Archive for Monday, August 30, 1999

‘We Can Do This’ - Camp Helps Troubled Boys Change Their Attitudes, Lives

• Car Crash Kills 5 Near Site of Huge Rave Party - Accident: Vehicle plunges 1,200 feet from Angeles Crest Highway. Victims had tickets to the all-night event. By Ted Rohrlich and Terry Mcdermott

• Satellite Campus Set to Launch - Education: After years of planning, former Camarillo State Hospital opens doors as CSUN branch for 1,800 students today. By Fred Alvarez

• COUNTYWIDE - Sheriff’s Department Requests Public’s Help in Finding 4 Fugitives By Holly J. Wolcott

• Sherman Oaks - Swing Dance Contestants Step Back and Forth in Time By Andrew Blankstein

• For Schools, It’s Not All Academic - Education: With a new year starting, improving programs and performance is one priority, but so are such things as tightening security and refurbishing facilities. By Anna Gorman and Jennifer Hamm

• ‘So Much Joy’ - Longtime Parishioners Reminisce, Pray St. Isidore Will Not Close By Lisa Richardson

• Bike Race Rolls Through Downtown Ventura By Matt Surman

• Academic Challenge - CSUN Campus Faces Final Quake Repairs, Filling President’s Post By Solomon Moore

• Camp Helps Troubled Boys Change Their Attitudes and Lives By Tina Dirmann

• Body Found in Missing Shop Owner’s Van - Crime: Man vanished from his San Fernando store Saturday after an apparent struggle. Victim’s identity not confirmed. By Andrew Blankstein and David Colker

• THE SAFETY ZONE - Asleep at the Wheel - Drowsy Drivers Are a Major Highway Safety Threat; Gadgets May Help, but Best Remedy Is a Good Night’s Sleep By Susan Mccormack

• Skater’s Death Is a 2nd Tragic Warning - Accident: Matthew Purvis, remembered in a wake Sunday, died after a longboard spill eerily similar to a friend’s in 1997. By Jason Kandel

• Turkish Boy Injured in Quake Comes 8,400 Miles for Aid - Recovery: The 4-year-old, whose mother was killed while shielding him from the devastation, is flown to L.A. by relatives for treatment of his badly broken legs. By Hugo Martín

• Fires Threaten Homes, Force Evacuations By Carla Rivera and Karima A. Haynes

• FOCUS: ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY NEWS - COSTA MESA By Greg Risling, (949) 574-4226

• Pollution Battle Continues on Multiple Fronts - Environment: High-tech equipment, low-tech ‘fruit launch’ to be used in search for source of beach contamination. By Karen Alexander

• FOCUS: ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY NEWS - LAGUNA HILLS By Andrew Glazer, (949) 574-4204

• FOCUS: ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY NEWS - STANTON By Judy Silber, (714) 966-5988

• Danger Often Lurks for Workers at Youth Prison By Holly J. Wolcott

• FOCUS: ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY NEWS - SANTA ANA By Jason Kandel, (714) 966-5848

• Catholic Schools Also Big Winners in Tuition Grants By Bob Pool

• Obituary - William Gatsios; Longtime Resident

• SHAWN HUBLER By Shawn Hubler

• FOCUS: ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY NEWS - FOUNTAIN VALLEY By Ellen Mccarty, (714) 965-7172, Ext. 14

• FOCUS: ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY NEWS - LAGUNA BEACH By Chris Ceballos, (949) 248-2150

• FOCUS: ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY NEWS - VILLA PARK By Susan Mccormack, (714) 966-5879

• FOCUS: ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY NEWS - FULLERTON By Jin Whang, (714) 966-7440

• FOCUS: ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY NEWS - SEAL BEACH By Louise Roug, (714) 966-5977

• FOCUS: ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY NEWS - LAGUNA NIGUEL By Dana Bushee, (949) 574-4203

• Safety Work Finished, Knott’s Puts Coaster Back on Tracks - Theme parks: The wooden GhostRider had been closed since a piece of wood came loose last week, injuring five. By E. Scott Reckard

• FOCUS: ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY NEWS - TUSTIN By James Meier, (714) 966-5988

• Model Train Show Brings Out the Kid in Adults - Hobbies: Enthusiasts relish the miniature worlds they build around their intricately detailed and often expensive toys. By Matt Surman

• FOCUS: ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY NEWS - SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO By Chris Ceballos, (949) 248-2150

