Archive for Monday, November 24, 1997

• Imagine What Creativity Can Do for Class Reports By John Canalis

• Crash on Freeway Kills 2 From Anaheim; 9 Hurt By Hugo Martín and Ann W. O'Neill

• Fire Produces Heavy Smoke, No Injuries

• Net Working - District’s Computer Project Gives Every Classroom Access to Web By Nick Anderson

• Hernandez Recall Battle Divides 2 Brothers By Bob Pool

• Crime Dips 15% in 7 Largest O.C. Cities By Steve Carney and Ronald J. Ostrow

• 3 Killed, 9 Injured in Road Crashes By Hugo Martín and Ann W. O'Neill

• Generation Next in CSUN Art Show By Edward M. Yoon

• Simi Valley Edges Thousand Oaks as Safest City By Daryl Kelley

• Math Doesn’t Have His Number–to the Contrary, He Equates It With Fun By Russ Loar

• Tests Count, but Class Participation Also Helps Students Make the Grade By Christine Baron

• Valley-Area Crime Rate in Decline, FBI Says By Hugo Martín and Tom Becker

• Sanchez Asks What She Can Do for Her County By Peter M. Warren

• Rotary Clubs, Church Youth Come to Food Bank’s Aid By Scott Steepleton

• Safe-Speed Rule Can Be Slippery By David Haldane

• Farce and Fanfare By Nicholas Riccardi

• Public Forum Set on DWP Layoff Plan By Darrell Satzman

• 2 Dead, 9 Injured in Freeway Collision By Hugo Martín and Ann W. O'Neill

• One for the Woodlands

• Let Inspector General Do Her Job, for the Sake of L.A.

• Good Medicine, Fewer Hospital Beds By David Cundiff

• Tapes Tell a Tale of Japanese Teachers’ Lessons for Americans

• A Running Start By Hugo Martín

• Orange County Man Arrested in Molestation By Lisa Fernandez

• China Isn’t a Three-Act Script By Karl Schoenberger

• 3 Fugitives Sought by Investigators By Scott Hadly

• Not Yet Open, Getty Captures Attention of City By Doug Smith

• Some Freeways Have Taken a Turn Toward Confusion By Richard Warchol

• Police Shoot and Kill Man Suspected of Stealing Car By John Canalis

• SEND AWAY

• AGENDA - ISSUES COMING UP

• Valley Torah High to Recognize Couple By Tom Becker

• School Collecting Food for Families By Lisa Fernandez

• GOP Targets Rep. Sherman for Ouster By Hugo Martín

• Firefighters Become Stair Masters for Day By Lisa Fernandez

• Head-On Motorcycle Crash Injures 2 Boys, 1 Critically By Scott Steepleton and Lisa Fernandez

