Archive for Saturday, October 04, 1997

• Former Real Estate Mogul Surrenders By Mack Reed

• A ’90s Question: To Give or Not to Give

• CITY GUIDE

• Leaders Sought for Women’s Workshops By Brenda Loree

• Voter Registration Deadline

• Mercer First Speaker in Lecture Series By Karima A. Haynes

• Doctor, Crummel Said to Have Visited Youths By David Reyes

• A Strong Dose of Empathy By James Ricci

• U.S. Nears Decision on 710 Freeway By Richard Winton and Faye Fiore

• Council to Decide on Library Hours By Frank Messina

• Cafe Owner Accused of Levying Cover Fee By Jeff Kass

• Decrease in Crime

• Class in Japanese Culture at Buddhist Temple

• Project Understanding Holding Auction to Raise Funds By Brenda Loree

• Religion Notes By Karla Perez-Villalta

• Design by St. Andrew’s Monk Inspires Venice Church Mural By John Dart

• Foster to Be Sworn In as Tustin’s Police Chief at Monday Ceremony By J. J. Pope

• Violent Crime Drops in Southland By Tina Daunt and Robert L. Jackson

• Cuban Artist Denied Visa to Attend His Exhibit in L.A. By Christopher Knight

• Workers File Claims Over Toxic Exposure By Jill Leovy

• Catholic Editorial Blasts TV Show’s Foes By John Dart

• Hearing on Simpson Children Delayed

• Skateboarders to Help Mold Park By Dawn Hobbs

• Religion Page Column Debuts

• Ex-Real Estate Mogul Surrenders By Mack Reed

• Sex Harassment Suit Settled for $75,000

• Oily Boats Made Shipshape By Nick Green

• Woman Brings Message of Faith From Kazakhstan By Scott Steepleton

• Churches to Host Family Retreat in Ventura

• Drug Convictions Overturned Because Search Ruled Illegal By Hope Hamashige

• New Code Would Let Artists Live in Studios By Jeff Kass

• Santa Monica Officer Shot; Colleague Held

• Hospital to Host Free Health Fair By John Canalis

• Church Fire Probe Finds No Hate Crime By Jose Cardenas

• O.C. Violent Crime Drops 8.5% By Janet Wilson

• ‘Heroes of Diversity’ to Be Recognized By Hilary E. Macgregor

• Response Is Positive to Bishops’ Outreach to Gays By Larry B. Stammer

• Teen Guilty in Death of Youth in Missouri By Julie Tamaki

• The Day of the Dead By Norine Dresser

• Cox to Give Lecture at Nixon Library By John Canalis

• Sight Unseen By David Haldane

• Grant to Study Economic Restructuring Is Increased

• 7 in Line for Top Social Services Job By Richard Warchol

• Cedars-Sinai to Open Facility at Beverly Center

• Volunteers Sought for Youth Services By Dawn Hobbs

• Suspect Sought in Stabbing of Youth By David Greenberg

• Custody at Issue in Child’s Death By Andrew Blankstein and Jill Leovy

• A Close Encounter With Your Average Drive-By Shooting By Kenneth Reich

• Democrats Urge Easing of 2 Immigration Rules By Patrick J. Mcdonnell

• Shroud of Turin to Be Lecture Topic By Gena Pasillas

• Pluralism Is Mutually Enriching By Benjamin J. Hubbard

• Obituaries

• Unveiling the Book Behind the Cover By Leyla Ozgur

• Festival Celebrates Cambodian Art, Culture

• Wish Comes True for Teen With Leukemia By Richard Warchol

• 2 LAPD Officers Cleared in Suit by Subordinate

• Community Leaders Support Hernandez

• Free Flu Shots to Be Offered for Seniors By Karla Perez-Villalta

• $25,000 to Be Offered in Slaying of Activist

• Inspiring Still By Frank B. Williams

• Land Trust Demands Closed Council Session Be Canceled By J. J. Pope

• Keeping Our Foods Safe

• Obituaries

• Former Volunteer Coach Convicted on Sex Charges Involving 2 Teen Students By Hope Hamashige

