- NATION IN BRIEF : WISCONSIN : Archbishop Ignores Vatican Censure
- CAMARILLO : Celebration Calls for Marrow Donors
- Activated Reservists Train in Earnest : Military: Members of light armored unit, faced with possible deployment to the Middle East, pay close attention as they receive instruction in weapons and tactics.
- Head-On Crash in Palmdale Kills Young Boy
- ORANGE COUNTY PERSPECTIVE : Custodians of the True Holiday Spirit
- A Reformed Bart : Student Says Scholarship Honor Inspires Him to Work Harder in Class
- PLAYING LOTTO 6/53
- SOUTHERN SECTION FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS : Smith's Running Carries Esperanza to 31-7 Victory
- San Diego Section Teams in Running for Title
- Miscellany
- Former Catcher Diaz Killed in Home Mishap
- SOUTHERN SECTION DIVISION VI FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS : Brea Gets Run Out by Rancho Alamitos
- COLLEGE BASKETBALL NATIONAL ROUNDUP : Arizona Too Big and Strong for Arkansas
- HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : Loyola Uses Trick Play to Upset Fontana, 10-7
- HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : St. Paul Spreads Glory in Routing Beverly Hills
- USC Is Doing Its Part for the City of El Paso
- Capturing the Aura of the AIDS Era : A video of 'I've Got You Under My Skin,' part of a Cole Porter album project, is sexy . . . and ominous.
- Morton Downey Jr. (Actor) Is Back : Personality: His notoriety seems to have bolstered his new career and given him confidence with which to go at it.
- FOCUS: NORTHPOINT COMMERCE CENTER
- Roy Disney Firm Scraps Plan to Buy Child World
- Fixing Wood Floors Faded by Sun
- WORLD IN BRIEF : ISRAEL : Troops Kill Druze Arab in Golan Area
- State Dept. Allows Embassy Families to Leave Sudan
- Trabant Chugs On With an Order From Poland
- Flood Warnings Posted for Rivers as New Rain Pelts Wet Northwest
- Inquiry Drags On in Border Agent's Shooting at Van
- Police Say 5th Pot Farm Tied to Antelope Valley Ring : Drugs: A diesel truck leads investigators to the unfinished plantation near Barstow. Officers had uncovered two near Lancaster and two in Arizona.
- Gulls Goalie Hanlon is Recalled by Red Wings
- CSUN Enters Record Book, Loses Debut
- Madera Threatens South's Cross-Country Dominance
- NBA ROUNDUP : Nets Finally Reach Bend in the Road, End Skid
- Tour of Duty in Saudi Arabia Might Ease Pressure on Holtz
- Jordan Fakes It Easy : Clippers: Bulls' star plays the role of decoy to perfection and Chicago wins, 105-97.
- A Lone Voice Is Heard as Bishops Skirt 'Problem'
- Guerrillas Reportedly Shoot Down Salvadoran Warplane, Killing Pilot
- PLACENTIA : Curbside Container Tampering Illegal
- HUNTINGTON BEACH : Parking Structure Delays Explained
- OJAI : Manager Sought for Campground
- STAGE REVIEWS : 'View' and 'Roberts': Two Revivals of Americana : The Gnu Theatre production of the Arthur Miller play about sexual repression lacks spark.
- Gay Group Wants NBC to Reinstate AIDS Show
- Pilot Dies in Fiery Crash of Helicopter : Fatality: Accident occurred on ranch used extensively for films and commercials.
- NATION IN BRIEF : GEORGIA : Young's Son Faces Gun, Liquor Charges
- 2 Killed, 8 Hurt in Crash After Chase by Deputies
- Veto of Dam May End Water Diversion Projects in West
- O.C. Rural Jail No Picnic Anymore : Courts: Overcrowding from main jail floods Musick minimum-security compound.
- Don't Blame the Mirror for Flaws : Schools: What goes on in the classroom is a reflection of society. We need solutions without blame.
- THOUSAND OAKS : Horner, Lamb to End Council Terms
- San Diego
- Mt. Laguna
- Countywide : Spreading Christmas Cheer Afar
- The Amorality of Mutual Interest : Bush's meeting with Assad is best understood as a necessary evil
- HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
- New York Yankee executive Leonard Kleinman has...
