Archive for Wednesday, November 25, 1998

History’s Lessons

• Grieving Family Prepares for Tearful Thanksgiving By Michael Luo

• Was Disney Tempted to Call It ‘Katz’? By Steve Harvey

• Empty Locker= Full Backpack By Nancy Trejos

• Baca Tells Valley Deputies He’ll Press County for Funds By Solomon Moore

• Mission to the Rescue By James Meier

• New Skate Park Takes Off on a Roll By Mark Armstrong

• McDougal, Relishing Victory, Unfazed by Next Big Trial By Ann W. O'Neill

• Buckle Up or Else, Say Ojai Officers By Tina Dirmann

• Southern California Attractions for Kids

• Race to Leave Town Gets the Green Flag By Karima A. Haynes

• Swell Time By Coll Metcalfe

• Discovery Science Center Almost All Squared Away By Lisa Richardson

• 2 Naval Station Structures Demolished

• Jury Decides Rapist Still a Threat to Community By Tracy Wilson

• Mahony Fights Bitterness Between Catholics, Jews By Larry B. Stammer

• Home-Invasion Ringleader Guilty on All Counts By Martha L. Willman

• 7 Injured in Blast at Furniture Plant

• 17-Year-Old Shot After School; 4 Boys Arrested By David Haldane

• San Juan Man Guilty of Killing 2-Year-Old Boy

• Lessons in Wake of Killing

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

• Account of Kidnapping Parallels Film By Scott Glover

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

• A Man With ‘Eyes’ on America Is Gone By Karen Grigsby Bates

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

• Fire at Macy’s Causes $250,000 Damage

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

• Pierce College Council Rejects Land Proposals By Sue Fox

• Similarity to Movie Noted in Kidnapping Case

• Finding a Way to Pay Teachers More and Set Standards By Richard Lee Colvin

• ‘Suicide by Cop’ Cases Soared in ‘97, Study Finds By Andrew Blankstein

• Judge Returns Niece to Home of Alatorre By Robert J. Lopez and Rich Connell

• Fire Ant Colonies More Widespread By Lorenza Munoz

• Father Said: ‘I Came Here Today to Get Myself Killed’ By H G. Reza and Phil Willon

• New Plan for Expanding LAX Unveiled By Jean Merl

• Rideshare Program Extended to Area By Sue Fox

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

• Students Prepare Thanksgiving Feast By Michael Gottlieb

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

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

• Obituaries

• Sherman Oaks Galleria Revamp Takes a Step Forward

• Deregulation Sending a Jolt Through DWP By Patt Morrison

• Leisure Village Fire Victim Is Identified By Mark Armstrong

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

• Ventura County Supervisors Approve Ahmanson Project By Pamela J. Johnson

• L.A.’s OK of Newhall Plan Spurs Local Anger By Holly Wolcott and Pamela J. Johnson