• Temple Adat Elohim Preschool Accredited

• Wrestling Ban May Continue By Kate Folmar

• Fund-Raiser Is Launched to Help Find Missing Kids By Jean O. Pasco

• Murder Case ‘Not a Slam Dunk,’ Lawyer Says By Greg Hernandez

• City Might Provide Fuel to School District By Russ Loar

• Oxnard Bridge Is Branching Out at Last By Chris Chi

• Council to Discuss Deal to Develop Field By John Canalis

• Scholar-in-Residence - Teacher’s African Works Find Home at CSUN By Frank B. Williams

• HOLIDAYS

• Festival of Nine Nights

• Roller-Skating Jesus Becomes Part of Venice Street Scene By John Dart

• FBI Ranks County Safest Urban Area in the West By Scott Hadly

• FAA Plan for Privatization to Be Weighed By Richard Warchol and Dawn Hobbs

• A Welcome Watchdog

• Woman Catches Burglary Suspect by Ponytail By Steve Carney

• Deadline Nears for Registration to Vote Nov. 4 By Carlos V. Lozano

• Botanic Garden to Bloom With Fall Plant Sale

• Redevelopment Project Targets Heritage Springs

• Studio Tours Included in Local Artists Festival

• Driver Seriously Hurt as Car Hits Pole By David Greenberg

• Courting Trouble With Her Language By Steve Harvey

• Lawmakers to Hold Insurance Hearings By Dade Hayes

• Orthodox Jews Protest Yale’s Required Coed Dormitories

• Free-Golf Policy Expected to Be Abolished By Chris Chi

• Council to Discuss Confidentiality Issues By Kate Folmar

• Orthodox Leader to Visit Amid Tensions By John Dart

• Gunman Surrenders After Standoff By Geoff Boucher

• Life a Mess? Read This Column Before You Misplace the Paper By Jerry Hicks

• Thousand Oaks Pressured to Ease Cell Tower Rules By Coll Metcalfe

• Water District Board Meeting Canceled

• Center for Positive Living Sponsors Workshop

• Members Sought for Park Reopening Panel

• Fair to Include ‘Blessings of the Animals’

• Pastor’s Life in Secular World Has Proved to Be a Blessing

• 3 Arrested After Motel Robbery in Buena Park By Steve Carney

• Royal Suffers Long Night By David Wharton

• Robinson Not Taking These Rebels Lightly By Robyn Norwood

• Newport Harbor Sinks Canyon By Steve Kresal

• Sweeps Week in the NL By Mike Downey

• Peraza Scores 4 Touchdowns for Dana Hills By Scott Jones

• VENTURA COUNTY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP By Mike Johnson

• In other nonleague games: By David Curry

• Irwin on Par for $2-Million Milestone

• Crespi Turns Over for Notre Dame - Celts Gives Up the Ball Six Times in 30-14 Loss By Tris Wykes

