK By Mike Boehm

• FEMALE TROUBLE By Steve Hochman

• Blowing Horns, Tooting History of Archangels By Kristine Mckenna

• But First, Cue the Tenor By Ken Smith

• Charity for Profit By Mark Dowie

• How Many Freed Dissidents Add Up to a Sound Human-Rights Policy? By Robert A. Manning

• Little Details That Valley Secessionists Would Rather Forget By Xandra Kayden

• Marjorie Mowlam By Steve Proffitt

• Torture Under Color of Authority By Nicholas Pastore

• How the Other Half Lives in Oil-Rich Azerbaijan By Thomas Goltz

• Netanyahu Supporters Dwindling By Yossi Melman

• Eastin’s Call for Universal Preschool in California Has Echoes Elsewhere By Kay Mills

• Will Pragmatism Equal Peace in Korea? By Tom Plate

• A Measure of a Society

• ‘Dialogue’ Without Debate

• The ‘Labor Boss’ as the Ultimate Bogyman By Nelson Lichtenstein

• City Council Mustn’t Waffle on Overhauling the DWP

• Rigging Primary Rules Won’t Get Out Voters By Dan Schnur