Archive for Thursday, December 03, 1998

Deposit Statement

• Building Up Momentum By Richard Marosi

• Hello, Good Buy By Irene Garcia

• Why Some Jurors Are So Inattentive? By Steve Harvey

• Glendale Activist to Be Honored By Diane Wedner

• Attorney Has Case of a Lifetime By Richard Marosi

• No Room at the Shelter By Jane Hulse

• 2nd Self-Help Legal Access Center Opens By Fred Alvarez

• The Outsider on Siripongs’ Side By Richard Marosi

• Man on Bluff Holds Officers at Bay By Solomon Moore and Julie Ha

• Targeting the Heart of Darkness By Thomas H. Maugh II

• Nurse Wins $18-Million Lotto Jackpot By Andrew Blankstein

• Judge Allegedly Threatened Wife, Prosecutor By Tracy Wilson

• Target Welcomes Special Shoppers By Tony Lystra

• College Chief Recovering After Crash By Holly J. Wolcott

• Working Mother Gets Her Wish for Lottery Jackpot By Andrew Blankstein

• High Surf Causes Minor Flooding By Holly J. Wolcott

• IRVINE By James Meier, (714) 966-5988

• HUNTINGTON BEACH By Lesley Wright, (714) 966-7824

• THE SAFETY ZONE: ACTION LOG

• COSTA MESA By Harrison Sheppard, (714) 966-5977

• SEAL BEACH By Harrison Sheppard, (714) 966-5977

• Put Plenty of Strings on Palestinian Aid By Gary Rosenblatt

• YORBA LINDA By Steve Carney, (714) 966-5634

• BREA By Regina Hong, (714) 966-5912

• LA PALMA By James Meier, (714) 966-5988

• Two Motorists Killed in Head-On Collision By Solomon Moore

• Police Seeking Tips in Gang Member’s Slaying

• NEWPORT BEACH By Steve Carney, (714) 966-5634

• Share Your Earthquake Memories

• Lighting Ceremony Set Today at Children’s Court

• Is This the Best We Can Do for Such Heroes? By Shawn Hubler

• Latino Magazine Rates CLU High By Michael Gottlieb

• Reagan Federal Building to Open Next Month

• The Ghosts of Christmas Carols Past By Wendy Miller

• Man Accused of Seeking Sex With Boy on Internet By David Rosenzweig

• FOUNTAIN VALLEY By Harrison Sheppard, (714) 966-5977

• Irvine Vet Cleared of Cat-Abuse Charges Sues for $10 Million By David Haldane

• Child Unit Worker Says U.S. Failed to Pursue Leads By Nicholas Riccardi and Greg Krikorian

• ANAHEIM By Debra Cano, (714) 564-1036

• SANTA ANA By Jason Kandel, (714) 564-1038

• Give the Mayor ‘Fire’ Power By Richard J. Riordan and Joel Wachs

• Court Sends Expelled Teens Back to Foothill By Liz Seymour

• Lawyers Argue for $210-Million Payment to Nixon Estate

• BUENA PARK By Regina Hong, (714) 966-5912

• Street Preacher Says Charge Violates Free-Speech Rights

• Fossils Found in Gobi Desert Offer Insights Into Early Marsupials

• Permit Denial Prompts Anti-Semitism Remarks By Karima A. Haynes

• GARDEN GROVE By Jason Kandel, (714) 564-1038

• FULLERTON By Christine Castro, (714) 966-7440

• Veteran Gambler Is Indicted In Alleged Racetrack Scheme By Bill Christine

• Obituaries

• TUSTIN By James Meier, (714) 966-5988

• Walk to Aid Hotline for Problem Gamblers

• VILLA PARK By Debra Cano, (714) 564-1036

• LOS ALAMITOS By Lesley Wright, (714) 966-7824

• MISSION VIEJO By Chris Ceballos, (949) 248-2155

• Legislative Study Criticizes School District By Doug Smith

• Hasty Judicial ‘Coronations’