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

• ‘The First Step Is Understanding That the Suffering Is Real’ By Tony P. Hall

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

• ‘Suicide-by-Cop’ Shootings Rise, Study Says By Andrew Blankstein

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

• Developer Sees Attraction of Lighthouse on Headlands By David Reyes

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

• Students Make Park a Priority By Diane Wedner

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

• Debate Is Needed on Windfall

• Trial of Mayor’s Wife on Sex Charges to Begin

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

• Final OK Given for New Youth Center By Nick Green

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

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

• Woman Delivers Twin Girls in Parked Car By Roberto J. Manzano

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

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

• THE SAFETY ZONE: ACTION LOG

• Fire Ants Discovered in Nursery’s Plants

• Union Wins 1st Local Hotel Vote in 13 Years

• Pierce Panel Rejects Land Proposals By Sue Fox

• U.S. Agrees to Help Fund Studio Project

• Kevorkian Is No Answer

• Burglars Break In to Macy’s, Take Jewelry By Solomon Moore

• A Good Teacher Perceived as More Important Than Class Size By Nick Anderson

• Base Windfall Spending on Need

• Share Your Earthquake Memories

• Key to a Happy Holiday: Taking Your Time

• Goofy on Trial: If the Glove Fits … By Dana Parsons

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

• Making Connections

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

• Obituaries

• Markey Gives State of the City Address By Andrew Steven Harris

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

• County Moves Forward on Ahmanson Ranch Plan By Pamela J. Johnson

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

• HUD Funds to Help Studio Development Plans By Jill Leovy

• Man Slain by Deputies After Ramming Car

• Clear Case for Hitting Iraq

• Council Panel OKs Galleria Renovation

• A Familiar Theme That Poisons Russian Politics By Nina L. Khrushcheva

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

• Grill Team Carries Coals to Pasadena By Steve Chawkins

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

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

• Thanksgiving Day Closures

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

• How Clinton Can Win: Keep Denying By Byron York

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

• Holiday Meal Service Starts Today

• Tomotsu Takahashi; Self-Employed Gardener

• Holiday Closings

• Woman Latest Victim of Lottery Scam By Holly J. Wolcott

• City Cites Properties That Violate Codes By S. J. Cahn

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

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

• Cameras to Record Red-Light Runners By Nicholas Riccardi

• Travelers, Be Warned: You Are Not Alone By David Haldane and Karima A. Haynes

• Thanksgiving Day Closures

• Man, 85, Dies in Garden Grove House Fire By Jason Kandel

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

• Launch Point

• BREA By Regina Hong, (714) 966-5912

• 2 Men Arrested in 1993 Fire That Killed 10

Too-Lame No More

• Community College Athletes of the Week

• ARMED AND DANGEROUS - Boller, Losman and Lewis Are at the Top of Recruiting Lists By Peter Yoon

• THE DEFENSE CAN’T REST By Peter Yoon

• PIGSKIN PROPHECIES

• Best Pal, Top Money Earner Among Cal-Breds, Dies By Bill Christine

• Angels Seem Close to a Doubleheader By Mike Digiovanna

• THE HOT CORNER By Larry Stewart

• Harvard-Westlake Gets Rerun By Mike Bresnahan

• At USC, There’s No Substitute for a Bench By David Wharton

• Sailors Pay Their Respects, Then Dominate Bullard By Martin Beck

• Labor of Love By Bill Dwyre

• SURVIVING THE WALL - Fall of Communism Leads to New Life at Northridge By Mike Bresnahan

• Cusano Just Loves Beating the Irish By Steve Springer

• BOYS’ SOCCER PREVIEW - Monroe Can Finish at Start of Season By Tris Wykes

• Defense Dominates as No. 17 Indiana Beats No. 18 Utah

• Safety Jones Has Come On Strong for Granada Hills By Eric Sondheimer

• Villa Park’s D’Amato Gets Big West Honor

• Vikings’ Reed Has Back Surgery

• McNair Becomes Part of Mystique By Diane Pucin

• Linebacker’s Status Is in Doubt By Robyn Norwood

• Dodgers Still Analyzing Stadium Options By Jerry Crowe

• WILD-CARD RACES

• Gators’ Johnson Issues an Apology

• 10-0 Tulane Out of BCS Mix

• Chatsworth Pulls Away From Magnet By Eric Sondheimer

• GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL STATE PLAYOFFS

• COLLEGE ROUNDUP

• BOYS’ SOCCER PREVIEW - Teams to Watch

• NBA Lockout / Day 148

• Yankee-Cablevision Talks Break Off

• NEWSWIRE

• Bell Gardens Comes Up Big in 15-9 Win Over Santa Monica By Michael Itagaki

• Stanislaus Comes to Town, UCI Wins By Chris Foster

• McNown Is Winner of Unitas Award By Lonnie White

• La Habra Buckles Down, Beats Sanger By Evan Lovett

• Sentences Handed Down

• LOCAL NOTES By Dave Mckibben

• BOYS’ SOCCER PREVIEW - Players to Watch By Tris Wykes

• LOCAL NOTES

• Something Missing From Division I Game By Martin Beck

• Up Next

• Shutout for McLennan as Blues Top Predators

• WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

• Golden West Advances in Volleyball

• Channel Islands Coach Takes Year Off

• Calendar

• Sampras Gets Closer to Holding Top Spot

• Team Ready to Take Flight By David Wharton

• Golf Events Conflict, Thinning Section Field By Michael Itagaki

• NBA Talks Ho-Ho-Hopeless: Christmas Games Are Off

• A Horse Is a Horse, of Course, Even in South Bend By Mal Florence

• Azusa Pacific Finds Winning Touch By Scott Moe

• Johnson Going Through Motions By Jim Hodges

• Irvine Women Come Apart in Loss to West Virginia By Chris Foster

• Woolridge Loses ‘Interim’ as Coach of WNBA Sparks By Jerry Crowe

• Hartsburg Likes Team’s Versatility By Elliott Teaford

• Powers Behind Pond Seek Financial Boost By Bill Shaikin

• GAME DAY / A Look at Today’s Key Matchups

• Royal Hits Road and Runs Over Palisades By Steve Galluzzo

• Augusta Sparks Ice Dog Victory

• Going Is Slow in a Fast Start for 5-0 Waves By Scott Moe

• Ovitz Investor Tries for Redskins By T J. Simers

• SOUTHLAND ROUNDUP By Chris Foster

Supervisors Approve Newhall Ranch Project

• Gaza Airport Opens Amid Hopes of Economic Takeoff By Tracy Wilkinson

• Under 30 and Angry in Chile By Sebastian Rotella

• A Shamed Russia Buries Slain Lawmaker By Maura Reynolds

• Nobles May Lose Inherited Seats, Queen Says

• Diving for Dollars in a Tank of Taters By Booth Moore

• Movers, Shakers Sparkle at Gay & Lesbian Center Fete By Michael Quintanilla

• Reno Won’t Pursue Gore Investigation By Ronald Brownstein, Robert L. Jackson, and Ronald J. Ostrow

