Archive for Friday, October 03, 1997

• Demolition Derby Has Chick and Holden Ready to Rubble By Henry Chu and Hugo Martín

• High Court Justice to Speak at Opening of Law Library

• ‘Quilt of Hope’ Spreads Message on Breast Cancer By Brenda Loree

• Construction Begins on Long-Planned Fire Station

• Concert to Benefit Victim of Attack By Mimi Ko Cruz

• To Dye for: Henna Artist Helps Brides Be Beautiful By Cathy Werblin

• Ex-District Consultant Gets Free-Speech Award

• Plan Would Lighten HMO Tax Burden By Henry Chu

• Q & A: OUTGOING GARDEN GROVE POLICE CHIEF STAN KNEE

• Body of Man Found Near Supermarket

• Door Shuts on a Place Like Home By Claire Vitucci

• Let Greenery Win One

• MTA Vows to Reopen Stretch of Hollywood Boulevard Saturday By Jeffrey L. Rabin

• Musician Arrested in Child Support Case By Richard Warchol

• High Schools Subject of District Study By Hope Hamashige

• Rosita’s Billiards Loses Liquor License By Darrell Satzman

• The Beauty and Decay of L.A.’s Industrial Life By Larry Gordon

• Diabetes Assn. Opens Chapter in Valley By Sylvia L. Oliande

• A Place in a Parallel Land By Shaun Hubler

• School Bond Measure Target of Anonymous Telephone Campaign By David Greenberg

• Not a Bill for the Faint of Heart By Steve Harvey

• School Board Adopts Debate Time Rules By Susan Deemer

• IVC Gallery Shows Works on Surfing By Lisa Addison

• Smooth Talking Con Artist Is Now Just a Con By Steve Carney

• 500 County Men Head East With a Promise to Keep By Coll Metcalfe

• An Ecumenical Message of Male Superiority By Karen Grigsby Bates

• Alliance for Mentally Ill Plans Walk By Dawn Hobbs

• City Readies Tax Cut Proposal for 5 HMOs By Henry Chu

• Indecent Exposure Added to Charges By Tracy Wilson

• Man Accused of Firing at Officer Surrenders

• High-Voltage Outlet Jolts Student and District By Eric Slater

• Challenges Cloud Results of Hotel Union Election

• 400 Court Reporters Stage One-Day Walkout By James Rainey and Jocelyn Stewart

• Night Out Offered to Kids–and Parents By John Canalis

• Tears Flow as Victim’s Brother Testifies in Lindberg Penalty Trial By Greg Hernandez

