Archive for Wednesday, October 08, 1997

• Romney Shouldn’t Be on Political Cases for Now, GOP Official Says By Jean O. Pasco

• Fired Official’s Reforms Score Points for City By Chris Chi and Jodi Wilgoren

• Edison Accused of Impeding Probe By Myron Levin and Michael G. Wagner

• A Young Life of Promise, Responsibility Cut Short By Jeff Leeds

• Ad Signs Will Give Top Billing to City By Lesley Wright

• Director of Anti-Gang Program Denies Guilt By Tracy Wilson

• City Might Have to Pay for New Water Pipes By Lesley Wright

• Owner of Store Ordered to Paint Over Flag Sign By Hilary E. Macgregor

• Police Program Premieres Tonight By Mimi Ko Cruz

• Mary Jayne Gold; Helped Artists and Others Escape Nazis

• NATO Welcomes Expansion Until It Comes Time to Pay

• Fire Drill Is Today for 150 Businesses, Schools By Debra Cano

• AIDS: a Straight Women’s Health Crisis By Catherine Wyatt-Morley

• Mission Will Be Site of Tasty Fund-Raiser By Susan Deemer

• Advisor to Lecture on Women’s Finances By Sylvia L. Oliande

• Protest Targets Condemned School By Karima A. Haynes

• Sylvan Fade By Esther Schrader

• Ex-Agent Gets 6-Year Term for Sex With Minor

• Flood Preparation Class to Be Offered By John Canalis

• Passenger in Hit-and-Run Car Urged to Call Police

• Venue Operators Vow to Keep Traffic Flowing By Dawn Hobbs

• City to Serve Pizza to Its Teen Advisors By John Canalis

• Tracking Affirmative Action By Kenneth R. Weiss

• Christine Edwards to Lead OCC Foundation By Leslie Earnest, Lisa Addison, John Canalis, Jeff Kass, and J. J. Pope

• A Medical Joke That’s a Bit Insane By Steve Harvey

• Program to Check for Signs of Depression By Veronique De Turenne

• Parents, Baby Reunited After Hospital Mix-Up

• Application List Tops 400 for Unbuilt Senior Units By David Greenberg

• Joseph M. Baim Heads Jewish Federation By Leslie Earnest, Lisa Addison, John Canalis, Jeff Kass, and J. J. Pope

• Study of Lambert, Harbor Site to Begin By Mimi Ko Cruz

• Robert H. O’Brien; Led MGM Comeback in the 1960s

• Judge Gray Takes Leave to Study Race for House By Jeff Kass

• Robert L. Hasty; Fillmore Church Deacon

• Wielder of Shotgun Caught After Chase By Steve Carney

• Group to Discuss Plan to Move School By Hilary E. Macgregor

• Hubble Finds Biggest Star Yet By K C. Cole

• School Race Is Focus of Online Voter Guide By Lesley Wright

• Panel Reduces U.S. Funds for MTA Subway By Richard Simon

• Judge Won’t Waive Bail in Case of Abused Newborn By Dade Hayes

• Man, 20, Dies 3 Days After Shooting

• Quake Study Says Dam Safe By Kate Folmar

• Man Convicted of 1994 Sex Assaults, Burglaries By Tracy Wilson

• Woman Gets Jail for Theft of Funds By Mimi Ko Cruz

• ‘Poker Ride’ Bikers Appear in Court By Mack Reed

• Pets Go to School for Blessing of Animals

• Alma Mater Honors Steven G. Skoien By Leslie Earnest, Lisa Addison, John Canalis, Jeff Kass, and J. J. Pope

• 3,700 Marijuana Plants Seized Near Picnic Area

• City Attorney, 57, Says He Will Retire From Simi Post in 6 Months By Kate Folmar