• 5 Firms to Appeal Award in Lockheed Pollution Case

• LAGUNA NIGUEL By Chris Ceballos, (949) 248-2155

• I Didn’t Know That …

• CYPRESS By Christine Castro, (714) 966-7440

• HOLIDAY HELPERS By Stephanie Stassel

• Rejected Pierce College Projects May Get Second Look By Sue Fox

• LAGUNA BEACH By Steve Carney, (714) 966-5634

• Oversight Tightens at CSUN By Antonio Olivo

• ORANGE By Lesley Wright, (714) 966-7824

• LAKE FOREST By Chris Ceballos, (949) 248-2155

• Latino Activists Planning Summit on Secession By Miguel Bustillo

• South Pasadena Sued Over Freeway Plans

• Toxic Cleanup Ordered for Plant Near School

• SAN CLEMENTE By Linn Groves, (714) 966-7885

• Incentive Program for Ride-Sharers Expanded

• Nominations Sought for Amgen Awards By Michael Gottlieb

• School Temporarily Reinstates 3 Teens

• Toy Donors Offered Free Bagels, Coffee By Roberto J. Manzano

• Lawyers Back Strong LAPD Watchdog By Matt Lait

• * Richard H. Stover; Retired Banker, Ventura Native

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

• A Spate of Christmas Spirit By Todd Everett

• Markey Wins $3,000 in Dispute Over Pay By Andrew Steven Harris

• Stents Keep Blood Vessels Open but May Be Overused, Reports Show

• DANA POINT By Linn Groves, (714) 966-7885

• Firms to Appeal Reduced Award for Burbank Lockheed Workers

• Star Tours

• Earthwatch: A Diary of the Planet

• LAGUNA HILLS By Chris Ceballos, (949) 248-2155

• Science Nudges Law

• WESTMINSTER By Harrison Sheppard, (714) 966-5977

• Group Sues to Stop Potential Flow of Nitrates Into Bay By Bonnie Harris Hayes

• China’s Mixed Signals

• Stop the Harassment by Microsoft By Lloyd M. Krieger

• STANTON By Crystal Carreon, (714) 966-7700

• Killer Owes the Truth to One Man By Jerry Hicks

• Secession’s Impact on Latinos Probed By Miguel Bustillo

• Maritime Museum Expands Program By Nancy Forrest

• Residents List Concerns for El Toro Environmental Study By Jean O. Pasco

• Reason for Why the Earth May Have Straightened Up Is Offered

• Obituaries

• 2 Women, Both 18, Held in German Tourist’s Death By John L. Mitchell

• Judge Allegedly Threatened Wife

• Man Shot in Head; Police Arrest the Suspected Attacker By Jason Kandel

• Former Executives, Lawyer Convicted in Bank Fraud By David Rosenzweig

• IRS Auditor Pleads Guilty in Bribery Case

• SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO By Linn Groves, (714) 966-7885

• Payments to City Hall Lobbyists Set Record

• LA HABRA By Christine Castro, (714) 966-7440

• High School Auction Will Be Fund-Raiser By Coll Metcalfe

• Ballot Could Be McClintock’s Vehicle to Ban ‘Car Tax’ By Miguel Bustillo and Jill Leovy

• PLACENTIA By Crystal Carreon, (714) 966-7835

GETTING TO KNOW THE SOUTHLAND’S NEWEST…MAJOR PLAYERS

• Ward Points Santa Clara to Victory in Quarterfinals By Eric Sondheimer

• ATHLETE OF THE WEEK

• Maple Leafs Drill Kings With Power Tools By Jim Hodges

• BIG SHOTS By Gary Klein

• Rhode Island Puts End to Miller Time By Diane Pucin

• USC Season Has Been One for the Books in Volleyball By Scott Moe

• GETTING TO KNOW SOUTHLAND’S NEWEST By Ross Newhan

• Bailey’s Decision to Have Fun Leads to Better Play By Dave Mckibben

• Now & Then By Scott Howard-Cooper

• Davis Returns In Bruin Romp By David Wharton

• ATHLETE OF THE WEEK

• Nevada Las Vegas Playing Robinson as Trump Card By Robyn Norwood

• He Is Playing Out an American Dream By John Weyler

• Cagwin’s Aggressive Style Makes Impact By Chris Foster

• Kodama Grooms Crespi for Opener By Tris Wykes

• BIG SHOTS By Gary Klein

• Admirals in Command, 6-2

• New Mexico Continues to Get Fat on Cupcakes

• Fullerton Gets One for the Road By Lon Eubanks

• Bowden Bound for Clemson

• Coyotes’ Streak Ended by Oilers After 14 Games

• Coach Cancels Practice, Praises Tuesday Effort By Elliott Teaford

• Mitchell Considers Return By Scott Howard-Cooper

• NBA LOCKOUT / Day 156

• San Diego State Men Dominate SCC, 103-49

• GAME OF THE WEEK

• Nicholls Joins Sharks’ Staff

• Ponciano Is Selected Big Sky Coach of Year By Fernando Dominguez

• DIGEST

• Tyson Faces Another Hurdle if He Makes Phoenix Home

• Formula One Returning to U.S.

