The Los Angeles Times
Prior to 3/99, the page references are to articles in the Orange County
edition; and after 3/99, the page references are to articles in the Los Angeles
edition.
"The Price of Punishment: The Booming Business of
Running California's Prisons" multi-part series, 10/18/94, 10/19/94
"Nonviolent 'Three-Strike' Crimes Detailed" by
Nicholas Riccardi, 10/19/94, A22.
"Tough Judge Hits 'Three Strikes' by Richard Lee
Colvin, 10/94.
"Tough Law Can't Ensure Strikeouts," by Richard Lee
Colvin and Ted Rohrlich, 10/23/94, A1 and A28.
"Lungren 'Sleaze' Is Assailed," by H.G. Reza and
Eric Bailey, 10/26/94, B1 and B4.
"Taking a Closer Look at the Causes of Crime" by
Lee Romney, 11/95.
"Study Spotlights Justice System's Racial
Disparity" by Greg Krikorian, 2/13/96. (LA-Times).
"'Three Strikes' Law Increases Burden on Judges,
Courts" Associated Press, 2/18/96.
"A Juror Balks at Calling 'Strike Three,'" by Katrina
Dewey, 3/28/96, Metro section.
"8 Prison Officials Fired Over Beating of Black
Inmates," by Mark Arax, 4/11/96.
"Lawyer Fired Over '3 Strikes' Switches Sides," by
Tom Gorman, 4/25/96, A1 and A24.
"Breakdown Behind Bars: Turbulent Times in L.A.
County Jails" a 5-part series, 5/19/96.
"Justices Deal Blow to '3-Strikes' by Maura
Dolan and Tony Perry, 6/21/96. (LA-Times).
"Tales of Brutality Behind Bars," by Mark Arax,
8/21/96, A1 and A8.
"Outside, Looking Back at the Underworld," by
Robert Dellinger, 8/21/96, E1 and E4.
"Inmate Challenges to 3-Strikes Terms Mount" by
Anna Cekola, 9/2/96, Metro 1 and 5.
"Urban Crime: A Rural Bonanza" by David Lamb,
10/9/96, A1 and A12.
"Prison: Probe of Alleged Brutality, Cover-Up
Begun," 11/23/96, A18.
"Be Equally Tough on Causes of Violence," by Tom
Hayden, 2/10/97, B9.
"Study Challenges Effect of 3 Strikes" by Greg
Krikorian, 3/7/97, A3 and A29.
"Captive Market" by Marla Dickerson, 6/7/97, D1
and D8.
"Anchor Looks at Big Picture" by Steve Weinstein,
7/9/97, F1 and F11.
"Crackdown on Youth Crime: Without Balance,
It's a Loser" LA-Times editorial, 7/13/97, M4.
"Corporate Traffic Heavy on U.S. Political
Money Trail" by Ralph Vartabedian, 7/21/97, A1 and A22.
Enrollments Keep Rising at Colleges," by Eric
Slater, 9/22/97, A3 and A9.
"Disneyland, Police Combat Troublesome Teens"
by Esther Schrader, 9/22/97, B1 and B5.
"IRS to Check Complaints, End Quotas for Audits" by
Ralph Vartabedian, 9/26/97, A1 and A20.
"Governor Signs Four Pieces of Anti-Crime
Legislation" by Jim Newton, 9/26/97, A3 and A18.
"Governor Vetoes Bill to Ban Sale of Cheap
Guns" by Dan Morain, 9/27/97, A1 and A27.
"Most in U.S. Got Richer, Poor Got Poorer in 1996"
by Faye Fiore and Ronald Brownstein, 9/30/97, A1 and A14.
"Inmate Education Called Best Deterrent" from
Times Staff and Wire Reports, 10/1/97, A5.
"Juvenile Arrest Rate for Violent Crimes
Declines 9.2%" by Robert L. Jackson, 10/3/97. A25.
"Raabe Sentenced to Prison for Manipulating O.C.
