- Stewart Makes Impact on Rams' Defense : Pro football: His attacking style against the Falcons impressed coaches. His next challenge will be the Steelers' Eric Green, a 275-pound tight end.
- Ripley's Touchdown Leads Santiago
- Hare Fills Void in Politics and Emotions : Theater: Using American playwrights as his role models, the veteran of British stage explores modern tragedy in 'Secret Rapture.'
- 'A Most Secret War' Revives Turing Affair
- Guerrero Still Striking Right Chord : Music: The leader in Chicano and Mexican music for more than 50 years headlines the International Chicano Music Fest '90 at San Diego's Balboa Park.
- DANCE REVIEW : White Oak Project Preview a Triumph
- MOVIE REVIEW : 'King of New York': Hypocritical but Stylish
- Aetna to Cut 2,600 Jobs in Reorganization : Insurance: The company also reports a 51% drop in earnings for the third quarter.
- California Commercial Bankshares: The Santa Ana parent...
- Tex. Longhorn Coming Back Into Markets
- Stock Buybacks May Be a Placebo, Not a Real Cure
- BOOK REVIEW : Deft Tour of Exotic, Unexplored World : DESIRE <i> by Amy Wallace</i> ; Houghton Mifflin $19.95, 223 pages
- 7 Blacks Killed as Violence Erupts Near Cape Town
- Ex-Hostage Says: Don't Forget Others : Release: A Santa Ana man freed by Iraq because of his physical condition says he hopes to help those left behind.
- Amtrak Shifted Its Police From S.D. Before Deaths : Trains: Spokesmen said it was unlikely officers could have prevented death of 4 hit while on railroad tracks.
- Broderick Loved Money the Most, Friend Testifies
- Firm's Sentence for Fatal Accident Is to Make Video : Safety: Innovative penalty for a Wilmington cargo container firm is aimed at preventing more mishaps in a hazardous industry.
- Water Company Serving Ojai May Be in the Soup : Utilities: The company's denial of new hookups to 20 customers was illegal, an attorney for state regulators charges.
- Guinea Ambassador Charged in Sexual Battery of Hotel Maid
- Torres Calls for Renewed War on Gangs in East L.A.
- ORANGE COUNTY PERSPECTIVE : Umberg for Assembly
- With Florida St. Aboard, It's a Whole New ACC
- TV Reviews : 'Leaders': a Vision of Youth With a Vision
- Organist to Take Note of the Classics
- RESTAURANT REVIEW : Delicate Shanghai Specialties in an Opulent Setting
- P.M. BRIEFING : EC Aide Warns Japan on Barriers
- Treasury Bills Mixed: The Treasury Department said...
- REAL ESTATE : Hopkins to Build Shops, Housing in Riverside Renewal
- Upland Man Indicted: Real estate developer William...
- WORLD : Gasoline Protest Snarls Hungary
- COLUMN ONE : REGIONAL REPORT : Out of Jobs and Full of Pessimism : Southland industries that seemed healthy until recently are now faltering. Newcomers to the unemployment lines aren't hopeful about finding work.
- Soaring Deficit Lurks in Wings for New Governor
- SPACE : Venus Map Mission Suspended
- Sierra Club Chapter Endorses Ferguson
- Noting that two other nightclubs have been...
- Man Admits Attacking Woman and Daughter : Crime: The two-day spree of kidnaping and violence began in Port Hueneme and ended at a Las Vegas car dealership.
- Lawndale TV Dispute Keeps Board Off the Air
- Quick Fix for Tanks OKd
- WOMEN'S TENNIS
- Douglas Is Knocked Down, Dragged Out : Boxing: Former champion struggles with onslaught of questions in the aftermath of decisive beating.
- PREP VOLLEYBALL ROUNDUP
- Sampras Breaks Wheaton in Stockholm : Tennis: The U.S. Open champ from Rancho Palos Verdes reaches semifinals of the $1.1-million meet.
- Carbajal Tunes Up for Title Fight With Fifth-Round KO of Monzote
- Newport Harbor Can't Hold Tustin
- Mario Lemieux of the Pittsburgh Penguins is...
- Litton's Chief Executive Will Step Down
- Bill May Help U.S. Firms Find Scarce Workers : Workplace: The measure would make it easier for foreigners with special skills, especially in the sciences, to immigrate.