• Health Care System Gets High Rating By Scott Martelle

• Bilingual Education Foe Dropped From Project By Amy Pyle

• Strike Force Closes Troubled Downtown Hotel

• Firefighters Put Out Blaze That Threatened Homes

• Feuer Urges Review of After-School Efforts By Darrell Satzman

• Playing Chicken in Newport Beach By Dana Parsons

• Workshop to Focus on El Nino Preparedness By Julio V. Cano

• Motorcyclist Killed in Accident Identified By Jose Cardenas

• Mass Drunk-Driving Trial Nears End By Tracy Wilson

• Breast Cancer Survivors Offer Warm Message By Regina Hong

• South Coast Plaza Zoning Review Is Altered By John Canalis

• A Game Plan for Making Cal State an Education Powerhouse

• Panel Urged to Block New Ferry Services By Shelby Grad

• Launch Point

• Panel Approves Compromise on Airport Plan By Martha L. Willman

• North-South Shuttle Line to Run to Shopping Centers

• Workers to Participate in El Nino Emergency Drill

• Aging Truck Fleet Plagues City Fire Dept. By Solomon Moore

• Gang Members Sentenced in Teen Party Slayings

• High Waves Curtail Search for Lancaster Man By Scott Steepleton

• Fat Clots, Diet Drug Blamed in Patient Death By Marcida Dodson

• New Home to Serve Mentally Ill Clients By Veronique De Turenne

• Thousands of Fish Killed in Westlake Lake By Coll Metcalfe

• Beyond the Atrocities, There’s Reason to Hope By Lisa Anderson

• Ralph Cicerone Wins U.N. Research Award By Leslie Earnest, Lisa Addison, John Canalis, Jeff Kass, and J. J. Pope

• Youth Convicted in Drive-by Slaying By Tracy Wilson

• Once, a Local Call Was Two Bits

• Jury Deliberates Death Penalty for Lindberg By Greg Hernandez

• A Path Along the West’s History

• D.A.’s Office Hires Former Police Chief as Liaison

• Committee Trims U.S. Funding for Subway By Richard Simon

• Heimlich Helper By John M. Glionna

• Turning Tiny Park Into Urban Oasis By Jeff Kass

• Obituaries

• Body Found Near Metrolink Tracks By Geoff Boucher and Frank Messina

• Removal of Female Inmates From Coed Jail Urged By Carl Ingram and Dawn Hobbs

• Quake Study Rates Dam Safe By Kate Folmar

• CSUN to Hold Free Careers Conference By Sylvia L. Oliande

• Foes of El Toro Airport Get Planning Role By Lorenza Munoz and Shelby Grad

• Obituaries

• Langdon Villa Owner Faces Code Violations By Darrell Satzman

• College Forum to Focus on Redevelopment Plan

• Council Refuses to OK Harassment Suit Settlement

• Offering Drug Addicts a Chance to Change Lives By Andrew Blankstein

• Interim Official Gets City Manager’s Post

• Mark R. Laret Joins Cal-OPTIMA Board By Leslie Earnest, Lisa Addison, John Canalis, Jeff Kass, and J. J. Pope

• Quake Victims Denounce Insurers By Hugo Martín

• Contractor Hired to Plow Up School Farm By John Canalis

• $30-Million Gift to Help Found 3 Quake Centers By Kenneth Reich

• High Waves Hamper Search for Boater By Scott Steepleton

• District Set to Build Lang Ranch School By Lisa Fernandez

• Legislators See Ruling on Limits as Plot Twist, Not End of Story By Miguel Bustillo

