Archive for Tuesday, November 25, 1997

• Lunkheads, Perps Just Shouldn’t Mix By Scott Harris

• No Holiday Limit on Church’s Homeless By Jeff Kass

• Security Tightened for Football Game

• School Plan Stresses Basics Over Art, PE By Jeff Kass

• Couple Get 4-Month Term for Tax Fraud By Veronique De Turenne

• Santa Goes to School By Karima A. Haynes

• More Residents Join Federal Suit Against Rocketdyne By Kate Folmar

• Oil From Broken Pipe Ignites Blaze Near Ventura Freeway By Veronique De Turenne

• Gas Line Fixed After Accidental Rupture By Geoff Boucher

• Locklear Testifies in TV Firing Case By Ann W. O'Neill

• Group Impressed by Mayor’s Venture Capitalist Insights By Jim Newton

• Limits on Garage Sales Tentatively Approved By Mimi Ko Cruz

• Wilson Stacks the Board but Loses a Fight Against Fairness By Robert Scheer

• Forest Service Calls End to Fire Season

• Foes File Lawsuit to Stop Low-Income Housing Plan

• Presiding Judge Gets Dally Case By Tracy Wilson

• A Threat Is a Threat

• Getting to the Getty By Al Martinez

• Start With Logic to Put the Pentagon on a Businesslike Footing By Lawrence J. Korb

• Haun to Spend the Rest of Her Life in Prison By Tracy Wilson

• Men Hospitalized for Ingesting GHB Drug By Jose Cardenas

• United Effort Sought on Business Permits By Frank Messina

• Suspected Robber Shot by Police After Chase

• Despite Theft, Group Delivers Its Turkeys By Darrell Satzman

• Same Difference By Mimi Ko Cruz

• 1 Killed, 1 Wounded in Parking Lot Shooting

• School District Considers Expansion of El Morro By Liz Seymour

• Idea for Arbor Day Could Take Root By Miguel Bustillo

• Silence Returns to Arlington

• City Plans to Hire Firm for Candidate Search By Julio V. Cano

• Judge Gives Mother 15 Years to Life in Daughter’s Fatal Beating By George Ramos

• Complaints May Lead to Recycler’s Closure By Jeff Kass

• Sentiment Fails to Put a Smile on Faces of Drivers By Steve Harvey

• CYA School Staff Accused of Cover-Up By Dawn Hobbs

• Hernandez Murder Trial Juror Dismissed By Scott Hadly

• Obituaries

• District May Modify Weapons Policy Stance By Hope Hamashige

• U.S. Court Overturns Man’s Death Sentence

• Oak Park School Board President Resigns By Miguel Bustillo

• October Restaurant Closures

• Man Killed by Police Identified as Car Thief By Geoff Boucher

• Beach Blvd. Prostitution Sweep Nets 38 Arrests By Geoff Boucher

• Addressing the Issue of Mailing Holiday Gifts By Frank Messina

• Lawyer Appointed to Conservancy Panel By Veronique De Turenne

• Not Pretty in Pink, Suspect Red-Faced By Geoff Boucher

• El Camino College Classes Resume After Blackout

• Police Seek 3 Suspects in Shooting Death of Boy

• Shuttle Service Adds Fixed Route By Darrell Satzman

• Seniors Invited to Thanksgiving Lunches By Karla Perez-Villalta

• Storm May Bring Inch of Rain by Thursday

• IMF Sledgehammer Is Wrong Tool for Asia By Tom Plate

• El Camino Real Increases Its Security for Playoff Game By Eric Sondheimer and Duke Helfand