- Few in Phoenix Welcome Keating as Prodigal Son
- Foreign Victims of Cuban Crash Named
- Cooper Industries Inc.: The firm reported third-quarter...
- Naomi Reynolds; Broadcaster, Arts Supporter
- PACIFIC 10 : Huskies Closing In on Rose Bowl Game
- Nate Colbert Jr., 44, a former major...
- HIGH SCHOOL NOTEBOOK : Torres Joins List of Injured Backs at Canyon but a Starter Returns
- Breeders' Cup Hasn't Bred TV Ratings Its Creator Envisioned
- THE SIDELINES : Higuera Has Kneecap Operation
- 'Running of Grunions': Delicate Creatures
- A Tale of 2 Students at Palomar College Gallery
- Sacrificing Air Quality
- Grand Canyon Haze
- Work Before Campaigning
- Persuade Edison to Leave Redondo
- ELECTIONS: PAYING FOR CAMPAIGNS : Neugebauer Raises $25,055 in Race With Wieder : The incumbent supervisor's latest financial statement was not available; earlier she showed contributions of $259,952. In the 72nd race, Umberg is nearing $500,000, but Pringle has more cash on hand.
- Gallegly, Freiman
- A Vote for Rock and Davis
- Tree-Trimming Complaint
- Mosque Editorial an Eye-Opener
- 'Wanna-Be Birds' Are Back
- Jews and Abortion
- Assembly Candidate Boland Assailed
- Josephson on Ethics of Youth
- Conductor Bernstein
- Josephson on Ethics of Youth
- Accepting Developers' Money
- Josephson on Ethics of Youth
- Gallegly, Freiman
- Children's Health
- Josephson on Ethics of Youth
- Josephson on Ethics of Youth
- Supreme Court Justices
- Conductor Bernstein
- Unemployment in O.C. Hits Highest Level in 3 1/2 Years : Jobs: The county's jobless rate rose to 3.8% last month while job growth fell to an annual rate of 1.1%, the slowest since 1982-83. Lack of construction and retail positions boosted the unemployment rate.
- Conductor Bernstein
- West Valley Growth
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- Housing Operator in Bankruptcy : Government: Santa Monica-based firm's failure raises issue of who will take over its government-subsidized properties, including three in the L.A. area.
- Hayden, Arbit Adding Millions to Environmental Propositions
- A Costume Baby Can Snooze In
- Some Cost, More Gain : Proposition 134: Latinos bear a disproportionate burden of alcoholism with few services. This initiative could help.
- Violent Strike at N.Y. Daily News
- Budget Negotiators Hit Another Snag on Taxes : Deficit: Specifics of proposed hikes for upper-income taxpayers meet opposition. But conferees are hopeful.
- Man Dies, 4 Hurt in Fire at Apparent Board-and-Care Home
- ELECTIONS 23RD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT : Beilenson Is Low-Key in Rematch With Salomon
- 10-Day Auto Sales Rise: Mid-October sales of...
- Cable Provider Announces Spinoff: Tele-Communications Inc. said...
- Travelers to Buy U.S. Behavioral Health: Travelers...
- FNN Cannot Meet Expenses and Ousts Chief Executive
- Times Mirror's Income Down 40% in Quarter
- P.M. BRIEFING : Diamond-Star Plans New Series
- One Bureaucrat Who Made a Difference
- 7.0 Quake Hits Afghanistan, Subcontinent
- Revised Bonelli Park Plan Renews Dispute : San Dimas: Expansion of Raging Waters has been added to controversial county plans to permit commercial development in the park.
- The Mail Queen of Peaceful Palomar
- Drug War Pressures Sylmar Trial, Defense Says
- Agency OKs Gets $750,000 for Free Clinic : Hollywood: The low-interest loan approved by the redevelopment agency will pay for a center to serve teen-age runaways.
- CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS: CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 34 : Debate by Phone Encounters Few Hang-Ups
- FILM : Lon Chaney's Legendary Phantom
- Brewing Up a Fund-Raiser
- A FULL PILLOWCASE : There's Plenty to Do, Even if Trick-or-Treating Isn't Your Bag
- FDIC Files a $560-Million Suit Filed in S&L; Fraud Case
- U.S. Adopts New Side-Crash Standard Manufacturers of...
