Archive for Thursday, December 02, 1999

1,000 Pay Respects, Mourn Slain Brothers

• An Emotional AIDS Remembrance By Jocelyn Y. Stewart and Margaret Ramirez

• 3 Slain Brothers Are Laid to Rest By Caitlin Liu

• Layoffs Unnecessary, Leaders Say By Catherine Saillant

• How to Prepare for ‘Millionaire’ Show By Steve Harvey

• Spreading Wings By Kathryn Bold

• Seeking a Lost Neighborhood By George Ramos

• One Dornan Stays Out, One Gets In By Jean O. Pasco

• Patient Discusses AIDS With Students By Roberto J. Manzano

• Information Sought on Bank Robber By Andrew Blankstein

• Protected Land to Go Public By Seema Mehta

• Backyard hobby spawned nationwide koi and goldfish business By Alex Murashko

• William Otterson; Made San Diego a High-Tech Center By Myrna Oliver

• Doctor Fatally Shot During Robbery at His Home By Bob Pool

• * Wayne E. Boyer; Retired Math Teacher

• Hertzberg Decision Leaves Feuer With Fewer Worries By Patrick Mcgreevy and Miguel Bustillo

• Yule Logjam By Holly J. Wolcott

• Now That’s Shrinking the Government By Steve Harvey

• Yule Logjam By Holly J. Wolcott

• Scientists Are Aiming for Smashing Success in Mars Landing –Literally By Robert Lee Hotz

• Gruesome Mass Murders Spread Fear Across L.A. By Kevin Roderick

• Founder of High Desert Abbey Leaves Legacy of Faith, Adventure By Annette Kondo

• Senior Athlete’s Golden Years By Marissa Espino

• 3 Supervisors Are Urged to Step Down By Margaret Talev

• Jeanne Chall; Longtime Phonics Advocate By Elaine Woo

• $15,000 Raised for Simonian By Phil Willon and Jasmine Lee

• Founder of Abbey Leaves a Legacy of Adventure and Faith By Annette Kondo

• Auditor Warns of Payroll Problem By Daryl Kelley

• Claim of Rape Questioned as Prosecution of Soto Rests By Tracy Wilson

• Popular Support for Reform Inoculates L.A. Politics By Raphael J. Sonenshein

• Slain Brothers Recalled in Somber Rites By Caitlin Liu

• * Carole A. Tobias Perrone; Credit Counselor

• Navigating New Ground By Todd Everett

• LOS ALAMITOS By Andre Briscoe, (714) 966-5848

• It’s Appropriate to Respond Irrationally to the Irrational By Thane Rosenbaum

• PLACENTIA By Deniene Husted, (714) 520-2503

• Lake Forest Sues Airport Land-Use Commission Over Restrictions By Jean O. Pasco

• THE SAFETY ZONE: ACTION LOG

• FOUNTAIN VALLEY By Jim Perez, (714) 965-7172, Ext. 21

• Panel Rejects Application for Mining Operation

• LAGUNA NIGUEL By Deepa Bharath, (949) 574-4204

• Pair Enter Not Guilty Pleas in Murder-Robbery

• Earthwatch: A Diary of the Planet

• Bread Makes Toast of Ducks, Vet Says By Andrew Glazer

• Gondola Accident Victims’ Families to Get Damages

• College District Fires Back at Panel By Kate Folmar

• LA PALMA By Andre Briscoe, (714) 966-5848

• LA HABRA By Geoffrey C. Upton, (714) 520-2508

• Emissions of Coke Dust Spur Probe, Lawsuit By Dan Weikel

• MISSION VIEJO By Renee Moilanen, (949) 574-4208

• Obituaries

• LAGUNA WOODS By Andrew Glazer, (949) 574-4204

• FULLERTON By Geoffrey C. Upton, (714) 520-2508

• Ex-Member of Sheriff’s Celebrity Unit Indicted

• Exemptions From Brush Inspection Fee Proposed By Patrick Mcgreevy

• LAGUNA HILLS By Dana Bushee, (949) 574-4207

• TUSTIN By Marissa Espino, (714) 966-5879

• Public’s Help Sought in Identifying Robber

• NEWPORT BEACH By Noaki Schwartz, (949) 574-4232

• STANTON By Judy Silber, (714) 966-5988

• A Failure to Communicate

• Panel Rejects Plan for Mining Gravel By Jason Song

• 16-Year-Old Russian Roulette Victim Dies By Andrew Blankstein

• Cocaine Sentences: Level the Field

• ORANGE By Marissa Espino, (714) 966-5879

• WESTMINSTER By Alex Murashko, (714) 966-5974

• College District to Fight Accreditation Report

• Obituaries

• VILLA PARK By Marissa Espino, (714) 966-5879

• LAGUNA BEACH By Tricia Schwennesen, (949) 248-2168

• GARDEN GROVE By Chris Ceballos, (714) 966-7440

• Man Guilty of Raping Women He Met at Church

• SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO By Kenneth Ma, (949) 248-2157

