Archive for Sunday, October 05, 1997

• L.A. Pupils Rank Low in Test Scores By Doug Smith and Amy Pyle

• On TV, the Only Religion Is Selling By Alicia A. Reynolds

• Marchers Protest Garment Sweatshops By Patrick J. Mcdonnell

• Across County, the Gourd Times Roll By Coll Metcalfe

• Facing Painful Choices at Pierce College By E. Bing Inocencio

• History in the Making By Tina Nguyen

• Bike Program Hits a Bump in the Road By Deborah Belgum

• Slippery Issues in ‘90 Oil Spill Posed in Court By Deborah Schoch

• Who Will Defend Our Armed Forces? By Chuck Bailey

• Pigeon Express Flies Film to River Rafters By Aaron J. Lopez

• Band Spectacular Doesn’t Miss a Beat By Scott Steepleton

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

• Don’t Make Teens Go It Alone By Caryn Bosson

• Teaching Santa Ana’s Expelled Students By Jeff Kass

• Reaping the Rewards of Growth

• As Tour Bus Destination, Ventura County Is Strictly Middle-of-the-Road By Brenda Loree

• THE STANFORD ACHIEVEMENT TEST

• All Hands, Varied Strategies Needed to Defend Navy Bases

• Teen Dies in Skateboard Accident on Steep Hill By Greg Hernandez and Mimi Ko Cruz

• Secession Push Fails to Inspire Everyone By Hugo Martín

• Dream Homes on the Block By Karima A. Haynes

• Rideshare Week Aims to Steer Commuters Toward New Habits By Jose Cardenas

• Bottom-of-the-Barrel Promotion

• The Mystery of Rita’s Six Questions By Robert A. Jones

• Boat Wedding Guest Stabbed, Officers Attacked By Mimi Ko Cruz

• Fair Way to Treat Environment

• New Place for Kids to Park It By Deborah Schoch

• Carelessness of the Worst Kind

• Home Schooling

• Man Killed in Drive-By Shooting

• Rescuer Without Borders By Joseph Hanania

• Attorney Is Appointed Traffic Trial Official By David Greenberg

• Woman Rescued After 9 Hours of Treading Water

• Homes to Receive Gas Shut-Off Valves By Nick Green

• Research Volunteers Pay for the Privilege By Linda Ashton

• Anna P. Pellicelli; Homemaker Was 88

• Dead Pets Were Dumped at Cremation Prices By Chris Carola

• Basically, Santa Ana’s Superintendent Is Right

• Driver Dies, 8 Passengers Hurt When Van Crashes Into Tree By Solomon Moore

• Transplanted Huntington Beach Native Flourishing in Midwest By Peter Hendricks

• Driver Shot Dead in Car, Apparently by Passenger By Ann W. O'Neill

• In Irvine, There’s No Place Like the Ganish Home By Lisa Addison

• Firefighting a Hot Issue By Ken Ellingwood

• City Needs to Green-Light Street Maintenance Funds By Bruce L. Bialosky

• There Isn’t Anything Wrong With Keeping a Promise By Dana Parsons

• Activists Propose Cannibus Club to Get Pot to the Ill By Scott Hadly

• Long-Awaited Day of Reckoning - Raabe’s 3-year sentence is important message of accountability

• Aliso Beach Deserves a Better Fix

• ‘Killer Whales’ Kissin’ Cousins of Dolphins By Linda Ashton

• Should This Band Be Banned? Ask a Doting Fan–or a Scandalized Foe By Jimmy Boegle