Pool Funds," by Davan Maharaj, Shelby Grad, and Michael G. Wagner, 10/4/97, A1
and A30.
"Squeezing the Information Flow," editorial,
10/19/97, M4.
"The Crime Within," by James S. Granelli,
10/19/97, D1 and D14.
"Citron Sentence Ending, With Good Behavior," by
Michael G. Wagner, 10/24/97, A1 and A19.
"The Sum of Unequal Parts," by Anne-Marie O'Connor,
10/24/97, E1 and E2.
"Prisons Lack Plan for Hepatitis C Epidemic," by
staff and wire reports, 10/29/97, A3 and A20.
"Clinton, Jiang Agree to Pacts, Differ on
Rights," by Jonathan Peterson, 10/30/97, A1.
"12% Rise in Students Seen in L.A.," by Amy Pyle,
11/1/97, A28.
"Orphans of Addiction," by Sonia Nazario,
11/16/97, A1, A28-32.
"Healing Shattered Lives--And Families" by Sonia
Nazario, 11/17/97, A1, A22-24.
"Some Assaults Eliminated as 'Strikes'" by
Associated Press, 11/18/97, A22.
"Teens Get Lessons to Build On" by David Reyes,
11/20/97, B4.
"State, O.C. Unemployment Rates Fall," by Patrice
Apodaca, 11/22/97, B1.
"Efforts to Curb Delinquency at Risk," by Max
Vanzi, 11/28/87, A1.
"Grappling With Crime Wave on the Web," by Jack
Nelso, Chief Washington Correspondent, 11/30/97, A10.
"The Violence Conundrum: Homicide rates across
the country are falling dramatically. But no one really knows why," by Eric H.
Monkkonen, 11/30/97, Opinion, M1.
"Human Rights Group Assails 'Setbacks' by U.S. in
Report," by Robin Wright, 12/5/97, A29.
"Declining Rates for Violent Crime," letter to
the editor, by Martha Voght of Bishop, 12/5/97, B8R.
"Unemployment in U.S. Falls to 24-Year Low,"
by Art Pine, 12/6/97, A1.
"Three Years After the Fall," by Jean O. Pasco,
12/6/97, Metro1.
"Wilson Plans School, Gang Initiatives," by Dave
Lesher and Richard Lee Colvin, 12/11/97, A1, A32-34.
"Jobless Rate in O.C. Hits 2.8%, a 7-Year Low" by
Don Lee, 12/20/97.
"With all the curfews, dress codes and other
restrictions being imposed on kids, are we raising a generation of upstanding
citizens--or future leaders of a police state?" by Lynn Smith, 1/1/98.
"Ex-Gang Members Work to Bring Peace to Streets,"
by Michael Kirkorian, 1/26/98.
"New Face in Line at Soup Kitchen: Working Poor," by
Melissa Healy, Judy Pasternak, 1/27/98.
"Rosier Budget Comes to the Aid of Social
Programs," by Shelby Grad, 1/5/98.
"National Survey Marks State's Schools Harshly,"
by Elaine Woo, 1/8/98, A24 R.
"Drugs, Alcohol Linked to 80% of Those Behind
Bars," by Ronald J. Ostrow, 1/9/98, A19.
"Wilson Fiscal Plan Focuses on Education," by Dan
Morain, 1/10/98, A1, A20, A21.
"Tough Laws Get Little Credit for Crime Drop," by
Joe Mozingo, 1/18/98.
"Booze, Drugs and Prisons," Editorial, 1/18/98,
Opinion, M4.
"Prison Population Up 6%, a Slight Slowdown of
Growth," Associated Press, 1/19/98, A17.
"Checchi Urges More Funds for Crime Prevention,"
by Cathleen Decker, 1/25/98, A3
"Unlikely Freedom From Fear," Bonnie Hayes,
1/28/98.
"Reports of Child Abuse, Neglect Up 6%," by John
Canalis, 2/5/98, B1 and B6.
