Archive for Friday, October 09, 1998

Assembly Candidates Concur, Spar at Debate

• Worries Tinged With Age Pit Council Members Against Each Other By Phil Willon and Jill Leovy

• System Puts Background Checks at Fingertips By Tina Dirmann

• Educators at Odds Over Aid to Teen Mothers By Jennifer Hamm

• Quayle Predicts GOP Domination in Election By Phil Willon

• Rupture in Gas Line Forces Evacuations By Holly J. Wolcott

• Voter Rally at Pierce Draws Few Students By Sue Fox

• What to Wonder About Next By Steve Harvey

• A Fine Mess, Thanks to the Court By Daniel Slocum Hinerfeld and Robert E. Hinerfeld

• Demolition of Historic Ranch Buildings Begins By Jennifer Knight

• Cousins Make Well-Timed Entrances By Elaine Gale

• A Community’s Cultural Heartbeat By Jocelyn Y. Stewart

• Missing Woman Believed Drowned By John Canalis

• Arts Plaza Gets Gift of $1.5 Million By Kate Folmar

• Auditorium’s Reopening to Cap San Gabriel Face Lift By Peter Y. Hong and Julie Ha

• Hollywood Pins Revival Hopes on Major Project By Bettina Boxall

• Roger Seaver By Scott Holleran

• Quayle Stumps for Hoffman, Predicts GOP Gains in November

• Raymond Malvani; USC Professor, Playwright By Brett Anthony Collins

• Helping Kids Sidestep Trouble By Greg Hernandez

• Bomb Threat Forces Evacuation of Las Posas Plaza By Holly J. Wolcott

• A Woman’s Place By Nick Green

• Pupils Trumpet Their Indignation at Elephants’ Fate By Bob Pool

• Project Referendum to Be Placed on Ballot By Andy Samuelson

• Man Held by INS Dies; Suicide Termed Likely

• Moving Targets By Jean Merl

• Kaiser Opens Its Doors to Overnight Patients

• Julie Alban (R) vs. Alan Lowenthal (D)

• Woman, 79, Dies After Being Struck by a Car By John Canalis

• Ventura County Educators at Odds Over Grant Aid for Teenage Mothers By Jennifer Hamm

• Funds Sought for Treating Baby’s Cancer By John Canalis

• Cameron to Lead City’s 34th Heritage Parade By Debra Cano

• Public Still Divided on El Toro, With Opinions Hardened By Jeff Gottlieb

• Remedial Outreach by Cal State

• Casa Romantica Lessee Will Get a Say on Its Use By Linn Groves

• Council Votes to Proceed With Skateboard Park

• Accident Spurs Call for Safety Measures By Tony Lystra

• No Remedy Now for Lack of Call Boxes By Edward M. Yoon

• Woman Accused of Sham Marriage, Defrauding U.S. By David Rosenzweig

• Fire Guts Building in Garment District

• Council Approves New, Larger Market By Jill Leovy

• College to Begin Paramedic Program By Nancy Forrest

• Judge Rejects Rep. Kim’s Request for Early End to Probation By David Rosenzweig

• Jack Scott (D) vs. Ken LaCorte (R)

• Storytelling Festival to Include Workshops By Linn Groves

• Apartments OKd Despite Neighbors’ Objections By Debra Cano

• Groups Offer Advice for Handling Cancer By Michael Baker

• Authorities Seize Supplies in Probe of Fraud Ring

• Judge’s Ruling Prompts Ng to Erupt in Court

• Van Cleave Admonished for Alleged Threat to Employee

• Warren S. Magwood; Former Actor, Times Advertising Manager

• Book Signing Will Reunite Key Figures in Huber Case By Greg Hernandez

• Love and Sunrise By Al Martinez

• Orange Coast Readies for New Applicants By James Meier and John Canalis

• Woman, 86, Killed in 2-Vehicle Accident By Holly J. Wolcott

• Study Targets Demise of Once-Plentiful Fish By John Canalis

• Holiday Closings

• Inspection Grades Up for Eateries in County By Terry Mcdermott

• State Seeks to Revoke Surgeon’s Credentials By Peter M. Warren

• Bill Eggers (R) vs. George Nakano (D)

• Lungren Endorses Breaking Up L.A. School District By Nick Anderson

• County Nears Deal to Fix Damaged Sewer Line By Darrell Satzman

• Janice Hahn (D) vs. Steve Kuykendall (R)

• Don’t Let Milosevic Win While the West Temporizes By Robert E. Hunter

• Council Agrees to Settle With Ousted Police Chief

• Campaign Calendar

• Obituaries

• 4 Accused in High-Tech Gas Pump Scam By Katie E. Ismael

• Mayor’s Race Is Focus, but 6 Run for Council By Jason Kandel

• A Crucial Healing in Asia

• * Madelene S. Ball; Dental Assistant

• Pretrial ‘Verdicts’

• New Lawsuit Filed Over an Old Tax By Sue Fox

• University Dedicates Building to Nobelist By James Meier and John Canalis

• Maybe We’re All Getting Along Better Than We Think By Dana Parsons

• Walk Will Highlight Local AIDS Services By Michael Baker

• Racist Comment by Attorney Alleged

• City Faces New Suit Over Old Utility Tax By Sue Fox

• Career Expo Planned Saturday at Mall By Michael Baker

• Mayor Wants Cable Talks to Be Public By Marina Malikoff

• James E. Rogan (R) vs. Barry Gordon (D)

• City Changes Meter Hours in Ocean Park

• How to Gauge a District

• Long Way to Go in Fire Safety

• Agency to Get Funds for Recycling Bins By John Canalis

• Predawn Boat Fire Under Investigation By Steve Carney

• Baby-Sitter Finds Missing Mom Shot to Death at Home By Jose Cardenas

• Patients Are the Losers When Medical Practice Is Free of Liability By Linda Peeno

• Notorious Tagger Is Given Jail Sentence

• Candidates to Debate Measures B, C on TV By Christine Castro

• Sergeant Accused of Molestation Attempt

• Brad Sherman (D) vs. Randy Hoffman (R)

• Sally Havice (D) vs. Phil Hawkins (R)

• Trucker Stopped, Robbed by Police Impersonator

• Council Approves Mail Vote on Parks By Andy Samuelson

• Online County Service Not Feasible Sans Fee By Jonathan Gaw

• Feinstein Recommends Mayorkas for U.S. Attorney in L.A. By David Rosenzweig

• Kiwanis Club Picks Firefighter of Year By Hilary E. Macgregor

• Skateboard Park Plan Moves Ahead By Sue Fox

• Armed Man Robs Local Liquor Store By Nick Green

• Additional Refunds Sought for Disputed Utility Tax

• Worker Termination Action Is Settled By Holly Edwards

• Police Save Woman From Gas-Filled Apartment

• Airport Assn. Asks for Customs Agent By Holly Edwards

• Fire Authority Postpones Open House Events By John Canalis

• Officials Near Deal to Fix Damaged Sewer Line Under Santa Clara River By Darrell Satzman

• Plan for Skateboard Park Moves Ahead By Sue Fox

• Quayle Predicts GOP Domination in Election By Phil Willon