• Schools Encouraged to Note Character Week By Tracy Wilson

• Launch Pad to a Better Future

• Brush Fire Detains Commuter Train By Scott Steepleton

• Ventura Politics May Be About to Shift Direction By Hilary E. Macgregor

• Latest Lookout for Bad Weather By Scott Martelle

• On the Right Track By Nick Green

• The Murky Marital Situation of Prison Lifer Lyle Menendez By Ann W. O'Neill

• 2 Inmate Brawls Break Out at Pitchess Center By Ann W. O'Neill

• Monument to Memories By Brett Johnson

• How You Can Get Paint to Stick on Concrete By Popular Mechanics

• Gardeners Preparing for El Nino Too By Robert Smaus

• Apartment Trade Show Set

• Garden Events

• Eclectic Cottage By Kathy Price-Robinson

• Wood Bins Keep Food Fresh

• Relocation Money? Don’t Count on It By Kevin Postema

• Prepare Home Now to Weather Winter Storms By Gary Abrams

• New Beat Moves Her to Wilshire By Ruth Ryon

• Internet Sites Help Buyers, Brokers By Peter G. Miller

• Kitchen and Interiors Tour Set by Designers

• crime pays

• Phat, Dude! Huge Air! By John M. Glionna

• it was 20 years ago today

• Practically Elegant By Susan Heeger

• Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe By Patt Morrison

• LIVING LARGE By Debra J. Hotaling

• Just Say Cheese By Laurie Ochoa

• palette du jour By Jon Regardie

• Hello, Sweetheart–Give Me Rewrite By Lisa Leff

• Poste Yosmtee Sindrom By Daniel Nussbaum

• PIPE DREAM By A. Grey Le Cuyer

• Short-Order Remodel By Michael Webb

• The Many Sides of Beef By S. Irene Virbila

• Fitting Pretty

• HARD TO PORT By Mary Melton

• Rediscovering my small town l.a. By April Smith

• Couch Is No Slouch in Kentucky’s Rare Win Over Alabama

• Rusedski to Face Philippoussis in Swiss Final

• U.S. Ryder Cup Team Needs Total Overhaul By Ron Sirak

• Tough Night in Louisiana for Cal, 41-34

• Rhodes’ Injury Pains Piniella By Mike Digiovanna

• Quartz Hill Pulls Rank With Impressive Victory By John Ortega

• Penn State Has No Trouble With Illinois

• Inexcessive Speed Helps Baffert Keep His Winning Ways By Bob Mieszerski

• Galvan’s Scoring Puts Canoga Park Over Edge, 14-13 By Jon Lee

• Faria Heats Up at Right Time for Motorcycle Championship By Martin Henderson

• Florida Completely Defends Its Ranking Against Razorbacks

• Magnolia, Pacifica Must Settle for a Tie By Eric Maddy

• Montana State Makes Sure High-Flying Eagles Take Dive

• Late Comeback Falls Short for Moorpark, 27-23 By Bill Walker

• Royal Tops Agoura, 5-3, for Tournament Title

• Irwin’s 62 Gives Him 5-Stroke Cushion

• The Other Miami Is Red Hot, Stunning No. 14 Virginia Tech

• Griffey’s Season Is No Minor Feat By Jim Murray

• In other games: By Mitch Polin

• Nonleague Play

• ‘Public Heroes, Private Felons’ By Hal Bock

• Mariners, Yankees Make Their Pitch By Mike Digiovanna

• Ruelas Stopped on TKO in Fifth

• Duck Victory Icing on Cake By Elliott Teaford

• Bakersfield Is Too Much for Valley By Vince Kowalick

• Shehee and Huard Lead Huskies

• Shehee and Huard Lead Huskies

• Seminoles Blow Past Stumbling Hurricanes

• Depleted Galaxy Is Vulnerable By Grahame L. Jones

• Faria Heats Up at Right Time for Motorcycle Championship By Martin Henderson

• Katzenmoyer Robs Banks of Spotlight By Chris Dufresne

• Olympic Hockey Provides Opportunity and Problems By Mike Nadel

• Nebraska Bounces Kansas State, 56-26

• It’s a Gamble, Coming Soon Via Cable TV By Andrew Beyer

• This Market Is the Place to Go for Your Greens By Mal Florence

• In another nonleague game:

• STILL NOT OVER By David Ginsburg

• So, It’s Spare the Rod and Spoil the … Bruins? By Bill Plaschke

• High-Octane Bruins Race Past Houston

• In other games: By Steve Galluzzo

• Times NFL Writer T.J. Simers Poses–and Answers–The Burning Questions on - Game Day By T J. Simers

• In other games: By Bob Mack

• Study Discovers NCAA Is Quite a Money Machine

• Penn State Has No Trouble With Illinois

• Sophomore Jinx Strikes Again

• Lewis Runs Bellflower Past Fullerton By Tom Connolly

• Lucky Turn of Events By Lonnie White

• McClenathan Approaches Record

• Texas A&M Defeats Colorado, 16-10

• Chapman Continues to Struggle

• 66-10! By Jim Hodges

• Serratos, Ramos Set Winning Pace

• Woodbridge Blanks San Clemente, 10-0 By Mike Wojciechowski

• Can’t Close the Deal

• In other games: By K L. Martinez

• Kansas City (4-1) at Miami (2-2)