• Snail’s Race to the Convention

• OBITUARIES

• SANTA ANA By Chris Ceballos, (714) 966-7440

• Fire Areas Subject to Fee Could Shrink By Patrick Mcgreevy

• L.A. Sheriff’s Unit Suffers a 2nd Arrest

• Boys Persuade Panel to Back Ban on Ammo Sales

• DANA POINT By Eric C Sanitate, (949) 248-2152

• Allocation of Prop. 172 Funds Under Question By Fred Alvarez

• O.C. Tobacco Plan Targeted By Peter M. Warren

• COSTA MESA By Alex Coolman, (949) 574-4268

• Toll Road Agency Land to Be Opened to Public

• AIDS Cases Down, but Some Fear HIV May Be On Rise By Catherine Blake

• Teamsters and Turtles: They’re Together at Last By Marc Cooper

• Amid Debate Over Ethics and Drugs, People Can Get Lost By Shawn Hubler

• New AIDS Cases Down for Second Year in a Row

• Park to Have All but the Kitchen Stove By Andre Brisco

• Circle of Oak Timbers in England Felled More Than 4,000 Years Ago By Compiled By

• Real Cost of AIDS Is Humanity By Callisto Madavo and Peter Piot

• Church Teacher Convicted of Rapes By Evelyn Larrubia

• Homeless Shelter a Ready Source for Job Recruiters By Irene Garcia

• AN EQUAL CHANCE By Kenneth Reich

• SEAL BEACH By Alex Murashko, (714) 966-5974

• SAN CLEMENTE By Eric C Sanitate, (949) 248-2152

• Hospital Settles Lawsuit Over Faulty Fuel Tank By Daniel Yi

• YORBA LINDA By Deniene Husted, (714) 520-2503

• HUNTINGTON BEACH By Jim Perez, (714) 965-7172, Ext. 21

• BREA By David Ryan, (714) 520-2511

• I Didn’t Know That

• IRVINE By Thuy-Doan Le (949) 574-4211

• Problems Between LAPD, Mentally Ill Targeted

• Latino Supermarket to Open in Valley By Roberto J. Manzano

• Small Region of Chromosome 13 Contains Gene Linked to Autism By Compiled By

• Authorities Identify Surfer Who Died By Marissa Espino

• First Objective Evidence Produced That Acupuncture Is Effective By Compiled By

• BUENA PARK By Andre Briscoe, (714) 966-5848

• Jury Rejects Palimony Claim Against Actor

• Court Sides With City in Kennedy Photographs Case

• LAKE FOREST By Alex Katz, (949) 574-4206

• ANAHEIM By Judy Silber, (714) 966-5988

• Jailed Women Find Allies in Women Lawyers By Jerry Hicks

• ANN CONWAY By Ann Conway

• CYPRESS By Andre Briscoe, (714) 966-5848

Fighting Back

• Reach For The Sky By Jim Barrero

• Lightning Brings Out Ducks’ Worst By Elliott Teaford

• Garbage Can’t Soil Kobe By Tim Kawakami

• A Certain Ring By Fernando Dominguez

• Freshman Point Guard Is One Gutty Little Bruin By Diane Pucin

• Alemany Whistles to Victory By Dave Desmond

• Identifying the Major Dudes in County Surfing History By Martin Beck

• Northridge Offers Borges, Wall Return to Coaching By Vince Kowalick

• Davis Had Sixth Sense When He Sized Up Irish By Earl Gustkey

• These Teams Aren’t Out of Their League By Martin Henderson

• PIGSKIN PROPHECIES

• Hartsburg Thunders After Loss to Lightning By Elliott Teaford

• RIDING TO THE RECORD

• Ways of the West Suit Krayzelburg By Lisa Dillman

• PIGSKIN PROPHECIES

• The Hot Corner By Larry Stewart

• Iti Could Take Friars to New Heights By Ben Bolch

• Valencia Loses Ground Before the Game Starts By Paige A. Leech

• Anteaters Play Like Lambs but Still Beat Lions By Chris Foster

• Southland Flavor to Postseason By Scott Moe

• Pac-10 Weathers a Violent Storm By Chris Dufresne

• Hebert’s Effort Hard to Miss By Elliott Teaford

• Stoneman: Finley Deal ‘Remote’ By Tim Brown

• UP NEXT

• Bruins Discover Fun in Defense By Scott Howard-Cooper

• Bryant Wins Plaudits Without Losing Style By Bill Plaschke

• Carson-Dorsey Pairing Heads City Games By Gary Klein