• Commentary - … And Make Sure They Learn Early About Values - Society: Forget the quick fix. Give kids a head start to learn right from wrong. By Jack Valenti

• FOCUS: ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY NEWS - WESTMINSTER By Louise Roug, (714) 966-5977

• FOCUS: ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY NEWS - PLACENTIA By Jasmine Lee, (949) 764-4331

• FOCUS: ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY NEWS - LAKE FOREST By Alex Katz, (949) 574-4206

• Man Shot Dead in Canoga Park

• FOCUS: ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY NEWS - MISSION VIEJO By Sean Kirwan, (949) 574-4202

• THE SAFETY ZONE - TODAY’S TIPS - Beware Hard Sell, Know the Rules for In-Home Purchases

• FOCUS: ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY NEWS - DANA POINT By Chris Ceballos, (949) 248-2150

• Santa Barbara Firefighter Dies While Battling Forest Blaze

• FOCUS: ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY NEWS - GARDEN GROVE By Jason Kandel, (714) 966-5848

• Commentary - Begin by Teaching Kids English in Preschool … - Education: When it comes to language skills, the earlier the better. By Roger Rasmussen

• FOCUS: ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY NEWS - BUENA PARK By James Meier, (714) 966-5988

• FOCUS: ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY NEWS - IRVINE By Mathis Winkler, (949) 764-4311

• VENTURA COUNTY ROUNDUP - VENTURA - Public Invited to Dedication of School By Anna Gorman

• VENTURA COUNTY ROUNDUP - MOORPARK - Applicants Sought for Water Board By Margaret Talev

• FOCUS: ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY NEWS - ORANGE By Susan Mccormack, (714) 966-5879

• FOCUS: ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY NEWS - NEWPORT BEACH By Stacy Brown, (949) 574-4233

• FOCUS: ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY NEWS - SAN CLEMENTE By Chris Ceballos, (949) 248-2150

• FOCUS: ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY NEWS - YORBA LINDA By Jasmine Lee, (949) 764-4331

• FOCUS: ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY NEWS - BREA By Jasmine Lee, (949) 764-4331

• FOCUS: ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY NEWS - ANAHEIM By Judy Silber, (714) 966-5988

• 3rd Suspect Sought in Alleged Kidnap By David Colker

• FOCUS: ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY NEWS - HUNTINGTON BEACH By Eron Ben-Yehuda, (714) 965-7172, Ext. 13

• Commentary - As in South Africa, It’s Time to Let Our Wallets Do the Talking - Sudan: Canadian oil firm Talisman is an economic ally of a brutal regime. Divest from it. By Eric Reeves

• FOCUS: ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY NEWS - LAGUNA WOODS By Andrew Glazer, (949) 574-4204

• THE SAFETY ZONE: ACTION LOG

• THE SAFETY ZONE - Ladder No Place to Push Luck By Jerry Hicks

• FOCUS: ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY NEWS - LOS ALAMITOS By James Meier, (714) 966-5988

• FOCUS: ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY NEWS - LA PALMA By Louise Roug, (714) 966-5977

• ORANGE COUNTY PERSPECTIVE - Good News for Home Buyers

• FOCUS: ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY NEWS - CYPRESS By Jin Whang, (714) 966-7440

• Car Hits Tree in Santa Ana, Killing Teenager

• FOCUS: ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY NEWS - LA HABRA By Jin Whang, (714) 966-7440

• Angeles Forest Pot Plantation Poses Big Risk for Authorities - Drugs: Agents spend a week chopping down 6,000 plants on 25 acres in rugged countryside. By Joe Mozingo

• Police Find Body in Van of Missing Valley Shop Owner By Andrew Blankstein and David Colker

• VENTURA COUNTY ROUNDUP - COUNTYWIDE - Volunteers Sought to Teach Reading By Margaret Talev

• VENTURA COUNTY ROUNDUP - CHANNEL ISLANDS - Park Sewer Plan Open to Review By Gary Polakovic

Fitness - How I Did It - It’s an Uphill Battle as She Prepares for an Ascent in the Sierra

• Where the Wild Things Are - Never mind that a case of head lice is considered harmless. Experts agree that the hardy bloodsuckers are devilishly tricky to get rid of. By Rosie Mestel

• Eating Smart - Unusual, and Nutritious, Produce With Familiar Flavors By Sheldon Margen and Dale A. Ogar

