Archive for Wednesday, September 10, 1997

• Long Beach to Begin 911 System Overhaul

• Hooked Behind Stone Walls

• 2nd-Graders Get Day to Bone Up on Early Local History By John Canalis

• Job Placement Program Moves to Larger Quarters

• Cities’ Urge Court to Close Landfill By Nick Green

• ‘Con Artist Season’ Arrives With Autumn By Jon Steinman

• AIDS Lawyer Team Wins Bar Award By Cathy Werblin

• No ‘Fast Track’ Without Safety Measures By Harley Shaiken

• Supervisors Postpone Health Board Decision By Shelby Grad

• Residents Seek to Stop Plans for New Park By Sylvia L. Oliande

• Rooms for Rent By Matea Gold

• Fleeing Driver Tosses Molotov Cocktails at Police By Steve Carney

• Sheriff to Hire Some MTA Officers By Jeffrey L. Rabin

• ‘Reader Rabbit’ and Other Computer Tutors

• Woman’s Death in Car Ruled Accidental By David Greenberg

• Temple Opens After $7-Million Reconstruction

• City Considers Second Offer to Build Card Club

• Council Revises Law for Adult Businesses

• Rental Spots Available for City Crafts Fair By Frank Messina

• Advocates’ Report Faults County, State on Collecting Child Support By Richard Warchol

• Free Oil Offered as Recycling Incentive By Cathy Werblin

• No Foul Play Suspected in Car Fire Death By David Greenberg

• A Hymn for Her By Coll Metcalfe

• Head-On Collision Injures 5 By Claire Vitucci

• Senior University Celebrates 1st Year

• Loosening the Rules for How We Mourn By Hali Weiss

• Proposal Targets Noise From Airport By Darrell Satzman

• Children Topic of Welfare Forum By Dawn Hobbs

• Woman to Face Murder Charge in Death of Son

• Rep. Sherman Plans Constituent Meetings By Sylvia L. Oliande

• City Council OKs Hiring Auditor to Review Budget

• Review of Environmental Study Delays Store

• ‘Fast Track’ Is Right Track for U.S. Trade Interest

• Kids Invited to Bring Toys, PJs to Story Time

• Resort Deal Is Questioned By Deborah Schoch

• Grants Available for Nonprofit Groups By Frank Messina

• Obituary

• County OKs Raises for Nonteaching District Staff

• Careers Class Planned at Citizens Academy By Hope Hamashige

• Cardinal Mahony to Say Mass for Mother Teresa

• Cemetery Worker Sentenced to 3 Years

• Volunteer Finds Resources to Open Library By Brenda Loree

• A Campus of More Than Classrooms By Mike Clary

• Council’s Charter Panel Suggests City Manager Job By Ted Rohrlich

• Convicted Killer Asserts Innocence By Thao Hua

• County Suit Over Damage to Irvine Regional Park Settled By Shelby Grad

• Haun’s Attorneys Grill Witnesses on Inconsistencies By Tracy Wilson

• Baugh’s Hearing Is Postponed

• Strange Twists in Bombing Case

• City Decides to Give Deck Owners a Break By Cathy Werblin

• District to Use Dogs to Curb Drugs at Schools

• Teachers Protest for New Contract By Lisa Fernandez

• 22 to Graduate From Entrepreneurial Program

• New Rangers Will Patrol City Parks By Mimi Ko Cruz

• Keep the Imperfect Status Quo

• City Planning Panel OKs Antenna Tower By Regina Hong

• D.A. Told to Fix Child Support Program By Josh Meyer

• Police Panel Backs Gun Control Plan By Tina Daunt

• Hermandad Probe Begets Another New Coalition By Jeff Kass

• Historian Gives CSUN African Books, Papers By Karima A. Haynes

• Man Named as Suspect in Death of Shakur Sues the Rapper’s Estate By Chuck Philips