• Arizona Finds Roots in UCLA Family By Chris Dufresne

• Titans Are Stocking Up on Pitchers By Lon Eubanks

• New Mexico Pads Its Record Again

• Semifinal Showdowns Arrive as Expected By Gary Klein

• Granada Hills Back in City Playoffs By Eric Sondheimer

• Integrity and NBA Don’t Go Together Well Right Now By Mal Florence

• HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL ROUNDUP

• Freshman Granville Shows Poise By David Wharton

• Late 3-Pointer Helps Eagles Get Past Loara

• Even Without Harmon, Titans Roll By Lon Eubanks

• Cheaters Never Prosper?

• Blue Jays Say They Will Honor Agreement to Trade Clemens

• Malone Already Leading the Majors in Optimism By Randy Harvey

• Westchester Forfeit Changes Playoff Picture By Gary Klein and Eric Sondheimer

• Canyons Goes Bowling Again, Joining Ventura and Moorpark

• CALENDAR

• Bad Memories for Convery By Jim Hodges

• Arizona Suspends Forward Edgerson

• TONIGHT By Jerry Crowe

• NBA Is Getting Pushed Aside By J A. Adande

• Cowboys Re-Sign Brown

• TONIGHT By Steve Henson

• HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK By John Ortega

• Valley Christian Seeks Repeat By Gary Klein

Gallery of Dreams

• In Russia, ‘the North’ Means Pain By Richard Boudreaux

• Violence Heightens Israeli-Arab Tension By Rebecca Trounson

• House Not-Beautiful By Barbara Thomas

• A Warm Touch of Scandinavia By Connie Koenenn

• Whimsy on the Wall By William Kissel

• Fencing Helps Avoid a Snake in the Grass By Andrea Kitay

• Jury to Decide if Victim Was Murdered or Let Herself Die By James Rainey and Ann W. O'Neill

• Arthur Groman; Lawyer for Rich, Famous By Myrna Oliver

• This Alarm Clock May Cause Drowsiness By Connie Koenenn

• Major Bosnian War-Crimes Suspect Caught By Paul Watson

• 4 Democrats Offer Their Looks at Life After Clinton By Ronald Brownstein

• Border Span Fails to Bridge Discord By Ken Ellingwood

• Alkaline Soil May Be at Root of Princess Plant’s Problems By Robert Smaus

• New House for the ‘Full House’ Girls By Ruth Ryon

• Emily–Shy, Sullen and a Success By Susan Carpenter

• Teacups of Good Cheer in Tustin

• A Marauder May Raid Mercury’s 2001 Lineup, Helping It Recapture Its Youth By John O'Dell

• For the Armchair Shopper By Booth Moore

• Wilson, Davis Find Unity in Private Lunch By Dave Lesher

• Perennial Daisies That Do Good Border Duty By Robert Smaus

• A Board to Use for All Terrains By Booth Moore

• Girl Power Drives This Video Game By Booth Moore

• Geothermal Heat Pump Cuts Utility Costs By James Dulley

• Swaddling the World’s Children in Love By Cliff Rothman

• Espy Cleared of 30 Charges of Corruption By Robert L. Jackson and Ronald J. Ostrow

• Johnny Roventini; Bellboy Called for Philip Morris in Ads By Myrna Oliver

• Pinochet Case Shrinks Globe for Ex-Tyrants By Marjorie Miller

• Look for Thicker, Luxurious Brows By Booth Moore

• U.S. Warns Regime Against Missile Test

• Gardening Questions Answered Here

• Chapman Has Eye on O.C.’s Economic Tack By Patrice Apodaca

• DNC Chairman Grossman Plans to Step Down

• Bowl Schedule

• Mary Alice Casiday Bye; Busby Berkeley Dancer

• Pint-Sized Punch Lines

• Toronto Keeps Kings in Slump

• The Big Squeeze By Mel Gilden

• 2 Plead Not Guilty in Gay Student Death

• Clinton Presses Top Pakistani on Arms Race By Bob Drogin

• Center-Leftist Asked to Form Government

• State High Court Blocks Indian Gaming Measure By Maura Dolan

• What, When, Where

• State HMOs Will Allow Independent Appeals By Sharon Bernstein and Alissa J. Rubin