- Your Cake Is in the Mail : Fruitcake: Better Than Its Reputation
- Saucy Ways for Garlic and Parsley
- Conferees OK Increase of 45% in Immigration
- Charity Muscle : Beefcake Goes on the Block for a Good Cause and Premium Price
- Santa Ana Man, 4 Other Ex-Hostages Arrive in U.S. : Middle East: One, identified as a Marine sergeant, praises President Bush for his tough talk.
- Malnourished Girl Found Locked in Closet; Parents Held
- Santa Monica OKs Scaled-Down Office Project : Growth: Developers said it couldn't get a fair hearing so close to Election Day. The vote is seen as a test of council's stance on development.
- Odds & Ends Around the Valley
- MORE VIDEOS:
- Fare Play : Mud? Dinosaur Grahams? Children Eat Up Fun Foods, and Now Adults Are Digging In, Too
- La Puente : Traffic Safety Fair Held
- Future Costs Seen in Erosion of U.S., Soviet Education
- Teacher Turns Student to Make the Grade as a Runner at LBCC
- GETTING DARKER : Oingo Boingo's a Bit More Serious, but Still Up for Halloween
- IRA Proxy Bombings Kill 6 Troops, Civilian : Northern Ireland: The attack by the terrorist group is the deadliest against British forces in two years.
- MORE VIDEOS:
- Celebrities to Visit Schools in Drug Fight
- Police Probe Clues Linking Victims of S.F. Shoot-Out
- Zoning Proposal in Bell Gardens Stirs Apartment Uproar : Planning: Changes are recommended that would drastically curb multiunit buildings and a haphazard mix of commercial, industrial and residential uses.
- P.M. BRIEFING : Japan Firm Defends Condoms
- The Incredible Mr. Fish
- Rosemead Councilman De Cocker : Rosemead City Councilman, Educator Robert De Cocker
- Long Beach : Remodeled Breakers Will Reopen as Senior Housing
- Impasse Broken on Taxes on Rich : Budget: Most House Democrats accept a compromise. The breakthrough wards off a government shutdown. Not all issues in deficit reduction plan are settled.
- STATE : Lotto Prize Nearing $20 Million
- MUSIC : From Persia: 'Music Which Makes People Think'
- WORLD : Summit Status Eludes Albania
- THE FANS' CHOICES
- Feinstein Relies Heavily on Blum, Associates for Funds : News analysis: They have been involved in major San Francisco projects. She says they got no favors.
- Wilson, Feinstein on Term Limits
- Wilson, Feinstein on Term Limits
- THE HOUSE : Civil Rights Bill
- GULF WATCH: Day 84 : A daily briefing paper on developments in the crisis : Hostage Front:
- Boy Walking Bike in Crosswalk Is Killed
- 3 Incumbents Leave Little Room for Drama : Assembly: Delays in a federal inquiry may assure Republican Pat Nolan's reelection. Democrats Mike Roos and Richard Polanco face only token opposition.
- GOINGS ON: SANTA BARBARA : Scaring Up Fun : Festivities for fright night and the rest of the week include parties, music, jousting and films.
- Typhoons Damage Palaces
- Ivory Monarch : Rob Rio occupies the throne in the realm of boogie-woogie piano. He's no pretender.
- Gang Wars Bring Sorrows to School Turf : Education: Recent violence is prompting school administrators to heighten security and call in psychologists to counsel frightened students.
- Santa Monica : Firm Fined for Dumping
- IRVINE : Gaido Won't Run as Write-In Candidate
- San Diego
- Congress Votes $10 Million for New Border Patrol Checkpoint
- LOTTERY RESULTS
- San Diego
- County Pumpkin Sales, Patches Blossom : Agriculture: The crop has grown so popular that it may become a special category in next year's farm report.
- Drive-By Killing: Investigators Go by Book, Numbers : Homicide: Pregnant, 38-year-old mother becomes one of more than 800 slayings, about 300 gang-related, in city of Los Angeles this year.
- Charges Filed Against 3 in Assault on Chargers' Player
- RUNNING WITH THE ZEBRAS : Referees: A game in the life of a football quintet provides a look at the interaction among the men in striped shirts.
- Canadian High School, NFL Collide Over Ram Moniker
- Douglas' Weight Is Over : Boxing: Underdog champion is 246 pounds for tonight's defense against Evander Holyfield.
