Archive for Tuesday, November 28, 2000

Hound Owner Helps Sniff Out Crime

• Sheriff’s Department Seeks Public’s Help By Holly J. Wolcott

• Police Find 2 Bodies Buried Under House By Jeffrey L. Rabin and Nedra Rhone

• La Colonia Shooting Victim Is Mourned By Timothy Hughes

• Brokers for Complexes Say Times Favor Sellers By Kathleen O'Steen

• “A Chorus Line” Cast to Reunite at Benefit By Irene Garcia

• Fog in the Weather Picture

• Intimate Affair By Chris Pasles

• Heart and Craft for Christmas By Karima A. Haynes

• Gang Member to Be Tried in Teen’s Slaying By Tracy Wilson

• Art Would Add Leap of Fun to Waiting for Bus By Catherine Blake

• Straight Talk About Gang Peril By Alex Katz

• Design for a Traffic-Stopping Bus Stop By Catherine Blake

• Brokers Say Apartment Market Is Improving By Kathleen O'Steen

• Districts Accuse Tustin of Race Bias By Jean O. Pasco

• Citizens Panel Urges Sweeping Reform of L.A. Business Taxes By Tina Daunt

• Nationwide Taxi Service Calls Valley Home By Karen Robinson-Jacobs

• Driver Convicted in ‘89 Deaths of 3 Teens Faces New Charges By Tina Dirmann

• Despite Higher Prices, Mom-and-Pop Investors Are Still in the Market By Bob Howard

• OCTA Picks Chief By H G. Reza

• Small Fry Still Buy Buildings By Bob Howard

• After 17 Years, Fugitive Gives Up By Eric Malnic

• Church Land Hearing Draws Crowd By Alex Murashko

• New Councilmen Will Take Posts By Alex Katz, (714) 966-5977

• ValueClick Acquires onResponse.com By Barbara Murphy

• 4 Lawmakers to Seek Chromium ‘Action Level’

• Semtech Posts Record Sales for 3rd Quarter

• Inadequate Treatment Cited in Child Deaths

• Valley Home Prices Fall in October, but Still Near Record High By Karen Robinson-Jacobs

• * Gerald S. Arenberg; Organized Police Chiefs Group

• When All Is Said and Done, Who Collects the Poisoned Prize? By Kenneth L. Khachigian