• Shooting Report Favors Officer; He Isn’t Talking By Scott Hadly

• Probation Office Seeks Volunteer Mentors By Cathy Werblin

• Obituaries

• Teacher Scheduling Guidelines Approved By John Canalis

• A Tough Cell By Matea Gold

• Deputies Pressure Board for Pay Hike By Richard Warchol

• Foes of Planned Park Start Petition Drive By Sylvia L. Oliande

• Agency Offers Legal Advice, Senior Aid By Nick Green

• State Controller to Address Chamber By Kate Folmar

• Police Investigate Fatal Shooting By Jose Cardenas

• Academy Chief to Be Feted at Golden West By J. J. Pope

• 1 Man Killed, 1 Wounded in Shooting at Hotel

• Our Balkan Fumbling Grows Dangerous By Adam Garfinkle

• More City Funds OKd for Pops Orchestra By Julio V. Cano

• Sheriff’s Dept. Seeks 4 on Felony Warrants By Scott Hadly

• Major Changes OKd in Care for Indigent By Shelby Grad

• Series of Meetings on Headlands to Begin By Kimberly Brower

• The Columns Before Storm By Hilary E. Macgregor

• Blaze Chars Section of Camp Pendleton By Steve Carney

• Mahony Assails Wachs for Seeking Arena Vote By Ted Rohrlich

• Supervisors Target Skaters on Private Property By Richard Warchol

• Apartment Complex OKd by Commission By Coll Metcalfe

• Bigger Planning Commission Suggested By Chris Chi

• Free Parenting Classes Offered By Julio V. Cano

• Heart Attack Kills County Firefighter

• Police Shoot Man After His Mother Is Wounded

• City Council Rejects Church Expansion By Julio V. Cano

• Proposal for Sports Complex Advances By Jon Steinman

• Coastline to Offer Courses Via Cable TV By J. J. Pope

• City Ready for Bids on First Phase of Main Street Upgrade By Cathy Werblin

• College District Board President Is Recall Target By Michael Granberry

• Storage Firm Forced to Scale Back Plans By Darrell Satzman

• Teen Anti-Smoking Program to Get Funds

• Keep the Lifestyle Cops Out of Bars By M. Lester O'Shea

• South Coast Metro Designation Advances By John Canalis

• Reception Planned for Ugandan Bishop By Veronique De Turenne

• Not Quite Seeing Red on the Road By Steve Harvey

• Garden Grove-Santa Ana Freeway Connectors to Reopen

• Opportunities for Volunteering By Karima A. Haynes

• Concordia Opens 116-Student Dorm By J. J. Pope

• Local Woman to Sing at Mother Teresa Funeral By Coll Metcalfe

• Secession Bill Hits a Potential Roadblock By Nancy Hill-Holtzman

• Times Telemarketing Worker Shoots Colleague, Kills Self By Eric Malnic

• Suit Filed Over Fund for Slain Teller’s Kids By Mack Reed

• Authors to Speak at Writing Conference By J. J. Pope

• Man’s Lawsuit Accuses Ex-Boss of Sex Harassment By Bettina Boxall

• COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOOTBALL ‘97

• Futurity Is the Closing-Day Feature By Bob Mieszerski

• Astros Get Rare Victory

• Miami’s German Has Appeal Denied

• Matadors Behave Well on Trip To Hawaii By Fernando Dominguez

• Whiten Avoids Sexual Assault Charges

• HITTING THE …BEACH (SORT OF) By Mike Penner

• Plaisance on Crusade for a Little Respect By Peter Yoon

• Whiz Kids’ Ashburn Dies After Broadcasting Game By Scott Howard-Cooper

• Sparks Expect to Reach New Deal With Rousseau By Earl Gustkey

• There Seem to Be Holes in Trojan Running Game By Robyn Norwood

• Bruins Tackle Their Biggest Problem By Jim Hodges

• Junior College Football Logs

• Lemieux Joins the Hall Swiftly

• McGwire Closes In on 50-50

• TEAM PROFILES

• 1996 STANDINGS

• Hundley Suffers Elbow Injury

• Page Takes On Challenge of Selling His Game Plan By J A. Adande

• Young Cleared to Return

• Okoye’s Azusa Pacific Record Nice but Raphael Wants to Win By Ara Najarian

• GALAXY TONIGHT By Grahame L. Jones

• STREAKING

• OFF and RUNNING By Vince Kowalick

• Last-Minute Goal Gets Moorpark Tie

• Carpenter Displays His Craftsmanship By Mike Digiovanna

• Hoyer-Larsen Wins at U.S. Open

• Lemieux Joins the Hall Swiftly

• Power Plays at Work as Training Camps Open By Elliott Teaford

• Wirtz, Treat Lead Fullerton to Victory

• Miller Plays Confidence Game Now By Robyn Norwood

• Lemieux Joins the Hall Swiftly

• Still a Brave Old World By Steve Springer

• Low Numbers Keep Guards All Together

• THE HOT CORNER By Keith Thursby

• Matadors Struggling for First Victory

• De La Hoya Remembers East L.A. With a Passion By Randy Harvey

• JUNIOR COLLEGE FOOTBALL PREVIEW