- COLLEGE FOOTBALL REPORT / WEEKDAY UPDATE : USC : Ervins Disappears From Trojan Plans
- The San Diego district attorney's office filed...
- SHORT TAKES : Bo Knows White House: Actress Derek Gets Tour With President
- Our Man in the Field: A Report From the Harvest
- Les Freres Taix's Roast Chicken
- MORE EATERIES:
- Harvest Festival Friday at Mayfield Jr. School
- Projects Revived as Judge Voids Building Ban : Development: Permits for about 60 housing units must be processed by the city under laws in effect before the moratorium, which was declared illegal.
- 1 Man Shot, 1 Stabbed in Separate Incidents
- Whittier : $75-Million School Bond Issue OKd for March Ballot
- Beverly Hills : 3rd Bid for Tax Is Delayed
- CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS: ASSEMBLY RACES : Battlefields of '88 Quiet This Year but 63rd District May Heat Up Yet
- Bush Averts Government Shutdown : Budget: With a deficit plan in sight, the President signs a measure to keep federal agencies running.
- BEST BET
- Exxon Profit Flat; Unocal Income Up 53% in Period : Energy: Rising crude prices were a big factor at both companies.
- Polly Peck International, the troubled British food...
- Buffett Discloses 9.8% Stake in Wells Fargo; Bank Pleased
- The French and Their Food : L.A. Says Reluctant <i> Au Revoir </i> to Robaire's : Restaurateur: The dapper Robert Robaire, a mentor and friend to many L.A. chefs, retires after 38 years.
- Region : Vacancy Rate Discrepancy
- Red Ribbons Talismans of Drug Fight
- Koffler Gets His Chance to Call Shots for Rosemead : Preps: He makes a successful transition from all-league defensive end to quarterback.
- EARTHWATCH : Green or Not : Before and after Prop. 128, we will have to depend on ourselves to protect the environment.
- David McCalden; Failed to Disprove the Holocaust
- A DAY IN THE PARK
- Plutonium Waste Contamination Found Near Paris
- MUSIC: JELLYFISH : Set Adrift : A Bay Area quartet with a singing drummer hasn't learned that bell-bottoms are out of style.
- COLUMN ONE : Ferment at Ballot Box in Africa : Multi-party elections offer some hope. But real democracy won't come soon as leaders cling to power through manipulation and strong-arm tactics.
- Crafts Sale to Raise Funds for Town Council
- Fright or Fun? Take Your Pick
- WORLD : British to Reopen Iran Embassy
- More Rapes Charged in 'Messenger of Lord' Case
- Transit Planners Seek Plans by Private Firms
- St. John Wins Delay in Decision on Trial
- Defendants Blame Each Other in Brutal Triple Slaying
- Warm Weather Expected to Last Into Weekend
- WESTMINSTER : Schools Declared 'Drug-Free Zones'
- Elam Must Close Practice While He Appeals Loss of License
- Officials Seek Arsonist in Fire Near Park : Investigation: A man in an old brown or tan van reportedly sped away from the scene shortly after the blaze began.
- Study Finds Increased Use of 2 Ozone-Eroding Chemicals
- Durables Report Sends Ominous Signal
- THEATER REVIEW: 'DEATH OF A SALESMAN' : All Background : A strong cast of supporting characters has little to support except for a one-dimensional Willy Loman.
- Arcadia : Settlement in Soil Removal
- Pilot Believed to Be Lost Is Just Visiting Arizona
- THE SIDELINES : Sweden Leads in Amateur Golf
- Holyfield Almost Didn't Get Here : Boxing: In 1986, he suffered from severe dehydration after defeating Qawi.
- COLLEGE FOOTBALL : When Dust Clears, Everything Could Be Coming Up Oranges
- THE SIDELINES : Fans Would Overturn Colorado's 5th-Down Victory, Letters Show
- PEOPLEWATCH
- Sendak Starts Theater Company for Children
- NAACP's Image Awards Lack Best Actress for Film
- Vidal Sassoon--an Unlikely Producer : Theater: The hairstyling mogul brings Athol Fugard's 'My Children! My Africa!' to Los Angeles.
- SHORT TAKES : Celebs Calculate Price of Fame
- MUSIC REVIEW : A Compelling 'St. Matthew' at Bach Festival
- Senate Acts on Czech Tariffs: The Senate...