• Special Needs Are a Matter of Education By Rosie Mestel

• ‘Say Aaah’ - Media Mix - Just Call It Thoughtful Therapy - PLATO, NOT PROZAC!: Applying Philosophy to Everyday Problems; by Lou Marinoff; HarperCollins, $23.95, 308 pages By Jane E. Allen

• People’s Pharmacy - Drugs Can Help Heal Recurring Cold Sores By Joe Graedon and Teresa Graedon

• ‘Say Aaah’ - Your Health - Ease Sting of Venom Allergies By Valerie Ulene and Jonathan Fielding

• ‘Say Aaah’ - Booster Shots - If I Had a Hammer … - ROSIE MESTEL

• INVOLVEMENT OPPORTUNITIES

• POP QUIZ

• Fitness - Healthy Bestsellers

• ‘Say Aaah’ - Vitals - A Deadly Toll for Women

• Capsules - Male Fetuses Less Tolerant of Stress By Thomas Maugh III

• ‘Say Aaah’ - StayWell - Itchy Swelling: When the Eyes Have It By Barbara J. Chuck

• HEALTH WATCH By Michael Zimmerman

• Fitness - The Bane of Female Athletes Too, Incontinence Can Be Treated By Carol Krucoff

Sosa Provides the Power to Propel Cubs to Victory - Baseball: He homers off Dreifort to break scoreless tie and Dodger hitters are baffled by Farnsworth in 6-0 loss.

• GOLF ROUNDUP - Woods Wins Fifth Tournament of Year

• THE INSIDE TRACK - NOW YOU KNOW - Tee Time

• HOME RUN RACE

• DODGERS REPORT - Driving to Airport a Pleasant Experience for Park By David Wharton

• Angels Are Just One Small Step From Worst After Another Loss - Baseball: Anaheim moves within half-game of poorest record in majors after losing to Red Sox, 7-4. By Mike Digiovanna

• ANGELS REPORT - Edmonds a Bit Envious of Red Sox and Fans By Mike Digiovanna

• TENNIS - It’s Time for Answers as U.S. Open Begins - Sampras renews quest for singular record and Davenport aims to defend title against some hungry, young competition. By Lisa Dillman

• Outcome Has Familiar Ring to It - Del Mar: Baffert goes 1-2 in a $1-million race for a second time as General Challenge wins by three lengths over stablemate River Keen in Pacific Classic. By Bill Christine

• Greene Brings Home Gold - He runs down Britain’s Chambers to anchor U.S. 400 relay victory and stand atop podium for third time in eight days. By Randy Harvey

• You Can Put a Price on This Victory By Earl Gustkey

• Moceanu’s Life Is Smoothing Out - Gymnastics: She is disappointed she missed U.S. championships, but 17-year-old is healing wounds with family. By Robyn Norwood

• Edison, El Toro Will Hang Loose in Hawaii By Michael Itagaki

• Kim Taking Walk on the Wild Side By Diane Pucin

• THE TIMES’ RANKINGS - TENNIS TOP 10 By Lisa Dillman

• Clueless Effort Is Simply Inexcusable By J A. Adande

• COLLEGE FOOTBALL DAILY REPORT / AROUND THE NATION - Former Iowa Player Accused of Blackmail

• THE INSIDE TRACK - Newswire - Ray Fights Off Challengers to Win Colorado Indy 200

• AROUND THE NFL - Cowboys’ Jones Is Arrested

• Price for Angels and Ducks Could Be in Eye of Beholder By Bill Shaikin

• ROUNDUP - Gonzalez Helps Diamondbacks Batter Mets

• COLLEGE FOOTBALL DAILY REPORT / USC - Arizona’s Disaster Called Temporary By Robyn Norwood

• AROUND THE MAJORS - Yankees Honor Little Leaguers

• HIGH SCHOOLS - Marina Basketball Players Upset Over Firing of Coach By Melanie Neff

• THE INSIDE TRACK - Morning Briefing - And Jerry Jones Thinks He’s Biggest Thing in Texas By Grahame L. Jones

• Just Call ‘Em Citizen ‘Canes - College football: Humble Miami players almost too good to be true after a 23-12 victory over Ohio State in Kickoff Classic. By Chris Dufresne

• Rangers Rolling as Blue Jays Reel

• COLLEGE FOOTBALL DAILY REPORT / UCLA - Mitchell Is Ready and Raring to Go By Scott Howard-Cooper