• Los Alamitos Uses Air, Ground Forces to Rout Western By Michael Itagaki

• Howe, 69, Plays in His 6th Decade

• Kaye Makes a Little Go a Long Way By Eric Sondheimer

• SCORECARD / COUNTY HIGHLIGHTS FROM WEEK 4 - HOW TOP 10 FARED

• Fast Fact

• For Justins, Defense is Family Affair

• Gabriel Ruelas Sizes Up Another Belt Tonight

• In other nonleague games: By Ben Davidson

• Fast Fact

• MARMONTE LEAGUE By Greg Meade

• Kogler Runs Edison Back to Victory By Pat Larkin

• Ducks, Canucks Warm Up Japan for Five-Ring Circus By Elliott Teaford

• Situation No Brighter for Cotton By Greg Sandoval

• San Pedro Turns Back Crenshaw By Gabe Leon

• In other nonleague games: By Frank Carulli

• Villa Park Advances in Water Polo Tournament

• Kariya Situation Still Unresolved By Helene Elliott

• La Habra Falls Short in Second Half, Loses to Warren By Tom Connolly

• El Camino Real Passes Chatsworth By Jon Lee

• Playing Status of Davis Up in Air By Mike Digiovanna

• Hamilton’s 60-Yard Dash in Final Seconds Lifts Valencia, 20-14 By Lisa Sweeney

• Patterson Helps Power Cypress Past Anaheim, 22-15 By Russ Banks

• Friday’s Yardstick

• Something Amiss Across the Pond By Elliott Teaford

• Hart’s Defense Denies Palmdale By Peter Yoon

• Marina Makes Most of Its Second-Half Opportunities By Mike Wojciechowski

• SCOREBOARD

• Pass It On By Fernando Dominguez

• Two Florida Players Have Knee Surgery

• Irwin on Par for $2-Million Milestone

• Crescenta Valley Is Good and Lucky By Mike Bresnahan

• Stephens Still Can Talk With the Best of ‘Em By Bill Christine

• Sweeps Week in NL By Jason Reid

• Falcons End Long Skid, Beat Century By Daniel Arreola

• VENTURA COUNTY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP By Brian Schulman

• In other nonleague games: By Brett Meade

• Something Amiss Across the Pond By Elliott Teaford

• Cone Is Ailing, so Gooden Starts By Ross Newhan

• Davis’ Flush Gives Oxnard Upper Hand, 48-42 By Brian Sobel

• Foothill Holds Off Troy for First Victory of Season By Ryan T. Blystone

• Annis Passes and Kicks Valencia Past Kennedy By Dale Ruhe

• NORTHERN CONFERENCE By Mitch Polin

• Flyers’ Lindros Makes the Most of His Chances

• Dominguez Wins but Loses Star By Dave Desmond

• VENTURA COUNTY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP By David Skeels

