Archive for Monday, October 06, 1997

• Consumer Goods and Literature to Be Topic By David Greenberg

• NOW YOU KNOW

• Doing Journalism on Thin Ice

• The Late, Great (and Profitable) By John M. Glionna

• A Pot of Gold That Paid for Land, Cars and Pot-Bellied Pigs By Nancy Rivera Brooks

• Temple, Churches Join to Honor Gandhi By Radha Krishnan Thampi

• Youth Shot in Home, Critically Wounded

• WoMen’s Center to Provide Legal Advice By Sylvia L. Oliande

• Curtain May Rise for Beleaguered Ventura Theatre By Hilary E. Macgregor

• Driver Who Lost Her Wallet Finds a Friend in Caltrans By David Haldane

• Traffic Rules Sometimes Leave Bike Riders in Limbo By Mack Reed

• What Debunks a Legend Most? Research By Jon Steinman

• From Mustard to Myanmar, West Hollywood Has an Opinion By Joseph Hanania

• Shut the Soft Money Gap, Open Others By Ross K. Baker

• Campaign Heats Up Over Park Tax By Regina Hong

• Lost Recreation Time Is Key to Lawsuit in ‘90 Tanker Spill By Deborah Schoch

• Should UC Do Away With the SAT?

• Airport Battle Set to Take Off in Burbank By Jill Leovy

• Separate Shootings Injure 2 Men at Convenience Stores By Nick Anderson

• Multiculturalism in Education Is Topic By Darrell Satzman

• Politicking Is the Big Enemy on Anti-Drug Battleground

• Rezoning of Hillside Property Sought By Coll Metcalfe

• Dance

• 3 Wounded When Shots Are Fired Into Vehicle By Chris Chi

• Today Is Last Day to Register to Vote Nov. 4 By Carlos V. Lozano

• Fire Authority Feeling Burned by Prop. 172 By Jean O. Pasco

• Higher Profile for Mexican Art

• Tough Times at Compton Casino By Jeff Leeds

• Green Berets Founder, 94, Directs Start of 3,000-Mile Walk to Benefit MIAs - Career Gets a Fitting Cap By Susan Deemer

• Parents Press Bilingual Effort at New School By Nancy Cleeland

• Cramming for Needs Test By Regina Hong

• Buena High Football Player Suffers Stroke By Steve Henson

• Notes about your surroundings

• Will Congress Maximize Its Power? By Adolfo Aguilar Zinser

• Zeanah Recall: Voters Are Friends, Foes, or Fed Up By Miguel Bustillo

• SEND AWAY

• Voter Registration Deadline

• A Global Reach for Garage-Based Newspaper By Lisa Richardson

• Fatal Shooting Linked to Family’s Bloody Past By Andrew Blankstein

• Cold Front to Bring First Touch of Fall By Karima A. Haynes

• Sharing Rides, Cutting Pollution Emphasized By Sylvia L. Oliande

• EDUCATION: SMART RESOURCES FOR STUDENTS AND PARENTS By Lynn O'Dell

• COMMUNITY NEWS FOCUS

• Launch Point

• TV Close-Up By Michael P. Lucas

• Judges’ Role in Cruise Sponsored by Lawyer’s Group Raises Questions By Kenneth Reich

• County Gets Last, Fast Rush of Summertime By Chris Chi

• Opportunities for Volunteering By Karima A. Haynes

• Playing Monopoly for Keeps With Our Water Resources By George E. Brown Jr.

