Archive for Thursday, November 27, 1997

• Health Inspectors Close Restaurant Owned by Mayor By Peter Y. Hong

• Costa Mesa Attorneys Deny Female Officers Harassed By Steve Carney

• Locals Seek to Tone Down Party Central By Hope Hamashige

• Police Who Commit Crimes Can Be Charged More Harshly, Court Says By Scott Steepleton

• Signaling System in Brain Discovered to Help Control Weight, Food Intake

• Thanksgiving Menu Defies Logic, Change By Brenda Loree

• A Main Squeeze for the Heart By Thomas H. Maugh II

• Thousand Oaks Council Quarrels Over Unifying Retreat By Miguel Bustillo

• Human Remains Found in High Desert

• For Sarah Hale, Give Thanks

• Homeless Dish Out Skepticism to Riordan By Jim Newton

• Fast Held to Publicize Hunger in North Korea

• Thanksgiving’s Odd Medley of Recipes, Rituals By Eric Slater and Brenda Loree

• Antelope Valley Crime Rate Was Overstated, Sheriff Says By Tina Daunt

• Making Contributions By Geoff Boucher

• Man Hit by Bowling Ball Files Complaint By Chris Chi

• Star-Filled Tree to Benefit Hospice By Dawn Hobbs

• Residents Can Load Up on Sandbags at Museum By John Canalis

• Francy Named Interim Schools Superintendent By Hope Hamashige

• At War With the Fat of the Land By Michael Fumento

• Gracias, Merci, Thanks; Immigrants’ Meaning Is Clear in Any Language By Lisa Fernandez

• History in the Making as Water Decisions Near

• Backup Plan Would Guide Warner Center Land Use By Sylvia L. Oliande

• Council Delays Decision on Tax Plan for HMOs

• Star Tours

• U.S. Approves Quake Repair Funds for New Simi Police Station By Kate Folmar

• Meeting to Address Traffic Delays at Rail Crossings By Debra Cano

• Rudolph Edmund; CLU Professor, Dean

• Driver Hurt in I-405 Offramp Shooting By Steve Carney

• Chief Is Blunt, Unbending but Eager to Listen By Bill Boyarsky

• SCIENCE FILE

• School Officials to Meet on Boundary Changes By Liz Seymour

• Health Care Award Winners Announced By Dawn Hobbs

• City Offered Grants for Anti-Drug Program, Police By Debra Cano

• Golden Bell Awards Recognize Schools Doing A+ Work By Tina Nguyen

• Mayor’s Roundtable Reviews Street Plan By Coll Metcalfe

• Parks Service to Run Program That Teaches About Outdoors

• Santa Clarita Gives Nod to Monday Opening of Homeless Shelter By Dade Hayes

• Port Pilots’ Union Ratifies New Contract

• Earthwatch: A Diary of the Plant

• Obituaries

• Council Appoints Bonacker to Head Fire Department By Lesley Wright

• Maps Show School’s Attendance Area By Lisa Fernandez

• Developer Pays for Condo Repairs By Scott Steepleton

• Recall Advocates Back Candidate for Council Post By Cathy Werblin

• Into the Textbook Breach

• Home for the Holidays By Héctor Tobar

• 10,000 Expected at Rescue Mission Today

• Radar Scans Valley for Rainfall Figures By David Colker

• Talking Turkey at a Feast the Whole Family Flocks To By Jerry Hicks

• School Board Reduces Buyout Offer to Official

• The Year Thanksgiving Was Canceled By Jill Lepore

• Breathing-Related Brain Defect Found in Victims of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome

• Getting a Degree in Encryption By Steve Harvey

• Woman Found Slain Is Identified

• Church to Display Section of AIDS Memorial Quilt By Debra Cano

• Noise, Traffic at Suns Ball Games Would Be Manageable, Study Says By Chris Chi

• Judge Denies Request to Stop Airport Planning By Lorenza Munoz

• City Council Withdraws Buyout Offer to Manager

• City Delays Decision on Giving HMOs a Tax Break By Henry Chu

• 2 Activists Give Thanks for Love and Life By Scott Harris

• Rehabilitation Center’s Patients Find Shopping Truly Is Therapy By Erika Chavez