• City Will Study Steel Sound Wall By Deniene Husted, (714) 520-2508

• Rampart Trial Juror Denies Misconduct

• Medicare Watchdog Group Honors Blue Cross of California By Barbara Murphy

• Bill Gates Gives $1 Million for Early Childhood Work By Laura Wides

• Saving Marine Life Is Trainers’ Topic By Sharon Nagy, (714) 966-5832

• MTA Delays Decision on Bus Routes

• Bankruptcy Court OKs Fields’ Repayment Plan By Barbara Murphy

• Flu-Shot Clinic Gets Fresh Supply By Sharon Nagy, (714) 966-5832

• Pasadena Fire Captain Named to State Post

• City Delays Vote on Joint-Use Plan By Deniene Husted, (714) 520-2508

• Special-Education Policies on Docket By Tina Borgatta, (714) 966-5982

• $3.5 Million Buys McFadden Park By Raul Gallegos, (714) 520-2512

• College District Wants Educational Center for Anaheim By Matthew Ebnet

• ValueClick Acquires Net Ad Firm OnResponse.com

• Creative Computer Reports 4th-Quarter Loss

• PCS Development Opens 80-Townhouse Complex

• BUSINESS CALENDAR

• PASW Reports 3rd-Quarter Net Income of $1.4 Million

• 2 Companies Honored for Gang Prevention

• Renovation Bids Sought for Plaza By Alex Katz, (714) 966-5977

• Judge Lets Complaint Stand Against Biker

• Weed Notices and Parking at Issue By Tami Min, (714) 520-2509

• Hawker Pacific Aerospace Gets Nasdaq Delisting Alert

• BUSINESS CALENDAR

• I-5 Will Widen at County Line By Monte Morin

• Clinton’s Former Chief of Staff to Address VICA

• WEB LINKS

• OCTA Enlists in Battle to Tame Riverside Route By Monte Morin

• Warnings Are Sought for Chromium By Andrew Blankstein

• Living Quarters Expected to Be in Short Supply By Bob Howard

• Child-Care Providers Lobby for More Funds By Jessica Garrison

• Obituaries

• Group Sues Over Somis Road Project By Catherine Blake

• * Dr. Eugene M. Farber; Researched Psoriasis

• Companies Honored for Anti-Gang Work By Jason Song

• Fox: ‘Let’s Be Real Friends, Real Neighbors and Real Partners’ By Nathan Gardels

• Camarillo High Knows Its Places By Anna Gorman

• Police Identify 1 of 2 Shooting Victims By Zanto Peabody

• Man Sentenced to Prison in Nazi Graffiti Case

• Bystander Killed in Drive-by Shooting

• Bones Identified as Remains of Los Lobos Leader’s Wife

• Cheney’s Health: Legitimate Issue

• Driver Suspected of Firing at 2 Officers Arrested

• No Day in Court for Public

• * Everett C. Braun; School Superintendent

• Council to Discuss Proposed Ojai Park By Gail Davis

• CRA Paid $1.57 Million More Than Appraisals in 7 Deals, Audit Finds By Patrick Mcgreevy