• Student Gets Florida Vacation for a Song By John Canalis

• Former Parliament Member to Speak By Frank Messina

• Second March Against Violence to Be Held

• Agencies Get Feet Wet Planning for El Nino By Richard Warchol

• $1.6-Million Make-Over for Downtown Approved

• Residents Assail Housing Plan for Moorpark By Regina Hong

• Crime in County Continues Dropping in ‘97 By Scott Hadly

• Cassini Can Unveil Saturn’s Secrets By Robert M. Nelson and Dennis L. Matson

• Whom Would Jesus Want in His Cathedral? By Robert Ellwood

• Sale at Library to Aid Literacy Programs By Mimi Ko Cruz

• Merger of Citizens, Santa Barbara Banks Leaves 18 Jobless By Nick Green

• Saloon Allowed to Sell Hard Liquor By Frank Messina

• Deputy Is Expected to Plead Guilty By Radha Krishnan Thampi

• Buy One, Get One at Half Price By Al Martinez

• Suspect Held After Early Morning Attack By Geoff Boucher

• Best Play on Game Day: The Other Route By Jose Cardenas

• Court Reporters Hold 1-Day Strike By James Rainey and Jocelyn Stewart

• Jews Mark Start of High Holy Days By Dawn Hobbs

• Activist Physician Gets Chapman Award By Lesley Wright

• Welfare Reform Shouldn’t Be an Inflexible Structure

• Voter Registration Deadline Approaches By Carlos V. Lozano

• Hospice Volunteer Training Scheduled By Dawn Hobbs

• County Sees Huge Drop in Major Crimes By Douglas P. Shuit

• Law School Works on Building Compliance By Mimi Ko Cruz

• 5K and 10K Runs Are Plainly for the Birds By John Canalis

• Historian to Give Talk on Valley Landmarks By Dade Hayes

• L.A. Unified Needs 8 New High Schools, Analyst Says By Amy Pyle

• Workshops to Focus on Economic Future By Darrell Satzman

• Get Off the Tracks! By Patt Morrison

• Computer Center Owners Found Shot to Death

• Police Seek Leads in Attack on Woman By Veronique De Turenne

• Less ZIP in Auto Rates

• Review Details Criticisms of College President

• Murder-Suicide Suspected in Deaths of Elderly North Brea Couple By Bonnie Hayes

• City Sponsors Day of Shopping in Mexico By John Canalis

• ESL Tutor Training Offered at St. John’s By Frank Messina

• City Workers to Get Early-Retire Option By Lesley Wright

• For Sale: Shack With a Swanky Address By Bob Pool

• Ralph C. Cox; Retired Sign Builder, Avid Bicyclist

• Obituaries

• Underground System to Replace Utility Poles

• Meeting to Examine Newport Coast Impact on Growth of Schools By Leslie Earnest

• Pierce Seeking Bids From Developers By Sylvia L. Oliande

• 2 Churches Plan to Bless Animals By Sylvia L. Oliande

• County Probe of Blaze Didn’t Blame Edison By Efrain Hernandez Jr.

• Community College District Will Take Bids on Land Parcel By Mimi Ko Cruz

• Long March to Honor Green Berets Founder By Susan Deemer

• City May Spend a Bundle at the Mall By Frank Messina

• It’s Stressful Times as Press-Telegram Awaits Sale By Douglas P. Shuit

• Animal Shelter to Stay Open 7 Days a Week By Brenda Loree

• Court Rejects Effort to Close Landfill By Nick Green

• Banana Deal to Bear Fruit in Revenue, More Jobs By Brenda Loree

• INS Gives State Green Light to Verify Citizens in Disputed Race By Jean O. Pasco

• Residents Assail Housing Project for Moorpark By Regina Hong

• Groundbreakings Held at Low-Income Housing Sites

• Low-Cost Flu Shots Offered at Drug and Grocery Stores By Lesley Wright

• Obituaries

• Disabled Collect 1,250 Toys for Charity

• Council to Consider Altering Liquor Rules By Jeff Kass

• Lower Air-Conditioning Estimate Offered By Doug Smith

• ORANGE COUNTY PERSPECTIVE - A Shameful Expansion

• Center Needs Mentors for First-Time Parents By John Canalis

• Off-Duty Emergency Workers Aid Victim By Geoff Boucher

• Health Fair Has Tips for the Whole Family By John Canalis

• A Strategy for the Courts

• Voter Registration Deadline

• Heart Fund-Raiser Set for Saturday By Nick Green

• District to Replace Electric Sockets After Accident

• Park District Brings Back Music Series By Lisa Fernandez

• Laguna Beach Dumps Marina in Water Polo

• Santa Margarita Rests, Cruises to Victory Over El Modena By Martin Henderson

• Esperanza Consistent Enough to Beat Jordan By Michael Itagaki

• Road Tested By Ross Newhan

• WHAT TO SEE AND DO AROUND SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