• Oxnard Council Ends Members’ Free Golf Play By Chris Chi

• Trustees to Vote on District Pay Raises By John Canalis

• Worker Who Died at TRW Plant Identified By Steve Carney

• School Celebrates Blessing of Animals By Karima A. Haynes

• Art-for-Drugs Case Goes to Jury Today By Davan Maharaj

• New Honor for a Chicano Educator

• Robbers Shoot Man After Eatery Holdup By Steve Carney

• Chopper Exclusive! Live! CHP Traffic Stop! By Arthur A. Lord

• Ex-Neighbor Admits He Molested Girl By Andrew Blankstein

• Day of Judgment: Netanyahu Must Go By Yossi Klein Halevi

• Community College Athletes of the Week

• End to the Splash’s Season Is Not Pretty By Martin Henderson

• Cox Defends Catcher Move By Jason Reid

• Nomo Elbow Surgery Called Routine by Jobe By Steve Springer

• Kansas Quarterback Out Three Games

• They’re Feeling Good in Upstart Jamaica By Grahame L. Jones

• Stark Hands Chang First-Round Loss

• La Reina Gets Going on New Streak

• IN DEFENSE OF CHAMINADE, THERE’S WEBBER By Tris Wykes

• Closs Looking Promising at Center By Chris Baker

• Stark Hands Chang First-Round Loss

• Marlins Unearn It By Jason Reid

• Goossen Signs to Fight Former Champ Duran By Vince Kowalick

• On-the-Spot Trojan Freshman Hits the Ground Running Well By Robyn Norwood

• SERIES AT A GLANCE By Mike Digiovanna

• Marina Sweeps No. 1 Fountain Valley

• NBA Doesn’t Mean ‘National Babble Assn.’ By Mal Florence

• UCI Basketball’s Robinson Ruled Ineligible for Fall By Chris Foster

• Canyons to Hire Football Coach, Try to Play in ‘98 By Vince Kowalick

• All-Catholic Prep League Is on Drawing Board By Mike Terry

• Bennett Becomes Pleasant Surprise By Scott Howard-Cooper

• Council Orders Traffic Plan for L.A. Arena

• Report Finds Safety Is Not an NCAA Priority

• Newcomb Stepping Down as Coach for L.A. Baptist

• A High-Water Mark for Sutton By Ara Najarian

• Soward Predicting Victory This Week By Robyn Norwood

• Something Bruin at El Camino Real By Eric Sondheimer

• Makeshift Line Gets Results By Elliott Teaford

• Amazing Feat By Chris Dufresne

• Matadors Will Play Far and Near in the Future By Steve Henson

• BASEBALL NOTES

• Spano Case Ends With Guilty Plea

• CALENDAR

• Packers Trade Simmons to Chiefs

• Smyth Foresees Small Crowds By Lonnie White

• Winless Kings Just Keep Tying By Lonnie White

• Chapman Needs Just Three Games to Beat Redlands

• Makeshift Line Gets Results By Elliott Teaford

• THE HOT CORNER By Mike Penner

• Broncos Send Bentley Packing

• Scott Looks to End Scoring Drought By Jim Hodges

• Pippen Sidelined for at Least Two Months

• Even the Coaches Take a Role in Hart Film Sessions

• In Ratings, Football Rolls Over Baseball By Larry Stewart

• It’s Every Alomar for Himself in AL Series By Mike Digiovanna

• Braves Need to Learn That It’s Not Kickball By Mike Downey

• They Wonder Why? By Eric Sondheimer

• Northridge Learns Comer Might Be Ruled Ineligible By Fernando Dominguez

• Marha Makes Quite a First Impression

• Galaxy Hoping to Exploit Trend By Grahame L. Jones

• High School League Plan Fails Logic By J A. Adande

• A Tip for Baseball History: Rotation, Rotation, Rotation By Randy Harvey

• Soccer Team Hurt, but Still Kicking By Lon Eubanks

• Oriole Bullpen Now a Concern By Mike Digiovanna

• These Indians Are All Warm and Fuzzy By Ross Newhan

• Genuine Apology or Sorry Excuse? By Kathleen Kelleher

• Laugh Lines

• ‘The Battleground Was Littered’

• Laser Strike at Satellite Derailed

• WASHINGTON INSIGHT

• ‘Moral Failure’ on Holocaust

• INS Crackdown Expands Into Imperial Valley By Anne-Marie O'Connor

• NATO Growth Is Key to Security, Senate Told By Tyler Marshall

• Edison Refused to Help in Fire Inquiry, Affidavit Says By Myron Levin and Michael G. Wagner

