HTML Sitemap - December 1990 Page 45

SOUTHERN SECTION TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS : Mall Beats Phebus When It Counts, Wins Title
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS : CITY SECTION ROUNDUP : Davis Leads Banning Rush Past Kennedy
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : Quartz Hill Too Dominant for Mater Dei, 37-7
SOUTHERN SECTION FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS : Mater Dei Unable to Stop Big Plays by Quartz Hill : Division I: Two long touchdown passes and two long runs help beat Monarchs, 37-7.
Man Pleads Not Guilty in Videotaping of Children
CALIFORNIA ASSESSMENT PROGRAM SCORES
Body Is Found in Tustin Lot : Slaying: Police believe woman may have been sexually abused before being killed.
Manslaughter Plea in Death of Girl, 2
OXNARD : Man Gets 6 Years for Bank Robbery
Salvadoran Woman Benefits From New Law
Bikes to Be Allowed on Blue Line Trains
LAGUNA HILLS : Claus, Claws and Paws for Good Cause
VENTURA : Group Urges U.S. to Bring Troops Home
Kona Kai Woes Linked to Failed Business Empire
Little Rock Barton High's winning streak was...
HARNESS RACING : Board Approves Dates at Fairplex
COMEDY REVIEW : Duo Deliver Frantic Pace, Double Punch : Stage: The pairing of Debbie Tate, followed by headliner Bruce (Babyman) Baum proved to be a perfect match.
WEEKEND TV : New Episodes About AIDS
Hedren Brings Suspense to 'Bold'
MUSIC REVIEW : Southwest Chamber Salutes Nono at Chapman
Superstars Hitting Higher C-Notes : Many Presenters Can't Meet Price--Up to $100,000 for One-Night Stand--of Classical Artists
ANTELOPE VALLEY COLLEGE : Aircraft Maintenance Class OKd
Pair Who Posed as Car Buyers Convicted in Owner's Killing : Courts: Separate juries return guilty verdicts in the first-degree murder cases that began with a newspaper advertisement for a used Datsun sports car in North Hollywood.
VENTURA : Crafts, Performers To Take Over Street
12 at Party Wounded in Drive-By Raid
2-A FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS : La Jolla Hopes its Lucky Signs Point to Victory
PRO FOOTBALL REPORT : WEEKDAY UPDATE : RAMS : Future Not an Issue for Browns' Coach
SOUTHERN SECTION FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS : Whittier Christian Advances : Division IX: Heralds use defense to down Valley Christian and advance to the final. Rector, Pritchard lead the offense.
Bradley Slips Past Loyola, 99-97 : Irvine tournament: Lions drop to 1-3 after wasting a 12-point lead in the first half.
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL : Lincoln Makes Quick Work of Granite Hills
Aztecs Top No. 11 BYU in Tourney
Names in the News
Garza Will Defend Junior-Welterweight Title
'Holiday in Oz' a Treat in Pasadena
Comedy Benefit for the Forces
Stanford Rallies, Beats Long Beach Women, 79-72
SPORTS ON WEEKEND TV
McDonald Passes Esperanza Past Hart, 38-35
A Super 'Stratego'
Misfortune Befalls Daytime 'Wheel'
The Rev. Robert W. Edgar, who served...
Music Reviews : Brown Leads L.A. Chamber Orchestra
JAZZ REVIEW : Branford Marsalis Improvises at Center : The saxophonist's responsive quartet gave fresh treatments to a number of familiar tunes.
A Warts-and-All Portrait of TV's Last Emperor : Biography: Sally Bedell Smith's meticulously researched 'In All His Glory' is an often brutal assessment of CBS founder William S. Paley.
Kosar Weathering a Stormy Season : NFL: Cleveland fans aren't used to losing, and quarterback seems to be taking the fall. The Rams are up next.
Light Opera's Season Tickets Prove Popular : Subscriptions: The newly formed troupe reports that more than 1,000 seats have been sold for a two-show package at the Irvine Barclay Theatre.
A Desert Song : Armed Forces Radio and TV Deejays in the Mideast Try to Entertain Troops Without Violating Security
Bush's Statement: 'We Are Not Alone. . . . It Is Iraq Against the World'
Keating to Appear in Court for Violating Bail Terms
Dispute Grows Over Shooting by Border Patrolman
LAND REFORM : Russia Plows Into Issue of Private Farms : Congress struggles with policy amid passionate arguments on both sides.
Bush Considers Waiving Curbs for Soviet Grain Sale : Trade: Appearing eager to help Moscow through its crisis, he examines restrictions tied to Jewish emigration.
Rumor About 'Slasher' at Mall Called False
Six Steers Shot and Killed After Escape From Meatpacking Plant
Ex-Agent Confesses to Telling DEA a Lie : Trial: Witness says he fabricated story about a gold-smuggling scheme a few days after he had agreed to tell the government the truth about alleged crime spree.
Ventura : Plumbing Company to Get Bill for Fire
Actor Playing Peacemaker Is Hit in the Face
OCTOBER RESTAURANT CLOSURES
Area Braces for High Tide of 7 Feet : Coastline: The highest rise in 17 years is expected to hit Ventura and other state beaches Sunday. City workers are prepared to sandbag to protect residences.
