Archive for Saturday, December 05, 1998

Police Kill Man in Home After Woman Is Stabbed

• 3,000 Honor Policeman Slain in Line of Duty By Nora Zamichow

• The Many Shapes of Nativity By Bonnie Harris Hayes

• Working Relationship Has Deepened Respect, Forged Friendships in Irvine By Lesley Wright

• Going Native an Ugly Business for Tarweed Nurseryman By Jill Leovy

• Petting Zoo to Benefit School’s Farm and Garden By Maggie Barnett

• Jews, Christians Grow Together By Fred C. Plumer

• Officers Help Out a Grieving Station By Caitlin Liu and Michael Luo

• Someday, Between Drinks, They’ll Go to Visit Bobby By Joe Mozingo

• Plan to Shift Control of Camarillo High Raises Racial Issue By Coll Metcalfe

• Capitol Records Building Can Be Had for a Song By Steve Harvey

• Parents Shouldn’t Do Kids’ Work By Regina Powers

• The Media See the Light By John Dart

• Tailoring Church to the Churchgoer By Brenda Loree

• L.A. Lights Up the Night With Third Annual Holiday Festival By Kurt Streeter

• Wife Says She Will Run for Alarcon’s Council Seat By Miguel Bustillo and Jill Leovy

• Exploring Two Routes to Happiness By Peter Clothier

• 96-Year-Old Man Charged in Fatal Hit-and-Run By Agnes Diggs and Deanna Welch

• Smoking and the Self-Righteous By Susan Self

• Official’s Husband Sentenced for Theft By Tracy Wilson

• Former Student Awarded $20,000 in Expulsion Case By Evelyn Larrubia

• Grant Awarded for Housing for Disabled By Massie Ritsch

• Obituaries

• Man Killed in Single-Car Accident

• Water Leak Floods Mission College Center By Sue Fox

• Buddhist Temple to Host Service

• Councilwoman Won’t Be Charged Over Argument

• Car Crash Victim, 62, Identified

• Man Crossing Tracks Killed by Metrolink Train

• Lovin’ Feeling at Work for Old Theater By Jerry Hicks

• Church Leader Has Alzheimer’s Disease

• ‘Spirit-Filled Living’ to Be Discussed at Red Hill Church Services By Gena Pasillas