- Valencia Cuts La Quinta Off at Pass
- Reis Has 29 to Spark Santa Clara Over Loyola in Opener, 100-93
- Boys' Chorus Becomes an Enduring Voice : Music: The group, founded by Father Richard Coughlin, has grown steadily since its inception 20 years ago.
- STAGE REVIEWS : 'View' and 'Roberts': Two Revivals of Americana : The Colony production of the World War II classic labors in the shadow of the movie version.
- Britain's Blue Aeroplanes Get Off the Ground at Last : Music: The 8-year-old band has moved beyond its U.S. cult following to become the darling of alternative radio stations.
- Merchants Set Sale in Uncertain Waters of Holiday Season : Shopping: Expectations are low, but some store owners in downtown business districts are pleasantly surprised by the turnout.
- Rx for Homes : Environment: A top architect says we must build nontoxic homes for our own--and the planet's--good.
- When Learning to Walk Means Learning to Duck : Gangs: Frequent violence is having a traumatic impact on many Los Angeles County children.
- Boston Rape-Murder Suspect Denied Bail, May Be Tried as Juvenile
- Impartial Panel for Smoking Study Proves Hard to Find : Health: Officials learn that scientists qualified to review tobacco research often have some link to the industry or anti-smoking groups.
- HIV-2 Blood Screening Not Urged by FDA
- Freeman Dam Just Needs Water to Help Aquifer : Public works: The $31-million project will divert Santa Clara River flow to recharge underground pools that have been breached by seawater.
- ORANGE : UC Nurses Approve Pay Raise Contract
- Putting a Finger on Drug Dealers Pays Off
- VALLEY COLLEGE : Funds Sought for Better Lighting
- '12 Days of Christmas' Cost Is $15,231.72, Up 4.34% From a Year Ago
- REAL ESTATE
- Bodies of Motel Executive, Passenger Found in Wrecked Plane in Arizona
- Countywide : County Issue Finding New Sources of Water
- COLLEGE BASKETBALL ROUNDUP : CSUN Women Fall in Opener
- Stith Comes Through for Virginia Against Siena
- SOUTHERN SECTION FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS : Hawthorne Eliminates Loara With Fourth-Quarter Rally
- Race Fans Sing Auld Lang Syne : Motorsports: The Turkey Night Grand Prix checkered flag is the last that will wave at Ascot.
- SOUTHERN SECTION DIVISION II FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS : Patton's Catches and Pass Boost Capistrano Valley
- The Fullerton Museum Center's recent 1990 "Downtown...
- The Orange County Young Performing Artists Foundation...
- Reviewing Milli Vanilli, the Grammys and Today's Music
- Debate Over U.S. Policy in Persian Gulf
- Burger King and TV
- Debate Over U.S. Policy in Persian Gulf
- Veteran's Search
- Reviewing Milli Vanilli, the Grammys and Today's Music
- Amphitheater Noise
- Debate Over U.S. Policy in Persian Gulf
- Reader Can't Bear Article on Hunting
- Saudi Women
- Misread Sculpture
- Burger King and TV
- Reader Can't Bear Article on Hunting
- Sen. Cranston and Ethics Hearings
- Reviewing Milli Vanilli, the Grammys and Today's Music
- Reviewing Milli Vanilli, the Grammys and Today's Music
- Burger King and TV
- Comparing Cigarettes and Other Drugs
- Reader Can't Bear Article on Hunting
- Magic, Hearn Charged With Wrong Response to Arrest of Worthy
- Sen. Cranston and Ethics Hearings
- Debate Over U.S. Policy in Persian Gulf
- What Are Fans for?
- Area Growth and Transit
- Reviewing Milli Vanilli, the Grammys and Today's Music
- Reviewing Milli Vanilli, the Grammys and Today's Music
- Debate Over U.S. Policy in Persian Gulf
- That Missing Lampshade
- Reviewing Milli Vanilli, the Grammys and Today's Music
- Area Growth and Transit
- Looking for Blame in USC-UCLA Game
- Debate Over U.S. Policy in Persian Gulf
- Fallout Continues From Arizona Vote
- Comparing Cigarettes and Other Drugs
- Names in the News - Nov. 24, 1990
- Collision Kills 5 and Closes I-215 : Fatalities: At least 33 have died statewide during the holiday weekend.