• Salmon a Designated Fielder By Mike Digiovanna

• Seattle’s Big Shot Is Ducey

• The Name Isn’t All That Has Changed By Steve Kresal

• There’s Veterans and Rookies: Call Them All Coach

• Northridge Finds Hole in Middle By Mike Bresnahan

• Biggest Problem in Cowboy Dorm Was Hallwalkers By Mal Florence

• New Coaches Venture on Same Road By Dave Desmond

• Wait to Play Finally Over for Midfielder Mesrobian By Lon Eubanks

• Brunell Keeps Progressing

• Power Plays at Work as Training Camps Open By Lonnie White

• Chapman Falls to Biola in Men’s Soccer

• Match Play By Ross Newhan

• Boggs, Yankees Prevail

• Konerko Has Perfect Debut By Steve Springer

• Going Mobile at Village Christian By Peter Yoon

• Despite Feud, Russia and Chechnya Sign Oil Deal By Richard C. Paddock

• Wilson Urges Legislature to Act on Prop. 209 By Dave Lesher

• Bay Area Commuters Cope With BART Strike By Mary Curtius

• O.C. 45th Among 58 Counties in Collecting Child Support By Michael G. Wagner

• Bitterness Grows in an Iowa Family’s Field of Shattered Dreams By Richard Eder

• Get on Board By Michael Quintanilla and D. James Romero

• Taking a Gamble on ‘The Game’ By Bill Higgins

• Sinn Fein Rejects Violence, Joins Irish Peace Talks

• WASHINGTON INSIGHT

• Air Force Secretary Confirms She’ll Quit

• Attention to Teens Pays Off, Study Says

• Vatican Stiffens Opposition to Death Penalty By Richard Boudreaux

• Sleepin’ Safari By Barry Fitzsimmons

• Contemplating the ‘Cadillac Subdivision’ By Peter King

• Workers Want Out of Van Nuys City Hall By Hugo Martín

• Senate Sends Ban on Making Cheap Guns to Governor By Carl Ingram

• U.S. Supporters Tout NATO Expansion By Tyler Marshall

• Paula Jones’ Lawyers Allowed to Quit

• First Fund-Raising Sentences Meted Out

• Democrats Vote in Primary for N.Y. Mayor Post By John J. Goldman

• NATO Rescues Bosnian Serbs From Crowd’s Ire By Tracy Wilkinson

• Divers See More Than 100 Bodies Off Haiti

• Drug-Resistant TB Spreads to 42 States

• James Phelan; Investigative Reporter, Author By David Haldane

• Mother Teresa to Get U.S. Recognition Day

• Intelligence ‘Black Hole’ on Palestinians Spurs Israeli Debate By Marjorie Miller

• U.S., China Are Awkward Aid Partners for N. Korea By Jim Mann

• Get on Board By D. James Romero

• French Step Up Probe of Crash Fatal to Diana By John Dahlburg

• Waiting for the Excitement to Kick In By Bettijane Levine

• China Sets Public Straight on Party Summit Priorities By Rone Tempest

• Mars Surveyor Mission Nears Critical Orbit By Robert Lee Hotz

• VALLEY NEWSWATCH

• DNC Donor’s Offer of Funds to Yeltsin Told By Alan C. Miller and James Risen

• Unexpected Detour Slows Secession Bill By Nancy Hill-Holtzman

• Judge Allows Paula Jones’ Lawyers to Quit

• Clinton Begins Push on Trade Power By Jonathan Peterson

• Democrats Face Runoff in N.Y. Mayor Vote By John J. Goldman

• Visiting Albright Seeks ‘Mutual Responsibility’ From Israel, Palestinians By Norman Kempster

• Rep. Shuster Target of Influence Buying Probe

• Teen Taste for Vodka Ads Raises Concern

• VMI Suspends Female Cadet for Striking Male Student

• Legislators Facing Crush of Measures in Session’s Final Hours By Dan Morain

• Kim Likely to Be Target of New Ethics Panel By Jodi Wilgoren

• The Height of Fashion By Kathryn Bold

• A Boon to Social Climbers in Hong Kong By Maggie Farley

• Ex-DNC Chief Lays Out Some Blame By Marc Lacey

• Historic Hideaway

• Get on Board By Michael Quintanilla

• Get on Board By Michael Quintanilla

• Unfinished Business Troubles Thailand By David Holley

• Smaller Losses at Pacific Biometrics

• FTC Plans to Change Cigarette Test

• To Get Clients, Firm Must Focus By Diane Seo

• Small Firms Are Latest Victims of Phone Switching By Vicki Torres

• Going the Distance to Get the Best Phone Service By Lawrence J. Magid

• Fighting the Big Boys By Larry Gordon

• Campbell to Spin Off Weaker Units

• Xerox to Sell Talegen Unit to Managers

• Cotton Fest By Martha Groves

• A College Crush By Martha Groves

• Workers Win $600,000 in Levi Lawsuit

• Centris Acquires Reinsurance Company

• A Thai Business Wonders, Will It All Crumble? By David Holley

• High-Speed Upgrade By Diane Seo

• Derlan to Provide Power Supplies for Boeing

• As Your Business Changes, so Does Your Risk; Time to Take Charge? By Juan Hovey

