Music
Paul Weston, a conductor and arranger for such musical greats as Rudy Vallee and Bing Crosby and a founder of the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences, has died.
Sept. 23, 1996
Archives
Paul Weston spent so much time helping the people at a Woodland Hills center for the disabled that they decided to name the place after him.
April 7, 1998
Paul and Marta Sheffield were so sure about what they wanted in a house they could sum it up in three word: openness and light.
July 28, 1990
Sports
In Friday night’s 20-lap Street Stock main event at Ventura Raceway, James Weston, Adail Gayhart, Randy McGraw, Paul Moore and Bill Bartels spent the entire race grouped together, handily pulling away from the rest of the field.
July 16, 1994
Entertainment & Arts
The Norton Simon Museum of Art is featuring an exhibition of 31 works by some of the best-known photographers of the 20th Century, including five works from the 1940s by Ansel Adams, who died in 1984.
Jan. 4, 1990
When Ventura’s Randy McGraw won his first 15-lap Street Stock main event at Ventura Raceway on April 29, the two fastest cars in the race were not on the lead lap, as James Weston of Santa Barbara and Paul Moore of Oak View both had flat tires.
June 11, 1994
Last year was the centennial of Edward Weston’s birth, a fact promptly noted by the County Museum of Art in a concise exhibition from its collection, called “Things Seen, Things Known.”
July 5, 1987
It’s understandable that guitarist Tim Weston has always felt that music was his destiny.
Sept. 17, 1993
James Weston of Santa Barbara drove his 1974 Nova to his first career victory late Friday night in a Street Stock 20-lap oval main event at Ventura Raceway.
Sept. 20, 1992
Two-time defending Street Stock champion Paul Moore of Oxnard started the 1993 season by returning to his winning ways, claiming the 20-lap Street Stock oval main event at Ventura Raceway on Friday night.
April 17, 1993