• Suns Defeat Rockets, Barkley Blasts Official

• Former Coach Even With Louisville By Chris Shaffer

• HIGH SCHOOL NOTEBOOK By Dave Desmond

• Mater Dei Has Plans to Finish Stated Mission By Gary Klein

• GAME OF THE WEEK

• Bryant’s Return Shakes Up Backcourt By Tim Kawakami

• FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS

• Movement Sought to Help Shooting By Lonnie White

• Royal’s Season Gets Off to Bad Start By Dave Desmond

• BOYS’ NOTES

• Swimmer Krayzelburg Proves He Is Well-Suited to Ways of West By Lisa Dillman

• Westminster’s Tapia Tops Irvine Card Tonight By Dave Mckibben

• UC Irvine Struggles Past Loyola By Chris Foster

• Oak Park Comes Out Ahead of Westlake

• Devils Make Their Points to Rangers

• With So Much Exposure, Chastain Can Bare Her Soul By Randy Harvey

• Bear Quarterback Miller Is Suspended Four Games for Accidental Steroid Use

• HIGH SCHOOL NOTEBOOK By Eric Sondheimer

• Hauser Leads North Hollywood

• Spiker, Jakosky Named Ventura’s Best

• The Beat Goes On Easily for Seraphs By Mike Bresnahan

• Narbonne Has Shot at No. 1 This Season By Gary Klein

• TONIGHT By Steve Henson

• This Time, It’s Trojans Who Outclass an Opponent By Mike Terry

• SEC Suspends Officiating Crew

• They’re Tired of Irish Just Bobbing Along By Mal Florence

• Supreme Court Won’t Hear Stanley Case By Mike Terry

• Freshmen Lead Foothill Past Marina in Water Polo

• Robitaille Back on Top Line By Jim Hodges

• UP NEXT

• Ice Dogs Lose in Shootout, 3-2

• Michigan State Win Ends Tar Heel Streak

• No. 7 Rutgers Shuts Down Ohio State

400 Jailed as Police Occupy Seattle Streets

• Home Mavens and Misters Follow Martha Down Golden Garden Path By Michele Ingrassia

• All Theirs Now–Just for the Asking By Booth Moore

• Little Miss Imperfect By Michele Ingrassia

• Gingrich Persona non Grata in Party He Once Dominated By Janet Hook

• Russia Says It’s on Verge of Seizing a Key Chechen Town

• Police Caught Off Guard by Magnitude of Turmoil, Experts Say By Eric Lichtblau

• Internet Fueled Global Interest in Disruptions By Greg Miller

• Juarez Probe Solidifies Fear of Cartel By Claudia Kolker and James F. Smith

• A Learning Link to the Jet Propulsion Laboratory

• Seattle’s Radical Past Fails to Prepare It for Present Upheaval By Terry Mcdermott

• Neighbors won’t thank you, but an electric blower/vacuum will clumsily do the job. By Robert Smaus

• Things to do this week: By Robert Smaus

• He’ll Be Taking Care of Business Back East By Ruth Ryon

• Sinking Their Hopes Into Colorful Glass Basins By Connie Koenenn

• Reporting a Crime, Then Dying for It By David G. Savage

• Dissidents’ Detentions Stir Debate About Arafat’s Grip By Tracy Wilkinson

• 3 Insurers Agree to Settle Holocaust Claims By Henry Weinstein

• Historic Reno Hotel Gets Reprieve By John M. Glionna

• Clinton, Trade Ministers Try to Save Talks By Evelyn Iritani and Edwin Chen

• Bush Aims Squarely at GOP’s Right Wing With Tax Cut Plan By Ronald Brownstein

• High Court Wary of Classifying Tobacco as Drug By David G. Savage

• Ku Klux Klan Gets Nod to Adopt Missouri Highway

• McCain Details Foreign Policy Views By Mark Z. Barabak

• Legislators Outline State Budget Goals By Dan Morain and Carl Ingram

• N.Y. Police Stop More Minorities: Study

• Nobel Peace Laureate Ends 24-Year Exile From E. Timor

• U.S., Russia Cooperate on Y2K Concerns By Elizabeth Shogren

• Power-Sharing Era Starts in N. Ireland By Marjorie Miller

• Justices Leaning Toward Aid for Religious Schools By David Savage

• Question Corner - What Are You Doing Over the Holidays?