• IRWINDALE - Kelley Keeps Hopes Alive for Series Title By Mark Peinado

• Cooper, Comets Smother Sparks - WNBA: Two-time MVP has 22 points and nine assists as Houston gets must-win, 83-55. Woolridge ejected. By Earl Gustkey

• USC Beats UC Irvine in Women’s Soccer

• WNBA - Liberty Fights Off Elimination

• DODGER SCOUTING REPORT / MILWAUKEE - Carlyle Zeroes In Early in Debut

• BEACH VOLLEYBALL / MANHATTAN BEACH OPEN - Whitmarsh, Swatik Prevail By Mike Bresnahan

PARTY ORANGE: 27th ANNUAL ORANGE INTERNATIONAL STREET FAIR - Meet Me at the Fair

• WOMEN IN THE WORKPLACE / Kelley Greene - An Expert Mother - She’s leading the effort to feed and care for two baby chimps at the L.A. Zoo nursery until it’s considered safe to return them to the group. By Renee Tawa

• PARTY ORANGE: 27th ANNUAL ORANGE INTERNATIONAL STREET FAIR - Orange Was Key to Putting City of Orange on the Map - Majority of Early Population Depended on Citrus Industry By Steve Emmons

• Partial to Gov. Bush’s Style, Latinos Look for Substance - Politics: Some fear that the candidate, who has long connected with voters, might be wavering on key issues. By Claudia Kolker

• California and the West - Bill for Winemaker Dies on the Vine - Legislation: Exemption to state laws to benefit movie maker Francis Ford Coppola’s winery had been sought. Even trade group opposed it. By Rone Tempest

• Hurricane Appears Likely to Bypass Carolina Coast

• Page 2 / News, Trends, Gossip and Stuff To Do - On the Street - Oh, Just Skip It (You Might Like It) By Leslee Komaiko

• Turkey Quake Provides Lessons for California - Research: U.S. experts say the shock wave moved in unexpected ways, which could occur in local valleys. By Dexter Filkins

• A New Face in TV Justice - A respected lawyer who’s tackled domestic violence needed a challenge. So she took on ‘Divorce Court.’ By Irene Lacher

• COLUMN ONE - Equality Evolving in Japan - A new law is gradually loosening the hierarchical grip of older men. Critics say the changes are cosmetic, but optimists say peer pressure and a cultural bias against shame will make them significant for women. By Mark Magnier

• Page 2 / News, Trends, Gossip and Stuff To Do - Lifestyle - He’s Got a Whole World in His Arm Pack By Barbara Thomas

• PARTY ORANGE: 27th ANNUAL ORANGE INTERNATIONAL STREET FAIR - Where Antiques Are King - 38 Shops Can Be Found in 4-Block Area Downtown By Steve Emmons

• Page 2 / News, Trends, Gossip and Stuff To Do - Web Watch - Weighing In on Fast Food By Renee Tawa

• Page 2 / News, Trends, Gossip and Stuff To Do - TODAY’S LIVING BEST BETS

• Holbrooke Warns Milosevic Not to Cause Trouble - Balkans: New U.S. ambassador meets with U.N. and local leaders in Kosovo. By David Holley

• Archbishop Camara; Fought for Human Rights in Brazil

• Postponing Kindergarten Spurs Debate By Martha Groves

• PLANNING AHEAD

• The Kids’ Reading Room - Reading by 9 - Time Capsule By Mary Ellen Walker

• Page 2 / News, Trends, Gossip and Stuff To Do - Give It Up For… - KCET Has a Vision for Award By Candace A. Wedlan

• California and the West - 2nd Getty Family an Open Secret - Billionaire: Many in San Francisco’s high society knew about heir’s three daughters with an L.A.-area woman, some now say, but everyone stayed discreet. By Maria L. La Ganga and Jocelyn Stewart

• Section Gee! Advice, Humor, Comics, Horoscope, Kids - Off-Kilter - Whither the Warlock in Hollywood? By Roy Rivenburg

• PARTY ORANGE: 27th ANNUAL ORANGE INTERNATIONAL STREET FAIR - Fair’s Extensive Beer Menu Speaks Universal Language By Steve Emmons

• Nation IN BRIEF / ARIZONA - Supreme Court OKs Teen’s Late Abortion

• Nation IN BRIEF / WASHINGTON, D.C. - Republicans Promise New Waco Inquiries

• The Kids’ Reading Room - Reading by 9 - Pint-Sized Punch Lines

• Job Picture Still Rosy as Hiring Gets Creative By Peter G. Gosselin

• California and the West - Proposed Pay Reduction for Legislature Splits GOP - Politics: The House in Washington wants to help itself by rewriting the redistricting rules. As an incentive to voters, it is offering an enticing carrot. By Mark Gladstone