• Gang Expert Warns of Deficiencies in Program By Beth Shuster

• Series of ‘Follow-Home’ Robberies Spurs Warning

• Injured Worker Finds Little Aid By Joe Mozingo

• D.A. Gets Extension on Records By Greg Krikorian

• Household Toxic Waste to Be Accepted Dec. 6 By Scott Steepleton

• Neighbors of Filthy Home Win New Damages By Julio V. Cano

• Man, 77, Pleads Guilty, Forgoes Trial in Robbery By Greg Hernandez

• High School to Hold Yule Choral Concert By Lisa Fernandez

• After Modifications, Hotel Plans Get OK By Sylvia L. Oliande

• Citing More Riders, OCTA Plans Major Bus Service Expansion By David Haldane

• Deputies to Target Hillcrest Intersection By Veronique De Turenne

• Cougars Reported in Tarzana, Woodland Hills By T. Christian Miller

• Masked Gunmen Rob 2 Sisters at Home By Claire Vitucci

• LAPD’s Use of Force Could Get Broader Review By Matt Lait

• Meet Market By Hugo Martín

• New Club Library Is in Need of 700 Books By Lisa Fernandez

• Plan Urges Hiring of More Teachers

• Anaheim May Ask Voters for Help on New Schools By Debra Cano

• Angry Community Buries Man Killed by Police

• Firefighter Earns Achievement Award By Hope Hamashige, Debra Cano, and Lisa Addison

• Feuer to Seek Gun Law Exemption for Film, TV By Beth Shuster

• Latino Group Honors Community Leaders By Hope Hamashige, Debra Cano, and Lisa Addison

• Tech, Trade Focus Seen for New Campus By Chris Chi

• Obituaries

• Concordia Regents Elect Chairman By Hope Hamashige, Debra Cano, and Lisa Addison

• 2 Sides Dispute Proposals for Van Nuys Airport By Martha L. Willman

• Officials Warn of Fund-Raising Scams

• Lotto Winner Will Keep His ‘89 Toyota and His Perspective By Lisa Richardson

• Volunteers Lend Hand at Foster Home

• Hearing Set Tonight on Rezoning Plans By Lesley Wright

• Waldie Narrowly Wins Seat on City Council

• Rabid Bats Prompt Warning by Official By Veronique De Turenne

• Maddox Resigns as Rancho Santiago Trustee By Mimi Ko Cruz

• Silent Partners By Brenda Loree

• Spring Forward for Tickets to ‘Ramona’ By Veronique De Turenne

• Fox Quits School Trustee Post By Miguel Bustillo

• Stricter Regimen for Vitamins

• Seniors Invited to Thanksgiving Lunches By Karla Perez-Villalta

• Reflecting on Race By Lorenza Munoz and Mimi Ko Cruz

• Cal Lutheran Plans Kwanzaa Festivities By Veronique De Turenne

• Digging in Your Own Backyard? You May Be Trespassing By Jerry Hicks

• Replica of Vietnam Wall Making Southland Visit

• Program Seeks to Put Teens on Right Path By Jose Cardenas

• Court Orders Delay in School District Formation

• Chapman Law School Construction Begins By Debra Cano

• Council to Consider Issue of City’s Future By Miguel Bustillo

• Donations Sought for Coastline Scholarships By John Canalis

• Cat’s Out of the Bag: Morgan Is Prettiest Kitty By Claire Vitucci

• Kiwanis Club Installs New President By Hope Hamashige, Debra Cano, and Lisa Addison

• Battening the Hatches in an Economic Typhoon

• Inez Reid Smith; Ventura Was Her Middle Name

• Suspect Held in Rash of Car Burglaries By Geoff Boucher

• State Accepts U.S. Rules for 710 Extension By Nicholas Riccardi and Richard Winton

• Orange Coast to Offer Intersession Courses By Lisa Addison

• Bibby Finds Some Pieces for His Puzzle By Greg Sandoval

• Are Redskins Tough or Hard-Headed? By T J. Simers

• Penguins Keep Streak Going

• ATHLETES OF THE WEEK

• Jones Says Dallas Coaches Are to Blame

• Johnson Is Selected as Blue Jay Manager

• Swedes Rule Whitbread Waves, but British Set 24-Hour Mark By Rich Roberts

• Barry’s Defense Not Half Bad By Chris Baker

• Dolphins Win the One That Got Away By Melanie Neff

• Bruins Interested in Arizona Game Too By Jim Hodges

• North Hollywood Has Big Plans By Lauren Peterson

• TONIGHT’S GAMES By Jim Hodges

• CHRONOLOGY OF UCLA’S U-TURN By Jim Hodges

• Chaminade Wins Championship; Harvard-Westlake Loses in Final - Girls’ tennis: Wolverine singles players can’t offset lack of double productivity in 11-7 loss. By Michael Lazarus

