Archive for Friday, October 10, 1997

• Ardith Hilliard Named Editor of The Times Valley Edition By Martha L. Willman

• Testimony on Sherri Dally’s State of Mind Not Allowed By Andy Rose

• Project to Aid Cancer Victims’ Children By Richard Warchol

• Of Marriage and Mystery By Shawn Hubler

• Enrollment Surge Forces District to Reopen School

• Members Sought for 2 Advisory Committees By John Canalis

• Coalition Pushes Plan for Homeless Shelter

• Ceremony Applauds School’s Rebirth By Dade Hayes

• Jury Awards $8.1 Million in Legal Malpractice Case

• Child Services Agency Honors Sheriff’s Dept. By J. J. Pope

• Coach Faces Charges in Teenage Sex Case

• Saddam’s Secret Weapon Is Worse Than Imagined By Avigdor Haselkorn

• Graffiti-Deterrent Bus Shelters to Be Installed

• FPPC Formally Imposes Fine on Alatorre By Carl Ingram

• Tons of Mackerel That Washed Ashore Probably Were Dumped, Officials Say By Frank Messina

• 7 Residents to Be Honored for Helping Inner-City Kids

• 9 Qualify in Race for Assembly By George Ramos

• ATM Installed at Police Department By Debra Cano

• Interim City Manager Becomes Permanent By J. J. Pope

• Cooperation With Mexico, Flaws and All, Still Is Best By Barry R. Mccaffrey

• Something for the Trophy Case By Henry Weinstein

• Mall Gets Ready for a Rock-Solid Start By Jeff Kass

• Coast Panel OKs Reduced Plan for Bolsa Chica By Michael Granberry

• Man Gets 50 Years to Life in Robbery Ring By Andrew Blankstein

• Suspect in Colorado Bank Robbery Held By Scott Hadly

• Professor Earns Teaching Honor By Mimi Ko Cruz and J. J. Pope

• Career Development Class Is Offered By Regina Hong

• High-Speed Chase Ends With Arrest of Parolee By Steve Carney

• Pier Parking Structure to Get $1-Million Upgrade

• Direct Debit Available for Water, Sewer Bills

• Holiday Closings

• Volunteers to Build Restroom at Clinic By Sylvia L. Oliande

• Communication Line Got Muddied By Steve Harvey

• Toxic Drop-Off Days Scheduled By Richard Warchol

• Keeping Up With Weather By Al Martinez

• A Working Vacation By Nick Green

• Lawyers Bungled Couple’s Suit, Jury Finds By Dade Hayes

• Where Car-Chase Culprits Are Going, They Won’t Need a Car By Henry Chu and Hugo Martín

• Golden West Student Earns JPL Award By Mimi Ko Cruz and J. J. Pope

• Realtors Raise Funds for Low-Cost Housing By David Greenberg

• Alliance of City, Business Leaders Attempts a Hollywood Make-Over By Bettina Boxall

• Golf Course Waives Fees for Volunteers By Dawn Hobbs

• Measure to Raise Funds for New School OKd By Susan Deemer

• School Principal Says Probe Shows No Cheating By Duke Helfand

• Music Program for Youth Receives Grant By Nick Green

• Educator’s Heirs Give $100,000 to UCI By Mimi Ko Cruz and J. J. Pope

• Probe to Saturn Is on Track

• Downtown Trees, Grown High and Mighty, Are Laid Low By Mimi Ko Cruz

• Probability, Plutonium Don’t Mix By Najmedin Meshkati

• Probation Department Announces Reforms By Josh Meyer

• City Attorney Urges Auto Insurance Change By Kenneth Reich

• Markets, Church to Conduct Food Drive By Mimi Ko Cruz

• Mayor Objects to Mass Court Appearance by City Officials

• Councilman Should Resign Himself to Facts By Dana Parsons

• $1-Million Renovation of Sepulveda Blvd. Planned

• City Schedules Events to Mark 40th Birthday

• Preservationists Honor Church, Other Buildings

• Trustees Vow to Use Health Fund Locally By Julie Marquis

• United Way Seeks to Ease Impact of Welfare Reform By Abigail Goldman

• Private Skateboard Park Wins Support By Coll Metcalfe

• Prosecution Ends DUI Case Arguments By Andy Rose

• Out of Detox By Nick Anderson

• Valley Schools Dominate AP Test Taking By Doug Smith

• More Study Due Plan for Tunnel Through Forest By Shelby Grad

• Residents Finally Win Long Fight for Stop Sign By Susan Deemer

• Police Seeking Probation Violator Find Drugs, Guns at House By Janet Wilson and Steve Carney