• Skylight Shaft Depends on Type of Roof, Ceiling By Popular Mechanics

• Letter by 190 China Democrats Denounces Dissidents’ Arrest

• Officials Work on Making the Bus Ride Even Safer for Nation’s Schoolchildren By Jeanne Wright

• Around the Yard By Robert Smaus

• Skies Clear for Space Station Shuttle Flight

• Voter Message on Assault Weapons Was Unequivocal By George Skelton

• U.S. Urges Religious Property Return By Norman Kempster

• Guinness Flight to Offer New Index Mutual Fund

• Postwar Radiation Cases Blamed on West

• Lawmakers Back Restoring KGB Statue

• Theorist Broadens His Scope By Susie Linfield

• PLANNING AHEAD

• Michael Bagnall; Disney Financial Executive

• State Vows to Buy, Preserve Coal Canyon By Frank Clifford

• Judge Upholds Key Affirmative Action Laws By Henry Weinstein

• Question Corner

• Bidder to Return Aleut Mask to Tribe

• Lawyers to Defend Clinton Before Judiciary Panel By Richard A. Serrano and Marc Lacey

• LAUGH LINES

• Death Penalty Urged for Killers of Children By Tony Perry

• Robinson Reportedly Set to Take Job

• Annan Plans Libya Trip to Close Deal for Bomb Suspects By John Daniszewski

• @Home Buys Developer of Set-Top Software

• Judge Alters Custody of Abused Elephants

• Legal Assaults Against States’ Anti-Sodomy Laws Multiply By Claudia Kolker

• Veteran Gambler Is Indicted in Alleged Racetrack Scheme By Bill Christine

• Shipping Firm, Captain Indicted in Oil Spill By Mary Curtius

• Plan Set for Final Nature Corridor Parcel By Frank Clifford

• Miscalculations Cast Boeing as Its Own Worst Enemy By Elizabeth Douglass

• Fire Kills at Least 28 in Orphanage

• Holiday Homes Abloom By Connie Koenenn

Sports Moguls Make a Pitch for Togetherness

• StarBase Adds Ohio Executive Caccamo to Board

• Jeans War: Survival of the Fittest By Greg Johnson

• There’s a Line Around Block for Themed Retailing By Michael P. Lucas

• Sempra Joins Staples Team of Sponsors By Nancy Rivera Brooks

• Three Stooges in a Carl’s Jr. Ad? Why, Soitenly! By Denise Gellene

• The Times Music Index

• West Boosts U.S. New-Home Sales in October By Jesus Sanchez

• Also …

• Texaco Weighs Possible Alliances, Acquisitions

• HP Sees 1999 Sales Growth of 8% to 10%

• Set-Top Box Design Is Unveiled By P J. Huffstutter

• Letter Imperfect By Josh Friedman

• Spotlight: New 3Com Device to Allow Wireless Web Access

• Irvine Apartment Stock Up 15.4% on News of Buyout

• Ticketmaster Online Raises $98 Million in IPO

• Also…

• Cabletron Warns of 3rd-Quarter Loss

• Female Executives Have Left BankAmerica

• E-Tek Shares Surge in First Day of Trading

• Touchstone Software’s Chairman Resigns By P J. Huffstutter

• SEC Approves Rules to Improve Quote Access

• Networks Need to Expand Revenue Sources, Panelists Say By Sallie Hofmeister

• Microsoft Forms WebTV Partnership

• Dangerfield, Epoch Settle Web Site Dispute By Jonathan Gaw

• Gates Considered Java a Threat, Video Shows By Jube Shiver Jr.