• TONIGHT’S GAMES By Ara Najarian

• Here’s the Scoop: Robinson Looking for an Eye Patch By Mal Florence

• NEWSWIRE

• Corona del Mar Takes Crown

• Antoski Serious After Crash By John Weyler

• Ravens Sit Two Starters, Not Testaverde

• Task Force Chairman Unveils Plan By Jim Coleman

• BASKETBALL

• Page Needs Solution, but Where to Look? By John Weyler

• TONIGHT’S GAMES - WOMEN By Earl Gustkey

• Waves Catch Wisconsin Off Guard in 77-66 Upset By Rob Fernas

• THE HOT CORNER By Lisa Dillman

• Wave of Three-Pointers Stops Big Ten Opponent By Rob Fernas

• Wildcats Barely Stay Ahead of Jayhawks

• Chaminade Wins Championship; Harvard-Westlake Loses in Final By Michael Lazarus

• TONIGHT’S GAMES By Lon Eubanks

• By Scott Howard-Cooper

• Punchless Ducks Seeing Stars, 5-0 By John Weyler

• Trojans Will Be Rooting for Sun Devils By Robyn Norwood

• Corona del Mar Climbs the Summit By Dave Mckibben

• Costa Mesa’s Playoff Game Set for OCC

• Johnson Is Due Back by Mid-December By Tim Kawakami

• Will Foreman End This Retirement? Fat Chance By Randy Harvey

• Keflezighi Stuns NCAA Cross-Country Field By Mike Penner

• First Things First for Robinson By Lonnie White

• Riley and Heat Are the Next Obstacles on the Way to Record Start

• Mackey Gets a New Read on Basketball Success By Chris Foster

• Cypress Taking Another Shot at State Soccer Title By Steve Kresal

• Olajuwon Has Knee Surgery

• Trail Blazers’ Hot Tip Bad News for Raptors

• Shaq Out at Least 10 More Days By Scott Howard-Cooper

• FAST FACT

• Calendar

• Brooks, France in Search of a Miracle By Helene Elliott

• NHL DAILY REPORT By Helene Elliott

• Holdsclaw, Griffith: No Peers By Earl Gustkey

• Cypress’ Reyes Wins Academic Award

• Alumni Report - A weekly look at the college progress of former Orange County prep athletes.

• It Could Be the Tigers’ Tale By Eric Sondheimer

• Parcells Engineers a Great Turnaround

• John L. Smith Hired to Coach Louisville

• Arizona, Kentucky Set Up Rematch

• TONIGHT’S GAMES By Greg Sandoval

• Broncos Send a 31-3 Salutation to Raiders By T J. Simers

• Top to Bottom - CAPSULES AND RANKINGS By Helene Elliott

• Panthers Fire MacLean

• Wish Comes True, Unfortunately

• Northridge Adds to Softball Signings

• Pippen Talks Trade; Is He Only Kidding?

• Indictments Expected in Point-Shaving Case

• Wave Your Wand and–Voila By Francine Parnes

• CENTURY LEAGUE

• 50 West Point Cadets Punished for Ritual

• Boy Who Wanted to Be Handsome Dies After Surgery to Repair Face

• FREEWAY LEAGUE

• Lawmaker Seeks to Add 7 Days to School Year By Richard Lee Colvin

• Gunfight Flares at U.S.-Mexico Border By Mary Beth Sheridan

• U.N., Taliban Agree on Anti-Drug Pact

• The Top 10 By Paul Mcleod

• Insurance Chief to Push Nazi-Era Cases By Henry Weinstein

• Safety Expert Held in Fatal Shell Explosion By Tom Gorman

• Laugh Lines

• Officials Fear Renewed Iraq Confrontation By Craig Turner

• This Might Be Last Season for Lloyd By Paul Mcleod

• 4 Bodybuilders Ill After Taking Designer Drug

• ORANGE LEAGUE

• Cal Lutheran Plans Kwanzaa Festivities

• Dictator’s Ghost Hovers Over Troubled S. Korea By David Holley

• 417 Refugees on Boat Repatriated by U.S.