• In other games: By Mitch Polin

• Leyland Turning Over Rotations in His Head By Jason Reid

• Wright Positioned to Replace Outlaw By Chris Baker

• Banks Closed for No. 11 Hawkeyes, 23-7 By Chris Dufresne

• Fox Has No Vested Interest in Celtics By Scott Howard-Cooper

• Hicks Held in Check, Not Lefty By Thomas Bonk and Jim Hodges

• Seminoles Blow Past Stumbling Hurricanes

• Northridge Ends Up All Wet By Fernando Dominguez

• Calabasas Prevails on Rosenberg Field Goal By Tris Wykes

• Unbeaten Cougars Get Defensive

• El Camino’s Ward Dismantles Santa Ana By Steve Kresal

• Top 25 At a Glance

• Rapids Win When It Counts

• Playing Conditions Truly Rinky-Dink By Elliott Teaford

• After Humbling Hasek, Capitals Bedevil Brodeur

• 76ers’ Weatherspoon Still Disgruntled

• Now This Is the Story of the Expos’ Castaways By Ross Newhan

• In other games: By Alissa Caciola

• EIGHT-MAN

• Woods’ Ankle Injury Lets MacKenzie Play By Robyn Norwood

• Meadows Leads Cougars to Water Polo Title

• Fight for a Century By Robyn Norwood

• Mariners, Yankees Make Their Pitch By Ross Newhan

• Hernandez Pushes Redlands but Can’t Pull Out Victory By Lauren Peterson

• UC Irvine Edges Pacific in Water Polo

• Lewis Defends Heavyweight Title on Quick Knockout of Golota By Lonnie White

• In other Mission conference football games:

• Miami Advice: Follow RedHawks

• Executing a Reverse at Saugus By Eric Sondheimer

• Cardinal Runs All Over Irish

• The Other Miami Is Red Hot, Stunning No. 14 Virginia Tech

• Hershiser’s Ready for Everything By Ross Newhan

• Duck Next Course on Bruins’ Menu By Thomas Bonk

• Man Persecuted With False Cyber-Information By David E. Kalish

• Prime-Time Flicks By Kevin Thomas

• Empowered Walker By Mary Rourke

• Great Train Robber on the Lam in Brazil Finds British Lion on Trail By Peter Muello

• ‘Colonel Chabert’ By Kenneth Turan

• Cassini Mission Draws Protest

• The Labels By Michael Quintanilla

• Clintons Have a Blast in Secret Service Tour

• Fire Races Through Cruise Ship; All Rescued

• Tonight’s Specials By Michael Quintanilla

• Here Comes the Judge By Frazier Moore

• Wilson Scolds GOP for Lack of Political Courage By Dave Lesher

• Armed With Computers, This ‘Tax Commando’ Shoots Down Deadbeats By David Kinney

• Gene Autry Is in the Saddle, as Always By Mary Lou Loper

• Old Moonshiner, New Brew: Gasohol By Allen G. Breed

• 3rd Prime Minister in 3 Years Is Ousted

• 17 Colombia Policemen Killed, 4 Hurt in Leftist Ambush

• Dutchman to Manage Philharmonic By Diane Haithman

• 100-Foot Tree Falls, Killing Woman, Infant

• China Puts Bowling in New League By Rone Tempest

• Southern Californians Flock to Join Brethren at National Revival By Jodi Wilgoren

• Princess Cristina of Spain, Athlete Wed in Barcelona

• PSYCH 101 By Martin Miller

• Smart Aleck

• Thurmond Taken to Hospital for Dizziness

• Shuttle Due to End 10-Day Flight Today

• ‘The Thing That You Do!’ By Kenneth Turan

• She’ll Chart Her Peaks With Vallee By Dennis Mclellan

• For Census Bureau, Significance of Race Is More Than Skin-Deep By Arlene Levinson

• Me, Myself and I By Bettijane Levine

• A True Dedication By Susan King

• World Views on Global Warming Are Worlds Apart By James Gerstenzang

• Should a Tunnel Be Built Through Cleveland Forest? By Shelby Grad

• Condemned Man’s Last Hours Crawl in Cycles of Hope, Despair By Connie Farrow

• Few Minorities Join Crusade for Valley Secession By Hugo Martín

• Though United by Faith, Personal Quests Drew Many By Sam Fulwood III

• Learn the Truman way in ‘American’ history; that’s classic ‘Whitney’; ‘Wonder’ boy’s ‘Working’ By Steven Linan