• The Kids’ Reading Room - Reading by 9 - Long Walk Home By Mel Gilden

• Section Gee! Advice, Humor, Comics, Horoscope, Kids - LAUGH LINES

• Nazi’s Remains Are Scattered at Sea

• Obituaries

• Raymond Vernon; Pioneering Scholar on Global Economy By Myrna Oliver

• Commentary - Missing in Action: Media Images of Real Workers By Matt Witt

• Rare Russian Bells Missing From Church

• World IN BRIEF / VENEZUELA - Assembly Considers Taking Total Control

• National Perspective - Restoration of Confidence Is Giving U.S. a New Chance to Look to Future By Ronald Brownstein

• Radioactive Debris Found Outside Plant, Officials Confirm

• E. Timorese Flood Polls During Lull in Violence - Southeast Asia: Militias vow to end bloodshed and allow vote that could bring birth of a new nation. Those in line seem to lean toward independence from Indonesia. By David Lamb

• The Kids’ Reading Room - Reading by 9 - The Best Summer Vacation Ever

• Nation IN BRIEF / PUERTO RICO - Marchers Demand Pardon for Activists

• Francis Hall; Helped Fender, Rickenbacker Guitar Firms By Myrna Oliver

• World IN BRIEF / KYRGYZSTAN - Leader Vows to Gain Hostages’ Freedom

• Nation IN BRIEF / NEW YORK - Vacationing Clintons Remember JFK Jr.

• U.S. to Resume Critical Role in Mideast Talks By Norman Kempster

• Ex-Official Denies Bias in Los Alamos Spy Case - Espionage: Former Energy Department aide says Wen Ho Lee’s ethnicity did not influence inquiry. He claims Clinton appointee blocked reports to Congress. By Judy Pasternak

• Book Review - Revisiting the Poet Who Defined the Pastoral for the Ages - THE ECLOGUES OF VIRGIL; Translated by David Ferry; Farrar, Straus & Giroux $24, 102 pages By Merle Rubin

• California and the West - In This Poker Game, the Indians Hold the Best Hand By George Skelton

• Philippine Troops Continue Assault on Muslim Rebels

• Jail Escapee Slays Wife, Daughters; Is Killed by Police

• World IN BRIEF / BURUNDI - Hutu Rebels Kill Civilians, Fight Army

THE CUTTING EDGE - Ready for Prime Time? - Intertainer, an Interactive TV Start-Up, Set the Scene. Are Viewers and Infrastructure Tuned In to Plans?

• THE CUTTING EDGE - CYBERSPACE - Lower Phone Bills May Be a Click Away By Elizabeth Douglass

• MONDAY BUSINESS - PREVIEW: Some of the major business and economic events scheduled for this week - Edison’s Solar Power Project Called a Success but Will Be Shut Down By Nancy Rivera Brooks

• ECompanies to Disclose Venture Capital Funds - Investing: It’s expected that Santa Monica Internet business incubator has raised $130 million. By Karen Kaplan

• THE CUTTING EDGE - DIGITAL NATION - Congress Feuds Over Encryption By Gary Chapman

• O.C. TECH BEAT - HDTV Maker Mitsubishi to Help Redefine Prime-Time Television By Jonathan Gaw

• International Group of Scientists Cracks E-Commerce Security Code

• HEARD ON THE BEAT / TECHNOLOGY - Always Looking By Karen Kaplan

• MONDAY BUSINESS - PREVIEW: Some of the major business and economic events scheduled for this week - Investors, Fed Watching August Jobless Report

• MONDAY BUSINESS - PREVIEW: Some of the major business and economic events scheduled for this week - French Retailers May Merge to Form Wal-Mart Rival

• THE CUTTING EDGE - SCIENCE WATCH - Researchers Looking to Nuclear Energy to Power Tiny Devices By Lee Dye

• THE CUTTING EDGE - CALIFORNIA DEALIN’ - Take Internet Health Firms’ IPOs With Healthy Dose of Skepticism By James F. Peltz

• THE CUTTING EDGE - World Peace, Cure for Cold and a Good 25 Cup of Coffee - Marketing: Those are about the only 3 claims for the Internet not made at Dell Computer conference.