• Religion Notes By Jake Finch

• Jury Deadlocks in Sex Case Against Track Coach

• Former Mouseketeer Is Cross-Examined at Trial By David Rosenzweig

• Christmas Tree Safety Tips

• Lawyer Attacks Credibility of Ex-Mouseketeer By David Rosenzweig

• Suit Contests Residency of School Board Member

• City Liable in Death, but No Damages Awarded

• Alatorre to Present Gifts to Needy Children

• Mary, Joseph Knew God Was at Work

• World Council’s Opening Boycotted

• Sheriff-Elect Plans Shake-Up of Management By Jean O. Pasco

• Farm Labor Leader Wins Catholic Award

• Man Slain After He Allegedly Kills Hostage

• UCI Hiring of Cancer Doctor Questioned By Phil Willon and Esther Schrader

• Wilshire Temple to Celebrate Opening of Westside Campus By Larry Stammer

• Larry King Live at Crystal Cathedral By Lesley Wright

• Russian Art Expert to Lecture at Library By Massie Ritsch

• New Development Balance

• Blood Refusal Didn’t Kill Crash Victim, Doctor Says By James Rainey

• Holidays This Week By Regina Hong

• Quiet Fire Season Comes to End By Deborah Schoch

• Amish Challenge Child Labor Laws

• Annual Tepeyac Procession Sunday By Regina Hong

• Thousands Mourn Slain Sikh Publisher

• Boyfriend Charged With Locking Up, Torturing Woman

• Parolee Found Guilty of Killing His Niece

• Parade to Feature Bands, Floats, Awards By Maggie Barnett

• UC Irvine’s Hiring of Doctor Questioned By Phil Willon and Esther Schrader

• Share Your Earthquake Memories

• Assembly’s Changing of the Guard By Massie Ritsch

• Santa Available for Photos With Pets By Tracy Wilson

• Area May Receive Morning Showers By Massie Ritsch

• High Hopes Riding on CSU Early Entry Program By Fred Alvarez

• Coach’s Case Ends in Mistrial By Daniel Yi

Second Chance Goes Santa Margarita’s Way

• Granada Hills Has Rundown Feeling, 32-20 By Eric Sondheimer

• Matadors Reach a Milestone

• Fiesta Bowl or Bust By Scott Howard-Cooper

• Cota Arms North Carolina

• State Title Gives Fleshman Confidence in West Regional By John Ortega

• Western Gets Stuck With Lemon, Loses By Mike Terry

• Bouncing Back, Griffins Show They Can Rally By Paul Mcleod

• Chatsworth Reverses Field, Beats Van Nuys By Fernando Dominguez

• Utah Star’s No. 1 Fan Whistled for Traveling By Robyn Norwood

• Hart to Hart By Fernando Dominguez

• Giants’ Co-Owner Impressed by Vision of New Coliseum By T J. Simers

• Owning a Team Is Risky Business By T J. Simers

• Granada Hills Turns One Over to Banning By Eric Sondheimer

• Cal Lutheran Women Rally to Stay Perfect

• Austrian Surprises in Super-G

• No Stopping Woodbridge Twosome By Dave Mckibben

• Sounds Like He Could Be New Tidy Bowl Man By Mal Florence

• Anthony Quits Team at Kentucky

• TODAY / MEN By Chris Foster

• Reseda Needs a Little to Go a Long Way, 7-0 By Mitch Polin

• El Camino Real’s Maio Steps Down as Coach By Eric Sondheimer

• Simi Valley Tames Arenas, Grant By Danny Schumacher

• Chino Defeats Chino Hills Ayala in Division II

• PREVIEW CAPSULES By David Wharton

• Rizzotti’s Late Flurry Leads the Blizzard

• Los Alamitos (12-0) vs. Mater Dei (11-1) By Mike Terry

• League Fines Policy $10,000

• Lewises Not About to Exploit This Colt By Bill Christine

• Saddleback, Golden West Advance in State Volleyball Tournament

• TODAY / WOMEN By Lisa Dillman

• Chapman Pounds Caltech at Tournament

• Up Next

• Taft Reaches Its Final Destination By Michael Lazarus

• No. 1 USC Romps, to Play Stanford in Final By John Weyler

• Lines Win Critical Acclaim By Elliott Teaford

• L.B. Poly Runs Win Streak to 27 By Scott Moe

• In other games Friday:

• TENNIS

• Sandlin Survives in Torrent of Losses By Pete Fuertes

• Van Liew Third After First Leg By Rich Roberts

• TODAY / MEN By Lon Eubanks

• Raring to Go, Brea Olinda Pounds Ayala By Martin Henderson

• TODAY / WOMEN By Jerry Crowe

• St. Monica Bruises Calabasas With Its Inside Game, 42-22 By Tris Wykes

• Bodger Disturbed by What He Sees By Jim Hodges

• TODAY / MEN By Lonnie White

• Top Runners Meet at Mt. SAC By John Ortega

• Corona del Mar’s Mang Quits as Girls’ Coach By Dave Mckibben

• Hariton, Quisenberry Fuel Calabasas, 59-38 By Steve Galluzzo

• HIGH SCHOOL SOUTHERN SECTION SEMIFINALS

• Valencia Rolls an Unlucky 7 Against St. Paul By Mike Bresnahan

• Taft Does a Stop and Go By Michael Lazarus

• TOP 25 COLLEGE BASKETBALL By Robyn Norwood

• Tonight Schedule

• Foothill Advances in Tournament Play

• TODAY / MEN By Lisa Dillman

• McDowell a Boost for Waves Off Bench By Scott Moe

• Tennessee Still One to Beat By J A. Adande

• Of Necessity, Watson a Voice to Be Heard By David Wharton

• Flyer Lindros Ejected in 3-0 Loss to Sabres

• Roommates Sharing Quest for Titles By Martin Beck

• PREVIEW CAPSULES By Robyn Norwood

• Sweden Takes Davis Cup Lead

• Ramirez, Foss Chosen to Play on Under-20 Soccer Team

• Title for Rio Mesa’s Brymer By Dave Mckibben

• Katella’s Victory Is Danley’s 600th

• Ice Dogs Lose Game, Stefan

• Poly Outruns Bishop Amat in Semifinal By Scott Moe

• Northridge Wins Hawaii Tournament

• Chino Advances Past Ayala, 24-0

• Trojans Perfect From the Start By David Wharton

• Woodbridge (11-0-1) vs. Servite (7-5) By Dave Mckibben

• Delay of Game in Miami Is No Penalty for Bruins By J A. Adande

• Gone Are Days of Scheduling Nobodies to Be Somebody By Robyn Norwood

• Monte’s Late Goal Lifts Capistrano Valley

• Closing Argument for Wildcats By Chris Dufresne

• Pepperdine, Long Beach Reach Round of 16

• UCLA vs. Miami By Scott Howard-Cooper

• For Some, It’s a Happening of Legendary Proportions By David Wharton

• Orioles Sign DeShields, Surhoff

• Brea Olinda (11-1) vs. Lakewood Mayfair (9-3) By Paul Mcleod

• Holtz Takes Over at, er, USC

• Kilpatrick Cashes In Fumbles to Turn Back Beaumont, 23-0 By Lance O'Fallon

Living With Fire Ants Won’t Be a Picnic in O.C.