• VALLEY NEWSWATCH

• World Bank, IMF Taking Steps Against Corruption By Stanley Meisler

• A Look Into the Heart of Ancient Mexico By David Kinney

• More Than 100 Killed in Algerian Massacres

• Oops Oops Oops By Peter H. King

• Mail Workers Carry No Praise for ‘Going Postal’ Computer Game By Arthur H. Rotstein

• Shear Endurance By Beverly Beyette

• Pumpkin Festival Ushers In Autumn By Coll Metcalfe

• Christian Men Hold Huge Rally on D.C. Mall By James Risen

• ‘Summer of Love’ Items Bring In Some Bread at Auction

• A View of Public, Private Way the Mayor Governs By Jim Newton

• Maine Unbowed by Weather, but Rules Take Toll By Deborah Hastings

• Boy Found at Home of Online User By Rich Connell

• Widow Demands Return of Husband’s Gift to School By Jay Reeves

• The Marv Lesson

• Lego Masters Fashion Poetry of Plastic By Helen O'Neill

• Officials Say Israel Will Free Palestinians

• SPIRITUAL JOURNEYS By Mary Rourke

• SHOWS FOR YOUNGSTERS AND THEIR PARENTS TOO By Lee Harris

• Book: Bush Wrote ‘I Blew It’ After Picking Quayle

• Ribbon Cut on a New Crimean War By Carol J. Williams

• Liquid City By Kristin Hohenadel

• Tribe’s Casino Site: The Burial Ground of Its Ancestors By Margaret Stafford

• Bowlers Air Their Laundry for Charity

• Remarkably Fit, Diana’s Bodyguard Leaves Hospital By Edith M. Lederer

• U.S. May Block Presidential Vote

• In Fillmore, Tourists Come but Don’t Stay By Nick Green

• Judge Orders Gag on Jury IDs in Unabomber Case

• The Lady of the ‘House’ Is In By Irene Lacher

• Letter Writers Deride Labeling by Race By Arlene Levinson

• Museum Snaps Up T. Rex in Historic Sale By John J. Goldman and Eleanor Randolph

• Brazil Ignores the Message of the Beloved Messenger By Richard Boudreaux

• Dad’s Death Crushed Granada Hills Youth By Julie Tamaki

• Prospect of Plus Signs on Budget Adds Signs of Division in Congress By Janet Hook

• Movies to Tape By Kevin Thomas

• Laugh Lines

• ‘A Double Life’ By Michael Wilmington

• ‘Salmonberries’ By Kevin Thomas

• Reclusive N. Korea Leader Meets With Russian Official

• Bears, Guns and Gays By Beverly Beyette

• Professor Involved in Important Dirty Work

• Smart Aleck

• Senator Scoffs at Clinton Push for Reform

• Traveler’s Notes …

• Plan Ahead for Holiday Sailings By Harry Basch and Shirley Slater

• Getting the News

• Berkshires, by the Book By Jill Knight Weinberger

• Readers Recommend

• California Corner Festivals, Feasts & Fairs By Amy A. Weber

• One Prince, No Paupers By Jack Mathews

• Conveniences of Home in a Car By Judi Dash

• A Romantic’s Safari By Amanda Jones

• Molokai Safari Park Closes

• Neighborhood Watch By Christopher Hall

• Visiting Giants in Nature’s Stadium By John Mckinney

• Hawaiian Eye on French Culture

• Home, Sweet Blenheim Palace By Naedine Joy Hazell

• Agents Find Not-So-Friendly Skies Over Commission Cuts By Christopher Reynolds

• Victoria and Albert Crosses the Atlantic

• Rotterdam Liner Has New Owner

• Cheap Flights for Flexible Couriers By Lucy Izon

• A Swim to the Fin-ish By Eileen Ogintz

• Art and Architecture of Colonial Mexico By Karin Dominello

• Asia’s Malaise Raises a Few Doubts About Index Idea By Russ Wiles

• Something Easy to Deal With By John O'Dell

• Small-Business Coverage

• Looking for a Financial Planner?