- Christmas Buying Season Gets Off to Subdued Start : Shopping: Sunny weather in Orange County keeps early crowds down, but parking lots fill up later.
- Will Wasserman Get Less Than He Wants for MCA? : Entertainment: The answer could come Sunday, when directors continue their meetings over Matsushita's bid.
- Americans Feel Guilty About Buying Imports : Retailing: A survey shows that the unease is increasing as the domestic economy weakens. But quality is still key to purchasing decisions.
- Anaheim Ex-Officer Shoots 3 Armed Burglary Suspects
- Holiday Buying Season Off to a Subdued Start : Economy: Sunny weather, recession fears are blamed. Some merchants say gloomy reports are exaggerated.
- U.S. Military Sea-Lift Fleet Isn't Shipshape, Critics Say
- Protesters Shop for Audience at Malls : Dissent: Customers are the target of groups supporting animal rights and those opposing abortion and war.
- Highway Toll Reaches 5; Copter Crash Kills Pilot : Accidents: The aircraft goes down in hills near Simi. The bodies of a Thousand Oaks man and a passenger are found in plane debris in Arizona.
- 17 Hurt as Auto and Bus Collide : Traffic: RTD coach crossed several lanes on both sides of Pasadena Freeway before stopping 15 feet short of Arroyo Seco. Rush-hour travel was tied up for miles.
- 'Altered' States
- First Executive May Halt Payments: The Los...
- Oil Prices Rise Sharply After Bush's Warning
- Go Midwest, Young Man
- Senator Calls for Open Access: Japan's construction...
- Vegetarian Stew From a Taco Stand
- Hard-Line Christian Militia Agrees to Pull Out of Beirut
- LOCAL : Anticipated Shopping Madness Doesn't Materialize, Police Say
- Attorney Wins $114,800 in Assault She Can't Recollect : Amnesia: A jury finds that a San Diego County deputy sheriff used unlawful and harmful force against the plaintiff.
- Lions Are Hopeful This Is the Start of Something Big : Men's Team Travels to Hawaii for Opener
- HUNTINGTON BEACH : DARE Program for Younger Students
- Investors Attempt to Move Montreal Expos to Toronto
- THE BIG GAME / HELIX-ORANGE GLEN : Helix Defense Overshadows Solid Offense
- Day Wins His 5,000th in Churchill Feature
- Leftover Tips
- Mutual Fund Levels Break Record: Assets of...
- 2-for-1 Deal Gives Off-Season Lift to Airline Passengers
- New Knott's Project? Knott's Berry Farm is...
- Poles to Buy Western Digital Chip-Making Line : Technology: If approved, the $4-million deal apparently would be the first such sale of production equipment to Eastern Europe.
- Slump Doesn't Dampen Interest in Rose Parade
- Quake Hits Peruvian Coast
- U.S. Asks NATO to Help Ferry Troops
- A Pro's Call to Order : Organization: The goal, says author Stephanie Winston, is being able to find what you want to find when you want to find it.
- Drive-By Killing Unites Two Mothers in Torment : Violence: The son of one is gunned down; the other's will stand trial for murder.
- MISSION VIEJO : Scavenging Banned at Recycling Bins
- RTD Driver Absolved in Bike Death
- Bank Scare Is a Reminder of Gas Danger : Safety: Investigators find an explosive concentration of methane, a recurrent threat in the Fairfax area.
- Litton Confirms Reduction of 600 Jobs From L.A. Work Force
- COSTA MESA : OCC Sends Out Its Spring Schedule
- PERSPECTIVE ON FREE TRADE : A Hand for Mexico, a Slap for Us : It's not true that U.S. workers will reap secondary benefits. Mexican workers won't be helped much, either.
- SIDELINES : AIDS Patient Dies Running Race
- Lions Batter Broncos : Pro football: Sanders runs for 147 yards, scores two touchdowns to lead Detroit in 40-27 victory.