• House Vacancy Sparks Republican Feud By Cathleen Decker

• Spacewalking Astronauts Capture Spinning Satellite

• GOLDEN WEST LEAGUE

• EMPIRE LEAGUE

• Spacewalking Astronauts Capture Spinning Satellite

• Citadel Faces Probe of Possible Sexual Assault rom Associated Press

• Students Find Stolen Money, Turn It In

• SEA VIEW LEAGUE

• Russia’s Railway to Riches Is Stalled By Richard C. Paddock

• Goal Oriented - Sonora Senior Berokoff Sets High Standard for Himself By Paul Mcleod

• Neighbors Win New Damages Over Professor’s Filthy Home By Julio V. Cano

• Gestures of Friendship By Brenda Loree

• Jill Santibanez

• China Stands on Sideline of Asian Financial Chaos By Rone Tempest

• Potential Unabomb Juror Asks Kaczynski: ‘Did You Do That?’

• Auditor Set to Oversee Teamsters By Stuart Silverstein

• Skydiver Dies After Collision at 11,000 Feet

• SOUTH COAST LEAGUE

• F-15 Crashes; Pilot Saved

• FDA Approves Diet Drug but Warns of Risks By Marlene Cimons

• Auditor Set to Oversee Teamsters By Stuart Silverstein

• An Evening of ‘Countess’ Delights in L.A. By Bridget Byrne

• D.C. Detectives No Match for Myth in Solving Murders By Steven Gray

• A Crowded Bandwagon for Medicare Fix By Alissa J. Rubin

• GARDEN GROVE LEAGUE

• Provable Herb Health Labels Suggested

• Nate Landsberg, 83; Reserve Officer Aided LAPD Detectives

• Haun Gets Life Term in Woman’s Killing By Tracy Wilson

• Schooled in Broadway Too By Kathryn Bold

• SMALL SCHOOLS

• An Evening of Dancing, Camaraderie and Hope for the Future By Michael Quintanilla

• Is There Life Out There? - Lesley Salinas, 8, peeks out of her window to watch her dad walk down a Redondo Beach alley. A mural by artists Man One and Vyal watches over pedestrians along Cesar E. Chavez Boulevard in Boyle Heights. Richard Andersen take

• Black Colleges Woo Students Alienated by Prop. 209 By Jocelyn Y. Stewart

• Top Justice Dept. Watchdog Leaving Post By Ronald J. Ostrow

• Robbery Suspect Tripped Up by Fuzzy Pink Slippers By Geoff Boucher

• SUNSET LEAGUE

• Clinton Calls On Japan to Lead Asia Out of Crisis By Elizabeth Shogren

• Claims That FBI Chief Not Consulted Are Disputed

• PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

• Man, 77, Pleads Guilty in Bank Robbery By Greg Hernandez

• UC Berkeley Offers Post to Dissident Wei

• ATHLETE OF THE WEEK

• OLYMPIC LEAGUE

• Youngest Septuplet Back on Ventilator

• Netanyahu’s W. Bank Pullback Plan Draws Fire By Marjorie Miller

• Merchants Close Shop, Rally in Support of Iran’s Supreme Ruler

• Rates Mixed at Treasury Bill Auction

• Starwood to Buy Westin Resort in Rancho Mirage

• Travelers Wins U.S. Approval to Open Thrift

• Trompeter Inc. Hires Regional Manager, Engineer

• View Tech Inc. Agrees to Buy Bell Atlantic Sales Agency By Barbara Murphy

• PerfectData Merging With System Integrator Firm By Barbara Murphy

• Ford Will Try Superstores in San Diego, Tulsa By Donald W. Nauss

• Miragen, InVitro Deal Revised

• Securities Regulator Alleges Violations, Suspends 2 Brokers By James S. Granelli