• Late Goal Lifts Santa Ana in Men’s Soccer

• Jordan Maintains Loyalty

• Game Turns on El Toro’s Turnovers By Dan Arritt

• Baylor: Team Looks Better By Chris Baker

• Fountain Valley Runs Past Servite By Paul Mcleod

• Cervantes’ Kick Lifts North Hollywood, 21-18 By Greg Anapol

• In other nonleague games: By Bob Mack

• This Week In The Big Sky

• In other nonleague games: By Robbie Cassel

• Lancers Beat University Despite Injuries By Ryan Ermeling

• MARMONTE LEAGUE By John Baxter

• EIGHT-MAN

• ROUNDUP By Greg Manifold

• Wagner’s Big Game Lifts Amat By Mark Stroder

• ROUNDUP

• Santa Ana Trying to Stop Its Skid By Steve Kresal

• White Soaks Up Playoff Moments By Jason Reid

• DUCK REPORT By Elliott Teaford

• NORTHWEST VALLEY CONFERENCE By Eric Barad

• THE NFL / T.J. SIMERS - For Packers’ Sake, Bucs Must Stop Here By T J. Simers

• FYI

• In other nonleague games: By Ron Barrett

• Pacific Blanks UC Irvine in Soccer, 1-0

• Irvine Gives Mater Dei a Fight but Falls, 28-0 By Martin Henderson

• Robinson Eager to Firm Up Lines By Lonnie White

• CITY SECTION FOOTBALL ROUNDUP By Pete Dal Bello

• Four Interceptions Help Corona del Mar Win

• NCAA DIVISION I-AA

• Patton Is a Bigger Hit at UNLV By Robyn Norwood

• Dominguez Wins but Loses Thomas By Dave Desmond

• Wolter Throws for Three Scores in Estancia Win

• Retaining Title Not Lewis’ Only Concern By Lonnie White

• Lane, Hackett Carry Air Mail for Valley By Vince Kowalick

• Injured Shoulder Could Keep Smith Out of Arizona Lineup

• BYU Rides Shoemaker to Win

• Top Field Vies for U.S. Speedway Cycle Title By Martin Henderson

• University’s Marquand Off Team By Paul Halpin

• In other nonleague games: By Matt Avila

• Champions Will Vie for Title By Martin Henderson

• Personality Transplant Takes Time By Mal Florence

• Rancho Alamitos Enters League Play Without Missing Beat By Eric Maddy

• In other nonleague games: By Josh Filan

• Splash Players Told They’ll Be Paid By Martin Henderson

• TONIGHT By Elliott Teaford

• CITY SECTION FOOTBALL ROUNDUP By Julio Cortez

• In other nonleague games: By Chris Bresnahan

• Thompson Selected to Task Force

• In other nonleague games: By Mitch Polin

• Northern Exposure Suits Pringle Fine By Lon Eubanks

• Horry Arrives Bulked Up By Scott Howard-Cooper

• Whaler Fans Remain Loyal

• NORTHWEST VALLEY CONFERENCE By Amy Raisin

• It’s Time for Zambrano to Lose the Label By Grahame L. Jones

• Twins Keep Up Pressure to Build New Stadium

• NOTES - America’s Team? You Be the Judge By Mike Downey

• Kee, Faletoi Help Los Amigos Shut Down Garden Grove, 38-11 By Mark Peinado

• RHI Misses Its Deadline to Pay Overdue Playoff Bonuses By Paul Mcleod

• Canyon Feeling Run Down After Loss to Arroyo Grande By Steve Galluzzo

• ROUNDUP By John Bowles

• Savanna Stops Buena Park at the Doorstep for Victory By William Martinez

• In other nonleague games: By Glenn Haller

• Bruins Aren’t Intent on Coming Up Big By Jim Hodges

• Millikan Capitalizes on Santa Ana Mistakes By Rick Christopher

• In other nonleague games: By Gillee Sherman

• MARMONTE LEAGUE By Lance O'Fallon

• Calvary Chapel Dominates Laguna Beach By Errick Simms

• Johnson’s Goal Is Shot at Title Bout By Dave Mckibben

• NOW YOU KNOW

• Christensen Sparks Cal Lutheran

• Houston Showing the Wear and Tear By Jim Hodges

• Jamaican Fortunes Turn Up and U.S. Team Is Tied Down By Grahame L. Jones

• Doherty Gets Busy Early By Bryan Rodgers

• Undefeated Mission Viejo Humbles Sunny Hills, 30-7 By Dave Mckibben

• SCORECARD / COUNTY HIGHLIGHTS FROM WEEK 4 - Week’s Best

• Baker Hopes to Pull Inside Job By Tris Wykes

• Blake’s Ride Tells His Side

• VOICES By Shelby Grad

• Raabe Sentenced to Prison for Manipulating O.C. Pool Funds By Davan Maharaj, Shelby Grad, and Michael G. Wagner

• Suicide Bomb Toll Reaches 18

• Yugoslavs May Be on Brink of Radical Change By Tracy Wilkinson

• Reno Advances Probe Into Gore Fund-Raising By David Willman and Ronald J. Ostrow

• Jury Pool Dwindles in Bombing Trial

• The Stucco Wars: an Easy Fix or Eyesore? By Jesus Sanchez

• Defense Secretary Orders Warships to Persian Gulf By Dana Priest

• Panama Is Torn Between Two Tigers By Juanita Darling

• Quakes Further Damage Assisi Basilica

• Encephalitis Spread Spurs Florida Alert

• No Sanctions for French Firm in Deal With Iran By Thomas W. Lippman

• John Marrow; Longtime Coach at Beverly Hills High

• Munir Bashir; Iraqi Musician, Cultural Official

• Hospital Is Faulted in Bacteria Death

• Mother Suspected in Death of Child Returned to Her By Andrew Blankstein and Jill Leovy

• Spain Will Extradite Former Prosecutor Wanted in Mexico

• Clinton to Get Hearing Aids for Both Ears By Elizabeth Shogren

• State Dept. Backs Test of Military Laser

• Raabe Pays a Stiff Price for Forcing a Trial By Davan Maharaj, Thao Hua, and Shelby Grad

• E. Russell Werdin; Paving Firm President, USC Leader

• Stanford L. Opotowsky; Newspaper and TV Executive, Author

• Thousands Converge for Promise Keepers’ Rally

• Survivor in Paris Crash That Killed Diana Goes Home

• Officials Suspend Search for Downed Navy Pilot

• Ex-Aide to O.C. Treasurer Gets 3 Years in Prison By Davan Maharaj, Shelby Grad, and Michael G. Wagner

• Loophole Seen Gutting New Car Insurance Plan By Kenneth Reich

• Air Force Finds Wing ‘Defect’ in Stealth Fighter That Crashed

• IRS Agent Who Testified Before Senate Files Suit

• Union Dues Bill Threatens Measure to Ban ‘Soft’ Money By Edwin Chen

• Hector Julio Paride Bernabo; Brazilian Artist ‘Carybe’