• Nicaragua Offers Meticulous Detail on Mitch Donations By Aracely Acosta and Juanita Darling

• A Sense of Purpose By Beverly Beyette

• Kern County Gas Well Fire Poses Containment Challenge

• Town Mourns Slain 9-Year-Old By Eric Bailey and Tony Perry

• A Father’s Deadly Despair By Megan Garvey, Nancy Wride, and Greg Hernandez

• Valentin Berezhkov; Russian Diplomat, Author

• Coast to See a Wave of Resort-Building By E. Scott Reckard

• Berlin Stadium to Get Face Lift for World Cup Bid

• Dick O’Neill; Veteran TV, Movie Actor By Myrna Oliver

• Kevorkian’s Latest Act Raises New Concerns By Mary Rourke

• A Father’s Deadly Despair By H G. Reza and Phil Willon

• Taipei Vote Could Foil U.S.-China Peace By Jim Mann

• Supervisors OK 21,000-Home Development By T. Christian Miller

• A Home Run for Education By Booth Moore

• Rebellious LA Weekly Turns a Mature 20 By Irene Lacher

• The Best Gift Ever

• Lights Fantastic By Booth Moore

• C’mon, Get Happy

• The First Feast Set the Tone for Centuries By Chris Erskine

• Challenge to a Senate GOP Leader Arises By Art Pine

• Ventura County OKs Ahmanson Project

• Parents of Special Education Pupils Often At Odds With Schools By Liz Seymour and Tina Nguyen

• Here’s a Cup U.S. Doesn’t Need to Drink From By Grahame L. Jones

• Delta Dams Proposal Gathering Momentum By Frank Clifford

• LAUGH LINES

• Two Epics for the Long Holiday Drive By Rochelle O'Gorman

• Supervisors Approve Newhall Ranch Project By T. Christian Miller

• OC LIVE!

• Democrat on House Panel to Propose Clinton Censure By Marc Lacey

• FDA Issues New Warnings on Hazards of Viagra Use By Robert A. Rosenblatt

• The Coolest Friend in the Universe By Mel Gilden

• Assistance Groups’ Holiday Wish Lists By Heather Stewart Jorden

• Barbie Gets a Biker Make-Over By Roy Rivenburg

• Death on the Small Screen Puts Spotlight on TV Ethics By Paul Lieberman

• Astros Pass on Johnson

• Southland’s Housing Market Frenzy Cooling By Jesus Sanchez

• Publisher Getting the Word Out Early on Its New Novelist By Paul D. Colford

• Air Bag Deaths Down; Safety Campaign, Innovation Cited By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar

• Making a Difference in O.C.

• Judge Drops Some Charges Against Espy

• Pint-Sized Punch Lines

• ‘Better Control’ Was Needed for Tripp, Starr Says

• Gordon Ringer; L.A. Judge Subpoenaed President Nixon By Myrna Oliver

• Deposed Co-Premier Elected to New Post

• Luxury Hotels Part of Seized Drug Assets

• Kids’ Special

• Cabinet Meets in Berlin as a Prod to Move By Carol J. Williams

• Second Ex-Leader Held in Argentina Baby Kidnappings By Sebastian Rotella

• Judge Throws Out Late-Abortion Ban

• IN YOUR DREAMS

• Recall Targets 9.6 Million Mesh Playpens

• Mystery Writers Have an Alibi This Weekend By Dennis Mclellan

• Another Released Wolf Found Dead

• ‘Star Wars’ Saga Is Headed Back to the Future By Mike Downey

• Partnership Forged in Love, Respect By Beverly Beyette

• Agencies Make Their Wishes –Now Let’s Grant Them

• THE TIMES’ WORLD RANKINGS By Grahame L. Jones

• Speed Read

• WASHINGTON INSIGHT

• TOMORROW IN SO CAL LIVING

• Davis Pushes Summer Training for Teachers By Kenneth R. Weiss and Richard Lee Colvin