• City Hopes to Draw More Movie Crews By Chris Chi

• Fashion Show and Auction to Benefit Cancer Patients By Frank Messina

• Hermandad Documents Go to Washington By Nancy Cleeland

• Event Set for Mother, Son Killed in Fall By Regina Hong

• 3 Arrested in Robberies at Shopping Centers By Scott Steepleton

• City Seeking Developer to Renew Shopping Center By Russ Loar

• Fired Deputy Accused of Fraternizing With Inmate Fights to Regain Job By Scott Hadly

• No Charges Filed Over Assistant D.A’s Use of Files By Jean O. Pasco

• Boy, 12, Dies After Being Hit by Car

• Election No Longer a Tossup By Yung Kim

• Asteroid Hit Sea Like a ‘Cosmic Bomb’ 2 Million Years Ago, Researchers Say

• Heavy Rains, Gusty Winds Invade By Hilary E. Macgregor

• Cops Take New Policing Over the Line By Alexander Cockburn

• CRA-MTA Pact Will Save Downtown Market

• GUARDIAN ANGEL By Tris Wykes

• Granada Hills Will Try to Wake Up the Echoes By Eric Sondheimer

• Ducks Plod to 2-0 Victory, and Page Does Slow Burn By Elliott Teaford

• Brea Olinda Falls to a More Experienced Rowland Team By Dan Arritt

• Sylmar Defense Sticks It to Franklin By Paige A. Leech

• State Cross-Country

• Jackson Leads OCC to Victory Over El Camino

• High School Football Spotlight

• Clippers Find Only Team They Can Beat By Chris Baker

• They Swore That It Couldn’t Happen–but It Did By Julie Cart

• GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL By Bob Rohwer

• Duke Stakes Claim to No. 1

• SOUTHERN SECTION WATER POLO PLAYOFFS By Dan Arritt

• It’s a Power Meeting By Mike Terry

• Bruins Might Be a Little Bit Short Against Tar Heels By Tim Kawakami

• Turf Festival Highlights Hollywood Park Weekend By Bill Christine

• Knee, Rumors Not Bothering Ferraro By Lonnie White

• Determined Ducks Stare Down Devils By Elliott Teaford

• Monroe Is Run Down by Wright By Vince Kowalick

• Filling the Biggest VOID in College Basketball By Tim Kawakami

• Waiting Game Is a Losing Proposition By David Wharton

• Chapman Beats UC Santa Cruz

• GIRLS’ SOCCER By Melanie Neff

• BOYS’ BASKETBALL By Paul Mcleod

• Long Beach Wilson Defends Title By Erik Hamilton

• Richardson Seeks New Level By Chris Baker

• San Pedro Stays With the Plan By Greg Sandoval

• Foothill Puts Up Fight, but Wilson Prevails By Erik Hamilton

• SOUTHERN SECTION WATER POLO PLAYOFFS

• Lakers Regroup Against Celtics By Scott Howard-Cooper

• A Happy Return for Sylmar By Paige A. Leech

• Slow Starts Wearing Thin for the Kings By Lonnie White

• Villanova Is All Plugged In to Its California Connection By Martin Henderson

• They’ve Already Been on Hold for 67 Years By Mal Florence

• Sudden Impact By Martin Henderson

• Chatsworth Won’t Let Gibford Go Yet, 36-14 By Peter Yoon

• Record Night for Murray’s Panthers

• Orioles’ Myers Flies Coop, Lands With Blue Jays

• Orioles’ Myers Flies Coop, Lands With Blue Jays

• Los Alamitos Takes Off at Start and Rolls, 13-6 By Erik Hamilton

• It’s the Biggest Victory in NCAA History: 179-62

• Bibby Keeping Many Busy By Greg Sandoval

• Much to Be Thankful For … Yes, Even the Clippers By Randy Harvey

• Chase Stands 6-7 but Makes His Point at Guard for Valley

• Giants’ Williams Gives Up on Season

• Long Beach Loses to Kansas City

• TODAY’S GAMES By T J. Simers

• Paterno’s 300th a Juicy Enticement By Chris Dufresne

• Worley Picks Bruins Over the Trojans

• Knight Playing Well for Celtics By Scott Howard-Cooper

• BOYS’ SOCCER By Dave Mckibben

• Pasadena Poly Girls on Championship Run By Gary Klein and Dave Desmond

• Game of the week

• Taft Gets a Bootleg Out of Alvarado, 28-7 By Michael Lazarus

• Alabama’s DuBose Fires Four Assistants