• Taipei’s Mayoral Race Is a Barometer for China By Rone Tempest

• Dredging Up a Livelihood From the Ocean Floor By John Johnson

• Cancer Cases Cast Pall Over High-Tech Jobs By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar

• Joint Force in Hungary Targets East Bloc Gangs By David Holley

• Bradley Enters the Game, Will Challenge Gore By Ronald Brownstein and John J. Goldman

• ‘Cyberdissident’ in China on Trial for Subversion By Maggie Farley

• Thailand Sees Asian Games as a Winner By David Lamb

• Inmate Seeks to Give Last Kidney to Daughter

• Pressures Force HMOs to Evolve or Succumb By Sharon Bernstein

• GOP Downplaying Impeachment Vote By Marc Lacey

• Capitol Hill Killings Suspect Incompetent, Doctor Says

• Citibank Secretly Helped Raul Salinas, Report Says

• Escapee, Weighed Down, Drowned

• Shuttle Lifts Off to Begin Work on Space Station

• Israeli Army Defends Occupation of Lebanon By Rebecca Trounson

• Accidentally Fired Missile Injures 3

• Senator Ponders Dual Campaigns

• Execution in China Raises Concerns in Hong Kong By Rone Tempest

• Half Brothers Are Executed for Killing

• 4.1-Magnitude Quake Wakes Up Bay Area; No Injuries Reported

• Last Khmer Rouge Leaders Give Up

• Clinton Team Asks 3-4 Days for Defense By Elizabeth Shogren

• Mother Helps Trap Schoolyard Bully

• South Africa’s $5-Billion Plan to Buy Arms Comes Under Fire By Dean E. Murphy

• Salinas Schools Teach Their City the Path of Peace By Jenifer Warren

• Man Accused of Imprisoning Girlfriend By Eric Malnic

• Adams Warns Pact May ‘Bleed to Death’

• Iranian Charged in Israeli Embassy Blast

• Probe of Babbitt Turns Focus to Ickes By William C. Rempel, Ronald J. Ostrow, and Alan Miller

• Milton Marks; Career S.F. Legislator

• NBA Lockout / Day 158

• Police Van Crash Kills 1, Injures 9 at Parade

• U.S. Backs Israel on Prisoner Release

• Jobless Rate Falls; Report Shows Vigor in Economy By Jonathan Peterson

• Fire Ants Take the Fun Out of the Backyard By Esther Schrader

Best View on the Block

• Sears Exec Brought In to Help AutoNation By Donald W. Nauss

• Creation of Mutual Funds Falls Sharply in Saturated Market

• Also …

• Roth Seeks Higher IRA Limits

• SmithKline to Market Coulter’s Key Drug

• Scientific-Atlanta Sues Gemstar International

• Auto Maker Found Liable in Air Bag Case

• E! Programming Executive to Become Acting President By Sallie Hofmeister

• PairGain Warning Sparks Sell-Off; Stock Drops 22% By P J. Huffstutter

• Premier Laser in Irvine Gets 4 Directors By Leslie Earnest

• Europe Scrutinizes AT&T-BT Deal

• Ad Agency Pulls Out of BofA Bidding By Denise Gellene

• Ex-Employee of Intel Ordered to Halt E-Mails By Greg Miller

• Philip Morris Picks Hendrys to Head International Unit

• Stocks Post Healthy Gains on Optimism Over Job News

• Kennedy-Wilson Buys Consulting Firm By Jesus Sanchez

• PairGain Hit by 22% Drop in Stock Price By P J. Huffstutter

• BRIEFLY / TECHNOLOGY

• Hoffa Gains in Teamsters Tally

• Sybase Splits Company Into 4 Divisions

• British Firm Close to Buying U.S. Utility

• Nasdaq May Stop Listing Irvine’s CoCensys By E. Scott Reckard

• Pawley to Quit DaimlerChrysler

‘Sports Night’ Aims and, for the Most Part, Hits Target

• ‘Limited Edition’ or Marketing Ploy? By Geoff Boucher

• Good Cheer Radiates at ‘Playhouse’ By T. H. Mcculloh

• On and Off the Podium By Diane Haithman

• From Stage to Screen, or the 14-Year Itch By Jan Stuart

• Learning From ‘Beloved’s’ Failure By Gene Seymour

• Magical Combo: Mehta, Mahler By Mark Swed

• Reynolds and Harris Make ‘Wish’ Watchable By Daryl H. Miller

• Dion Double Dips With Single, Album

• GET OUT!

• Morning Report By Judith Michaelson

• Musical Chairs By Chris Pasles

• ‘Kids’: Pint-Sized Jokes, Warm Smiles By Lynne Heffley

• Want Old ‘Psycho’? You’re Out of Luck–Almost By Susan King

Decking the Garden

• A Page Out of the Foam Book By Joseph Truni

• Restored Mantels Sparking Attention

• Light Story Behind Bedside Table By Ralph Kovel and Terry Kovel

• It’s What’s on Outside That Counts By Mark Chalon Smith

• December Planting List By Julie Bawden Davis

• Getting Set Up for the Age of Aquarium

• A Guests’ Comfort Is Detailed Matter By Pat Sullivan

• Fighting Off the Invasion

• Building a Sawhorse Is Ticket to Ride Tall in the Workshop

• Some Ways for Soil to Weather Winter