• Mother Linked to 5-Year-Old’s Kidnapping By Roberto J. Manzano

• REGIONAL PEOPLE

• Work Begins on 249-Unit Retirement Community

• It’s One Tight Parking Spot By Deniene Husted

• Perry to Join State Regionalism Unit By Raul Gallegos, (714) 520-2512

• Coach Expected to Plead Not Guilty to Sex Charges

• District Honored for Marsh Work By Deniene Husted, (714) 520-2508

• Man Sought in Alleged Attack on Girlfriend

• Spill-Fouled Beach Remains Closed By Sharon Nagy, (714) 966-5832

• Rockwell, Navy Announce Ship Automation Deal By Barbara Murphy

• VENTURA COUNTY PEOPLE

• Mother Linked to Boy’s Abduction By Roberto J. Manzano

• Find a Place for Street Vendors

• Obituaries

• Eating Pollution for Science

• Santa Ana Pilot Lands on San Jose Onramp

• America, Tear Down This Wall By Agustin Gurza

• Orange County’s Child-Care Plan Has Statewide Impact By Jessica Garrison

• Suspect Sought in Girlfriend’s Assault By Hang Nguyen

• * Ted Roter; Founder of Santa Monica Playhouse

• Section of I-5 to Be Widened By Monte Morin

• Mother Accused of Arranging Abduction of 5-Year-Old Son By Roberto J. Manzano

• Holiday Weekend Crashes Up From ‘99 By Holly J. Wolcott

• Murder Charge Dropped in Rampart-Tainted Case By Scott Glover and Matt Lait

• 1 Arrested, 2 Others Sought in Store Robbery

• Technology Facilitates Home Selling on the Web By Barbara Murphy

• ONLY IN L.A. By Steve Harvey

• Council to Consider Parking Fine Hike By Gail Davis

PAUL HACKETT LOG

• Embattled Beuerlein Prevails

• Another USC Turnover By Bill Plaschke

• Another USC Turnover By David Wharton

• Rice Finds Touch in Knicks’ Victory

• Ref Ready to Change His Stripes By Martin Henderson

• Better Than Par By Mike Bresnahan

• Frustrated SuperSonics Fire Westphal

• Chlebicki Didn’t Choose Her Sport, She Fell Into It By Michael Itagaki

• Things Finally Get Technical for Gentry By Lonnie White

• ATHLETES OF THE WEEK

• No. 6 Warriors Rout El Modena

• Kansas Rolls to Victory

• ‘Very Disappointed,’ Hackett Gets the Ax By Larry Stewart

• ATHLETES OF THE WEEK

• Lakers Show They Are Master of House By Tim Brown

• Of Course the Chargers Were Unplugged By Mike Penner

• This Playoff Rivalry Has Been One-Sided for Hart, St. Francis By Dave Desmond

• MEN By Lon Eubanks

• SOUTHLAND EVENTS

• TENTATIVE BOWL LINEUP

• Ziemann Powers Chargers

• Moorpark Enters State With Streak By Fernando Dominguez

• University Favored to Win Girls’ Golf Event By Peter Yoon

• HIGH SCHOOL NOTEBOOK By Eric Sondheimer

• LAKER-CLIPPER REPORT By Tim Brown

• HIGH SCHOOL NOTEBOOK By Mike Bresnahan

• Onxard Knocks Off Powerful Mater Dei

• MEN By Eric Stephens

• Trojans Move Up to No. 15 in Rankings By Mike Terry

• Recovering Rucchin Tests Himself By Elliott Teaford

• U.S. Stars Want Davis Cup to Change

• Schneider Not Planning Revenge By Jim Hodges

• Johnson Back in Redskins’ Lineup

• AREA COLLEGE NOTEBOOK By Steve Henson

• Florida State Able to Hold Off Miami

• Young Becoming Threat on Offense By Bill Shaikin

• WOMEN By Earl Gustkey

• Soccer Teams Prepare for Move By Paul Mcleod

• Kitna Will Start for Seahawks

• Canadiens Still Noticeably Deficient By Elliott Teaford

• Harmon’s Suspension Lifted After 2 Games By Lon Eubanks

• Hackett’s Successor Needs Booster Shot for Alumni By T J. Simers

• AREA COLLEGE NOTEBOOK By Vince Kowalick

• Co-Defendant in Carruth Trial Expresses Innocence

• Staying Power

• Sometimes, You Get What You Pay For By Shav Glick

• GIRLS’ WATER POLO

• SOFTBALL

• AREA COLLEGE NOTEBOOK

• NHL TOP TO BOTTOM By Elliott Teaford

• NEWSWIRE

• Canadiens Finally Feel at Home

• MEN By Vince Kowalick

• USC Water Polo Team Gains At-Large Berth By Eric Stephens

• Pac-10 Honors Erickson, Tuiasosopo

• Bruins Get Their Day in Sun Bowl By Bill Shaikin

• Bell-Jeff Hosting Memorial Game for Jenkins

• Depleted Ventura Barely Gets By By Chris Shaffer

• La Habra Girls Face St. Joseph in Rematch By Michael Itagaki

