Archive for Sunday, December 06, 1998

Wanted: Inmates Who Don’t Come Back

• Teens Find a Constructive Use of Time By Massie Ritsch

• Libraries Under Renovation By Duke Helfand

• A Homecoming, With a New Home to Boot By Massie Ritsch

• At What Cost Care? By Scott Holleran

• Making Spirits Warm By Roberto J. Manzano

• On a Regional Trojan Horse, Enter Sprawl By Patricia Feiner Arkin

• Friends and Family Mourn Stabbing Victim By Fred Alvarez and Holly J. Wolcott

• Latino Leaders Weigh Pitfalls of Secession By Miguel Bustillo

• Parishioners Bid Farewell to a Place of Strength By Kurt Streeter

• Making Literacy a Family Skill By Lynn O'Dell

• Asian Crisis Pinches Maquiladoras By Michael White

• A Court Battle Fought With Real Bombshells By Cecilia Rasmussen

• An Ally for Education

• Wanted: Slayers of Dragons, Modern Variety By Alicia A. Reynolds

• The Distant Sound of a Miracle By Robert A. Jones

• The Case for Strong, Independent Police Oversight By Harriet K. Bilford

• Teaching Assistants Find Mixed Support on UCLA Campus By John L. Mitchell

• Mexico’s Greased Palms Getting Clapped Into Handcuffs By Niko Price

• Demolishing Dam May Not Help Fish By Gary Polakovic

• Discovering Books / WHEN THE READING LIGHT WENT ON

• Deputies Hand Out First Trading Cards By Mark Armstrong

• Julie Mammano, creator of popular children’s books

• Compton Alumni Honor Old Friends By Terry Mcdermott

• Where’s Debate in the Planning of Light Rail? By David Mootchnik

• A Walk for Diversity

• Imperiled Steelhead Caught in Dam Plans By Gary Polakovic

• Seattle Schools Mourn Their Hero By David Foster

• Janet Lewis, 99; Novelist, Poet, Opera Librettist By Jon Thurber

• SLAPP Suit Takes New Twist in Santa Barbara County Dispute By Martha Bellisle

• Pet Overpopulation Crisis Makes Low-Cost Clinics a Necessity By John Saluppo

• If Tobacco Deal Is So Great, Why the Rush? By Adam B. Schiff

• Misguided Animal Aid Law

• Scouts Flag in Duties to Old Glory By Bob Pool

• Overdue Reforms

• GETTING IN TOUCH and MORE ON READING

• Don’t Hinder Those Who Help

• Medical Mission to Vietnam

• Trainer Says He Was Robbed of a Credit, by ‘George’ By Ann W. O'Neill

• Science Center Hopes to Make Crowd Control an Art Form By David Haldane

• Shots Fired From Car Into House By Holly J. Wolcott

• Armed Man Robs 2 Eateries on Same Night By Sue Fox

• CSUN Seeks Host Families for 18 Chinese Scholars By Oberto J. Manzano

• Check It Out

• Riordan’s Planned Talk Irks El Toro Foes By H G. Reza

• College, High School May Combine Classes By Tony Lystra

• Family Mourns Woman Stabbed to Death in SWAT Standoff By Fred Alvarez and Holly J. Wolcott

• Young Man Found Shot to Death in Santa Ana; Gang Ties Suspected By Robert Ourlian

• Obituaries

• ENVIRONMENT / Notes about your surroundings.

• Candle Starts Fire at Complex By Holly J. Wolcott

• 2 Democrats’ O.C. Victories Lend Clout in Sacramento By Nancy Hill-Holtzman

• Move Forward on SOAR

• Derelict Cargo Ship Detained in Port of Long Beach Is Sold for Salvage By Dan Weikel

• Hunger Takes No Holiday

• Rethinking Auto-Centrism

• Making Connections

• Oxnard High Junior Wins Scholarship

• R.R. ‘Randy’ Wiggins; Retired Engineer

• When Financing That New Car, the Devil Is in the Details By Kenneth Reich

• They’re Glad to Be Home, Wherever That May Be By Massie Ritsch

• Sweatin’ to the Internet By Steve Chawkins

• Man Shot in Head During Argument By Holly J. Wolcott

• Mideast Peace Process Is Topic of Breakfast Talk By Diane Wedner

• Head of the Class / READING TIPS AND NOTES

• Head of the Class / BOOK EVENTS

• Survey on Cable Firms Released By Marina Malikoff

• Share Your Earthquake Memories

• Tree-Lighting Aids Hospice Program By Holly J. Wolcott

• Valley Latinos Would Suffer in Secession, Panelists Say By Miguel Bustillo

• Recounting Their Many Blessings for the Holidays By Dana Parsons