- Norfolk Southern Corp.: The transportation holding company...
- Loral Finalizes Deal for Ford Aerospace
- STOCKS : Dow Up 10.15 on Hopes for Budget Accord
- Shareholders Sue CalFed Officers: A shareholders' class-action...
- San Dimas : Historical Buildings Survey
- 2 S. Africans Die in Clash With Police
- Dole Calls Reports of Her Lack of Clout Not True
- South Gate : After-School Child-Care Program Has 60 Enrolled
- Technique Aids Pregnancy in Women Over 40
- The Old Country in Old Age : Elderly: Armenian-Americans are creating facilities for their aging parents that incorporate their culture.
- Enchanted Evening
- COMEDY : Paul Zimmerman Cuts Up With Quips Instead of Machetes
- NEIGHBORS : It's That Time : Clock-shop owners say Saturday would be a major setback if they had to adjust their pieces.
- LOCAL HAUNTS : Historian Collects Tales of Ghostly Visitations, Headless Highway Riders
- FOR THE KIDS: COSTUMES : Hot Put-Ons : Ninja Turtle outfits are the big sellers this year. Halloween will also see many mermaids.
- BOOK REVIEW : The Story of America as Told in Icelandic Sagas : THE ICE SHIRT <i> by William T. Vollman</i> ; Viking $19.95, 415 pages
- Revised Plan to Revitalize Reseda Greatly Scaled Back
- HUNTINGTON BEACH : Ballot Measure Seen as Threat to Pierside
- Palos Verdes Estates Plans Celebrations
- Congress: 26th District : Questionnaires were distributed to candidates this month. Answers have been edited to fit the available space.
- The Fight: 2 Fearless Predictions : Blimp Over the Shrimp
- Mike Lude, longtime University of Washington athletic...
- Former major league manager Chuck Tanner has...
- Testaverde Won't Start on Sunday
- BETTING WITH JANICE : THE REMATCH
- Film in the Female Gender : Festival: Women in Film mounts its annual program of screenings and seminars at the Directors Guild.
- Not Settling for Less Is Her Rx for Success : Acting: Anne Ramsay has a regular role on 'Doctor, Doctor,' a play in the works and a string of credits. But it hasn't come easily.
- CSX Transportation Orders Locomotives
- Your Cake Is in the Mail : Fruitcake: Better Than Its Reputation
- Alhambra : Hospital Study Cost Shared
- Study Indicates That Pork Has Become Leaner : Nutrition: Producers use best cuts to vie with chicken in low fat category.
- Where There's a Well There's a Way, Diplomats Prove : Kuwait: Americans dig one on embassy grounds, then wash their cars in a 'take that' gesture for the Iraqis.
- The discourse is meant to probe deeply into the public psyche.
- BEST BITES
- No Dreadlocks at School
- Senate Approves New Label Rules for Food Content
- House Votes to Reduce 'Star Wars' Request, Retain B-2 : Defense: The $288-billion plan is unclear on how many Stealth bombers may be purchased. The bill now goes to the Senate.
- 'Ballad of Moby Dick' Now on Tape
- Handwriting Not the Best for Wills
- South El Monte : Judge OKs Recall Election
- San Marino : Annexation Opposed
- Tests Move Atlantis Closer to Secret Satellite Mission
- Beverly Hills : Carnival in Park Planned
- NEWSBITES : Lobster Fete to Put Bite on Diners
- SCIENCE : Lab Parts Way to Baldness Cure
- Los Angeles : Museum Hires Specialist
- India Leader Reported Ready to Call New Vote Over Strife
- Lobbyist Wilkinson Among the Top Paid : City Hall: Fees paid by the Porter Ranch Development Co. make up 58% of the $819,452 earned by the former Los Angeles councilman since 1987, records show.
- ELECTIONS: ASSEMBLY : Rival's Chances Fade as Inquiry Clears Moore
- VILLA PARK : Drug-Free Message Is Brought to Life
- ELECTIONS 22ND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT : Bayer Criticizes Rep. Moorhead Over Thrift Scandal
- OXNARD : School District OKs Driver Training Fee
- Those Evil Weeds : County Proposes to Burn Troublesome Tumbleweeds
- PORT HUENEME : Boy, 14, Arrested in Shooting of Clerk