• Duval Replaces Couples in Skins Game

• Hope Your Dinner Isn’t This Mediocre By T J. Simers

• Van Impe Lost to Waiver Move By Elliott Teaford

• Big Waves Forecast for Water Polo Event By Gabe Leon

• Barry Repeats Herself in WSC Soccer

• THE HOT CORNER By Mike Penner

• Rigley Has Hot Hand for Waves

• Night in 10,000 for Manning

• SOUTHERN SECTION WATER POLO PLAYOFFS By Erik Hamilton

• Field Set for ‘98 Shootout

• State Volleyball

• Bruins Have Guard Up By Tim Kawakami

• Belmont to State Case With a Pack Mentality By Gary Klein and Darin Esper

• CROSS-COUNTRY By Paul Halpin

• GIRLS’ BASKETBALL By Martin Henderson

• Bruins Have Guard Up By Tim Kawakami

• Study Says Heart Defibrillators in Body Save Lives By Thomas H. Maugh II

• Pinochet at 82: Fascist or Father Figure? By Sebastian Rotella

• Ex-Opium Warlord Reportedly Relocated

• Storm Front By Michele Serros

• Thais Bemoan the End of Their Nation’s Good Times By David Lamb

• Latino Group Surrenders Documents in Voter Probe By Nancy Cleeland

• For Astronauts, It’s NASA-Style Holiday

• FDA OKs New Anti-Cancer Treatment

• 100% Recyclable Kid Clothes By Elizabeth Mehren

• Suspect in Armored Car Heist Still at Large

• Waterloo and the Rise of Modern Europe By Anthony Day

• Barbara (Monique Serf); Popular French Singer

• Orange County Prosecutor Won’t Face Charges By Jean O. Pasco

• VALLEY NEWSWATCH

• 20 Injured in Pileup Near San Jose

• Flood Kills 2 Teens as Storm Socks Southland By Nicholas Riccardi and Eric Malnic

• Growers Get Break in Everglades Case

• Illness Is Blamed on Faulty Cooking

• She Owns Big Pink Piece of Rock History By Josh Getlin

• Colombia Criticized for Extradition Law

• Some Counts Against Baugh Dismissed By Peter M. Warren and Shelby Grad

• American Given 15-Year Sentence

• Comfort Is in the Eye–and Zone–of the Wearer By Mimi Avins

• Is U.S. Doing Too Little, Too Late in Helping Asia? By Art Pine

• Boalt Hall Law School Kills Its Grade-Weighting Policy By Elaine Woo

• Donald McKenna; Helped Found College in Claremont By Myrna Oliver

• Matory Faces Claims in Other Cases By Marcida Dodson

• Official to Run for Insurance Post

• Kaczynski Excused From Court in Wake of Temper Outburst

• 2 Doctors Lose Their Licenses in Liposuction Death By Marcida Dodson

• Laugh Lines

• Something for Nothing–Is the Price Right? By William Kissel

• O.C. Doctors Lose Licenses in Liposuction Case By Marcida Dodson

• DeVallon Scott; Film and Television Writer

• Marse and Restrepo Receive Prestigious Literary Prizes By Kevin Baxter

• 6 Counts Against Baugh Dismissed; Settlement Urged By Peter M. Warren and Shelby Grad

• Reno Faints at Talks in Mexico, Feels ‘Fine’ Later By Ronald J. Ostrow

• K. Banda; Ex-President of Malawi

• 3 Magazine Start-Ups Boldly Enter the Fray By Paul D. Colford

• For a Real Spine-Tingling Page-Turner …

• Clinton Signs Year’s Last Two Funding Bills

• U.S., North Korean Officials Hold First High-Level Talks

• Two Teens Are Accused of Racist Vandalism

• Life-Saving Gesture Remembered in Tearful Thanksgiving Reunion

• Flood Kills 2 Teens as Storm Socks Southland By Nicholas Riccardi and Eric Malnic

• FAA Orders Checks of 747 Fuel Pumps By John J. Goldman

• Iraq Says It Will Invite U.N. Experts to Inspect Key Sites By Stanley Meisler and Craig Turner

• Democrats Decry Silence on GOP Burial Waiver By Paul Richter

• Civil War Tale Quietly Blooms By Laura Lippman

• Memoir Recaptures the \o7 Classique \f7 Art Buchwald By Paul Dean

• Fenton Robinson; Blues Guitarist, Singer and Composer

• President Gives Pardon to ‘One More Turkey in Washington’

