Archive for Monday, December 13, 1999

New Jewish Sports Complex Dedicated

• A Smashing Success By Tony Lystra

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

• ‘Fame’ Touches O.C. Actors By Mark Chalon Smith

• Commerce’s Fount of Shear Wisdom By Jessica Garrison

• Cultural Conflict By Maria Elena Fernandez

• Warner Bros. Holds Party for Needy Kids By Caitlin Liu

• Seeing the Lights By Christine Castro

• Steps to Recovery By H G. Reza

• Scuba Diver Missing Off Anacapa By Katie Cooper and Tony Lystra

• Getting High on Commute by Air By Catherine Blake

• New Life Flows Into Area After Aqueduct’s Opening By David Colker

• Bilingual Teachers May Face Cut in Extra Pay By Louis Sahagun

• KROQ’s Almost No Acoustic Christmas By Randy Lewis

• Free Shoes Help Kids Get Off on Right Foot By Marissa Espino

• Community Comes to the Aid of Its Firefighters By Bob Pool

• Hemisphere May Have Its ‘Kosovo’ Crisis By Jorge G. Castaneda

• Disneyland Death: the Cost By Tracy Weber

• Leisure World Partyers Take Global View By Alex Murashko

• Settlement Over WWII Crime Funds Needed Gym By Andrew Blankstein

• Life Pressures Force 1 in 3 HIV Patients to Forgo Care By Mitchell Landsberg

• LAGUNA BEACH By Claudia Figueroa, (949) 248-2153

• Recovery Slow for Survivor of Disneyland Accident By Tracy Weber

• President’s Circle Still Open at CSUCI By Anna Gorman

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

• Toll-Road Foes to State Case in Sacramento By Meg James and Megan Garvey

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

• BUENA PARK By Ana Cholo-Tipton, (714) 966-5890

• Homeless Shelter Now Open 7 Nights By Milo Peinemann

• COSTA MESA By Veronica Duran, (949) 574-4213

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

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

• List Saves Steps for Scholarship Seekers By Anna Gorman

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

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

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

• Undergird Open Access With Firm Public Policy By Ken Mceldowney and Mark N. Cooper

• Safety Advice for Christmas

• Working Harder, Smarter to Define Islam By Mansoor Ijaz

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

• Weekend Sees Jump in Drunk Driving Arrests By Caitlin Liu

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

• Handle Holiday Goodies Carefully

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

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

• YORBA LINDA By Jasmine Lee, (714) 520-2513

• THE SAFETY ZONE: ACTION LOG

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

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

• FOUNTAIN VALLEY By Angelique Flores, (714) 965-7172, Ext. 14

• HUNTINGTON BEACH By Andrew Wainer, (714) 965-7172, Ext. 15

• China Trade Deal in Peril

• Give Tax Plan a Head Start in Congress By Bruce R. Bartlett

• 6 Men Arrested on Suspicion of Raping La Habra Woman By Ana Cholo-Tipton

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

• Rodents Cause Power Outage

• Opportunities for Volunteering By Roberto J. Manzano

• Heart-Starting Devices for County Urged By Catherine Saillant

• NEWPORT BEACH By Veronica Duran, (949) 574-4213

• Pomona Man Shot, Killed While Pumping Gas

• Officer Nurses Fracture After PCH Accident By Ana Cholo-Tipton

• Vietnamese Americans Raise Flood Relief Funds By H G. Reza

• TV’s Debt to Democracy

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

• LOS ALAMITOS By Ana Cholo-Tipton, (714) 966-5890

• Historic Point in U.S.-Latin Ties

• School Nominated for Blue Ribbon By Chris G. Denina

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

• IRVINE By Kristiane M. Ridgway, (949) 764-4309

• FULLERTON By Young Chang, (714) 520-2506

• * Gilbert S. Jackson; Santa Paula Veterinarian

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

• 2 Men Hold Up El Rio Market, Pistol-Whip Customer By Holly J. Wolcott

• City Planners to Review Environmental Impact of Knott’s Water Park By Ana Cholo-Tipton, (714) 966-5890

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

• Cal Lutheran Student Found Dead in Dorm

• Art Festival Officials May Sue Over Lease By Tracy Weber and Megan Garvey

• Reading Takes Off Like a Rocket at This School By Lisa Richardson

• BREA By David Ryan, (714) 520-2511

• Police Take Aim at Armed New Year’s Revelers By Holly J. Wolcott

• MISSION VIEJO By Sean Kirwan, (949) 574-4202

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

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

• Y2K Information Packets Available By Stephanie Stassel

• Closed Church Could Reopen as Historic Site By Ana Cholo-Tipton

• Oh Christmas Tree, How Stately Yet Sad By Shawn Hubler

• Mao’s Impact Was Great, His Judgment Questionable By Jim Newton

• Eder’s Voice Comes Through Despite Flu By Bill Kohlhaase

Doc Hollywood

• A Slower Pace–for Peace By Rochelle O'Gorman

• Child Car Restraints Are Often Left Off or Misused, Experts Say By Valerie Ulene and Jonathan Fielding

