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Nearly a year after triggering one of the biggest stock scandals in recent memory, Comparator Systems Corp. has been evicted from its Newport Beach offices, leaving no forwarding address.

March 28, 1997

The hallways are no longer empty in Oxnard’s 1000 Town Center, the green glass office building that ran into financial trouble soon after its completion in 1991.

Sept. 20, 1994

Unresponsive management by the landlords of Ventura Harbor Village, compounded with the already poor economy, is sending business at the shopping center into a steady decline, merchants there said Monday.

July 16, 1991

Columnist Dan Shaughnessy of the Boston Globe rejects the name, Shawmut Center, as the Boston Celtics’ new home.

June 2, 1993

SANTA BARBARA COUNTY Supervisor District 2 Tom Rogers 14,087 Michael Stoker, i. 9,823 Guadalupe City Council (2 Elected) Renaldo Pili 252 Gloria L.

Nov. 6, 1986

The East Coast zip code minimizes Chris Bedford’s sleepless nights.

Feb. 5, 1992

The pregnant woman lay on the sidewalk Wednesday, covered in death by a bedspread given by a horrified nearby resident.

Oct. 25, 1990

* Designates incumbent ALABAMA (99%) *--* Party Candidate % D Roger Bedford 46 R Jeff Sessions 52 *--* ALASKA (99%) *--* Party Candidate % D Theresa Obermeyer 10 R Ted Stevens* 77 *--* ARKANSAS (99%) *--* Party Candidate % D Winston Bryant 47 R Tim Hutchinson 53 *--* COLORADO (100%) *--* Party Candidate % D Tom Strickland 46 R Wayne Allard 51 *--* DELAWARE (100%) *--* Party Candidate % D Joseph Biden* 60 R Ray Clatworthy 38 *--* GEORGIA (100%) *--* Party Candidate % D Max Cleland 49 R Guy Millner 48 *--* IDAHO (100%) *--* Party Candidate % D Walt Minnick 40 R Larry Craig* 57 *--* ILLINOIS (99%) *--* Party Candidate % D Richard Durbin 56 R Al Salvi 41 *--* IOWA (99%) *--* Party Candidate % D Tom Harkin* 52 R Jim Lightfoot 47 *--* KANSAS (100%) *--* Party Candidate % D Sally Thompson 34 R Pat Roberts 62 D Jill Docking 43 R Sam Brownback 54 *--* KENTUCKY (100%) *--* Party Candidate % D Steven Beshear 43 R Mitch McConnell* 55 *--* LOUISIANA (100%) *--* Party Candidate % D Mary Landrieu 50.4 R Louis Jenkins 49.6 *--* MAINE (99%) *--* Party Candidate % D Joseph Brennan 44 R Susan Collins 49 *--* MASSACHUSETTS (100%) *--* Party Candidate % D John Kerry* 52 R William Weld 45 *--* MICHIGAN (99%) *--* Party Candidate % D Carl Levin* 58 R Ronna Romney 40 *--* MINNESOTA (97%) *--* Party Candidate % D Paul Wellstone* 50 R Rudy Boschwitz 41 *--* MISSISSIPPI (100%) *--* Party Candidate % D James Hunt 27 R Thad Cochran* 71 *--* MONTANA (99%) *--* Party Candidate % D Max Baucus* 50 R Dennis Rehberg 45 *--* NEBRASKA (100%) *--* Party Candidate % D Ben Nelson 42 R Chuck Hagel 56 *--* NEW HAMPSHIRE (100%) *--* Party Candidate % D Dick Swett 46 R Robert Smith* 49 *--* NEW JERSEY (99%) *--* Party Candidate % D Robert Torricelli 53 R Dick Zimmer 43 *--* NEW MEXICO (99%) *--* Party Candidate % D Art Trujillo 30 R Pete Domenici* 64 *--* NORTH CAROLINA (100%) *--* Party Candidate % D Harvey Gantt 46 R Jesse Helms* 53 *--* OKLAHOMA (100%) *--* Party Candidate % D Jim Boren 40 R James Inhofe* 57 *--* OREGON (95%) *--* Party Candidate % D Tom Bruggere 47 R Gordon Smith 49 *--* RHODE ISLAND (100%) *--* Party Candidate % D Jack Reed 63 R Nancy Mayer 35 *--* SOUTH CAROLINA (99%) *--* Party Candidate % D Elliott Close 44 R Strom Thurmond* 53 *--* SOUTH DAKOTA (100%) *--* Party Candidate % D Tim Johnson 51 R Larry Pressler* 49 *--* TENNESSEE (100%) *--* Party Candidate % D Houston Gordon 37 R Fred Thompson* 61 *--* TEXAS (100%) *--* Party Candidate % D Victor Morales 44 R Phil Gramm* 55 *--* VIRGINIA (99%) *--* Party Candidate % D Mark Warner 47 R John Warner* 53 *--* WEST VIRGINIA (100%) *--* Party Candidate % D Jay Rockefeller* 77 R Betty Burks 23 *--* WYOMING (100%) *--* Party Candidate % D Kathy Karpan 42 R Michael Enzi 54 *--*

Nov. 7, 1996

Sophomore guard Roger McClendon scored 24 of his 35 points in the second half as Cincinnati upset No. 13 Louisville, 84-82, Monday night in a Metro Conference game at Louisville, Ky.

Jan. 21, 1986

As the century closes, it is not surprising that the past is the subject of Michael Crichton’s latest novel.

Dec. 22, 1999