• A Thankless Job Well-Done

• Former Fire Chief Takes College Post By Mimi Ko Cruz and J. J. Pope

• Camarillo Assails County Over Airports Plan By Dawn Hobbs

• Lawyer Chosen to Fill Seat on School Board

• Sports Arena Is a Winner for City and Taxpayers

• Ramp Meter an On-Again, Off-Again Issue By Jose Cardenas

• Assembly Speaker Gives Pep Talk to Students

• Freeway Connector Closed for Work Today By Debra Cano

• Jewelry Robbers Cut Hole in Wall to Reach Store

• Plan to Rename Park After Chavez Stirs Controversy

• Coming Out Day Rally Is Sunday in Laguna By Mimi Ko Cruz

• Obituaries

• Alleged Hacker May Get Use of Computer

• Lung Assn. Promoting Clinics’ Free Flu Shots By Julio V. Cano

• ‘Sneak a Peak’ Piques Interest in School By Lisa Addison

• The Workplace in the Year 6 A.A. By Patt Morrison

• CRA Aid to Arena Deal Stirs Some Criticism By Beth Shuster

• Library Revisions Bring Sense of Calm By Richard Warchol

• Fairfax Avenue Receives Grant for Improvements

• Sanitary District to Collect Old Tires By John Canalis

• Student Crossing Railroad Tracks Is Killed by Train

• A System in Need of Fixing

• Ventura Residents Raise Concerns Over School Move By Hilary E. Macgregor

• Some Good News for L.A. on Advanced Tests By Doug Smith

• Obituaries

• Fire Scorches 15 Acres; Apartments Evacuated

• City Helping Connect Business, Nonprofits By Jeff Kass

• Safety Festival to Be Hosted by Firefighters By Julio V. Cano

• Fire Forces Evacuation of Apartments By Duke Helfand and Claire Vitucci

• Helping Kids Relate to the Very Adult Concept of Yom Kippur By Esther Schrader

• Fertility Doctor Told of Conspiracy in Talks By Davan Maharaj

• Swedish Council Salutes Librarian By David Greenberg

• 4 Arrested in School Shooting Incident By Janet Wilson

• Police Searching for Hotel Robber By Scott Hadly

• Student Leader Strives for Racial Harmony By David Greenberg

• Calls Taped for Political Gain, Prosecutor Says By Fred Alvarez

• Subway Construction to Halt for Half-Day Safety Review By Richard Simon and Jeffrey L. Rabin

• A Red-Letter Weekend for the Wacky By Deborah Belgum

• Seniors Snapping Up New Low-Income Apartment Units By Lesley Wright

• Part of T-Shirt Sales Will Go to Charities By Hope Hamashige

• Mission Officials Fire Archeologists Working on School Project By Richard Warchol

• MTA Will Study Valley Transit Issues By Frank B. Williams

• Mayor’s New Hotline Gives Voice to Residents By Lisa Addison

• City Seeking Police Officer Applicants By Darrell Satzman

• Bruce Passes Fullerton Past Rosemead, 30-13

• Orange Stays on the Ground and Runs Past Garden Grove By John Bowles

• If They Needed a Challenge, Trucks Got It By Shav Glick

• Union Wants AL Presence in West By Ross Newhan

• Agoura Wins, Hopes It Doesn’t Turn Into Loss By Mike Bresnahan

• Willard Runs Loyola Past Hart, 31-21 By Peter Yoon

• GAME DAY

• Sea Kings Single Out Warriors By Dave Mckibben

• Walker Fills in Just Fine for Monroe By Paige A. Leech

• Season Gets Serious for Penn State By Chris Dufresne

• NFL TOP TO BOTTOM By T J. Simers

• Sailors Get Bearings, Rout Rebels By Dave Mckibben

• Faxon Wins Match, Mickelson Meets His

• Friday’s Yardstick

• Edison Recovers From Its Fumbles to Shut Out Sonora By Ted Apodaca

• TONIGHT’S GAME By Jason Reid

• Alou Might Play Tonight By Jason Reid

• Bryant, O’Neal Lead the Way By Chris Baker

• Camarillo Does Double Duty

• In the End, Smith Is Simply ‘Tired’ of Job By Chris Dufresne

• Balanced Offense Keeps Birmingham Unbeaten By Josh Filan

• In another Sea View League match:

• It’s Safe To Say He Won’t Be Called ‘The Big Tipper’ By Mal Florence

• Ventura Encounters More Problems By Vince Kowalick

• Bettman Takes Political Stance By Elliott Teaford

• Sunny Hills’ Defense Continues to Be Stingy By Mike Wojciechowski

• Rangers Tied To Record Book

• Practice May Make Perfect, but Colbert Prefers to Play By Thomas Bonk

• Canyon Is Still Good as Golden By Dave Desmond

• 1 - 25: THE TIMES’ RANKINGS BY CHRIS DUFRESNE By Chris Dufresne

• The Locals By Robyn Norwood

• St. Bonaventure Takes Ugly Victory By Tris Wykes

• Titans Defeat Utah State in Women’s Volleyball

• What’s Up Next for UCLA–TV Land? By Larry Stewart

• Village Christian Appoints Smith Girls’ Basketball Coach

• Cypress’ Patterson Too Much for Santa Ana By Mark Peinado

• Warriors Beat No. 3 Irvine in Cross-Country

• Full Speed Ahead By Robyn Norwood

• Hull Tricks Kings By Lonnie White

• CITY SECTION FOOTBALL ROUNDUP By Amy Raisin

• Guthridge Steps Into Limelight By Robyn Norwood

• SOUTHERN SECTION FOOTBALL ROUNDUP

• Aces of Consistency

• NOTES - Robinson Calls Out Officials By Lonnie White

• Marlins Suffer Big Loss in Fernandez By Jason Reid

• BASEBALL NOTES

• Through It All, Orioles’ Davis Keeps Groovin’ By Ross Newhan

• FISH REPORT

• Marquis Drives It Home By Mike Digiovanna

• SOUTHERN SECTION FOOTBALL ROUNDUP By Lisa Sweeney

• The Winner and Still Champion: the Killer Whale By Pete Thomas

• CITY SECTION FOOTBALL ROUNDUP By Greg Anapol

• Getting His Career in Shape By Mark Pargas

• NOTES - Hudler Sparkles in TV Career By Mike Digiovanna

• Piatkowski Ready to Deliver By Chris Baker

• Woodbridge’s Defense Comes Through Again

• Rangers Tie the Flames, Get Record

• Loyola Steals Away With 31-21 Victory By Peter Yoon

• Landeta Joins Buccaneers

• Blazek Leads Way Again as Los Alamitos Lights Up Wilson By Michael Itagaki

• Smith’s Key Late Defensive Play Saves Kennedy By Tom Connolly

• Lawyer Testifies for NFL

• SOUTHERN SECTION FOOTBALL ROUNDUP By Lance O'Fallon

• BASEBALL NOTES By Chris Foster

• Mitchell Declared Eligible By Jim Hodges

• Carrillo Can’t Just Walk Off This Loss

• Young Sun Devil on Hot Seat By Robyn Norwood

• Troy Builds Confidence, Beats Ocean View By Wyatt Haupt

• Marina Scores 4 Touchdowns in 7 Minutes By Scott Jones

• SOUTHERN SECTION FOOTBALL ROUNDUP By Mitch Polin

• Dudley’s Trade Approved

• BRAVES-MARLINS / GAME REPORT

• CITY SECTION FOOTBALL ROUNDUP By Julio Cortez

• Green Sets Speed Record While Wheels Are Parked

• SOUTHERN SECTION FOOTBALL ROUNDUP By Steve Galluzzo

• Lindros Strikes Again

• Bigger Is Better for Toledo By Jim Murray

• Pacifica Puts Big Hurt on La Quinta By Eric Maddy

• SOUTHERN SECTION FOOTBALL ROUNDUP By David Skeels

• Syracuse Rolls Over Rutgers

• La Habra Can’t Overcome Errors, La Serna’s Rea By Mike Besack

• The Locals By Jim Hodges

• WHAT TO SEE AND DO AROUND SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

• NOTES By Ross Newhan

• Channel Islands Gives Coach a Win By Eric Barad

• Brea Hands El Dorado Its First Loss of Season By Mike Terry

• ROAD TO SUCCESS By John Ortega

• Morris Expected to Surrender

• San Fernando’s for Real By Eric Sondheimer

• 5 Things to Look For: By T J. Simers

• Loyola Steals Away With 31-21 Victory By Peter Yoon

• Willard Runs Loyola Past Hart, 31-21 By Peter Yoon

• Tustin, Foster Give Canyon 60-0 Thrashing By Ryan T. Blystone

• Mir Crew Unloads Cargo Ship Supplies

• Involvement Opportunities By Aaron Davis

• 8 Gun Makers Agree to Provide Trigger Locks By Faye Fiore and Jonathan Peterson