• The Fuss About Flaxseed Overlooks Important Distinctions By Sheldon Margen and Dale A. Ogar

• Facing Cancer With the Camera Rolling By Rebecca Perl

• To Stick With an Exercise, You Really Gotta Enjoy It By Carol Krucoff

• Time to Eat Safely, Drink and Be Merry

• Subject Yourself to a Study? By Bob Rosenblatt

• Health Watch By Michael Zimmerman

• Ab Flab Is a Burden to Health By Timothy Gower

• The Organic Roots of Social Ineptitude By Marnell Jameson

• Saddled With Setbacks, Gene Therapy Finally Looking Up By Thomas H. Maugh II

• Health Bestsellers

Costs Prompt Trade Deficit

• Here’s Needed Advice for Upside-Down NFL By Tim Kawakami

• Title Nothing New for This Team By Martin Beck

• Everything Is Just Super for the Colts By Lonnie White

• Balance Tips Scales in Favor of Ducks By Elliott Teaford

• Pistons Are Downsized by O’Neal By Mark Heisler

• Favre Has Thunder Stolen by Beuerlein

• The Hot Corner By Mike James

• Redskins Straighten It Out

• Nicklaus, Watson Conquer Unknown at Pelican Hill By Peter Yoon

• Indiana Takes NCAA Title By Scott Moe

• Kicker’s Mentality Wins Out

• 49ers Show They Still Can Win

• NBA’s Highest-Scoring Game Went 3 Overtimes By Earl Gustkey

• Costs Prompt Trade Deficit By Ross Newhan

• Buccaneers at Home–Alone in Lead

• Ewing Finally Makes a Shot as Knicks Win

• El-Amin Leads Huskies Again

• Help Might Be on the Way By Mike Terry

• Zeile Spurns Rangers to Sign With Mets By Ross Newhan

• Savage Doesn’t Blame Laperriere By Jim Hodges

• Kohn Doesn’t Back Down By Elliott Teaford

• Chiefs Have Last Say in Wild Finish

• Dillon Is Memorable in Finale

• Lalazarian Making Impact Off Bench for Pepperdine By Lon Eubanks

• STATS, ETC.

• WRESTLING By Erik Hamilton

• Tough Games Tuning Up Villa Park By Michael Itagaki

• General Challenge’s Comeback Edges Longshot in Native Diver By Bob Mieszerski

• Rams Are Looking at the Big Picture

• TONIGHT

• ORANGE COUNTY CONNECTIONS TO THE BOWL GAMES

• GIRLS’ WATER POLO By Michael Itagaki

• BOYS’ SOCCER By Dave Mckibben

• Key Girls’ Soccer Matchups On Tap By Melanie Neff

• Jackson’s Return to Cal No Sentimental Journey By Chris Foster

• United States Rallies to Beat Russia By Michael Itagaki

• Jordan Can Still Draw a Crowd By J A. Adande

• Odom Is Point Guard as Lineup Juggled By Lonnie White

• Stanford Falls to Massachusetts

• BASEBALL NOTES By Jason Reid

• Nicklaus, Watson Conquer the Unknown By Peter Yoon

• TWO-MINUTE DRILL

• Maybe Behavior Such as This Is in Their Jeans By Lisa Dillman

• BOYS’ BASKETBALL By Paul Mcleod

• Whitfield Makes Rodeo History With All-Around Title

• UCI Stumbles in 2nd Half, Loses

• GIRLS’ BASKETBALL By Martin Henderson

• Kicks Get Harder to Find for Seahawks

• Long Passes Get Ravens Over Hump

• Rams Run Up the Accusations

• BESTS OF THE DAY

• Rush Issue Still Clouded By Scott Howard-Cooper

• Finally, Jordan Joins the Lakers By Mark Heisler

• Aikman, Offense Resurface

• Keyshawn Has Ball in This One

• Roy Moves Past Esposito With Win

Presto!

• Honoring the Planes That Helped Build San Diego By Tony Perry

• It’s Often Years Before the Learning Disabled Are Diagnosed By Martha Groves and Richard Lee Colvin

• Japan Is Flush With Obsession By Mark Magnier

• New Financial Plan Lets CHOC Bounce Back By Peter M. Warren

• The Bod Squad By Susan Carpenter

• Voices of a Century Heard in Letters By Booth Moore

• In Land of Liberals, D.A. Race Takes Twists By Maura Dolan

• A Learning Link to the Autry Museum

• Scandal-Tainted Olympic Panel OKs Reforms By Alan Abrahamson

• Chilean Presidential Candidates Face Runoff By Sebastian Rotella

• Cuban Boy Pulled From Sea Spends Day at Disney World

• He’s Tried but Failed to Strike a Note for Innovation By Jose Cardenas

• Special Ed Grads Learn Struggling Doesn’t End With School By Louis Sahagun

• Time Capsule By Mary Ellen Walker

• Wounds Cut Deeper This Time in One Chechen Town By Robyn Dixon and Mayerbek Nunayev