• So This Teacher Goes Into a Club … By Russ Loar

• 2 Killed, 5 Hurt in Crashes in Antelope Valley, Reseda By Julia Scheeres

• 1,000 Join Rally Against Abortion By Scott Steepleton

• Fall Class Lineup Includes Kick Boxing By Darrell Satzman

• Woman Drowns at Laguna Beach Cove

• Santa Rosa Church to Hold Health Fair By Darrell Satzman

• The ABCs of Tutoring By Fred Alvarez and Andy Rose

• She’s Got a Standing Lunch Date By Candace A. Wedlan

• Straight Talk From Survivors and Physicians By Shari Roan

• The Stree-Free Way By Michael Quintanilla

• Prose and Cons of Car-Pooling

• Encouraging News From AIDS Front

• Can’t Stand Them By Martin Miller

• There Is No Excuse for Not Working Out By Kathy Smith

• Weaning Out the Fat Finally Did the Trick By Rosa Ordaz

• For Schizophrenics on Medi-Cal, a Dose of Good News By Shari Roan

• Getting Doctor’s OK to Exercise a Stale Notion? By Carol Krucoff

• The Stress-Free Way By Martin Miller

• HARDCOVER

• VITALS By Kathleen Doheny

• Aid and Comfort By Martin Miller

• Fertility May Correlate to Birth Weight

• Where to Turn By Barbara Thomas

• Rhodes Continues Run as Mr. October

• Stopped in Unemployment Line, Brown Runs Through Raider Line

• Harris, Bryant Maintain Confidence By Scott Howard-Cooper

• Broussard Gives It Old College Try

• They All Want to Be Like Mike

• Richardson Proclaims Happiness By Chris Baker

• Jarrett Gets the Breaks in Victory

• Pressure Doesn’t Faze This Rookie By Ross Newhan

• Irwin Feels Like Two Million

• Buena Athlete Is Paralyzed After Stroke By Steve Henson

• Ice Dogs Fall to the Wolves in a Shootout

• Barkley, Garnett: Who’s the Bigger Dough Boy? By Mal Florence

• Hawks’ Blaylock Suffers Broken Finger

• Marr, 63, Dies of Stomach Cancer By Shav Glick

• Murrell Has a Different Perspective

• Haywood: A Forgotten Pioneer By J A. Adande

• They All Want to Be Like Mike

• Saint Win Is What All Da Screaming’s About

• THE HOT CORNER By Larry Stewart

• Ferraro Suffers Knee Injury By Lonnie White

• NCAA’s Perks Getting Probed

• Flores and Baffert Are Still on a Roll With Three Wins By Bill Christine

• Reboulet Takes Johnson Deep By Mike Digiovanna

• Marr, 63, Dies of Stomach Cancer By Shav Glick

• Cowboys Can’t Play Catch-Up, or Hurry-Up

• SPLASH TONIGHT By Martin Henderson

• Nothing Funny About His Crime By Mike Downey

• Ducks Long for Home Cooking and Absent Teammates By Elliott Teaford

• Mexico Moves Step Closer to Goal

• Cotton Looks at Two Prep Schools By Greg Sandoval

• Coyotes Prevail as Power Plays Go for Naught

• Jarrett Gets the Breaks in Victory

• No Change in Top 10; Cougars No. 12

• Trojans Go a Long Way With Soward By Robyn Norwood

• Dolphins Far From Perfect, but Roll a 300

• For Kings, Close Is Not Enough By Lonnie White

• Tontz, Montana Win in Tennis

• Brunell Is Back on His Game

• Noah Pushes French Team to Fed Cup Title

• Burke: Tokyo Trip ‘Great’ By Elliott Teaford

• Best Fights Are Found in Scaled-Down Matches By Randy Harvey

• Early Birds Lay in Wait By Mike Digiovanna

• Penalty Kick Keys Titans’ Victory

• Haywood Set Stage for Others to Play By J A. Adande

• Galaxy Is Showing No Discernible Signs of Life By Grahame L. Jones

• As a Matter of Course, There Are no Bargains Here By Martin Beck and Steve Kresal

• Stewart Half as Good as He Needs to Be

• Early Birds Lay in Wait By Ross Newhan

• Buccaneers Kept at Bay–for Now By T J. Simers

• TONIGHT’S GAME By T J. Simers

• Cardinals Can’t Kick This Habit

• Sanders Falls Into Bills’ Safety Trap

• Turnovers the Key to Repeat of 66 By Jim Hodges

• Orioles a Team of Unity - A High-Five for Orioles vs. Johnson By Thomas Boswell

• Train Safety Ad Has Eerie Resemblance to Fatal Accident By Alan Abrahamson

• Turning Up the Heat on Alleged Drug Lord By Anne-Marie O'Connor

• Sorrowful Japanese Veteran Testifies on WWII Crimes By Sonni Efron

• Thurmond Released From Hospital

• Military Bill Faces Line-Item Vetoes

• Critical Conditions By Scott Martelle

• An Evening With Maggie at Hotel Bel-Air Benefit By Bridget Byrne

• Pope Warns Casual Rio Crowd Against Hedonism By Richard Boudreaux

• Prosecutor Who Fled to Spain Is Returned

• Twin New Troubles Beset Yugoslavia’s Milosevic By Tracy Wilkinson

• LBJ Saw Castro Role in JFK Slaying

• McGovern Rethinks Dumping Eagleton

• Banks Lending More Riskily, Regulator Says By Robert A. Rosenblatt

• Worth of a Day at the Beach Is Key to Trial By Deborah Schoch

• A Special Force By Susan Deemer

• Explosion Kills Mother, Son in South Lebanon

• Gunmen Kill Driver, 16 Children on Bus

• Promise of Reducing Poverty May Be Found Inside Marriage Vows By Ronald Brownstein

• They Don’t Sweat the Big Stuff - BOB THE GAMBLER by Frederick Barthelme, Houghton Mifflin, $23, 213 pages By Michael Harris