• Road Tested

• MISSING LINK By Elliott Teaford

• Ice Dogs Look to Finish What They Started By Lonnie White

• A LOOK AT TODAY’S KEY MATCHUPS

• Packers Have Line Problems

• Brave World Turns Astros to Meteorites By Mike Downey

• CALENDAR

• Pinch Them: Bench Finally Gets a Hit By Mike Downey

• Notre Dame Gets Good News at Receiver

• Humbled U.S. May Take Strange Turn Next Time By Thomas Bonk

• No Heroes in Cotton’s Sad Story By J A. Adande

• Professor: Move to Big West May Save Northridge Sports

• By Rob Fernas

• Villa Park’s Late Rally Beats Loara By Mike Wojciechowski

• Delusions of Grandeur By T J. Simers

• ASTROS-BRAVES REPORT / NOTES

• Dafoe’s Dream Is Kings’ Reality By Lonnie White

• Milestone Nothing Special to Robinson By Robyn Norwood

• Pair Advances at Hardcourt Championships

• Their Year Finally Arrives By Paul Mcleod

• Titans Beat Loyola Marymount in Men’s Soccer

• This Bolsa Grande Rout Takes Fight Out of La Quinta By Dave Mckibben

• HOLY WARS

• Now This Was a Phantom Call

• Strange Bedfellows By Elliott Teaford

• THE LOCALS By Jim Hodges

• Hernandez Is Fit to Be Untied By Jason Reid

• THE LOCALS By Robyn Norwood

• Minnesota Makes Move to Keep Twins at Home

• BETWEEN THE LINES

• Hancock Shows True Colors in Winning World Speedway Title By Shav Glick

• Iacenda Can’t Block Out His Thoughts By David Wharton

• This Test Prepares Players for College By Eric Sondheimer

• And We Thought It Was Never on Sunday By Mal Florence

• Toledo Lectures Against a Letdown By Jim Hodges

• Barry’s Moment Has Arrived With the Revamped Clippers By Chris Baker

• FISH REPORT

• Ripken Enjoying Productive Streak By Mike Digiovanna

• Matthews Plans to Play

• Happy Days for the Cunninghams By Eric Sondheimer

• Rangers Keep Their Man

• Barry’s Moment Has Arrived With the Revamped Clippers By Chris Baker

• Robinson Wants a Strong Stumpel By Lonnie White

• If It’s Thursday in Tokyo, He Must Be a Mighty Duck By Elliott Teaford

• Road Tested By Mike Digiovanna

• Foster Rolls Another 300 for Tustin By Ken Hill

• Revenge Is Not a Factor as Costa Mesa Wins

• Cone May Miss Game 4 of Series By Ross Newhan

• Young Defense Making an Impression By Robyn Norwood

• KEEPING TABS

• It’s a Classic Fall for Sportsmen By Pete Thomas

• Playoffs on Radio: the Sound of Silence By Larry Stewart

• Nothing Sly About This Distraction By Chris Dufresne

• Audit Finds Texas Tech Used 76 Ineligible Athletes

• NOW YOU KNOW

• La Canada Goes the Distance and Outlasts L.A. Baptist

• St. Bonaventure Gives St. Joseph the Boot, 19-17 By Lance O'Fallon

• GAMES OF THE WEEK By T J. Simers

• Heaney, Edwards Combine to Propel Trabuco Hills

• Last-Second Pass Play Gives Brea a Victory Over Katella By Melanie Neff

• U.S. Team Hopes It Can Really Stand Out in a Crowd By Grahame L. Jones

• Vaughan Commits to Notre Dame

• If It’s Thursday in Tokyo, He Must Be a Mighty Duck By Elliott Teaford

• If You Can’t Take the Heat, You’d Better Not Be a Laker By Scott Howard-Cooper

• Atlantis, Foale Say Goodbye to Mir

• At Marine Corps Reunion, It Was Like Deja Vu By Art Buchwald

• NATO Hopefuls Told They Must Bear Costs

• That Keeper May Soon Become a Clunker By Ralph Vartabedian

• F-14 Crashes in Atlantic; Pilot Missing

• Clinton Urges Laws on Safety of Food Imports By Elizabeth Shogren

• Small-Business Loans a Big Lure for Banks By Don Lee and Diane Seo

• Forgery Case Spurs Canada to Recall Israel Envoy

• Task Force to Probe Unsolved Murders

• Man Suspected of Killing Wife, Self

• Mary Munday; Movie, TV Actress for Over 40 Years

• Reno Decides to Expand Gore Fund-Raising Probe

• D.C. Rally Draws Men on a Mission By Larry B. Stammer and Michael Granberry

• Mexico’s Masters By Diane Haithman

• Thompson Has ‘Blown’ Donation Probe, GOP Critics Say By Marc Lacey

• Pope Won’t Hurry Holocaust Report, Teresa Sainthood

• Laugh Lines

• New Probe Targets Samper Ties to Cartel

• Amid the Tragedy of the Holocaust, Fragile Embers of Happiness By Susan Salter Reynolds