OJAI : Fatal Shooting of Show Horse Investigated
Kidnap Suspects' Bail $2 Million
ORANGE : KWIZ Radio Deals With Complaints
Students Who Went Say Their Lives Were Changed Forever
Lindsay Moved to L.A. Hospital but New Ouster Effort Is Launched : City Council: Transfer thwarts rule on residency. Latest proposal would ask voters to amend City Charter to permit removal from office on grounds of physical incapacity.
Chula Vista
MIDDLE EAST WATCH : Cruel Month
Higher Library Fines to Go on the Books : Borrowers: The county will double the charge and contract with a collection agency. Supervisors will consider a three-week amnesty period.
Motel Intruder Dies in Gunplay With Resident : Shooting: Police arrest a suspect. However, witnesses say he was only trying to protect friends and family.
Lindsay Moved to L.A. Hospital but New Ouster Effort Is Launched : Constituents: The debate down on Central Avenue is whether the 'Emperor' should step down.
Security Setup Traps Man in Fatal Store Fire
Cooper to Retire After 20 Years on Municipal Bench
OXNARD : Students to Get Free Trips to Mountains
Ruth Washington Dies; Was Sentinel Publisher
ANAHEIM : Train Kills Man Walking Near Track
COLLEGE OF THE CANYONS : 37 Spring Classes Are Canceled
LAGUNA NIGUEL : Controversies Aside, City Is One Year Old
Son Pleads Innocent of Father's Slaying
BofA, Wells Fargo to Debut Spanish-Language ATMs:...
CREDIT : Bond Prices Surge on President's Bid for Mideast Peace
Big 3 Auto Makers May Post Quarterly Losses
Leading Indicators Fall for 4th Month, Signaling Recession
Analysts Expect FarWest S&L;'s Seizure by End of Year
Bush Vetoes Intelligence Funding Bill
Burt Lancaster in Hospital; Falls Ill in Los Alamitos : Actor: The 77-year-old star suffered a possible stroke. A doctor said his condition was stable.
NATION IN BRIEF : NEW YORK : Congressman Tells of Terrorist Warning
Panel Gives Legislators Pay Raises
Cranston Voices Regret for S&L; Ties : Thrifts: 'I wish to God I'd never heard of Charles Keating,' the senator says in deposition for Ethics Committee.
Gorbachev Calls Off Visit to Troubled Moldova Republic
Smith Asks Court to Throw Out Most Absentee Ballots : Election: Losing candidate for attorney general claims signatures were not checked. If judge agrees, it would make the Democrat the winner over Republican Lungren.
CALIFORNIA IN BRIEF : SAN DIEGO : City Is a Finalist to Hold Convention
Renate Rubinstein; Dutch Journalist, Feminist
S.D. Group Makes Bid to Acquire Diceon
U.S. Firms Lift Taboo on Doing Business in Beijing
FURNISHNGS : Antique Sleds No Longer Child's Play
NATION IN BRIEF : TEXAS : Reputed Serial Killer Wins Execution Stay
WORLD IN BRIEF : MOZAMBIQUE : Constitution Ends Marxist Monopoly
Protesters Decry Segregation of HIV Inmates : Health care: ACT UP claims women in prison with AIDS-related virus receive poor treatment.
Informant Was Coached, Harris Attorneys Say : Murder case: Lawyers for the convicted killer claim authorities recruited inmate, who gave key testimony at trial. The maneuver is the latest bid to save client from the gas chamber.
Ads Urge Rich to Buy Now, Save Tax : Marketing: With the new levy on luxury items taking effect Jan. 1, ads for products ranging from liqueurs to Jaguar cars advise quick purchases.
FURNISHINGS : Multimedia Can Be Done at Home
HOME IMPROVEMENT : Easy-to-Build Shelf Systems Can Increase Storage Space
DECORATING ADVICE : Window Treatments for Yellow Main Room
KGB Assigned to Guard Shipments as Donated Food Begins Arriving : Soviet Union: Humanitarian aid trickles in, with promises of much more. The government moves to ensure a fair distribution of supplies.
Korean Probationer Ordered to Learn English by Judge
ANALYSIS : Bush Dialogue Offer to Iraq a Shrewd Gambit
Reform of Financial System Is Essential, Brady Contends
Atkins Given Probation for Ashland Scam
FURNISHINGS : Housewares Store Caters to the Creative Customer
A Natural Christmas : Decoration: A living tree is not everyone's cup of tea, but it helps the environment and can become a family tradition.
Bush, Chinese Foreign Minister Confer : Diplomacy: Last-minute uncertainty on the meeting reflects U.S. displeasure over Beijing's failure to back U.N. resolution on Iraq.
First Lady Crowns Christmas Tree
11 Innocent Plea in Alleged Fraud Scheme:...
NUTS & BOLTS : GTE Has a Bright Idea for Floor Tile
WHERE TO BUY A LIVING TREE
GARDENING : Blue Corn: A Food Fad Lasting for Centuries