• Titans Sign Guard From L.A. Price High By Lon Eubanks

• HIGH SCHOOL NOTEBOOK By Steve Henson

Downey’s Latest Lapse Another Jarring Reversal

• GSA Denies Bush Transition Aid, Citing Legal Battle By Esther Schrader

• To (and From) Russia, With Love By Reed Johnson

• South Coast League

• A Blast From the Past

• Freeway League

• Pacific Coast League

• Century League

• South Coast League

• Sea View League

• Private Schools

• Empire League

• Orange League

• Orange League

• Garden Grove League

• Sea View League

• Private Schools

• Freeway League

• Golden West League

• Century League

• Empire League

• Sunset League

• Pacific Coast League

• Sunset League

• Garden Grove League

• Golden West League

• Two Tributes to Mancini By Patt Diroll

• PREPNET / SPEAK OUT

• Haiti’s Aristide, a Likely Winner, Urges Peace By Mark Fineman

• Gore’s Legal Challenge Gets Underway By Richard A. Serrano

• He Asks Public for Patience; Bush Considers Cabinet Picks By Mark Z. Barabak

• ATHLETES OF THE WEEK

• Tongues of Flame Reveal the Past By Scott Gold

• Back to Basics By Ben Bolch

• Deep Cut Made in Redwood Used in Long Protest

• Hershey Orphans Home Might Kiss the Past Goodbye

• Web Page Exercises Its Own Kind of Term Limits By Patt Morrison

• A County’s Back-Room Goings-On Bring Suit By Scott Gold

• Add Nassau to List of Problems By Scott Martelle

• The Case for the Defense By Martin Henderson

• ‘Straight-Shooter’ to Preside Over Florida Case By Jeffrey Gettleman

• Schroeder Pushes Probe of Boy’s Death By Carol J. Williams

• A Tough Act to Follow at General Electric By James F. Peltz

• U.N. Issues Harsh Report as Strife, Barak’s Woes Continue in Mideast

• Its Own Transition Grips Mexico By Mary Beth Sheridan

• First Lady Helps White House Tell Its Story

• By a Stroke of Luck, Fountain Pens Are Regaining Their Popularity

• A Learning Link to Skirball Cultural Center

• Political Title Wave Sweeps U.S. on What to Call Bush By Nick Anderson

• In This Destruction Derby, Do-It-Yourselfers Win the Spoils By Stephanie Simon

• Cheney: It’s ‘Essential’ to Start Transition Process

• Supreme Court Won’t Allow TV Cameras at Friday’s Hearing

• Democrats in Congress Anxiously Gauge Public Sentiment By Janet Hook and Faye Fiore

• No Rain in Forecast for Tarbut This Year By Ben Bolch

• She’s as Important as Mega Stars in the ‘Movie’ of Her Own Life By Cynthia Richmond

• In Locked Room May Lie Gore’s Key By Mike Clary

• GIRLS’ TOP 10

• Police Targeting of Minorities Reported

• Fox Fills the Final Positions in His Cabinet

• Clinton Plans Visit to Aid Peace Process

• Pro Football Novel Sees Action From the Owner’s Box By Michael Harris

• High Court to Hear Death Row Case By Henry Weinstein

• Father Asks U.S. to Help Retrieve Son

• Revote Request a Step Closer to High Court By Michael Finnegan

• INVOLVEMENT OPPORTUNITIES

• Newcomers Flood Into Thriving Baja California By Ken Ellingwood

• One for the Books: Creativity and Coolness–by the Pound By Linda Hales

• Both Sides Now Turn to Court of Public Opinion By Doyle Mcmanus

• Cosco Recalls Highchairs

• U.S. Justices to Weigh Medical Marijuana Laws By David G. Savage and Tim Reiterman

• UC Santa Cruz to Retain Distinctive Written Appraisals By Kenneth R. Weiss

• Canadian Prime Minister Wins Third Term By Maggie Farley

• State Quarters: Cool Currency By Maura Walsh

• LAUGH LINES

• Sandy Banks By Sandy Banks

• 3 Bomb Blasts Kill a Child, Injure Dozens

• Senate Control Hinges on Recount

• BOYS’ TOP 10

• Florida Lawmakers Cite Broad Power to Award Electors to Bush By Ronald Brownstein

• Open-and-Shut Case on Dining Rooms

• Gore: Ignoring Votes Is Ignoring Democracy

• Fall Fund-Raisers Benefit a Bevy of Charitable Groups By Patt Diroll

• Stalking Victims Added to Safety Net By Carl Ingram

• We’re Putting Up Threes, Hitting Nothin’ but Net By Martin Henderson

• What’s a ‘Special Master’? Often, a Court’s Eyes, Ears By Scott Martelle

• Do You Know Any Tongue Twisters?