• Alert and Awear

• Global AIDS Statistics Revised Sharply Higher By Thomas H. Maugh II

• For 40 Years, They Have Given Thanks Together By Lee Romney and Nancy Cleeland

• San Francisco Museum Seeks to Define Jewish Identity for the 21st Century By Mary Curtius

• Jerome “Jerry” Weinstein; Entertainment Industry Lawyer

• Flood Kills 2 Teens as Storm Socks Southland By Nicholas Riccardi and Eric Malnic

• ‘Chicken Lady’ Serves Up Food and Faith By John M. Glionna

• High Court May Revive ‘Decency’ Law By David G. Savage

• Supreme Court Takes Case on HIV Bias Claim By David G. Savage

• U.S. Assumes a Tough Posture Before Conference on Global Warming By James Gerstenzang

• Paula Jones’ Legal Fund Pays Hair, Pet Bills

• For migrants’ educations, a new degree of stability By Mike Clary

• Hate Crimes Prompt Watch on Skinheads and a Look Inward By Louis Sahagun

• New Sears Outlet to Home In on Decorators

• Brands Tend to Carry More Weight Online

• 3rd-Quarter GDP Expands 3.3%; Prices Still Muted

• Accord Reached on Australian Gas Pipeline

• Kaiser Delays Closing Part of Sunset Facility By David R. Olmos

• Troubled Pinnacle Micro Sees Revenue Decline 77% By P J. Huffstutter

• Medicare Change Brings Apria Cuts By James S. Granelli

• Asian Turbulence Creates Bargains for Air Travelers By James F. Peltz

• Japan Appeals for Calm, Vows Bank System Is Stable

• The Colors of Money Makers? Ask the Experts

• Blue Chips Edge Lower; Dollar Falls Against Yen

• Developer Consents to Fraud Case Judgment By James S. Granelli

• Apria Will Reduce Staff to Offset Medicare Cuts By James S. Granelli

• Also…

• Mortgage Rates Drop to 21-Month Low

• Pope’s Picture Gets TV Operator in Trouble

• Office Depot Hires an Animated Dilbert

• Stocks End Mostly Up; Oil, Gold Prices Slide

• SEC to Hold Meeting on Investor Rule

• Ad Ratings

• Despite Demand, Cable Alternatives Slow to Materialize By Marla Matzer

• Things Look Up at Upsilon By Russ Stanton

• Great White Hope By Marla Matzer

• OPEC Considering Raising Oil Production Ceiling

• Japan Appeals for Calm, Vows Bank System Is Stable

• Spotlight: Hilton’s Debt Ratings Cut in Wake of Bid for ITT

• Morton’s to Take a $1.1-Million Charge

• LBA Properties a Possible Buyout Target, Analysts Say

• HealthTech CEO Denies Allegations

• Quicken 97 Can Generate Faulty Data, Intuit Says

• Atmel Sues Vitesse Semiconductor

• Credentials Services to Sell 1.05 Million Shares By (john O'Dell)

• NHL’s Season Break Doesn’t Apply to Its Ads

• Activists Seek AT&T Rate Rollback

• N.J. Firm Acquires Lake Forest Property By (melinda Fulmer)

• Stores Lure Buyers With Earlier Sales By George White

• Busier Than Busy By Susan Abram

• Disney, Partner to Build New Tokyo Theme Park

• Stacking Up Sales

• Civil Service Reform Effort Gains in Brazil

• Game Tests Viewers’ Memory of Ad Slogans

• Netscape Says 25 Million Use Its New Browser

• Developer Buys O.C. Land Sought as Wilderness Area By E. Scott Reckard

• Raisio Sells J&J Unit Rights to Market Benecol

• Also…

• Medical Science IPO Raises $16.2 Million

• 7 pm: Movies

• Down on the Christmas Tree Farm By Robin Rauzi

• Speaking Volumes - Czerny is riveting in indie version of ‘Notes From Underground.’ By Kevin Thomas