• MONDAY BUSINESS - PREVIEW: Some of the major business and economic events scheduled for this week - Arco Investors to Vote on Merger With BP Amoco By Nancy Rivera Brooks

• MONDAY BUSINESS - PREVIEW: Some of the major business and economic events scheduled for this week - Study: Pay Gap Widens Between Workers, Execs

• HEARD ON THE BEAT / TECHNOLOGY - Sharp Idea? By Jonathan Gaw

• THE CUTTING EDGE - New Way to Ease Web Traffic Jams Is Winning Big-Name Fans - Internet: AOL, Yahoo and others back system that uses hundreds of computers to send data. Others say it’s passing fancy. By Ashley Dunn

• AT&T, MediaOne Deal May Be Delayed a Year - Telecom: Time Warner raises objections, according to SEC filing. Merger may be postponed to next summer.

• THE CUTTING EDGE - HEARD ON THE BEAT / TECHNOLOGY - Consumers Union to Use BizRate.com Data By Jonathan Gaw

• O.C. TECH BEAT - Comarco Is Listening By Jonathan Gaw

• THE CUTTING EDGE: FOCUS ON TECHNOLOGY - PC FOCUS - Incessant Beeps, TV Wake-Up Calls and Other Signs of Tech Run Amok By Lawrence J. Magid

• Jobs Expected to Show Off New Products - Computers: Analysts say Apple’s interim CEO could unveil ‘some really interesting stuff’ during a publishing trade show.

• HEARD ON THE BEAT / TECHNOLOGY - Name Game By Karen Kaplan

• THE CUTTING EDGE - An Overload of Computer Crime - Law: The quick arrests recently are apparently exceptions. A lack of resources continues to hobble federal investigators. By Jonathan Gaw

• O.C. TECH BEAT - Tollway Traffic Online By Jonathan Gaw

• THE CUTTING EDGE - Intel to Sketch Out Future at Forum - Technology: Company event will draw more than 2,000 hardware and software developers to Palm Springs this week.

Just Another Mountain to Climb - Despite vocal woes and tabloid wars, a spirited Julie Andrews soldiers on.

• Music Review - St.Clair’s Back, With Joyous Sounds - Pacific Symphony Orchestra Does Justice to John Williams and Scottish Work by Davies By Kristina Lindgren and Susan Bliss

• In the Know / A LOOK AT THE WEEK AHEAD - Still Relevant? The Artist Just May Find Out

• UPN Goes to the Mat With Mayhem By Howard Rosenberg

• WEEKEND REVIEWS / Dance Review - Colorful Folk Dancing Falls Short on Creative Footwork By Victoria Looseleaf

• There’s Something About a Providential Partnership - Movies: The Farrelly brothers find a kindred spirit in fellow Rhode Islander Michael Corrente for coming-of-age tale ‘Outside Providence.’ By Matt Coltrin

• COUNTERPUNCH - We Have a Vote on Violence By John Mcnamara

• GET OUT!

• COUNTERPUNCH - Apparently, History Didn’t Come ‘First’ in Taper’s Tale of Early Film By Tom Stempel

• Anaheim Venue’s Latest Setback - ConcertsPoor sales for a show mean another cancellation instead of revival at Freedman Forum. By John Roos

• Movie Review - Theron’s at the Controls in ‘Astronaut’s Wife’ By Kevin Thomas

• Jazz Review - Phil Norman & Co. Marry Classic Jazz to Millennial - At Steamers, Band Broadens Definition of West Coast Sound By Bill Kohlhaase

• HBO Leads Nighttime Emmy Pack With 16 Awards - Television Pay channel cited for ‘Sopranos,’ movies in ceremony aimed mainly at technical achievement. By Brian Lowry

• TOMORROW IN CALENDAR

• Impeachment Saga: Are You Ready for the Musical? - Stage. A spate of productions capitalizes on the Clinton-Lewinsky scandal and its fallout. By Paula Span

• Jazz Review - Acoustic Jazz Quartet Expertly Blends Sounds By Don Heckman

• ‘Sixth Sense’ Is a Champ of ‘Titanic’ Proportions - Box Office Thriller’s ticket sales soar to $138.9 million. Banderas action film debuts at No. 2.

• Pop Music Review - Anacaona Flavors Salsa With an Afro-Cuban Beat By Ernesto Lechner

• Another ‘Mary’? To the Contrary, Farrelly Warns Comic Hit’s Fans By Matt Coltrin

• Music Review - Masters of the Supporting Role By John Henken

Evacuations Start as Dennis Approaches Outer Banks