• U.N. Boosts AIDS Estimates in Africa

• Iraq Refuses to Relent on Arms Documents

• Esther Rolle Memorial Set for Saturday

• Car Bomb Kills 3 at German Embassy

The Biz Q & A

• All That Glitters Is Gold for Christmas Decorating Firm By Leslie Earnest

• Gold in the Glitter Game By Leslie Earnest

• Continental Sues Delta Air By James F. Peltz

• He Saw a Need for Artistic Licensing, and Filled It By Karen E. Klein

• Suit Seeks to Recover ICN Exec’s Pay

• General Mills to Restructure, Cut 200 Jobs

• TECHNOLOGY

• NationsBanc Names New Equities Execs

• Managing Profitability to Maximize Your Profit By Juan Hovey

• Home Still Isn’t Where the Temp Worker Is, Frustrated Small Firms Find By Vicki Torres

• Consumer Confidence Up, 1st Time in 5 Months

• Where the Bulls Say the Market Is Heading Now By Tom Petruno

• ALSO

• Treasury Says Wheat First Admitted Violations

• ICN Sued Over Harassment Settlements

• ORANGE COUNTY EARNINGS

• Hilton, Grand Casinos Shareholders OK Spinoff

• Microsemi Posts Lower Net Income, Revenue for Fiscal 4th Quarter

• CalFed Wins Partial Reprieve on ‘Goodwill’ Suit Ruling

• State’s 3rd-Quarter Exports Off 9.4% on Asia, Mexico Weakness By Jeff Leeds

• Many Steps to Consider Before a New Product Finds Its Way to Store Shelves By Karen E. Klein

• Business Hurting Your Marriage? Call a Meeting By Azriela Jaffe

• FCC Warns Sprint-Telmex to Lower Rates as Promised

• PG&E Sells 4 Power Plants for $1 Billion By Nancy Rivera Brooks

• J.C. Penney to Acquire Drugstore Chain

• Merck, Its Shares Climbing, Plans Stock Split

• Despite Web Page Software, You May Need the Help of a Professional By Lawrence J. Magid

• EWallet Software Aims to Ease Web Shopping By Karen Kaplan

• Combined Firms’ Music Unit to Get New Chief By Chuck Philips

• International Paper to Buy Rival

• Stocks Fall in Profit-Taking; Dow Loses 73

• EARNINGS

• ORANGE COUNTY EARNINGS

• ORANGE COUNTY EARNINGS

• FINANCIAL SERVICES

• Spotlight: Knott’s Berry Farm Plans to Open Water Park

• Intuit Reports Loss in Line With Expectations

• Microsoft Wants Case Dropped By Jube Shiver Jr.

• Mondavi Shares Rise on Signs of Rebound

• Pacific Sunwear Shares Fall 32% With Cloudy Holiday Forecast

• EMI Profit Drops 20% in First Half By Chuck Philips

• Novell’s Profit Beats Forecasts in 4th Quarter

• Stock to Watch

• AOL, Netscape to Create Web Commerce Giant By Charles Piller

• Fleetwood Quarterly Earnings Climb 11%

• Knott’s Planning Water Attraction Near Theme Park By E. Scott Reckard

• Stock Fund Cash Inflows Rebound in Nov. By Paul J. Lim

• ORANGE COUNTY EARNINGS

• Interplay Ready to Move Forward With Expanded Credit Line, Deals By P J. Huffstutter

• ALSO

• PanAmSat Seeks to Stop Purchase of Comsat

‘Babe’ Hits the Mean Streets

• A Grand Love By Bill Kohlhaase

• Restrained Yet Accessible, Duncan Sheik Still Soulful By Steve Appleford

• ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT REPORTS FROM THE TIMES, NEWS SERVICES AND THE NATION’S PRESS. By Shauna Snow

• Bedside Manner, Real and Imagined By Howard Rosenberg

• Controversial ‘60 Minutes’ Helps Push CBS to Top By Brian Lowry

• GET OUT!

• All in the Unhinged Family By John Anderson

• Bachelor Party Goes ‘Very Bad’ in Self-Satisfied Black Comedy By Kenneth Turan

• Dickens Goes West in ‘Ebenezer’ By Daryl H. Miller

• Russian Violist Bashmet Joins Quintet for Articulate Concert By John Henken

• Coming Thursday

• Be Nice: TV Gadget Screens the Foul Language By Bernard T. Davidow

• Starry Night From Orion No Accident By Chris Pasles

• Emotions on a Grand Scale in the Universal World of ‘Station’ By Kevin Thomas

• ‘Ringmaster’ Presides Over a Lively Circus By Kevin Thomas

• Trio Underworld Finds Happy Mix By Steve Hochman

• A Tale of a Man Who Emerges Reborn From a Good ‘Steam’ By Kevin Thomas

• Singer Sheik Reins in Emotions to Reveal a Subtly Warm Style By Steve Appleford