Archive for Sunday, August 26, 2001

For Farmers, It’s a Bug-Eat-Bug World

• L. A. THEN AND NOW By Cecilia Rasmussen

• The Past Is Back on Track By Andrea Perera

• Custody Dispute Over Thai Boy, 4, Is Riddled With Cultural Tensions By K. Connie Kang

• Newport’s Veteran Party Guy Now Its Novice Winery Owner By William Lobdell

• Farm Growth Rooted in Carrots By Sue Fox

• Crowd Looks Up to Little Planes By Timothy Hughes

• Hearst Ranch’s Future Lies in His Old Papers By Kenneth R. Weiss and John Johnson

• Nurse With Purpose Dares to Reach Out Past Borders By Scott Martelle

• Hearing Spurs Ahmanson Ranch Opponents By Sue Fox

• Newport’s Veteran Party Guy Turns Into Its Novice Vintner By William Lobdell

• Nevada Reaches Out to Assist Mothers Who Abandon Hope By Angie Wagner

• Nothing Succeeds Like a Speech About Failure By Mike Anton

• State, Foothills Are Alive With Wordplay By Patricia Ward Biederman

• Fire Burns 76 Acres, Comes Close to Homes

• Dr. Jorge Prieto; Pushed Care for Poor, Migrants By Frank O. Sotomayor

• Tranquil Waters Making Courtroom Waves By Nicholas K. Geranios

• Montana Town Still Operating Under Asbestos Cloud By Tom Laceky

• Steven Izenour; Architect, Author By Elaine Woo

• District Lines Key to Future for Strickland By Margaret Talev

• Hemingway’s Hideaway Is Purely Presidential By Lisa Lipman

• Judge Makes News Along With Rulings By Monte Morin

• National Parks’ Research Deals Draw Criticism By Becky Bohrer

• Venice Residents Rally to Keep Their Homes Affordable By Carla Rivera

• 2 Bills Affecting Immigrants to Be Considered By Tina Daunt

• Deputies Search for Missing Girl, 6 By Richard Winton

• City Manager to Become Santa Barbara Official

• Senior Support Center Readies for Expansion

• Wrong-Way Driver, Passenger Killed

• The Bill Comes Due

• Brain-Injury Studies Are No Thrill for Fun Parks By Dana Parsons

• Minnie Street Is on the Rise

• Victor in ‘Olympics of Oratory’ Falls Flat, but His Speech Doesn’t By Mike Anton

• 2 Men Sentenced to Prison Terms for Hate Crimes

• 3 O.C. Men Are Victims in Fatal Norco Shooting

• ON CALIFORNIA By Peter H. King

• Hank Sauer; All-Star Outfielder in ’50s for Chicago Cubs

• Coastal Panel Is Upheld By Seema Mehta and Monte Morin

• Frank C. Mangione; Inspired Songs by Jazz Musician Son

• Case of the Reluctant D.A. By D. Elizabeth Pierson

• Tribal Artifacts Slowly Returning to Indians By Giovanna Dell'Orto

• Send Clear Signal on Radios

• O.C. Rebel in a Robe Not Afraid of a Fray By Monte Morin

• Woman Dies in Crash at Powerless Traffic Light

• Latinos May Gain Few Seats in Redistricting By Michael Finnegan

• Stanton Girl Killed by Hit-Run Driver

• Girl Dies of Hit-and-Run Injuries By Mai Tran

• Commission Declares Spineflower Endangered

• Wrong-Way Driver, Passenger Killed

• Cell Phones Collected in Domestic-Abuse Drive

• Off-Duty Officer Pulls Boys From Backyard Pool

• The Best Care? It’s Close to Home By Bill Bowman

• Firefighter Released From Burn Center

• Engine Trouble Forces Crash-Landing on Field

• A War on Soda and Candies in Schools By Tina Daunt

• Firefighter Released From Burn Center