Archive for Saturday, December 04, 1999

Blowin’ in the Wind

• A Double Dose of Giving By Nancy Kinsey Needham

• Imagine if This Man Saw a Porn Flick By Steve Harvey

• For Lopez Canyon Landfill Neighbors, a Long Goodbye By Andrew Blankstein

• Charities Feasting on Holiday Donations By Katie Cooper

• Detailing Death of Triathlete By Jack Leonard and Daniel Yi

• Former Rep. Kim, Convicted in 1997, May Run Again By Tom Gorman

• Hurricane-Force Winds Topple Trees, Power Lines By Eric Malnic and Solomon Moore

• Owner Vows to Remove Rubble Heap By Hugo Martín

• Supervisors Differ on Type of Person Needed for Interim Administrator Job By Margaret Talev

• Church to Display Venerated Image By Nancy Kinsey Needham

• One Man’s Dream Becomes War Memorial in Anaheim By Judy Silber

• The Quaint Life By Dennis Arp

• Two Drivers Are Slain by Police in Separate Incidents By Peter Y. Hong and Mitchell Landsberg

• Need a Mint Jolt? Drink a Candy Cane at T.G.I. Friday’s By Anne Valdespino

• Kent State Shooting Shattered a Generation By David Lauter

• Mapping the Religious Quest of Baby Boomers By Teresa Watanabe

• District Breakup to Be Discussed By Kristina Sauerwein

• Tip as If Your Living Depended on It By Shayne Hood

• Good Samaritan on the Blue Line By Phong Quoc Le

• A Multi-Faith Mission for the Millennium By Dean E. Murphy

• Treats for the Palate Blend With Region’s Changing Palette By Peter Y. Hong

• 2 Shot Dead by LAPD in Similar Incidents By Mitchell Landsberg and Peter Hong

• County Again Denied Police Power at El Toro Base By Seema Mehta and Jean O. Pasco

• Board Disagrees About New County Executive

• Celebrities to Light Menorah at Hanukkah Festival in Valley By Teresa Watanabe

• Obituaries

• Cyber Food By Rodney Bosch

• The Power of ABCs

• 2 Men Face Trial in Armored Car Case By Sue Fox

• County Sites Among Those on State Anniversary List

• State Panel OKs Dismantling of Artificial Island By Seema Mehta

• Annual Holiday Parade Downtown By Anna Gorman

• Crystal Cathedral Hosts Surgeon General By Elaine Gale

• Funds Available for Food, Shelter Aid By Catherine Blake

• Quartet’s Depth Shows in Dvorak’s By Chris Pasles

• Gerald L. Haas Sr.; Postal Worker, Union Leader

• Hundreds of Nativity Scenes, Plus Music, in Mormon Exhibit By Elaine Gale

• Two Men to Stand Trial in Armored Car Holdup

• Obituaries

• Person Found Slain in Luxury SUV in Brentwood

• Grapefruit for the Picking at Ranch By Irene Garcia

• Woman Is Killed in Ventura Boulevard Crash

• Hanukkah Events

• Survey Will Seek Opinions on Roads By Catherine Blake

• O.C. Fans’ Choices

• Park District Offers Winter-Break Camp By Margaret Talev

• Suspect in Failed Robbery Arrested By Mike Mccarthy and Helena Pasquarella

• Son’s Thanksgiving Visit Ends in His, Father’s Deaths By Louise Roug

• Trinh Pleads Not Guilty to Hospital Deaths

• Chicago Clergy Ask Baptists to Stay Home

• ‘End of Days’ Is Further Proof the End Is Near By William Lobdell

• Pope Warns Against New Ideas on Family

• Opponents of Toll Lanes Sale Trying Last-Ditch Maneuvers By Meg James

• Police Report Reveals Theory of Wife’s Murder at Sea By Jack Leonard and Daniel Yi