• Bardot Is Fined for Inciting Race Hatred

• A Milestone in Modern Feminism By Beverly Beyette

• Armchair Owners By Dave Wielenga

• Facing Trial, Army’s Top Enlisted Man Loses Title

• No New Voter Fraud Leads in Dornan Papers By Jodi Wilgoren

• O.C. Jury Votes Death for Hate Crime Murder By Greg Hernandez

• Teams Search for Plane Carrying 8 Federal Workers

• Clinton Gets Global Warming Options By James Gerstenzang

• ‘Reunification Express’ Train in Vietnam Making Headway By David Lamb

• Italy’s Dario Fo Wins Nobel Prize for Literature By Richard Boudreaux

• At Least 124 Die After Hurricane Slams Mexico By Chris Kraul and Mary Beth Sheridan

• Desmond James Scott; New Zealand’s WWII Ace

• FAA May Inspect Jet Fuel Tanks

• Deal With Saudi Bomb Suspect Falls Apart By Robin Wright

• An Evening of Music, Hellos and Goodbyes By Mary Lou Loper

• The Greening of a Superfund Site By Nick Anderson

• N. Korea Lists Emigres to Visit Japan

• Laugh Lines

• Winners in Bosnian Elections Face Challenge: Taking Office By Tracy Wilkinson

• Parks Succeeds Coffey as Editor of The Times By Nancy Rivera Brooks

• Budget Dispute Topples Italy’s Government

• ‘87 Video Shows Reagan Hosting Republican Donors in White House

• Daylight Meteor Shakes Up El Paso

• President Approves Oklahoma City Bombing Memorial

• Politics and Marijuana: an Award-Winning Mix By Patt Morrison

• Edible Gold Sprouts in Northwest By Kim Murphy

• Democrats Wooed, but Never Won, Wealthy Iraqi By Glenn F. Bunting

• House Approves School Vouchers for Families in D.C. By Sam Fulwood III

• From Russia–With a Bit Too Much Love By Vanora Bennett

• The Literature of Latin America, Before and After ‘El Boom’ By Anthony Day

• White House Repaying Treasury for 8 Fund-Raising Breakfasts

• U.S. Officials Praise Mammogram Increase By Marlene Cimons

• N.Y. Freeway Closed in Truck Explosion

• Jury Recommends Death for Hate Crime By Greg Hernandez

• 2 Seized in Theft of Pre-Incan Art

• John Ashley; TV Actor, Producer of ‘A-Team’

• Border Crackdown Paradox Studied By Patrick J. Mcdonnell

• Panel OKs Scaled-Down Housing Near Bolsa Chica Wetlands By Michael Granberry

• The ‘98 Passat: Riches for the Common Volk By Paul Dean

• Must Strong Men Be Such a Threat? By Sandy Banks

• Philadelphia Will Host ‘Million Woman March’

• Data Show Elements for Life May Be Present on a Moon of Jupiter

• The Day He Learned About Brotherhood and How to Knot a Tie By Steve Tice

• GOP Agrees to Plan for Limits on Deportations By Jodi Wilgoren

• For Victim’s Family, Grief Is Still Fresh By Hope Hamashige

• Isolationist Sentiment in U.S. Tapering Off, Poll Says By Tyler Marshall

• Reno ‘Mad’ About Timing of White House Videos’ Release By Robert L. Jackson, Ronald J. Ostrow, and Marc Lacey

• GOP Agrees to Plan for Limiting Deportations By Jodi Wilgoren

• Feast of Burden

• Wilson OKs Senior Citizen Insurance Bill By Virginia Ellis

• Commutes Will Get Worse, Study Says By Shelby Grad

• Federal Committee OKs Plan to Create Redwoods Preserve

• Life Expectancy Up as Violence Dips

• Smog Check, Sex Crime Bills Become Law

• Also …

• ORANGE COUNTY EARNINGS By P J. Huffstutter

• Wilson Vetoes Bill on Income Tax Info By Vicki Torres

• Blue Chips Post Loss; Bonds Edge a Bit Higher

• Draw and Fire - Disney Flexes Financial Muscle to Protect Its Animation Turf By Claudia Eller

• Steri-Oss President Named to 2 More Posts

• Hilton Wins OK for Bally’s Settlement

• WEB SITE REVIEWS By Krissy Harris

• Clinton to Seek Taxpayer Rights Legislation

• MCI to Scrutinize WorldCom’s Takeover Bid

• Western Digital Net Income Up 91% but Short of Mark

• Viacom to Sell Products in Spain By Sallie Hofmeister

• Teamsters Union Ratifies Contract With UPS

• Circuit Court Won’t Hear Tobacco Appeal

• PacifiCare’s Chief in California Resigns By Barbara Marsh

• CoCensys’ Marketing Unit Sold for $9 Million By Barbara Marsh

• Intel Will Start Production of Its New Chip in 1999

• Sunstone Hotel Starts Public Offering

• CNN Reverses Self on Group’s Ads

• Also …

• Stock-Fund Buys Running at High Rate

• Retailers Report September Sales Slide

• Ascend’s 3rd Quarter Falls on Foreign Sales

• Mortgage Rates Hit 20-Month Low

• Grooming for Success By Diane Seo

• Micro Therapeutics’ Sales Up 77%

• Jobs Considering the CEO Title at Apple

• Alpha Micro’s Finance Chief Departs

• Tax Evader Gets Home Detention By (james S. Granelli)