• Former Naval Officer Guilty of Espionage

• U.S., Yugoslavia Begin to Shake Off Distrust By Paul Watson

• Gulf War Illnesses Tied to Brain Areas

• JOKES & RIDDLES

• 2 Officials Stripped of Legislative Seats

• Stories You Missed While Reading About the Ballot Recounts By Martin Miller

• Soviets Killed WWII Diplomat, Russian Says

• Role Reversals in Filings With High Court By David G. Savage and Henry Weinstein

Bertelsmann Plays Musical Chairs

• Jerald Lewis New Chairman of First American Trust

• Preparing for Retirement Requires Spending Overhaul By Kathy M. Kristof

• KPC Medical Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy By Jerry Hirsch

• Suit Seeks to Undo Daimler-Chrysler Merger By John O'Dell

• Ammer Leaving Disney for Revolution Studios

• Cardiac Science Offers $143 Million for Spacelabs

• NASD Expels and Fines Del Mar Financial, Owner By E. Scott Reckard

• Ask the Fool

• ReplayTV Trims Workers, Changes Chief Executives in Bid to Cut Losses By Jon Healey

• Covad Cuts Jobs

• Decline in ‘Short’ Selling Suggests Bearish Traders’ Wariness on Tech By Walter Hamilton

• Lessons From Wall Street’s Turkey Farm By Michael Hiltzik and James Peltz And

• Many Plan to Trim Seasonal Spending By Leslie Earnest

• Discounts Give Holiday Sales a Better-Than-Expected Start By Abigail Goldman

• Managers of TypeHaus Buy the Dense-Pac Unit

• Siemens Plans Restructure of U.S. Divisions

• Japan Airlines Buys 11 Boeing Jets at $1.6 Billion

• Sale of Santa Monica Water Garden II Reported Near By Brad Berton

• Company Town Film Profit Report By Richard Natale

• Name That Company

• Cloudy Profit Outlook Cuts a Rally Short on Wall Street

• Beaten-Down ArtistDirect to Buy Back Shares, Options By P J. Huffstutter

• Deals

• Buy.com to Focus Its Strategy on U.S. Market

• Genetically Engineered Corn Is Delayed

• FDA Approves Sale of Trimedyne Lasers

• Finding Strong Stocks Among Weak By Josh Friedman

• Fund Capital Gains: A Primer

• Agilent to Buy Objective

• Microsoft Appeals Breakup Order By Jube Shiver Jr.

• Short-Term T-Bill Rates Lowest in Six Weeks

• WorldCom Takes Stake in Global TeleMedia

• Home Sales, Prices Up in California By Jennifer Oldham

• Also…

• Le Meridien to Renovate L.A. Hotel

• Suit Alleges KPMG Misled CarsDirect.com About Software By Denise Gellene

• Some Firms Turning Away from Wall St. By Jesus Sanchez

• Analyst’s Forecast Speeds Broadcom Stock Free Fall

• KPC Medical Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy By Jerry Hirsch

• Immelt: Consummate Company Man

• Also

• Berkshire Hathaway Takes Stake in USG

• Developer Alters Plans for Large Downtown Site By Bob Howard

• Overton Moore to Begin Work on $40-Million Center in El Segundo

• Layoffs at Internet Firms Soar This Month

• Argentina to Get Cash Aid from IMF

• Rules Take Effect to Help Victims of Phone ‘Slamming’ By Elizabeth Douglass

• E-Stamp Ends Effort to Sell Postage Online

A Mixed Bill, but a Common Cause

• Comparing the Contrasts of Women’s Images By David Pagel

• Scrappy Miramax Disappears on ‘Yards’ Marketing By Patrick Goldstein

• Seeing the World Through ‘The Eyes of Tammy Faye’ By Kenneth Turan

• Downey’s Future on ‘McBeal’ Uncertain After Latest Arrest By Greg Braxton

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

• CBS Plays It Coy Concerning Where ‘Survivor II’ Will Land By Brian Lowry

• ‘N Sync Shows Off More Moves Than Grooves By Steve Appleford

• ‘Grinch’ Leads Record Holiday Box Office By Robert W. Welkos

• Touring Boston Pops Offers Holiday Treats By Richard S. Ginell