• MORNING REPORT By Shauna Snow

• What’s Hot

• Ice Skating

• Agile del Aguila By Josef Woodard

• Film Turkeys to Devour After Dinner By Susan King

• Change on the Menu By Leo Smith

• There’s Lots of ‘New’ News on the Ever-Changing Scene By Heidi Siegmund Cuda

• Fresh Approach By Max Jacobson

• Out of Town / Seattle

• Uneven Update of ‘Little Women’ By Lynne Heffley

• Maybe Now It’s Their Turn By Bill Locey

• O.C. Fans’ Choices

• Everclear’s Dark Afterglow Flickers Bright By Sara Scribner

• These Irish Eyes Are Filled With Irony - ‘Juno and the Paycock’ evokes gallows humor in hard times. By F. Kathleen Foley

• Water Courses By Benjamin Epstein

• Like Mother, Like Daughters By Jerry Crowe

• Metallica Locks On to No. 1 - The band’s ‘Re-Load’ has the highest sales total over one week for a rock album this year.

• Choose Your Multi-Player Methods: Solo or Team Style, Ultima or Subspace By Mark Glaser

• Adding to the Mix By Zan Stewart

• A Bag of Audiovisual Treats for the Holidays By Lynne Heffley

• Comfort Comedy By Robin Rauzi

• Melting-Pot Holiday By Patricia Ward Biederman

• Morning Report By Shauna Snow

• Connecting the Parts By Josef Woodard

• Poignant, Funny and Successful Journey of Self-Discovery in ‘Bad Boy Bubby’ By Kevin Thomas

• ‘Man Who Knew’ an Audience Who Laughed Too Little By Mark Chalon Smith

• My Favorite Weekend

• all day Television

• Mild-Mannered Tropics By Max Jacobson

• 8:30 pm: Theater

• Channel 4 Emerges as News Leader By Steve Weinstein

• Plane Facts By Irene Garcia

• An American Mystery - KCRW will broadcast two Watergate specials, including the new ‘Who Is Deep Throat?’ By Judith Michaelson

• A Parade of Thanksgiving and Christmas Festivities By Susan King

• Showing Off Boucher’s Sly Sense of Humor By William Wilson

• Brussilovsky, Levitsky Form Technical Match in Duo Recital By Susan Bliss

• Driven to Teach By Booth Moore

• Trio of Track Events Appeals to Young Rail Fans By Richard Kahlenberg

• Art

• Plane Facts By Irene Garcia

• T.G.I.T. By Heidi Siegmund Cuda

• Shop’s Window on Savings Includes Discounts on Shades and Shutters By Geri Cook

• Bridgewater’s Strong Voice Gives New Life to the Old Standards By Don Heckman

• Theater

• Blues Infusion By Bill Locey

• Precious Metal - Heavy metal may not be all that it used to be, but the Brothel in Burbank still celebrates the sound. By Heidi Siegmund Cuda

• Family

• Telling Tales By Richard Kahlenberg

• Il Fornaio Goes to the Beach - Don’t expect anything new in terms of menu, but there’s workmanlike pasta and fine crusty bread. By S. Irene Virbila

• Where’s the Salsa? At Caribe, but Hurry; Quantity Is Limited By Ernesto Lechner

• Foie Gras

• A Recycling Option for the Christmas Season

• Smart Cookies By Robert Koehler

• 8 pm: Music

• Itinerary / Giving Back By Booth Moore

• Chillin’ to Tchaikovsky By Corinne Flocken

• Date Book By Jerry Crowe

• A New Identity By Juan Hovey

• Plan Ahead / Next Weekend

• Healthy Hikes By Jane Hulse

• Dial F for Five From Hitchcock By Jan Herman

• Plucking Feathers From the Peacock By Brian Lowry

• Three Men and a Show - Mercurial quality of Jeff Trachta shines in musical revival of ‘3 Guys’ By Don Shirley

• If You Pine for Fresh Trees …

• Swing Shift By Zan Dubin

• A Brief, Shallow and Not Very Grave Encounter By T. H. Mcculloh

• Theater

• ‘Alien’ Tunes - John Frizzell, at home with MTV and the classics, scores the latest in sci-fi series. By Steven Smith

• Historical Focus By Josef Woodard

• Let It Rain - Citrus closes this week to prepare for El Nino. No rain buckets will sit among the soup tureens. By Angela Pettera

• ‘Happy Fella’ Keeps Conejo Audiences Smiling By Todd Everett

• Setting Sail on a Rockin’ Sea of Sushi By Barbara Hansen