• Playing Catch-Up in the Retirement-Plan Game By Carla Lazzareschi

• California Municipal Bonds

• U.S. Yamaichi Unit Also to Close

• Channel Islands Bank to Double Space in Tower By Barbara Murphy

• Interlink’s Touch Pad Gets the Nod From Sony By Barbara Murphy

• ALSO…

• Judging ‘Cash’ vs. Bonds By Tom Petruno

• Telemundo Agrees to Be Acquired by Sony, Liberty By Marla Matzer

• Beckman to Supply AmeriNet

• PerfectData Merging With System Integrator Firm By Barbara Murphy

• Alliance Buys Cleveland Firm

• South Korean, Japanese Stock Markets Plunge By David Holley

• Firm Helping Rural Residents Get to See a Doctor–Via Video By Leo Smith

• Franklin Telecom Returns to Full Status With SEC

• APEC Expected to Back Monetary Plan By Evelyn Iritani

• Spotlight: Hughes to Develop Detection Devices for Boeing

• ALSO

• Bonds Faring Better During Asian ‘Flu’ By Tom Petruno

• Technician Charged in Forbes Sabotage Case By Thomas S. Mulligan

• Fields Aircraft Spares Reports 112% Sales Jump By Barbara Murphy

• Domestic Market Share

• In Statements We Trust By Susan Antilla

• Dow Off 113 After Japanese Brokerage’s Collapse

• Shadow of a Doubt By James F. Peltz

• View Tech Buying Sales Agent for Bell Atlantic By Barbara Murphy

• Dell’s Third-Quarter Profit Surges 71%

• Delegating Work Takes Practice but Pays Off By Gary Izumo

• Viacom, Time Warner to Sell Theaters

• Income Up for Barbeques Galore

• On the Up Beat By Chuck Philips

• Edison Sells 10 Gas-Fired Plants By Vanessa Hua

• Newport Consultant Hired to Pilot Pan Am By Daryl Strickland

• Haagen Steps Down in Deal With Lazard By Jesus Sanchez

• iMALL Posts Net Loss on 18% Sales Increase

• Kids’ Activity Centers Aiming for Wide Appeal By Leo Smith

• Perceptronics Reports Loss in 2nd Quarter

• Continental Maritime Agrees to Be Bought

• Microsoft Alters Deal to End EU Dispute

• Rivera Expected to Stay at NBC By Jane Hall

• Dagan Sales Relocates to Camarillo Business Park By Barbara Murphy

• Job-Listing Service Available Online By Barbara Murphy

• Edison Sells 10 Gas-Fired Plants By Vanessa Hua

• Stock Market Barometers

• NYSE Seeks to Raise Threshold for Trade Halts

• Intel Creates 4 New Business Groups

• Levi Asks 5 Firms to Review Its Ad Account By Greg Johnson

• REGIONAL PEOPLE

• Connecticut Plays on Mutual Funds By Chet Currier

• Pan Am Hires Newport Beach Exec as CEO By Daryl Strickland

• Calabasas Company Wins Contract with Skunk Works

• Lawsuit Alleges Oakley Misled Investors By (russ Stanton)

• Leonard Green to Buy 160 Newspapers By Debora Vrana

• L.A. County’s Firms, Cities ‘Connect’ By Don Lee

• Ingram Micro Buys Distributor

• An Animated Debut for ‘Anastasia’ By Robert W. Welkos

• Club Owner Finds Himself Stretching His Talent By Mike Boehm

• Treger Displays His Conducting Skills By Daniel Cariaga

• ANOTHER MAKE-OVER? By Steve Hochman

• Japan America Theatre Adds Troupes to Lineup

• Country’s Gamesman By Robert Hilburn

• Jubilee Singers Celebrate in Style By John Henken

• A Different Kind of Encore By Chris Pasles

• ‘Metamorphosis’ Aims to Fuse Art, Craft By William Wilson

• Kearns to Read for AIDS Group Benefit

• Sophomore ‘Just Shoot Me’ Proves Timing Is Everything By Susan King

• Riot Grrrls of the Renaissance By Mark Swed

• Free Turkey Dinners

• ‘The Dressing Room’ Cloaks Its Meaning in Reality’s Gray Areas By Jana J. Monji

• A Topic of Conversation - Christian radio, the domain of canned sermons and soft music, has begun to adopt the sometimes volatile news/talk format. By Paul Brownfield

• MORNING REPORT By Jerry Crowe