• Microsoft Must Obey the Law By Bob Dole

• Technological Leap Takes School Away From Tradition By Lisa Fernandez

• Harassment Policy Muzzles Free Speech By Bill Boyarsky

• The Showdown That Wasn’t

• A Near-Stall for Air Safety

• Rain, Cooler Weather Expected for Holiday By Edward M. Yoon

• School District Tenants Pressed for Space By Lesley Wright

• Buckley School Moves Growth Plans Forward By Sylvia L. Oliande

• 19 Drivers Ticketed at Police Checkpoint By Lisa Fernandez

• EARTHQUAKES

• Two Is Company On the Orange Freeway

• 3 Educators Named to Business Group By Sylvia L. Oliande

• UC Irvine Women Defeat San Diego

• It’s Not Over Until It’s Over for Robinson By Robyn Norwood

• Santa Ana Gets Distant Bowl Assignment By Steve Kresal

• Milch Can Rave About Reviews of Awesome Daze’s Performance By Bill Christine

• THE HOT CORNER By Van Nightingale

• For Fiset, Shots Kept Coming By Lonnie White

• Australian Steggall Wins World Cup Slalom

• Gonzaga Shoots Past Clemson

• Hear Me Roar: Sanders Turns It Up for 216 Yards

• Patriots Return to Winning Form

• Jordan Teaches Rookie Lesson He Won’t Forget

• Sloppy Win Still a Treat for the 49ers

• Arroyo’s Late Goal Gives U.S. a Tie

• Australian Steggall Wins World Cup Slalom

• Given His Chance, Rooks Impresses By Scott Howard-Cooper

• Robinson Proved Only That He Should Move On By Randy Harvey

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

• For Pete’s Sake, Can’t Oilers Get Anything Right? By Mal Florence

• May Drives Long Beach State Past Santa Barbara to Title By Paul Mcleod

• At Last, Packers Break Ice By T J. Simers

• Bogues Still Calling His Own Shots By Alan Greenberg

• Phillips’ Absence Met With Cheers By J A. Adande

• Mexico Wins Indoor Tournament

• Bowl Alliance Might Leave Fans Without a Team to Argue About By Chris Dufresne

• Boomer Is Throwback to Old Days

• Last-Grasp Effort Is a Winner

• Hoying Stands, Delivers Against Steeler Pressure

• Cotton Bowl a Probability By Jim Hodges

• Trying to Restore Brotherly Love

• Oilers Find Themselves in Control

• TONIGHT’S GAME By Rob Fernas

• Close Doesn’t Mean Defeat for Cardinals

• For Frerotte, It’s Not a Head-Banger’s Ball

• Yachmenev, Storr Lead Ice Dogs, 3-2

• He Has Been on Run All His Life By Mike Penner

• Novotna Ends Her Season on a Confident Note By Julie Cart

• Laker Magic Numbers: 500, 11 By Scott Howard-Cooper

• Fox Learned the Hard Way By Robyn Norwood

• It’s Almost All Wolverines

• Misbehaving Cox Has No Bearing on the Outcome

• Defensive Stance Is Chief Ploy

• Minus a Bad Apple, Rams Are Still Bad By J A. Adande

• Two O.C. Teams Top-Seeded in Volleyball

• For Kings’ Fiset, a Fitting Reward By Lonnie White

• Laker Magic Numbers: 500, 11 By Mike Downey

• Sorenstam Is Up to Par in LPGA Finale By Thomas Bonk

• Players at Home on Road By J A. Adande

• Ditka Sees Job With Saints as Firing Offense

• Bondra Leads Capitals

• “bodyPride: An Action Plan for Teens Seeking Self-Esteem & Building Better Bodies” By Shari Roan

• RESOURCES By Shari Roan

• This Is a Workout That’s Got Kick By Shari Roan

• He Lost Weight While on the Run By Rob Goubeaux

• “Worry: Controlling It and Using It Wisely” By Shari Roan

• Cancer Patient Seeks Caring in Immune System By Sandra G. Boodman

• Diabetes: A Crash Course in Medicine By Erin Harris

• Romantic Getaway, Indeed

• Study Shows Implants Do Tear With Age

• To Her, Age Is No Excuse By Martin Miller

• “The Girls’ Guide to Life: How to Take Charge of the Issues That Affect YOU” By Shari Roan

• Solving a Mystery in Medicine By Mary Williams Walsh

• Healthy Bestsellers - HARDCOVER

• VITALS By Barbara Thomas

• How to Tell if You’re a Hypochondriac By Mary Williams Walsh

• Diabetes: A Crash Course in Medicine By Dr. Lynda K. Fisher

• Exerciser Extraordinaire By Candace A. Wedlan

• 2 Gurus, Different Mountaintops By Hara Estroff Marano

• Thigh Anxiety By Kathleen Doheny

• The Smiles Are Part of the Reward By Kathleen Doheny

• Treatment Focuses on Thinking By Mary Williams Walsh

• Bosnian Serb Vote Will Show if U.S. Efforts to Boost Karadzic Foe Paid Off By Tracy Wilkinson

• Plane Flies 2 Hours Sans Pilot, Crashes

• A Romp Through a Shallow Swamp By Jonathan Levi

• 4th-Largest Brokerage Company in Japan Fails By Sonni Efron

• Clinton Sounds Upbeat Note at APEC Summit By Evelyn Iritani and Elizabeth Shogren

• A Prayer of Thanks for a Family of Friends By Sandy Banks

• Emphasizing the Giving in Thanksgiving By Ann Conway

• 8 Villagers Killed by Artillery Shells

• Netanyahu Advisor Resigns Amid Uprising

• Welfare Caseworkers Face Own Challenge to Reform By Melissa Healy

• Protesters Accuse Vietnam of Rights Violations By Lorenza Munoz

• Prominent Land Attorney Ends an Era in the Valley By Julie Tamaki and Eric Slater

• Jorge Mas Canosa; Fought to Free Cuba By Mike Clary

• State’s Economy Robust, Most in Southland Believe By Don Lee

• A Working Solution By Lynn Smith

• Battleground Faces a Siege By David Lamb

• Her Babies’ Resilience Impressive, Septuplets’ Mom Goes Home

• Under New Congo Regime, Dissenters Increasingly Losing Voice By Ann M. Simmons

• Jorge Mas Canosa; Cuban Exile Leader

• Talking Turkey By Irene Garcia

• L.A. Crime Rate Falls 15% in FBI Midyear Figures By Matt Lait, Daryl Kelley, and Ronald J. Ostrow