• Gates Donation Will Aid Children

• Sunsweet’s Pitch for Prunes Leaves Bitter Taste By Denise Gellene

• Stock Optimism Wanes for 1st Time in 10 Weeks

• Investor Group to Take Control of Baja Fresh By Ken Woo

• Fund Seeks to Track ‘Information Economy’

• ITT to Cut 1,200 Jobs in Latest Restructuring

• CONSUMER PRODUCTS

• First Alliance Faces New Legal Attacks on Loan Fees, Tactics

• Cisco to Acquire PipeLinks for $126 Million

• Dangerfield, Internet Firm Settle Case By Jonathan Gaw

• Analysts See No Letup in Sales of SUVs By John O'Dell

• Earnings Fall, Revenue Rises at Luther Medical

• Advisor Optimism Off for 1st Time in 10 Weeks

• Kellogg to Cut 20% of Salaried Jobs

• B.F. Goodrich to Shut 4 Plants, Cut 775 Jobs

• Blue Chips Dip Again on Profit-Taking

• Firms Find Niche Renting Maternity Wear By Karin Miller

• Boeing’s Crash Won’t Crush Now-Diversified South Bay By Don Lee

• Seattle Area Likely to Be Hit Hard by New Boeing Layoffs By Leslie Helm

• Consumer Portfolio Will Sell Securities

• Sears Says Sales and Profit Won’t Meet Forecasts

• Diamond Countersues Recording Group By Chuck Philips

• Litton Profit Climbs 8.7% in 1st Quarter

• 3Com Device Offers Wireless Web Access

Ancient Egyptian’s Reincarnation

• Choices, Choices, Choices for the Home Cinema Buff By Susan King

• all day / Photography

• 7:30pm / Theater

• Tribute to Universal’s Monstrous Legacy By Bill Desowitz

• Screaming of a Ride Christmas By Ken Williams

• Top Pop Albums By Calendar Writers

• all day / Documentary

• Songs, Stories to Treasure By Lynne Heffley

• Sonatas, Opera and Concertos By Mark Swed

• 1998 a Good Year for Artists of Every Stripe By Don Heckman

• 8pm: Theater

• Holly Days Fare

• Pleased as Punch By Jon Matsumoto

• News With Attitude on ‘Fox Files’ By Greg Braxton

• The Spectacle of Morality By Kevin Thomas

• Choose Your Artist for the Season By Randy Lewis

• Questions You’ll Be Asking in the Store Aisles By Robert Hilburn

• Health Food, Mississippi-Style By Charles Perry

• A Short Trail, a Full Life By Deanne Stillman

• Riding the Pine By Ken Williams

• What’s Hot

• ‘Diviners’ Revelation: A Depression Lesson By Jana J. Monji

• Ancient Egyptian’s Reincarnation By Robert W. Welkos

• TV Smarts

• Fold Seeking a Flock By Heidi Siegmund Cuda

• To ’70s Crime Fighters, Disco’s a Dance Fad and Danger Zone By Joan Fantazia

• Itinerary: Cruising or Just Looking By Robin Rauzi

• The Perfect Ensemble By Max Jacobson

• ‘Beauty’ and ‘Christmas Wish’ Add to the Holiday Season By Susan King

• It’s Show Time! By Don Shirley

• Beyond Fast Cars, Booze: Men Face Midlife Crisis By Jana J. Monji

• Stage Light By Robert Koehler

• Box Office

• Art

• Page-Turners: From Bruce to the Ballet By Susan King

• TV Smarts

• Compassion in the Air By Kevin Baxter

• Pop Date Book By Jerry Crowe

• Crack Open the ‘Nut’ to Find Its Meat By Lynne Heffley

• The Final Gatherings By Marc Weingarten

• 11th Commandment: Restore the Music, Too By Jon Burlingame

• One Enchanted Evening By Susan King

• Out of Town: Las Vegas

• Jake Gittes’ Big City By Maria D. Laso

• Theater

• Leisure

• Seth Green By Robin Rauzi

• DVD Goes Back to Future With Early Films By Ernesto Lechner

• Theater

• Holiday Gift Guide

• Plan Ahead: Next Weekend

• Latin Variety Is Nestled Deep in the Heart of New Ciudad By S. Irene Virbila

• We Want Your Holiday Lights

• Directors Who Couldn’t Leave Well Enough Alone By Susan King

• This Decade’s Not Getting Any Younger By Mike Boehm

• O.C. Fans’ Choices

• Online Shopping

• Cyber Santa

• Venison

• ‘Banner’ a Useful but Sketchy History Lesson By Don Heckman

• Garth Brooks Rules the Charts but Metallica’s Got the Buzz By Geoff Boucher

• De Mori, Bosc: An Artistic Vision By Angela Pettera

• Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, news services and the nation’s press. By Shauna Snow

• Cabaret By Tracy Johnson