• Resources to Turn to When You Need Help Writing Your Business Plan

• Disney Seeks to Oust Katzenberg’s Legal Team By James Bates

• Jump-Starting Profit - Auto Dealership Finds New Energy When Son Joins Father’s Business

• Effects of U.S. Probe Hit Columbia / HCA

• ICN Registers 4 Million Shares By Barbara Marsh

• Diedrich Posts Loss but Sales Rise 23%

• Starwood to Buy Westin for $1.57 Billion

• St. John Knits Reports Higher Income

• Turning on Tap of New Capital to Southland By James Flanigan

• Capital, Italian Bank Team to Offer Funds

• California Exports Rise Modestly

• Productivity in 2nd Quarter Is Best in 3 Years

• It’s Been Sweet; Time to Say Goodbye to the Old 7-Up

• Mirage Sues Trump, Hilton Over Atlantic City Plans

• Accountant Cites Discrepancies by O.C.’s Aviation By P J. Huffstutter

• Oakley Says Profit Won’t Meet Expectations By Patrice Apodaca

• Aviation’s Accounting Firm Resigns By P J. Huffstutter

• Spotlight: Gov. Wilson Vetoes Overtime Pay Bill

• Oakley Revises Earnings Estimates Downward By Patrice Apodace

• Steady Advance in Small Stocks Impresses Pros By Tom Petruno

• Housing Recovery Continues By Melinda Fulmer

• The Incredibly Shrinking Rental Window By Thomas K. Arnold

• Business Wannabes: Do Your Homework

• Ailing Bloch to Be Released From Prison

• Also…

• Small-Stock Rally Looks Like It Has Staying Power By Tom Petruno

• CKE Restaurants Feasts on Record Quarterly Earnings

• Belgravia Capital to Be Acquired by Phoenix Company By Barbara Marsh

• Small Stocks Sizzle as Blue Chips Fizzle

• ALSO

• The Juices Are Flowing By Martha Groves

• With Technology, Services Find Much Gained in Translations By Marla Dickerson

• INS Raids Shut Puck Cafe, Fellow OC Mall Eatery By E. Scott Reckard

• Orange County Home Sales Reach Highest Level in 8 Years By Melinda Fulmer

• Oakley’s Woes Continue as Earnings Slump By Patrice Apodaca

• Technology, Clothing Among Hot Exports in Growing Market By Diane Seo

• Russell, Nasdaq Indexes Again Hit New Highs

• EU Loses Appeal on Banana Import Rules

• Video View

• ‘Clover’ Looks at Race in Family Unit By Daryl H. Miller

• Back to Altman’s Original ‘Man’ By Claudia Puig

• Over 33 Million in U.S. Watch Funeral of Princess Diana By Brian Lowry

• Skepticism and Faith at Core of Globe’s ‘Miracles’ By Nancy Churnin

• Opera Pacific Scores Comeback Year By Chris Pasles

• Wayans Takes a Detour to the Gritty Side With ‘413 Hope St.’ By Greg Braxton

• Colvin’s Different Expressions Prove Stylish Treat By Rich Kane

• Superb ‘Arabian Nights’ Is Not Meant for the Kids By Don Shirley

• Chamber Orchestra Offers Mozart Serenade By Timothy Mangan

• Morning Report By Shauna Snow

• A ‘Killer’ Memoir By Patrick Goldstein

• Lecture Offered on Siquieros’ Murals

• Loggins’ Guiding Words: Once More, With Feelings By Buddy Seigal

• Charting TV Land From Mayberry to Minneapolis By Benjamin Epstein

• Kruse Bridges Ashcan, Social Realism By William Wilson

• Seeing Red

• Times Food Writers Cited

• 1995 Mas de Bressades Cabernet-Syrah, Vin de Pays du Gard ($13) By S. Irene Virbila

• Is That a Terpenoid I Smell? By Russ Parsons

• Cookbook Watch

• Grapevine By May Parich

• A Godfather You Can’t Refuse By Joan Drake

• Larb Gai Guy

• The Ripe Time By Russ Parsons

• The Tomato Explosion - deck tk By Russ Parsons

• A Tomato Treasury By Barbara Hansen

• The Versatile Tomato By Marie Simmons

• Squash, Anyone? By Faye Levy

• Cheater’s Galettes By Joan Drake

• For Grain Nuts By Rose Dosti

• The Varietal Revolution By Matt Kramer

• Summer’s Ending, So Let’s Go Couscous By Betty Rosbottom

• Past Perfect By Russ Parsons

• Raid Your Mint By Bev Bennett

• A Frittata for the Dropper-Inners By Betty Rosbottom

• What Are You Drinking?

• Lobster for Four the Easy Way By Abby Mandel

• Rainbow Eats By Charles Perry