• Child in Upscale Home Dies of Hunger; Parents Charged

• Clinton to Seek Citizen Panels to Field Complaints About IRS

• Jerome Lemelson; Inventor Held 500 Patents By Myrna Oliver

• Boy Dies of Hunger in Upscale Home

• Israel, Palestinians at Odds Over Albright’s ‘Timeout’ By Marjorie Miller

• Beach Mansions Are Big Sellers Again By E. Scott Reckard

• Cleve B. Bonner; Helped Create Atlantic Richfield

• Fathers at School Give Children an Edge, Study Finds By Melissa Healy

• Pornographer Leaves Prison After Serving 3 Years for Killing Brother

• Defense Chief OKs Anti-Satellite Test

• Man Accused of Firing at Officer Surrenders

• William Hartman; Sexuality Center Founder

• CIA ‘Incident’ With Serb Raises Concern By James Risen

• Crime Declines in State, Lungren Says By Douglas P. Shuit

• Beach-Goers Beware: Peril Buried in Sand By Lorenza Munoz

• Reindeer Herders of Russia Hunt for a Future By Vanora Bennett

• Weapons Inspectors Blocked in Iraq

• We’ve Made Progress, but at What Cost? By Sandy Banks

• His Own Path to a Life’s Dream By Duane Noriyuki

• Street Project in West Bank Runs Into Roadblocks By Rebecca Trounson

• Gul Mohammed; World’s Shortest Man

• County Cleared Edison of Blame in 1996 Fire By Efrain Hernandez Jr.

• U.S., Israel Grapple Over Teenage Suspect in Murder By Rebecca Trounson and Stanley Meisler