• Deportation of Foreign Felons Begins

• Thousands Gather for Religious Rally

• Israeli President Uses Post as a Bully Pulpit for Peace By Rebecca Trounson

• Drinking Deaths Cast Pall on Campuses By Elizabeth Mehren

• Hamas Leader Describes Attack By Marjorie Miller

• Fixing ‘Broken’ Countries: A Challenge for U.S. By Tyler Marshall

• AIDS Agency Head Quits to Work on HIV Vaccine

• Lawyers Tell of Unabomb Suspect’s ‘Hatred of People’ By Mark Gladstone

• 19 Mexico Police Face Charges in Deaths of Youths By Chris Kraul

• Beef Plant Recalls Suspect Hamburger

• Forecast Shows Budget Deficit Drops Further

• John Pearson; Writer, TV and Film Marketer By Myrna Oliver

• 8-Year-Old Boy Makes 911 Call to Report Murder-Suicide of Parents

• Bill on Secondhand Smoke Is Vetoed

• Judge Grills Lawyers Arguing for Open Party Primaries By Max Vanzi

• Mir Checked for Leaks as Space Shuttle Leaves Station for Home

• U.S. Jews Back Push for Israel Peace, Poll Shows By Norman Kempster

• Default Notices on Foreclosures Plunge in State By Melinda Fulmer

• Federal Express to Open Facility at Spectrum By (e. Scott Reckard)

• Premier Laser Accused of Patent Infringement By (patrice Apodaca)

• 888 Phone Industry Conversion Plan Is Set

• Job Growth Slackens, Easing Inflation Fears By Art Pine

• Commercial Prices Rise in 2nd Quarter

• O.C.’s Standard Pacific Buys Bay Area Competitor By E. Scott Reckard

• Mideast Tension Thwarts Rallies; Oil Prices Soar

• COMING MONDAY

• FileNet Shares Soar on Expectations of Earnings Rebound

• Irvine Parts Reseller Is Delisted

• ALSO…

• Continental Airlines’ Offer Rejected by Pilots

• 20 Fired From Sony Visual-Effects Unit By P J. Huffstutter

• CEO of Slumping Allergan Says He Will Retire By Barbara Marsh

• A Full Plate of Issues on Food-Import Safety By Chris Kraul

• Nunan to Head UPN Entertainment By Sallie Hofmeister

• Kinetic Concepts Plans to Go Private

• Auto Sales Surpass Expectations

• Jet Lag By Ralph Vartabedian

• Teaching Sound Study Habits By Don Heckman

• Art Review By Christopher Knight

• Save Ferris Steps Out of O.C. Ska Pack By Sara Scribner

• Writing Diminishes Well-Cast ‘Rescuers’ By Daryl H. Miller

• ‘Fast, Cheap’ Director Focuses on Eccentricity By John Clark

• ‘Fame L.A.’ Goes Looking for Jobs on the West Coast By Susan King

• Love Is a Many Distorted Thing in ‘Private Eyes’ By F. Kathleen Foley

• Even Alley Can’t Give ‘Toothless’ Bite By Lynne Heffley

• Democratic Fund-Raising, the IRS, Promise Keepers By Lee Harris

• ‘Dancing for Dollars’ Contains Many Missteps By Lewis Segal

• Morning Report By Shauna Snow

• Not Just Child’s Play - For $125, the CTE training program gives budding actors real stage experience. But is it worth it? By Zan Dubin

• Family That Stays Together Plays Together By Enrique Lavin

• UC Irvine Center Is Projecting a New Image By Dennis Mclellan

• Barn-Like Structure Swallows ‘The Zulu Macbeth’ By Laurie Winer

• Bright Ideas for Extending Lives of Bulbs By John Morell

• Pot Shots By Cyndi Y. Nightengale

• Going by the Numbers Is No Way to Date Items By Terry Kovel and Ralph

• Spicing Up the Garden With a Clove of Garlic By Julie Bawden Davis

• Matchmakers - Designers Bill Murray and Tommy Chambers have paired pieces of art and functional furniture to create a unified yet eclectic exhibit at OCMA. By Kathy Bryant

• OCTOBER PLANTING GUIDE