"More Inmate Privileges Fall in Get-Tough Drive," by
Dan Morain, 2/9/98.
"Bill Aims to Treat More Young Sex Offenders," by
Max Vanzi, 2/16/98, A3 and A18.
"Adults, Youths Tackle Woes Halfway," by Lisa
Meyer, 2/16/98, A5.
"Buried Past Threatens O.C. Man's Future in
Teaching," by David Reyes, 2/17/98, A1 and A13.
"Church Construction Is Looking Up," by Karen
Robinson-Jacobs, 2/17/98, A3 and A13.
"Jail Deputies Allegedly Urged Inmate Beatings," by
Tina Daunt, 2/26/98.
"Grand Jury Indicts Eight for Abuses Inside State
Prison," by Mark Arax and Mark Gladstone, 2/27/98, A1 and A30.
"Taking Zero Tolerance to the Limit," by Jesse
Katz, 3/1/98, A1 and A18.
"Racial Divide Widens, Study Says," by Alissa J.
Rubin, 3/1/98, A20.
"Job Growth in O.C. Exceeds Estimates," by Patrice
Apodaca, 3/3/98, A1 and A11.
"Living Behind Bars," compiled by Dennis Freeman,
3/5/98, A5.
"Courthouse Project: 0 Courtrooms," by Josh
Meyer, 3/11/98, A16.
"Justice Dept. to Pay Settlement to FBI
Whistle-Blower Whitehurst," Associated Press, 3/12/98, A24 R.
"Study Says Poverty Persists for Kids of Working
Poor," by Melissa Healy, 3/13/98, A21 R.
"How Smart Are Americans?" by David Friedman,
3/15/98, Opinion, M1.
"Preventive Medicine for Youth Crime," by Hope
Hamashige, 3/18/98, Metro 1 and 5.
"FBI Probes Deaths at 2 More State Prisons," by Mark
Arax, 3/19/98, A1 and A20.
"County Asks State to Pay for 3-Strikes Costs," by
Mark Gladstone, 3/27/98.
"U.N. Study Assails U.S. Executions as Biased," by
Craig Turner, 4/4/98, A1 and A8.
"Early Intervention Is Critical in Discouraging
Gang Membership," by Bill Brooks, 4/5/98, B13.
"Real Scandal: Betrayal of the Poor," by Robert
Sheer, 4/7/98, B7.
"Microsoft Plans Stealth Media Blitz," by Greg
Miller and Leslie Helm, 4/10/98, A1 and A13.
"Californians Upbeat About State's Economy,"
by Mark Z. Barabak, 4/15/98, A1 and A22.
"Senate Committee OKs Bill to Ease Three-Strikes
Law," by Max Vanzi, 4/15/98, A3.
"The Making of a Ballot Initiative," by Dan
Morain, 4/16/98, A1, A22 and A23.
"Poor Face Record Housing Shortage," by Robert L.
Jackson, 4/29/98, A3 and A22.
"No Deputies Disciplined Since 1989 Brawl," by Tina
Daunt, 5/12/98, A16.
"On the Record," A Special Report, Section S,
5/14/98.
"State High Court Ruling Toughens 3-Strikes Law,"
by Maura Dolan, 5/15/98, A1 and A32.
"A Wrong Turn on 'Three Strikes'" editorial,
5/16/98, B13.
"Why Schools are Failing" part of a Three-Part
series, 5/17/98, A1.
"Public Education: California's Perilous
Slide" 1st part of Three-Part series, Special Section, 5/17/98.
"Under State Influence: Drugging of Foster Kids,"
by Tarcy Weber, 5/17/98, A1 and A34.
"A Golden Age of Education," by Les Birdsall,
Opinion, 5/17/98, M1 and M6.
"Making After School Special," by Melissa Healy,
5/18/98, A1 and A14.
"6 of O.C.'s Big Cities Among Safest in U.S.," by Nancy
Cleeland and Robert I. Jackson, 5/18/98, B1 and B7.