- PRO FOOTBALL REPORT / WEEKDAY UPDATE : RAMS : Seifert Defends His Former Boss
- Baseball Exonerates Kleinman of Wrongdoing in Spira Affair
- 'Another 48 HRS.' for Action Fans, 5 Relics for Garbo Buffs : THIS WEEK'S MOVIES
- Senior Pro Baseball Assn. Opens Second Season Today
- O.C. POP MUSIC REVIEW : Wood & Smoke Generates Heat : Though still given to intense songs, the band no longer seems to be trying so hard for effect.
- ARTS
- COLLEGE FOOTBALL REPORT / WEEKDAY UPDATE : AROUND THE NATION
- After This, How About a Little Nerf Jousting?
- USDHS Volleyball Players Hope Flu Won't Bug 'Em
- Richardson to Stick With Italian Team : Basketball: Former NBA All-Star guard says he won't accept offer from the Philadelphia 76ers.
- Titans Are in a Close Race for Top Spot
- Orange County musicians of high school age...
- 'Peasant' a Scathing Political Folk Tale
- P.M. BRIEFING : N.Z. OKs Japanese Golf Purchase
- BP Seeks Soviet Oil Pact: British Petroleum...
- P.M. BRIEFING : Danger Seen in Tan-Linked Ads
- After the Turkey . . . : Light Meat and Dark Meat and Drumsticks Without End : Leftovers: With turkey, it's what you do with what's left of the big meal that counts.
- Toss It, File It or Refer It, but Don't Procrastinate
- LOCAL : Ex-Cop Shoots Armed Intruders
- Soccer Player With Transplanted Heart Upsets Thinking About Rehabilitation
- LOCAL : Man Fires 100 Rounds in Home
- Nation Marks Holiday With Parades, Turkeys
- At the Outposts, There Is Little Thanksgiving : Military: Away from the hoopla of a presidential visit, a somber holiday seemed to bring lumps to throats of many young American soldiers.
- LAKE CASITAS : 2 Mountain Bike Races Scheduled
- Lancaster Man, 75, Found Dead in Desert : Search: Reportedly afflicted with early stages of Alzheimer's disease, he had failed to return home after driving his son to JPL. Discovery ends six-day hunt.
- HUNTINGTON BEACH : Four Armed Men Rob Jewelry Store
- USC Gets Winning Season : College football: No, not that USC. It's South Carolina, which beats West Virginia, 29-10, to finish with 6-5 record.
- COLLEGE FOOTBALL REPORT / WEEKDAY UPDATE : AROUND THE NATION : LSU Trims Its List to Four Candidates
- SHORT TAKES : Cash Performs GI's Song on TV
- COMMENTARY : The 'Dallas' Shot That Was Heard Round the World : Television: Three hundred million viewers found out 'Who Shot J.R.?' 10 years ago this week on the soap opera that embodied the '80s.
- Ralph Valenzuela; Chief Deputy City Engineer
- Stick 'Em Up Season : Crime: Colorfully named bank robbers already have set the county holdup record and December is usually the busiest month.
- Speedy Hearing Planned for Simi Expansion : Annexation: City officials hesitate to call LAFCO's decision a victory for the Jordan Ranch project.
- CSUN Looks for Fast Start in Division I : College basketball: Matadors to showcase run-and-gun offense when they open their season on the road against Colorado.
- New Ticket Prices Giving Sockers Fans Case of Cold Feet : Soccer: Season ticket sales and attendance are down through first four home games.
- MOVIE REVIEW : 'Twentieth Century': Enyedi's Valentine
- ART REVIEWS : Lipski's Poetry of Disorientation
- Today They Will Storm the Citadel : Shopping: With names like Perry Ellis, Eddie Bauer, Leon Max, Benetton and others, the Citadel Collection in Commerce may change the image of outlet shopping.
- WORLD : Israel Steps Into Christian Feud
- Kennedy Jr. Argues First Case in Court
- ANAHEIM : Low Riders to Ride High at Car Show
- 3 Killed on County Roads During 1st 18 Hours of Holiday
- Countywide : Petition Filed Over Courtroom Searches
- WESTMINSTER : Man Held in Fatal Shooting of His Wife
- Stroke Victims' Gate to Activity
- Long Beach Man Shot by Deputy : Law enforcement: Shooting is the first in the community involving the Sheriff's Department.
- Jazz Fans Downbeat as Airwaves Clash at 2 Campus Stations
- Loyola Opens Season in Hawaii
- Off 405, Just Head North . . . : College basketball: UCLA and UC Irvine open seasons by meeting in the Great Alaska Shootout.