• Appellate Court Voids State Law on Term Limits By Dan Morain and Max Vanzi

• Recording Artist Among 6 Indicted in O.C. Drug Case

• Murder Suspect From O.C. Found in Oregon Home

• Senate Approves Plan to Block Deportations By Patrick J. Mcdonnell and Jodi Wilgoren

• Onetime Vichy Official Surrenders on Eve of Trial By John-Thor Dahlburg

• A Welcome Wagon for Paradise By Peter H. King

• Clinton Told Coffee Guests Were Donors, Memo Says By Glenn F. Bunting

• Bills OKd to Accelerate FDA Approval Process By Marlene Cimons

• Mir Crew Clears Way for Delivery of Supplies By Carol J. Williams

• What Is This Thing Called Money? By Richard Eder

• An American Ace By Patrick Mott

• Crazy Quilt of Weather Hits Southland By Eric Malnic and Tom Gorman

• U.S. Aim: Arms Dealer for the Americas By Jim Mann

• Parental Consent for Piercing OKd By Jenifer Warren

• Four of Targeted Voters Prove Themselves By Nancy Cleeland

• A Tough Private Choice for a Public School Advocate By Doug Smith

• O.C. Legislators Vow to Get Out on Own Terms By Eric Bailey

• State Test to Assess Learning Signed Into Law By Richard Lee Colvin and Dave Lesher

• Reno Summons White House Aide in Tapes Dispute By David Willman, Ronald J. Ostrow, and Marc Lacey

• In Paraguay, Rough Rider or Running Roughshod? By Sebastian Rotella

• 3.6 Quake Shakes Mammoth Lakes

• Novel Decision With Broad Impact By Henry Weinstein

• VALLEY NEWSWATCH

• Ruling Puts Rosenthal Back in Race By Nancy Hill-Holtzman

• Orange County Grand Jury Hears Testimony in Voting Case By Peter M. Warren

• White House Yields on ‘Fast-Track’ Bill

• Rift Over Pension Cuts Threatens Italian Government By Richard Boudreaux

• Jones Wrong on Clinton Description, Lawyer Says

• Hamas Leader Offers Heavily Qualified Truce By Rebecca Trounson

• Big Brother Was Watching By Stephen M H. Braitman

• Merging Myth and History By David L. Ulin

• Lott Derails Senate’s Campaign Fund Bill By Edwin Chen

• Contrasts Mark Hernandez’s Council Return By Matea Gold and Beth Shuster

• Evidence in Spying Case Paints Picture of Radical Zeal By Paul Richter and Richard A. Serrano

• As ‘Other’ Judaism Grows, So Does Peril By Marjorie Miller

• O.C. Grand Jury Hears Election Case Testimony By Peter M. Warren

• When Haight Turned to Love By Stephen M H. Braitman

• An Ant That’s Making Us Say Uncle By Susan Howlett

• One Night at a Premiere and Party With Brad Pitt By Bill Higgins

• Hurtling Into a Record By Patrick Mott

• Netanyahu and Arafat Meet to Ease Tensions By Rebecca Trounson

• U.S. Tightens Diesel Pollution Standard

• 6 Teenagers Charged With Murder Plot

• A Hundred Days in Hong Kong: A Matter of Haves, Have-Nots By Maggie Farley

• Turning Your Office Into a Strain-Free Environment By Lawrence J. Magid

• CBS Demotes Hard News Executive By Jane Hall

• Bias in Hiring Is a Bigger Problem Among Smaller Companies By Vicki Torres

• GM Would Retain Strong Voice in Hughes Unit After Sale to Raytheon

• Japan Feeling Region’s Pain, Analysts Say By David Holley

• A Spanish Not-So-Civil War Between Satellite TV Firms By Anna Marie De La Fuente