• Costa Mesa’s J.C. Carter Fetches High Price By John O'Dell

• Clinton to Propose New Legislation on Taxpayer Rights By From \o7 Associated Press\f7

• TV Ratings Report

• Germany Leads Europe Nations With Move to Stem Inflation

• Is Your $1 Million Going Up in Smoke? By Scott Burns

• Jury Awards $1 Million in Eddie Bauer Case

• Labor’s Heavy Workload

• Hoping for Perks, Wells Brews Plan With Starbucks By Don Lee

• Investors Buy 9.99% Stake in Apria Healthcare Group

• Firms Forecast $1.50-Per-Pack Cigarette Hike By Henry Weinstein

• Finova Group Finishes Belgravia Acquisition

• GE Rises 13%, Powered by Conservation, Sales

• Bay Wins Prodigy Modem Order Over Ascend

• NASD Appoints Six New Board Members

• Powerwave Shares Rise to 52-Week High

• Also …

• Smith Barney Close to Settling Sex-Harassment Suit

• ‘60 Minutes’ Founder Urges ‘Tasteful’ Journalism

• Capital Pacific Holdings Sells Off Minority Stake By E. Scott Reckard

• ‘RocketMan’ Aims for Space By Kevin Thomas

• Thriller ‘Most Wanted’ the One That Got Away By Jack Mathews

• NOBEL WINNER

• A New Season, A new ERA By Mark Swed

• ART REVIEW By David Pagel

• Death Takes No Holiday in the ‘Mall’ By F. Kathleen Foley

• THE VAULTS / CD REISSUES By Robert Hilburn

• Uttal Delivers a Fine Indian, Jazz Mix By Don Heckman

• Pacific Symphony Offers a Lush Opening Program By Daniel Cariaga

• ALL THAT JAZZ By Don Heckman

• A ‘Timeless’ Story of Love Between Losers By Kevin Thomas

• Audrey, ‘Can’t You Cry?’ By Dennis Mclellan

• Operatic Operations in ‘Puccini Project’ By F. Kathleen Foley

• ART REVIEW By David Pagel

• Two Old Sports Try New Games By Howard Rosenberg

• ‘Capitaine Conan’ Examines Society in a Time of War By Kevin Thomas

• Parkey Posey Is at Her Brattiest in ‘The House of Yes’ By John Anderson

• Man’s Search for ‘Family’ Uncovers Connections By Kevin Thomas

• ALL THAT JAZZ By Don Heckman

• ALL THAT JAZZ By Don Heckman

• Kaljuste Leads Uplifting Program By Daniel Cariaga

• First L.A. Latino Film Festival Continues

• Lamb’s ‘Lion’ Misses the Magic By Nancy Churnin

• ALL THAT JAZZ By Don Heckman

• Taylor Brings an Abstract Touch to Piano By Don Heckman

• ‘Universal Woman ‘97’ Guests to Include Elders

• Medicine for the Ears By John Roos

• Asian Pacific AIDS Benefit Concert Set

• Groundlings Get Kicks on ‘5 Exits’ By Philip Brandes

• And a New Era By Mark Swed

• ART REVIEW By David Pagel

• ‘Washington Square’: A New Approach to an Old Address By Kenneth Turan

• The One That Got Away By Zan Dubin

• A Special Celebration for Higgins’ 61st By Don Heckman

• ‘Once in a Lifetime’ Showcases Singer Newley’s Sense of Drama By Robert Hilburn

• ALL THAT JAZZ By Don Heckman

• ‘Napoleon’ Review

• Nibbles and Bits

• As a Showcase for Its Star, ‘Love Always’ Finds a Niche By Kevin Thomas

• Concert Reading at L.A. Theatre Center

• MORNING REPORT By Shauna Snow

• ‘Situation Tragedy’ Found in TV Comedy By Philip Brandes

• THEATER REVIEW - ‘Old Wicked Songs’ Strikes an Intelligent, Moving Tone By Laurie Winer

• When Details Add Up to a Sign of Something Big By David Pagel