- Charger Coaches Try to Get Handle on Receiver Woes : Pro football: Dropped passes expose the team's need for a player to complement Anthony Miller.
- Weekend Is Stuffed With Enough Sports to Satisfy Appetite
- Kings Not So Hot in Calgary : Hockey: Flames' 6-3 victory ends six-game winning streak for Los Angeles. Smythe Division lead is cut to one point.
- Top-Rated California Seeks Ninth NCAA Water Polo Championship
- Whitaker Retains Title, Beating Marquez
- POP ALBUM CHART : Whitney Houston May Melt Ice
- Heightening the Fright in Horror Flicks
- Jazz Scene Growing Pains : Music: Discord emerges as fans of straight-ahead jazz lose venues to light jazz.
- Plentiful Supply of Christmas Trees: There is...
- CALIFORNIA IN BRIEF : THERMAL : Volunteers Search for Missing Plane
- In Search of the Perfect Crab Cake
- 13 Die in State Traffic Accidents as Holiday Begins
- NATION : Tucson Store Recalls Turkeys
- 'Lights . . . TV Cameras . . . Action!' : Media: It was a meticulously staged television show starring George Bush. But few print reporters were on the scene to review it.
- Computers Bring College Library Into Every Room on the Campus
- German Police Arrest 22 in One-Ton Cocaine Bust
- RECREATION : 2 Transplants Have Their Lacrosse to Bear : The sport is virtually unheard of in most parts of the country and is just starting to catch on in Orange County.
- Soldiers Face Extended Tours of Duty
- How to Gear Up for an Assault on Garment District : Shopping: There's so much ground to cover that it may take more than one trip to find the real deals. Discounts range from 20% below retail to below wholesale.
- Thanksgiving Eve Shootings Kill Four : Violence: Nine also wounded in four separate gang-related attacks around Los Angeles County. Bloodshed gives rise to fears of retaliation.
- Meal Makers Are as Happy as Meal Takers : Holiday: 'What we get out of it is to see that people get fed and that they go out of here with a good feeling.'
- Gulf-Destined Ammunition Explodes on Road
- Countywide : Club Meeting to Focus on Soviet UFOs
- Regulars Don't Relish Plan to Raze Hamburger Stand
- Ellis Catches On . . . Though Not So Quickly : Prep football: It took nearly a season, but former Mater Dei running back has transformed himself into a polished wide receiver.
- Basketball
- RESTAURANT REVIEW : Chee Chan Mixes Chinese, Vietnamese in a Healthy Menu
- Shoplifting Study Warns Retailers About Employees
- OUTLOOK : Thatcher Move Unlikely to Jolt Trading in U.S.
- Department Store as Endangered Species
- State Deficits Cited as Proof of Recession
- Record Year for Farm Imports, Exports: The...
- Give Me Those Old-Time Pickles
- NATION : Brown Sets Sex Attack Seminars
- Program Helps Educate High School Students on Trials of Teaching
- BOOK REVIEW : Collection Keys on Separations : DISTANT FRIENDS <i> by Greg Johnson</i> : Ontario Review Press, $17.95, 169 pages
- Holiday a Little Lonely at El Toro Base
- SANTA ANA : Help Sought to Feed Homeless on Holiday
- Surf's Her Turf : Brazilian Exchange Student Fabiola Pereira Found She Could Live Happily in the Valley and Continue Her Body-Boarding Obsession
- OVERSEAS : British Stocks, Currency Up on Thatcher Announcement
- Bonny Doon: The Wines Behind the Man : Tasting Notes: Evaluating Randall Grahm's idiosyncratic product. He's trying to reproduce the great but little-known wines of Southern Europe.
- Patout: Cajun-Style Bread Pudding
- Eastern Wing of Kohl's Party Investigated for Embezzlement
- THE BOOK BEAT: A look at Orange...
- Filling the 'Makeup Guru' Void : An assembly-line worker turned cosmetic artist wants to teach his clients the techniques he's mastered after 17 years and thousands of faces.