• Venture to Build DreamWorks Energy System

• Kia Motors America Switches PR Firms By John O' Dell

• Stocks Rally on Day of Records; Yields Slip

• Travel Firms Approve New Marketing Plan

• Wal-Mart Plans More Stores in U.S., Abroad

• Film Producer’s Tax Fraud Case Ends in Mistrial By James Bates

• High Court May Change Stance on Price Ceilings By David G. Savage

• Sun Accuses Microsoft of Violating Java Pact By Greg Miller

• Most Cost-Effective Insurer Might Be You By Juan Hovey

• Ford May Invest $2 Billion in Historic Plant

• Networking Can Help Get an Errand Service Up and Running By Karen E. Klein

• Consumers Ease Up on Borrowing

• Spotlight: FDA Cites Apria Healthcare for 5th Time in 2 Years

• Report Says Bre-X Geologist Responsible for Gold Swindle

• County Still Big Exporter of Electronics, Instruments By John O' Dell

• Imagyn Names CFO

• New Owner of O.C.’s Taco Bell Plans to Add Bite By Greg Johnson

• Grow Greyhound By James F. Peltz

• Amgen Gets OK to Sell Its First New Drug Since 1991 By Barry Stavro

• New Company Name Reflects Global Role By John O' Dell

• FDA Cites Apria for Oxygen-Handling Problems By Barbara Marsh

• Costa Mesa a Fitting Home for Mercedes By John O' Dell

• Also

• Alaska Airlines’ Success Could Make It Ripe for Picking By James F. Peltz

• Video View

• Vet Centers to Acquire 25% of Pet Insurance

• Also

• U.S. Treasury to Test Internet Payment System

• On the Front Lines By Evelyn Iritani

• Debt Holders Get Stake in Park Place By Leslie Earnest

• Mortgage Lender Sold

• SBA’s Loans in L.A. Area Hit Record $667 Million By Marla Dickerson

• Dead Medfly Causes Alarm in Bay Area

• Trak Auto to Sell 80 California Stores

• Repair Shop in Need of Tuneup By Karen E. Klein

• GM Would Retain Voice in Hughes Unit

• Icing on the Cake By Patty Newkirk

• Jury Still Weighing Unocal Patent Lawsuit By Nancy Rivera Brooks

• New Taco Bell Owner to Turn Up the Heat By Greg Johnson

• Life and Thyme By Marion Cunningham

• Direct From Indiana By Rose Dosti

• 1995 Scherrer Vineyard,Zinfandel “Old & Mature Vines,” Alexander Valley. ($18) By S. Irene Virbila

• Company Chicken: Quick and Blue By Betty Rosbottom

• Couch Potato Cuisine By Charles Perry

• It’s in the Bag By Joan Drake

• Silken Pasta By Donna Deane

• High and Dry: Raisins Are In

• Grapevine By May Parich

• The Odd Couple By Russ Parsons

• COOKBOOK WATCH

• 1 Duck, 3 Dishes? No Way! By May Parich

• In Fall, Our Fancy Turns to Apples By Mary Carroll

• Waiter, There’s Grilled Pork on My Salad By Marie Simmons

• There’s the Beef By Charles Perry

• Bombay Tray

• What Are You Drinking

• Little White Wine Lies By Matt Kramer

• Swift Jerk By Donna Deane

• Kitchen Sleuth Snail Puffs By Rose Levy Beranbaum

• Short and Sweet - COOK’S TIPS

• Painting on the Plate By Barbara Hansen

• Minting a Sunday Sundae By Bev Bennett

• ‘Gang Related’ Goes Over Some Rough Territory By Kenneth Turan

• More Pitt Than Politics By Kenneth Turan

• ‘Working’ Finds Its Way to the Top By Howard Rosenberg

• Body Language By John Roos

• Simplistic, Energetic ‘Umabatha’ By Laurie Winer

• Viewers’ Urge to Surf Sinks Network Plans By Brian Lowry

• Mixing and Mingling the Maxi Priest Way By Buddy Seigal

• Baseball Plays Havoc With Fall Stars By Brian Lowry

• Next Summer We’ll Repeat This Column By Howard Rosenberg

• KLVE-FM Remains King of the Radio Ratings Hill By Judith Michaelson

• A Look at Cliburn Contest By Chris Pasles

• MORNING REPORT By Jerry Crowe