• Juvenile Arrest Rate for Violent Crimes Declines 9.2% By Robert L. Jackson

• Marvin Rothenberg; Co-Founder of Studio

• Murder Charge Dropped in Agent’s Ruby Ridge Death

• Victim in Online Sexual-Assault Case Is Accused of Slaying N.J. Boy

• Al ‘Jazzbeaux’ Collins; New York, Bay Area Disc Jockey

• For Donors, a Bittersweet Parting With Beloved Works By Diane Haithman

• Tails, You Choose By Roy Rivenburg

• Diana’s Guard Recalls More of Moments Before Crash

• Orthodox Church Crusades for Theological School in Turkey By Amberin Zaman

• Change Is Used to Change By Roy Rivenburg

• Santa Ana Girl Run Over, Killed by Ice-Cream Truck By Steve Carney

• U.S. Likely to OK Nuclear Power Deals With China By Jim Mann

• Plan to Insure Children Becomes Law By Dave Lesher

• Spacecraft Finds a Magnetic Patchwork on Mars By K C. Cole

• Cubans Finally Sold on Idea of Commercializing Che By Anita Snow

• A Radio Show Trying to Build an Audience By Melinda Fuller

• Top O.C. Home Builder Plans Layoffs, Changes By Patrice Apodaca

• ConEd Sues Edison International Over Name

• Hot Off the Presses

• Mortgage Rates Rise From 19-Month Low

• Kodak Replaces Chief of Consumer Division

• AOL Sues Junk E-Mailer, Alleging Deception

• Stocks Reach New Highs; Yields Slip

• News Corp. Buys FiT TV Stake

• Spotlight: Investors Service Upgrades State’s Debt Rating

• TCR, Four Seasons Invest in Asian Travel Firm By Evelyn Iritani

• New Developments at CT Realty Corp. By Melinda Fuller

• Spinoff to Be Tax-Free

• Growth of County’s Exports Slows in ‘96 By Patrice Apodaca

• TV Ratings Report

• Harrell, Sony Discuss Boutique Label By Chuck Philips

• Motorola Seeks to Sell Modem Division

• Anheuser-Busch Is Target of U.S. Probe

• United’s Flight Attendants Ratify Contract

• Myanmar Official Says Sanctions Not Hurting Growth By Thomas S. Mulligan

• WorldCom Plans to Disconnect MCI’s Residential Customers

• Mitsubishi Seeks Sanction Against EEOC

• Factory Orders Jump; Jobless Claims Lie Low

• Wells Pledges $1 Billion for Latino Lending By Diane Seo

• DuPont’s Conoco, AEP Form Ventures

• Kodak Replaces Consumer Chief Amid Management Shake-Up

• If You’re Ready to Move Way Up, Hurry By E. Scott Reckard

• Justice Dept. OKs Raytheon’s Merger With Hughes Aircraft By Peter Behr

• U.S. Filter Reports Purchase of 19 Companies

• ALSO…

• Real Estate Investment Trusts Are in a Complex Situation By Melinda Fuller

• Interpore Shares Up 29% After Analysts’ TV Kudos

• Discord Echoes in Industry By Chuck Philips

• Ameritech to Buy Rollins’ Alarm Assets

• Ford to Construct Plant in South America

• Cooke’s Estate Puts Daily News Up for Sale By Barry Stavro

• Kennedy Cabot to Be Bought by Canadian Bank By Debora Vrana

• MAID to Buy Knight-Ridder Database Unit

• Conference Board Names Group to Study CPI

• FHP Sale Is Complete

• Ex-Chief of Home Theater Ordered to Pay $25 Million By James S. Granelli

• Lawmakers to Battle High-Tech Crime

• Judge Orders O.C. Man to Pay Investors By James S. Granelli

• Bren Scion to Head Home-Building Firm By Patrice Apodaca

• ‘The Matchmaker’ Trades in Irish Charm By John Anderson

• In ‘A Self-Made Hero,’ Deception Is Triumphant By Kenneth Turan

• ‘Shooting Porn’ Goes Behind the Videos By Kevin Thomas

• Art Review By Susan Kandel

• ‘Scapin’ Has the Right Touch By T. H. Mcculloh

• Landmark Salsa From Fania Stars By Ernesto Lechner

• ‘Storyteller’ Spins a Trail of Yarns By Jana J. Monji

• Mighty Mouths By Mike Boehm

• Worthwhile ‘Desk’ Leans to the Right By Howard Rosenberg

• The Changing Sounds of Madredeus By Don Heckman

• ‘U-Turn’ Doubles Back - Oliver Stone tries the low-budget route, but his Arizona-set neo-noir returns to some very familiar territory. By Kenneth Turan

• Trailing Another Serial Killer in ‘Kiss’ By Jack Mathews

• Sharp Stand-Up in Down-Scale ‘Love Master’ By Kevin Thomas

• Coleman Chamber Season Opens Oct. 12

• Polanski Returning? That’s Turning Heads in Hollywood By Robert W. Welkos and Amy Wallace

• Noise Within’s ‘Richard III’ Boasts a Villain to Watch By F. Kathleen Foley

• Mighty Mouths By John Roos

• Photos Show Poverty of Hollywood Hype By Susan Kandel

• Guilds to Produce ‘Blacklist’ Event

• Art Review By Susan Kandel

• THE VAULTS / CD REISSUES By Ernesto Lechner

• Crossing the Atlantic, With Minimal Effort By Chris Pasles

• Decadence Descends Upon ‘The Locusts’ By Jack Mathews

• ‘Yo Soy’ Moves to Rhythm of Salsa Music’s Evolution By Kevin Thomas

• ‘Heavy Breathing’ Labors on Details By F. Kathleen Foley

• ‘Terra Nova’s’ Chilling Contradictions By Jana J. Monji

• Art Review By Susan Kandel

• Morning Report By Shauna Snow

• Gorecki Festival Begins With Searing Early, Late Works By Mark Swed

• Celebrating Human Circus in ‘Fast, Cheap’ By Kenneth Turan

• Stormy Drama Echoes With ‘Cries of Silence’ By Kevin Thomas