• LAUGH LINES

• S. Korea Postpones Visit to North by Nuclear Experts

• Proposal Would Cut Gas Emissions by 5%

• Burbank, Airport in Another Dogfight By Jill Leovy

• With Repairs on Agenda, Mir May Yet Be Back to Normal By Carol J. Williams

• Bungled Attack Leaves Israel on Defensive By Rebecca Trounson

• ‘What Is Cal State Fullerton?’ By Ann Conway

• Racial Hiring on Agenda for High Court Session By David G. Savage

• Symington Jet Trips Are Questioned

• Bosnian Croat Suspect Agrees to Surrender to War Crimes Tribunal

• White House Surrenders Tapes of Coffee Meetings By Sam Fulwood III

• As Wilson Eyes Bid, ‘96 Fiasco Looms Large By Mark Z. Barabak

• Test Tube for a Changing Political Climate By Danny Feingold

• Madhouse Mornings Belong to Mom By Sandy Banks

• VENTURA COUNTY NEWSWATCH By Miguel Bustillo, Mack Reed, and Andy Rose

• Fall Ball By Steve Henson

• U.N. Building in Baghdad Is Attacked

• Radioactive Material Sickens 10 Guards

• From Welfare Lines to Commuting Crush By Eric Bailey

• In This Fight, It Doesn’t Matter Who Started It By George Skelton

• For Justices, an Approved Mingling of Church, State

• Blazing a Trail Down America’s Spine By Frank Clifford

• Skateboarding Accident Kills 19-Year-Old in Orange County By Greg Hernandez and Mimi Ko Cruz

• Ahmanson Deal to Buy Coast Federal Is Reported By Debora Vrana

• Which Are You? Explorer or Communicator? By Kim Komando

• Launch Industry in California: ‘All Systems Maybe’ By Jonathan Weber

• CYBERSPACE

• Escaping From Reality, Not Family By Mary Purpura and Paolo Pontoniere

• RealNetworks Is Preparing to Battle the Giant By Leslie Helm

• The Right to Surf in Vietnam By David Lamb

• France Planning on Record IPO for Utility

• THE WEEK AHEAD

• Librarian Shelves a Bookish Image By Susan Mcrae

• High-Tech Rail Plan By P J. Huffstutter

• G.I. Joystick By Karen Kaplan

• A Sound Idea for Muffling Supersonic Jets By P J. Huffstutter

• Using the I-Way to Fly By P J. Huffstutter

• No Room for Two? By Greg Miller

• Want to Bet on the Dow? You Now Have Options

• Phone Companies Cashing In on Collect Calls By Jennifer Oldham

• Let the Pesky Telemarketer Down Easy By Kevin O'Hanlon

• Try Browsing Through Both Browsers First By Lawrence J. Magid

• ALSO

• Sun Micro to Unveil Updated Processor

• A Straight Arrow Gets Thrown a Curve By Thomas E. L. Dewey

• Grace Notes for a Cause in South-Central By Bill Kohlhaase

• A Warm Serenade to Mexico From Durcal By Ernesto Lechner

• Network Receives Enhanced Warnings By Howard Rosenberg

• San Diego Rep Revives ‘Zoot Suit’ With Bold Strokes By Jan Herman

• Subotnick’s ‘Intimate Immensity’ Whets Appetite for the Next Wave By Mark Swed

• Bone Thugs-N-Harmony Rumbles ‘Round Midnight; Blige Fires It Up By Connie Johnson

• The Challenge and Triumph of ‘ER’ Live By Carol Flint and Thomas Schlamme

• Redgrave Double Bill to Benefit Malibu Stage

• Tommy Tune Celebrates Songs of Bygone Era By Jennifer Fisher

• ‘Kiss the Girls’ Leads a Surge in Thrillers at the Box Office

• Johnny Cash at 65: Still ‘Unchained’ By Randy Lewis

• Eroica Trio Charms With Talent, Fun By Susan Bliss

• Making Shrinks Feel Small - ’70s Satire ‘Beyond Therapy’ Still Relevant, Humorous By Mark Chalon Smith

• ‘Tantalizing Teapots’ a Feel-Good Brew By William Wilson

• Tenor, Soprano Clear Hurdle on Road to Met By Chris Pasles

• Gorecki’s Third Is All His Own By Mark Swed

• L.A. Mozart Orchestra Shows Polish Under Carver’s Bold Direction By Daniel Cariaga

• Tupac’s Last Picture Show

• ‘Ardele’ Fails to Maintain Necessary Subtlety By Laurie Winer

• Some Good Things Do Come in Threes By Susan Bliss

• Sarajevan’s Journey From Cinema Hero to ‘Traitor’ By Kenneth Turan

• Fellowships Offered for Dramatic Writing

• Pasadena Pops Goes a Bit Afield By Timothy Mangan

• Parker’s Pse By John Clark

• Tune Town Leaves ‘Em Breathless By Jennifer Fisher

• Taller Coreografico Mixes Emotion, Eloquence By Lewis Segal