"Who's Smart Now?" by Lesley Wright, 5/18/98, B1
and B10.
"Too Few Jobs May Imperil Welfare Reform Plan," by
Carla Rivera, 5/20/98, A1 an A21.
"Despair of the 'System Kids,'" by Tracy Weber,
5/21/98, A1 and A28.
"Fewer Blacks and Latinos Enroll at UC," by Kenneth
R. Weiss, 5/21/98, A3 and A26.
"Study Says More Immigrants Are Going Hungry," by
Virginia Ellis, 5/27/98, A1 and A26.
"California Voters by Party," 6/2/98, A3.
"The Drug War: a War on Poor, Lower Classes,"
Alexander Cockburn, 6/11/98, B9.
"42,000 Jobs Added in May in California," by Don
Lee, 6/11/98, D1.
"Illegal Drug Scene Spurs Rise in Police
Corruption," by Jack Nelson and Ronald J. Ostrow, 6/13/98, A1 and A16.
"Housing Gap for Poor is Widest in Southland,"
6/16/98, A1.
"Voter Turnout in Primaries," 6/16/98, A3.
"Median Price of O.C. Home Hits $236,000,"
7/15/98, A1.
"Latino Law Students Get Lunch Pro Bono," by Bob
Pool, 7/18/98, A12R.
"The Fractured Life of Jeremy Strohmeyer," by
Nora Zamichow, 7/19/98, A1, 24-27.
"The Inmates Haven't Changed, Prisons Have," by
Steve J. Martin, editorial, 7/22/98, B7.
"Judge Removes Self From Stun Belt Case," by Jack
Leonard, 7/23/98, A10 R.
"Test Scores Show Wide Gaps in Students' Skills," by
Liz Seymour and Tina Nguyen, 7/23/98, B1 and B9.
"Tracking a Political Movement in Progess," by Lisa
Richardson, 7/26/98, B1 and B5.
"Sentencing Delayed for Stun Belt Shock
Victim, by Jack Leonard, 7/30/98, A20 R.
"Poor Latinos Fare Better in Catholic Schools," by
Anne-Marie O'Connor, 8/3/98, A1 and A14.
"Nation's Prisoner Growth Rate Slows a Bit, but
Admissions Remain at Steady Pace," AP, 8/3/98, A11.
"Activists Seek to Limit 3-Strikes Sentencing,"
by Lisa Richardson, 8/17/98, B1 and 7.
"For College Graduates, It's a Seller's Market in
Hunt for Jobs," by Janet Hook, 8/20/98, A5.
"Rise in Marijuana Smoking Boosts Drug Use by
Teens," AP, 8/22/98, A16.
"Living in Fear," by Beth Shuster, 8/23/98, A1, 40
and 41 R.
"Wilson Agrees to Pay Raises for Prison Guards,"
by Dan Morain and Max Vanzi, 8/25/98, A3 and A11.
"Home Buyers Feel Squeeze as Market Tightens in
Region," by Daryl Strickland, 8/30/98, A1 and A26.
"South County 'Bully Gangs' Turn Nasty," by Bonnie
Harris Hayes, 10/15/98, A1 and A25.
"Suicide Jumper at Courthouse Faced a 3rd
Strike," by Jason Kandel, 11/14/98, B4 r.
"Jury's Verdict Shocks State Prison System," From
Times Staff and Wire Reports, 12/1/98.
"O.C. Jobless Rate 2.6%, Matching Decade Low," by
Don Lee, 12/12/98, C1 and C2.
"Jobless Rate in O.C. Hits 2.4%, a 20-Year Low,
by Don Less, 1/16/99, A1 and A24-25.
"O.C. Rents Rise 7% in Year to Reach a Record High,"
by Daryl Strickland, 1/23/99, C1 and C3.
"State's Children Fare Poorly in U.S. Survey," by
Melissa Healy, 1/26/99, A3
"Three-Strikes Law Has No Effect, Study Finds," by
Greg Krikorian, 3/2/99, A3.
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