• MONEY TALK / CARLA LAZZARESCHI By Carla Lazzareschi

• Whistle-Blowers: Road Is Hard, Rewards Are Few By Robert A. Rosenblatt

• Employers Can Ask for Fingerprints

• Employee Can’t Be Fired for Pressing Commission Claim

• Luther Loses $730,026 for Year

• WorldCom Deal Presages Furious Local Phone Fight By James Flanigan

• From Border City to Boom Town (No, Not Tijuana) By Chris Kraul

• ORANGE COUNTY EARNINGS

• Sports Marketing Executive Joins Oakley Board

• Standing Up to Creativity-Stifling Mismanagement Will Take Courage By Karen Stephenson

• IBM’s Life Line By Leslie Helm

• Pursuit, by Stephen Dobyns

• ‘In the Middle of the Long Friendship’, by William Meredith

• A Walker in the City By Vivian Gornick

• READING L.A. By Thomas Curwen

• THE FLAMINGO RISING.\o7 By Larry Baker\f7 .\o7 Alfred A. Knopf: 310 pp., $24\f7 By Celia Mcgee

• BESTSELLERS

• THE ROYALS.\o7 By Kitty Kelley\f7 .\o7 Warner Books: 548 pp., $27\f7 By Christopher Hitchens

• Duty and Defiance By Andrew R L. Cayton

• LARRY’S PARTY.\o7 By Carol Shields\f7 .\o7 Viking: 340 pp., $23.95\f7 By Judith Hall

• GORILLA SUIT: My Adventures in Bodybuilding.\o7 By Bob Paris\f7 .\o7 St. Martin’s: 288 pp., $23.95\f7 By John Rechy

• Eruptions of Genius By Alfred Kazin

• ON HISTORY.\o7 By Eric Hobsbawm\f7 .\o7 The New Press: 306 pp., $25\f7 - THE KILLING OF HISTORY: How Literary Critics and Social Theorists Are Murdering Our Past.\o7 By Keith Windschuttle\f7 .\o7 The Free Press: 304 pp., $25\f7 By Lawrence W. Levine

• Saab Story By Alain De Botton

• TOWARD THE END OF TIME.\o7 By John Updike\f7 .\o7 Alfred A. Knopf: 342 pp., $25\f7 By Richard Eder

• MORGAN FREEMAN / ACTOR By Steve Hochman

• Revealing the Layers By Daryl H. Miller

• A New A-Team at NBC By Robert Strauss

• What a Drag It Is Being Young By Robert Hilburn

• The ‘Gift’ Unwrapped By William Wilson

• The Sundays, “Static & Silence,” DGC * * 1/2 By Steve Hochman

• POP EYE By Steve Hochman

• Feasts for the Ears, as Well as for the Eyes By Josef Woodard

• Song for His Father By Don Heckman

• Keep ‘em Hangin’ By Judy Brennan

• RECORD RACK By Natalie Nichols

• Lili Haydn, “Lili,” Atlantic * * By Natalie Nichols

• EVERCLEAR “So Much for the Afterglow” Capitol, * * * 1/2 By Richard Cromelin

• Fanfare, Ache, Despair Unfold in Ochs Retrospective - PHIL OCHS “Farewells & Fantasies” Elektra Traditions/Rhino, * * * 1/2 By Steve Hochman

• STEVE EARLE, “El Corazon” E-Squared/Warner Bros., * * * 1/2 By Natalie Nichols

• Estonian’s Eternal Quest By Chris Pasles

• These Days, Janet’s the Thriller - JANET JACKSON, “The Velvet Rope” Virgin, * * * * By Elysa Gardner

• Into Uncharted Waters By Jan Breslauer

• Cinema Paradiso Lost By Kenneth Turan

• Scenes of Despair From the Inside By Kenneth Turan

• T.S. MONK “Monk on Monk” N2K / Encoded Music, * * * By Bill Kohlhaase

• POP EYE

• Mike Watt, “Contemplating the Engine Room,” Columbia * * 1/2 By Sandy Masuo

• The (Digital) Iceman Cometh By Richard Boudreaux

• Rupert Graves Proves It’s ‘Different’ for Everyone By John Anderson

• Hey, Ladies, H-Town Is Very Sorry By Steve Hochman

• Asian Americans May Hold Key to Multiethnic Politics By Gregory Rodriguez

• The Politics of Downtown Survival–It’s Silly Season By Marc B. Haefele

• One Step Closer to an Independent Counsel By Susan Estrich

• The New Bigfoot in the Global Oil Market By Tad Szulc

• Supporting Israel, Right or Wrong By Steven L. Spiegel

• Should We Scrap the System By Dick Armey and Billy Tauzin

• The New, Improved Beijing Light Opera Production By Bruce Mccall

• Warren Currie By Donna Mungen

• Going Right by Using States Rights By Herman Schwartz

• L.A.’s Only Constant Is Change In Its Architecture By Anthony Vidler

• School Is the Place for Parents

• Out-of-Touch Trustees

• Rhetoric Heats Up as Summit on Global Warming Nears

• The Urban Landscape By Michael Ventura