• West Grapples With Tudjman Even in Death By Carol J. Williams

• Boy Arrested in Double-Murder Case

• JOKES & RIDDLES

• Philippine Quake Damage Less Than Feared; Two Dead

• Off-Kilter By Roy Rivenburg

• Capitol Journal By George Skelton

• Sudan’s Parliament Is Disbanded; Emergency Declared

• Magazines Look at Love in a Post-Feminist World By Mary K. Feeney

• Syria Hints Middle East Peace Deal Is at Hand By John Daniszewski

• Feinstein Could Face Run for Her Money, Some Say By Greg Krikorian

• COMING TOMORROW

• Videos Reportedly Capture Fury of Columbine Killers

• Although He Failed to Point the Way in Debates, Bush Maps a Clear Course By Ronald Brownstein

• 6 States May Join to Cut Drug Costs

• GOP Candidates for President to Debate Tonight

• LAUGH LINES

• Loose Use of ID Numbers Is Asking for Trouble By Kirstin Downey Grimsley

• Playwright’s Memoir Fails to Revive Small Town By Merle Rubin

• Amid Boom, a Dip in State’s New Housing By Don Lee

• Old Way vs. Bold Way at Crux of Surplus Debate By Ronald Brownstein

• Here’s a Tall Glass of Pressure to Ring in the New Year By Kathleen Kelleher

• White House Seeks to Dispel Y2K Panic

• Python Attacks Boy, 7

• Obituaries

• A Present for the Teacher By Barbara Marron

Bigger Payloads Boost the Payoffs in Space

• SunAmerica Hopes to Reap What It Sows in Venture Capital Unit By Debora Vrana

• Social ‘Dot-coms’ Profit on Learning By Lawrence J. Magid

• Domain Name Trade Gives Rise to Whole New Breed of Brokers By Karen Kaplan

• Site Extends the Shelf Life of Bookmarks By Ashley Dunn

• Web Tool Will Hide Users’ Identities, Even From Itself By Charles Piller

• Columbia TriStar Net Exec to Join Start-Up PacketVideo By Michael A. Hiltzik

• November CPI Rate Expected to Hold Steady

• IBoost.com Offering Shorter Routes to Personal Web Pages By Karen Kaplan

• Site Offers Hopefuls Shot at Virtual Stardom By Karen Kaplan

• Samsung to Produce Compaq’s Alpha Chip in $500-Million Deal

• Time-Saver Site Takes Concept Nationwide By P J. Huffstutter

• Study May Lead to Safer Clothes for Firefighters By Lee Dye

• There’s No Shortage of O.C. Millionaires By P J. Huffstutter

• COMING THURSDAY IN CUTTING EDGE

• U.S. Banks Ready at the Switch for Y2K By Edmund Sanders

• Former Disney Exec Named Chief of Pop.com

• Also

• New Web Photo Print Service Already Has Favorable Image By Charles Piller

• Rival Sees Opportunity to Lure AOL Customers By Karen Kaplan

• Japan Confidence Improves

• Like It or Not, People Are Going on More Work-Related Trips By Annette Haddad and Scott Doggett

• Software for Rent Might Yet Make Microsoft Sweat By Charles Pller

• Incubator in the Works By Karen Kaplan

• Entridia Recruits Engineers at UCI By P J. Huffstutter

Still Making It Look Easy

• Echoes of Christmases Past Blend With Present By Steve Hochman

• ‘Bicentennial’ Tests Its Metal

• Singer D’Angelo Half-Heartedly Celebrates Romance By Natalie Nichols

• Alpha Females Still Trail Adorable Dopes By Martha M. Lauzen

• NAACP Is Picking the Wrong Fight in the Big Battle By Earl Ofari Hutchinson

• It’s Like, They Don’t Know … By Howard Rosenberg

• TOMORROW IN CALENDAR

• Studios Get Top Mileage Out of Hanks By Richard Natale

• BOX OFFICE:

• PBS Begins Narrowing Search for New Leader By Judith Michaelson

• Playwright Loh to Be Host of NBC’s ‘Later’ for a Week By Paul Brownfield

• Quartet Tips Its Hat to Tapscott’s Enduring Style By Don Heckman

• Chinese Troupe Performs Uneven ‘Nutcracker’ By Jennifer Fisher

• Boys Chorus’ ‘Messiah’ Soars After a Slow Start By Richard S. Ginell

• Bitton Delivers Touching Tribute to Piaf By Don Heckman

• MSNBC to Televise Republican Presidential Debate

• Etheridge Loses Her Luster by Cranking Up the Volume By Steve Appleford

• L.A. Chamber Offers a Joyous ‘Creation’ By Mark Swed