• Who They Are, What They Want

• Jokes & Riddles

• LAUGH LINES

• U.S. Investigators Breeze Through Gaping Security Holes at Airports By Don Phillips

• WTO Explained

• AIDS Orphans Tell U.N. of Their Plight By Maggie Farley

• Do Workers Online Mean Time’s a-Wastin’ in the Workplace? By Mark Gimein

• A Three-C Day By Carol Farley

• State Agrees to Special Education Fund Talks By Amy Pyle

• Garden Calendar By Robert Smaus

• A Holiday Wish List From L.A. Community Service Agencies By Candace A. Wedlan

• Ruckus Over Recess By Duane Noriyuki

• U.S. to Fund Research on Stem Cells From Human Embryos By Thomas H. Maugh II

• Forbes Ad Swipes at Bush on Eve of Debate By Janet Wilson

• How to Have a Thoroughly PC Holiday By Michael J. Himowitz

• Law Firm Sued for Belmont Advice Launches PR Effort By Beth Shuster

• Capitol Journal By George Skelton

• Reality Bytes: Gadgets Only Go So Far By John Moran

• Doomsday Cult Takes Responsibility for Attacks in Japan

• Man Denied Bail in N.Y. Brick Attack

• WTO Infiltrates Campaign 2000 By Maria L. La Ganga

• The Season to Help Those in Need

• Ex-Mayoral Candidate in S.F. Endorses Ammiano

• Food for Thought on Love, Marriage, Life By Susie Linfield

• Police Apologize for Drunk-Driving Ad

• Damages for Kin of Cable Car Fatalities

• Davis Credits Gore for State’s Grant Windfall By Dan Morain

• Researchers Break Code on Chromosome By Paul Jacobs

• Red Tape From Car Fee Snarls Border Traffic By Ken Ellingwood

• Escrow, Title Refunds Owed, State Says By Dan Morain

• Latest Rampart Case Focuses on Third Officer By Scott Glover and Matt Lait

• Life Rafts Sank Along With Norway Ferry

• All 6 Major GOP Candidates Set to Debate Tonight

Click Here / A roundup of recommended Web sites

• Objects of Gaming Desire

• McDonald’s to Buy Boston Market By Greg Hernandez

• Bergen Web Site Auctions Medical Items By Robin Fields

• Port Theater to Host an Audience Once Again–for Only One Night By Leslie Earnest

• Doubts Over Merger, and Arco’s Fate By James F. Peltz

• Co-Creator of TV Hit ‘Moesha’ Fired By Greg Braxton

• Elizabeth Roberts Joins Merit as Assistant V.P.