• Nativities From Around the World

• Mother and Two Children Struck in Hit-and-Run

• Absent Mayor Should Attend to Santa Ana’s Pedestrian Crisis By Agustin Gurza

• 1 Woman Killed, 1 Critically Injured in 2-Car Accident By Sue Fox

• Dismantling of Oil Rig Approved By Seema Mehta

• 2 Men Sought in Restaurant Robbery By Anna Gorman

• Courthouse Security Measures Get Results By Doug Shuit

• Teacher’s Molest Arrest Expunged From the Record By Daniel Yi

• Firm, Muslims Settle Dispute Over Prayer

• Soto Afraid of Leaving, Sister Says By Tracy Wilson

• Other events By Gena Pasillas

• Legal Challenge Planned to Transfer of Toll Lanes

• Certificate Lets Gift Recipient Pick a Pet By Irene Garcia

• Bodies of Father, Son Found in Apartment

• CSUN Conference Aim Is Teen Pregnancy Prevention By Irene Garcia

• Center Open to Public for Picking White Grapefruit

• Religion Notes By Pamela Davega Carr

• Officials Urge Caution in Giving Pets as Gifts

• Jason Priestley Held on Drunk Driving Charge

• Attack on Jewish Temple Is 3rd in Year

• GOP Nearing Deadline in Quest for a Sherman Foe By Miguel Bustillo

• German Theologian Wins $200,000 Prize

• County Exploring a Stronger Manager Role By Margaret Talev

Hart Doesn’t Skip a Beat

• Irvine’s Defense Proves Too Much for Loara By Martin Henderson

• Bryant Has a Pip of a Game By Tim Kawakami

• Passing Grade By Paige A. Leech

• Taylor Receives Three-Year Extension By Jim Hodges and Elliott Teaford

• Santa Margarita Will Face Familiar Foe in Title Quest By Michael Itagaki

• Bryant Has a Pip of a Game By J A. Adande

• Long Beach Poly Doesn’t Skip a Beat in Pounding Griffins By Peter Yoon

• McKie Is the Key in 76ers’ Victory

• Everything Goes Right for Stewart, Sailors By Mike Davis

• Davis Showed He Could Do It All at Bonita High By Earl Gustkey

• Defensive Ends Help Santa Ana Reach Strawberry Bowl By Steve Kresal

• Nordhoff on Cruise Control By Mitch Polin

• Long Beach Poly Is Going Back to Final By Peter Yoon

• Holmgren Invests Wisely By Steve Springer

• Mater Dei’s Esmero Loses in Singles Final By Dave Mckibben

• Ventura’s Hold on Region’s Top Spot Remains Strong By Danny Schumacher

• RIDING TO THE RECORD

• Kings, Ducks Choose Bland Tie By Elliott Teaford

• Mater Dei Sweats Out Victory Over Eisenhower By Bill Shaikin

• Siraki Has Rooting Section Lined Up for West Regional By John Ortega

• Carson Dominates Late, 28-7 By Eric Stephens

• UCLA, Stanford Favorites for Championship By Erik Hamilton

• Marshall, Down 23-0, Wins, 34-30

• Boyd’s 14 Kills Help Golden West Sweep

• Granada Hills Players Continue Success

• Flintridge’s Wing-T Gets Clipped Off Without Pass By Steven Herbert

• ROUNDUP By Eric Sondheimer

• HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS

• Royal Makes Its Mark in a 2-2 Tie By Chris Shaffer

• San Marino’s Magnani Wins Girls’ Title By Dave Mckibben

• Ice Dogs Fall in Chicago, 2-1

• WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL

• Familiar Name Propels The Master’s Fast Start By Steve Henson