- A Laid-Back Agenda for a Found Holiday
- Long Wait in the Waiting Room
- Ex-Employer, Army Nurse Settle Lawsuit
- OJAI : Public Forum Is Planned by Builder
- Youngsters Find Rebus Intriguing Clue to Art : Education: A group called Manhattan Friends of the Arts is visiting grade schools and stimulating youthful imaginations.
- Youth Arrested in Mission Bay Killing
- Canadians Move to World Doubles Semifinals
- SIDELINES : Funds Readied for Boston Arena
- As a Senior, His Competition Is the Clock : Running: Louie Quintana's rivals are graduated, so his chief motivation is to become high school sports' fourth sub-four minute miler.
- Holland, Hanlon Stop Gulls' Two-Game Skid
- Smith Can Live Without Glory : Raiders: Penn State prepared the fullback for life out of the NFL limelight, clearing the way for Allen and Jackson.
- Unfinished Business : USC's Ross Won't Be Happy With Career Until Notre Dame Is Beaten
- SHORT TAKES : Wynette to Give Free Concert
- USIU's Zarecky Trying to Stay Ahead of Game : Men's basketball: Coach running to solve problems of Gulls not-so-soaring past.
- Titans Play Northridge
- Rookie Smith Powers Cowboy Ground Game Past Redskins, 27-17 : Pro football: Former Florida standout rushes for 132 yards, scores two touchdowns in the second half.
- Lions Are Hopeful This Is the Start of Something Big : Women's Team Will Open Season at Home
- An Imaginative Collection of the Best Guitarists in an Era
- When You Can't Get Enough of the Turkey
- Kids Favor Noisy, Action Toys, Survey Finds : Games: A survey finds that while boys prefer heavy action toys, girls tend to favor the more intellectually challenging games.
- P.M. BRIEFING : French Economy Bounces Back
- Southland Firms Facing a Profit Squeeze
- Hiring the Disabled Can Really Pay Off
- THE WOODY ALLEN OF WINE MAKING
- Vatican Denies It Held Stock in Maker of The Pill
- WORLD : Racy Fortune Cookies Recalled
- Yemen Stalls U.S. Push on Use of Force : Diplomacy: Baker fails to win support for the projected U.N. measure. But officials now hope the Arab nation will abstain.
- Children, Like Adults, Are Suffering Burnout : Health: Expectations, images of perfection, fears and guilt can bring children to the edge of overload.
- Holiday Gusty, Chilly in Much of Nation
- Grandmother Is Model for Chinese : Fashion: Beijing's debut into world fashion as a major textile exporter is bringing with it a growing sense of style for Chinese women.
- HOLIDAY CLOSINGS
- Optimism Puts a Bounce in Their Step : SDSU: Brandenburg's new faces bring a new attitude. They'll need it to overcome inexperience.
- Stayrook in Third Place After 4 Rounds
- FISHING / DAN STANTON : Angler Donates Big Sheephead to Museum
- SIDELINES : Bohn Retains Lead in Bowling
- Optimism Puts a Bounce in Their Step : USD: Secret's out--Toreros are picked to win the West Coast Conference.
- Charles' Concert Canceled
- PEOPLEWATCH
- MOVIE REVIEW : A Life Not Quite Right : Woodward and Newman Pair as 'Mr. & Mrs. 'Bridge'
- World Trade Talks Fall Into Disarray
- Economic Legend to Advise Mexico on Free Trade Talks : Commerce: Juan Gallardo made it big during hard times. He wants to ensure that a compact with the United States helps--instead of hinders--business people.
- Shevardnadze to Fly to China for Gulf Talks
- WELCOME BACK: Mystery writer Robert Ray moved...
- Sudan Travel Warning
- Saudis Blame U.S. for Growing Social Chasm
- Household Has-Beens : From Bicycles to Lampshades to Books, Unwanted Items Find New Owners Via the Garage Sale
- Thatcher Steps Down; Three Vie for Her Post : Britain: The prime minister had never lost an election. Tories will choose a new leader as early as next Tuesday.
- Catholic High Schools' Merger a Mixed Blessing : Montebello: Lagging enrollment and high costs force an all-girl institution to unite with a nearby male academy. For many, it's the end of an era.
- Countywide : State Parks Offer Frequent-User Passes
- It Ended on an Issue of Substance : Thatcher's Policy Was Always to Do What She Thought Was Right