• The Times Music Index

• Hilton Shares Seesaw on Merger Details

• Also…

• Pact Could Add U.S. Flights Into Heathrow

• LMKI Will Receive $35-Million Investment

• IBM to Announce Space-Saving Technology for Semiconductors By Charles Piller

• Gates Discloses Interest in Venture Backer

• Fluor Corp. Stock Closes at 52-Week High

• NYSE to Repeal Rule Forbidding Off-Floor Trades By Thomas S. Mulligan

• EC to Ban Some Plastic Toys, Citing Hazard

• Also …

• Informix to Buy Ardent

• Guide to the Week Ahead by LATimes.Com By Elaine Zinngrabe

• Reebok Brand Chief Executive Resigns

• Natural MicroSystems to Buy Qwes.com By P J. Huffstutter

• Mall Lifts Ban on Promoting E-Commerce

• Bausch & Lomb to Consolidate Unit, Cut 7% of Jobs

• Italian Firm Completes Acquisition of Tivoli

• Forum to Discuss Broadband Internet Access By Stephen Gregory

• Major Stock Indexes Rally; Broader Market Weakens By Tom Petruno

• Beckman Coulter Wins VA Contract

• Prevention of Online Crashes Is No Easy Fix By Joseph Menn

• Carnival Floats $1.7-Billion Bid for Norwegian

• Craig McCaw to Buy Iridium, Analyst Says

• Security Software Slowing Spread of Latest E-Mail Computer Virus

• Air Force Settles Northrop Claim for $80 Million

• GM, Chrysler Sales Are Flat in November

• Mergers Total $3.1 Trillion So Far This Year

• Hey, Santa! Online Registries Keep Track of Holiday Wishes By Jonathan Gaw

• Greg Noll Oceanwear Set to Splash By Leslie Earnest

• Small High-Tech Tustin Firm Sold for $58 Million By P J. Huffstutter

• Ticker Talk

• Planet Hollywood Expects Losses Until 2004

• J&J Drops Ads for Cholesterol-Cutting Product

• AlliedSignal, Honeywell Complete Merger

• HomeStore.com in Deal to Expand Web Presence

• Film Director’s Discrimination Suit to Continue

• McDonald’s to Diversify With Acquisition of Boston Market By Greg Hernandez

• O.C. Bankruptcy Filings

• Economic Expansion Streak Closing In on U.S. Record

• Purchase of Shipbuilder Avondale Lifts Litton’s 1st-Quarter Profit 5.8%

• DoubleClick Agrees to Buy Opt-In Email.com

• Toys R Us Slapped With $200,000 Fine for Hundreds of Child Labor Violations

• AOL Acquires Cell Phone Message Firm

• Analyst Sees Some Vulnerability Ahead for ‘E-Tailers’

• ‘Resident Evil 3’ Full of Terror and Fun By Aaron Curtiss

• Hot Topic Will Split Its Shares

• RESTAURANTS

• McAfee.com IPO Weighs In at $12

• EBay OKs AuctionRover Listing By Charles Piller

• Quiksilver in Snowboard Park Biz By Leslie Earnest

Listen Up, Elves!

• Grist for the Groove By Don Heckman

• Joking With the Real ‘It Boy’ By Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez

• Keyboard Cornucopia By Mark Swed

• 8 pm: Jazz

• The Sound–and Look and Feel–of Jazz By Don Heckman

• 3 pm: Music/Family

• Country With a Twist at the Culver Saloon By Heidi Siegmund Cuda

• 8 pm: Pop Music

• Good Food and Beer … Lots of Beer By Max Jacobson

• Actor Gives Unconventional Roles a Human Face By John Anderson

• True Treats That Span the Century By Robert Hilburn

• French Pastry Is Just the Beginning By Charles Perry

• 7:45 pm: Theater

• The Play Won’t Grow Old By Susan King

• A Weekend Trip to Mars By Laurie K. Schenden

• Seasonal Sounds Ranging From Rebellious to the Warm and Cozy By Randy Lewis

• Bright Choices to Expand Young Minds By Lynne Heffley

• Itinerary: Festivals of Lights By Robin Rauzi

• Beastly Marriages, Both Personal and Governmental By Philip Brandes

• Roast Beast of Burden

• Goodies for Home Viewers and Ardent Fans By Susan King

• New ‘Christmas Carol,’ ‘Morrie,’ ‘Santa and Pete’ on Movie Menu By Susan King

• Coffee-Table Books for Fans of All Types By Susan King

• A Corporate ‘Target’ By Kevin Thomas

• Beethoven Journey Begins for Kodama By Mark Swed

• New from Criterion: A Sparkling ‘Charade’ By Susan King

• What’s Hot

• Ends this Weekend

• Pop Date Book By Richard Cromelin

• A Slam Dunk By Lynne Heffley

• 3 Albums With 3 Takes on the Best of Broadway By Michael Phillips

• Rena Sofer By Robin Rauzi

• Shedding Light on Hanukkah By Valerie J. Nelson

• TV Smarts

• It’s Time for a Pause in Old Town By Angela Pettera

• Go Now, Pay Later By Heidi Siegmund Cuda

• Original Art for New ‘Madeline’ to Be on Display

• 1924’s ‘Peter Pan’ Leads a Pack of Silent-Era Restorations By Susan King

• Out of Town: New York

• First Impressions By S. Irene Virbila

• ‘Best Man,’ ‘Harvey’ Top Image Nods By Greg Braxton

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

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

• Shop Till You Drop In for a Bite By Jessica Strand

• Mehldau Gives a Minimalist Presentation By Don Heckman

• One-Act Plays Show a Swede Disposition By Robert Koehler

• Plan Ahead: Next Weekend