• Long Beach State Easily Advances By Paul Mcleod

• With Pincay in Spotlight, Turf Cup Has Star Appeal By Bill Christine

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

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

• Rosary Advances to Semifinals in Girls’ Water Polo

• This Site Seeks Record for Most Hits By Mal Florence

• Pioline’s Win Keeps France Tied

• HIGH SCHOOL NOTEBOOK

• Last-Second Shot Puts Edison in Title Game

• Ex-Northridge Coach Receives Sentence

• MEN By Mike Terry

• Runners Race Today for a Shot at National Titles By Dan Arritt

• Paraclete’s Big Effort Is Divine By Dave Desmond

• WOMEN

• MEN By Steve Henson

• Vantich Scores 40 Points as Rancho Alamitos Beats Saddleback

• All-Star Water Polo Game Is Today at El Toro High

• Grievance Filed Against Leaf

• Practice Makes Them Far From Perfect By Lonnie White

• MEN By Lon Eubanks

• MEN By Vince Kowalick

• Long Beach Loses to St. Joseph’s

• Ducks Still Trapped in Maze of Mediocrity By Diane Pucin

• ROUNDUP

• Valley Teams Earn Respect in Fresno By Eric Sondheimer

• Sherman Takes Charge For North Hollywood

• Azusa Pacific Is Gearing Up for a Shootout By Scott Moe

• Davis Seems to Enjoy Role of Court Jouster By Steve Springer

• Bonita Dominates San Dimas, Awaits Western-Brea Winner By Lance Pugmire

• Quance-Julian Taking Baby Steps By Lisa Dillman

• MEN By Chris Foster

• Chapman Women Top Hayward, 49-43

• West: Shaq Is ‘Phenomenal’ By Tim Kawakami

• Simi Valley’s Big Guns Help Shoot Way Into the Finals By Mayar Zokaei

• Crenshaw, Carson Gain Major Final

• SCORECARD

• Newbury Park’s Upset Bid Finds No Middle Ground By Steve Henson

• Murray Learns Rivalry Is a Different Animal By Helene Elliott

• Banning Pulls Away From Reseda in Fourth Quarter By Mike Bresnahan

• After Further Review, Brea-Western Game Is Postponed By Ben Bolch

• Crenshaw Moves Past San Pedro By Will Etheridge

• UCLA, Stanford Favorites for Championship By Erik Hamilton

• Calendar

• Blackhawks Can’t Change Losing Ways

• San Luis Obispo Stops Newbury Park By Steve Henson

• Abraham Receives 18-Month Sentence on Cocaine Charge

• Flowers Back for Second Try With Bruins By Scott Howard-Cooper

• Syracuse Pushes Richmond Around

Recurring Tales of Sunken Yachts and Pirates

• NASA Unable to Establish Contact With Mars Lander By Robert Lee Hotz

• Israel’s Welcome Mat for Immigrants Under Scrutiny By Rebecca Trounson

• Madeline Kahn; Oscar-Nominated, Tony- and Emmy-Winning Actress By Elaine Woo

• Labor Unions Revive Powerful Past as WTO March Looks to New Future By Kim Murphy and Nancy Cleeland

• Arson in Monaco Kills Billionaire Banker

• Nine Killed in Explosion at Austrian Apartment Building

• Clinton Keeps Puerto Rican Range Closed to Navy By Paul Richter

• Slavic Muslims Are Kosovo’s Unseen Refugees By Paul Watson

• Joint Mexico-U.S. Probe of Grave Site Defended By Claudia Kolker

• End to Basque Truce Spurs Pleas for Peace in Spain By Richard Boudreaux

• Forbes Renews Attacks on Bush’s Character By Mark Z. Barabak and Ronald Brownstein