• Strings on Foreign Aid Trouble Colleges By Kenneth R. Weiss

• Parents, District Square Off Over School for Deaf Children By Susan Deemer

• Kucan Wins Second Term as President

• DREAM TIME

• Tenured Professor Fights for Salary

• After 1,000-Quake Day, Shaking at Mammoth Declines By Kenneth Reich

• Born to Run By Chris Chi

• For Clinton, Ducking a Fight Is Not the Right Way to Handle the Left By Ronald Brownstein

• Astronauts Set to Try Daring Satellite Rescue

• British Au Pair Gets a Job at Law Firm

• National Guard Struggles With Lean Budgets By Eric Bailey

• To Little Fanfare, Lungren Wades Into Water Wars By George Skelton

• Official Said to Call Drug Fight a Failure

• Male Cadet Linked to Sex Incident Resigns

• Marchers in O.C. Protest Vietnamese Oppression By Lorenza Munoz

• Bus Driver’s Act Has Him in Doghouse

• U.S. Demands Access to Search Hussein’s Palaces

• LAUGH LINES

• Unabomb Judge Considered Cautious and Unflappable By Jenifer Warren

• Hand-Held Devices That Don’t Rely on Windows By Lawrence J. Magid

• China Admits Misuse of World Bank Funds

• Moviegoing Devices for the Disabled Make Their Debut By Susanne Gayle Harris and Phillip Jacques

• Breaking Into a Code Sweat By Karen Kaplan

• Custom CDs From Cyberspace a Reality, but Not a Bargain By Kim Komando

• Irvine-Based Wet Seal Names Human Resources Executive

• Latinos and Computers By P J. Huffstutter

• Computer Training Helps Place Visually Impaired on Level Paying Field By Gali Kronenberg

• Laws to Thwart Electronic Theft Miss the Point By Jonathan Weber

• Hambrecht & Quist Appears to Be Near Sale

• Attorney on Microsoft’s Back Is Enjoying the Ride By Karen Kaplan

• Picture This: Spherical Photos Enter Cyberspace By Duncan Mansfield

• Bold Plans to Learn How We Learn By Lee Dye

• THE Top 10 Computing Powerhouses

• Unique Products By P J. Huffstutter

• China Faces Costly Pollution Cleanup

• High Tech’s Leaders Undeterred by Turmoil in Asia By Greg Miller

• THIS WEEK

• Firm Provides Link Between Technologies By P J. Huffstutter

• Average Price of Gas in U.S. Continues to Fall

• Frontier Air Surprises WestPac With a Bid

• Ahn Piano Trio Has a Solid Outing By Josef Woodard

• Mixed Blessings By Christopher Knight

• Pasadena Symphony Showcases Its Strength in Numbers By Daniel Cariaga

• T-Shirts Sought for AIDS Display

• ‘Rhinoceros’ Takes Absurdity on a Ride By Philip Brandes

• Theater Can Provide a Beacon Among Shadows Cast by AIDS By Michael Kearns

• Traditions of Asia Honored in Abstracts By William Wilson

• Falletta Puts Stress on Romantic Drama By John Henken

• Comic Foibles of a ‘Countess’ By Mark Swed

• Celebrating Fuller to the Fullest, at Last By Kevin Thomas

• World AIDS Benefit to Feature Actors, Comics

• Talking Baseball en Espanol By Kevin Baxter

• Arts Grants Given by Long Beach Fund

• Moby, Juno Reactor Work Across Genres By Steve Hochman

• ’70s ‘Anarchist’ Is Refreshingly Revived By F. Kathleen Foley

• Roscoe Spitzer’s Demons Can Be Devilishly Funny By T. H. Mcculloh

• Jarvi Brings His Own Spirit to Philharmonic By Timothy Mangan

• Royal Family Tells Story of Windsor Castle Restoration By Susan King

• The Joke’s on Comics Who Don’t Change By Ernest Chambers

• Princess, Mermaid ‘Kombat’ Casualties By Robin Rauzi

• Beckett ‘Weekend’ Is a Stark Exploration By F. Kathleen Foley

• Very Good Vibrations - Pros and Amateurs Mingle at Percussion Convention By John Roos

• Fernandez Mixes Old, New in a Polished Performance By Ernesto Lechner

• Game’s Not Over for Fans of ‘Mortal Kombat’ Series By Bob Heisler

• Montreal Danse Follows Two Lines By Jennifer Fisher

• Hoch Gives Voice to Array of Concerns By Laurie Winer

• Will He Be a Man in Black or the Red?