• Bin Laden Group Aiding Chechen Rebels, U.S. Says

• U.S. Rower Completes Trip Across the Atlantic

• Rapper Jay-Z Charged in 3 Assault Cases By Geoff Boucher

• 2 Firefighters Die, 4 Feared Dead in Blazing Building

• Forbes Aims to Be Last Conservative Standing By Anne-Marie O'Connor

• Venezuelans Gear Up to Put National Make-Over to Vote By Sebastian Rotella

• Debate Sets Record for Fox

• Hillary Clinton Hires Senate Campaign Manager

• Bradley Buys Large Block of Iowa TV Ads By Janet Wilson

• Two Attacks in Algeria Leave 27 Dead, Papers Say

• Robert Shugrue; Emmy-Winning Film Editor By Myrna Oliver

• Strong Job, Pay Figures Fuel Stock Market Rise By Mary Williams Walsh

• Bequest Lost Over Racist Provision

• Proposal to Require Grades Stirs Up UC Santa Cruz

• IMF Delays Russia Loan Installment

• * Joey Adams; Borscht Belt Comedian, Author

• Iraq’s ‘Oil-for-Food’ Aid Extended 1 Week

• Cypriot Rivals Hold Indirect Talks

• Man Found Incompetent but Gets Prison

• Mike Ockrent; Helped Revive Musical Theater By Don Shirley

• School Meat Supplier Is Shut, Reopens

• Dental Panel Urges Warnings on Mercury By Amy Pyle

• Folsom Prison Officials Begin Talks With Inmate Protesters

• Raucous WTO Meeting Ends Without Accord By Jonathan Peterson and Evelyn Iritani

• Xerox May Pay Workers to Buy Own Insurance By Alissa J. Rubin

• Chemical Warehouse Explosion Kills 13

• Ex-General Held in Baby Kidnappings

To Grow Profit, British Air Shrinks

• Former Kings Owner Sentenced to Prison For Insider Trading By David Rosenzweig

• PairGain to Shift Most Manufacturing to Mexico By Jonathan Gaw

• Columbia/HCA Exec Sentenced in Fraud Case

• House of Blues Acts to Stem Ticket Scalping By (jeff Leeds)

• Techniclone Defaults on Key Loan, Faces Delisting By Greg Hernandez

• Maker of iToaster Closes

• Virus Picked Up Now Can Strike in 2000

• Marketing Rights to Lipitor to Go to Trial

• Microsoft Promotes 2, Renames Internet Unit

• PairGain to Fire Some Employees

• Most of Record Chrysler Verdict is Upheld

• P&G to Hike Prices on Folgers Coffee

• International Gaming Group to Expand

• Mcglen Micro Is Now One With Adrenalin Interactive

• Barbeques Galore Income Up on Higher Sales

• Rumors Swirl as Hollywood Clients Desert Financial Guru By Michael A. Hiltzik and Claudia Eller James Bates

• Craig McCaw Buying ICO Global

• FutureLink Gains East Coast Foothold

• Rally Heard Round the World By Thomas S. Mulligan

• Hacker’s Copyright Ploy Delays Roll-Out of New DVD Players By Cliff Edwards

• Bridge Technology Seems Set on Acquisition

• Contaminated-Beef Case Ends in Acquittals

A Royal Opera House Once Divided Is Reborn

• Andrea Bocelli Sings Music of Season in ‘Sacred Arias’ By Daniel Cariaga

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

• ‘Allen Strange’ Makes Rocky Journey to TV Movie Format By Lynne Heffley

• COMING SUNDAY

• Mapa’s ‘Pointless’ Love Life By Don Shirley

• A Darker Scrooge, Faithful to Dickens By Marjorie Miller

• Rockettes Have Gift for Synchronicity, Splash in ‘Christmas’ By Victoria Looseleaf

• KCSN Mines L.A.’s Stories for New Weekday ‘Lunch’ Plan By Judith Michaelson

• Conga Room Fund-Raiser to Benefit Jenesse Center

• Patrick Stewart Is a Properly Menacing Scrooge By Howard Rosenberg

• ‘Heaven’ Stumbles on Its Spiritual Path By Jana J. Monji

• Primus Mixes Metal With a Bit of Satire By Marc Weingarten

• Tom Harrell Goes the Big-Band Route By Don Heckman

• Symposium to Focus on the Blues

• Beck Finds Support for New Album in His Hometown By Richard Cromelin

• Desire Fuels an Endearing ‘Lovesickness’ By Jennifer Fisher

Hanging Out With Radko’s Works

• Collectors Are Drawn to Splendor in the Glass

• Branching Out By Julie Bawden Davis

• Carrots Are Target of Nematodes

• Tree Time

• Chair Styles Reflect Changes in Society By Ralph Kovel and Terry Kovel