- Take a Hike for the Best View of Hawaii Park
- World IN BRIEF : ALBANIA : Opposition Rally Draws Thousands
- World IN BRIEF : MEXICO : 48 Die When Bus Plunges Over Cliff
- Jog in Peace : Popular Picnic Ground Has 3,289 Buried in Unmarked Graves
- California IN BRIEF : COSTA MESA : Flying Lesson Ends in Crash-Landing
- Face Reality, Build the Pipeline, Get to Work : Chevron Corp. hooks horns with Santa Barbara officials
- COLUMN RIGHT : Quayle or Even a Democrat Is Better : Bush inherited peace and prosperity. Now we face war and economic contraction.
- Long After Lockerbie, Air Safety Still a Worry : Airlines: Despite improvements, security guards and conventional X-ray machines can still be fooled by the plastic explosive that blew up Pan Am Flight 103.
- CHRISTMAS: I Won't Be Home for the Holidays
- HEAR THE WIND BLOW, DEAR by...
- Catholic Affair Figure Said to Have Overdosed
- Police Credibility on Trial After Suspect O.C. Cases
- Baldwin Park, Azusa Boards Pick Officers
- San Marino : City Manager Resigns
- Spreading Cold Wave Gnaws at South and East
- Don Bosco Sophomore Wins Spot at Seminar
- Iraqi Retreat From Kuwait No Solution Unless 'Linked' to Other Mideast Issues : Gulf: In Arab eyes, there are plenty of negotiating options short of war to assure honor. But can the U.S. separate Hussein from his cause?
- El Segundo to Consider Hazardous Material Fee : Safety: The council is looking for ways to have industries that use toxic substances foot a bigger share of the cost of preparing for accidents.
- COMMUNITY COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Pauley's Performance Can't Save Cypress
- Kyle Wachholtz of Norco High, rated by...
- Lions Win, Put Packers Into Playoff Freezer
- A Family Stumped : After Decades of Growing Holiday Trees, the Todds Won't Replant
- Clara Frantz, manager of Bank of America's...
- Montreal Galleries Are Source for Eskimo Art
- A Guide to the Best of Southern California : MOVABLE FEAST: TAKE-HOME HOLIDAY FARE : Chutneys From Sri Lanka
- HER PILGRIM SOUL AND OTHER STORIES ...
- Run, Rabbit, Run
- Baldwin Park : No Alcohol for Center
- World IN BRIEF : MOROCCO : 300 Face Charges in Workers' Riots
- Azusa : Resignation Rescinded
- We were home in bed with the...
- Capital Punishment Law for Drug Cases Is Upheld
- South Pasadena : Architect to Study House
- 3 Executed in Beijing
- EDUCATION : Child's Reference Library Is a Wise Investment
- Charities Are Falling Short in Their Efforts to Feed the Hungry : Holiday aid: Some families may be turned away because of a drop-off in donations, coupled with rising food costs.
- Case May Show Homeless Get Short End of Nightstick
- Hospital Staff Puts Homeless Man on Bus Back to Family
- COMMENTARY ON CHRISTMAS : Miss Snow? <i> Glory </i> in Our Sacred Tradition of Ersatz Winter : To us, the white stuff is just something on which to ski, before heading down the mountain for a Yuletide beach party.
- Lawndale Hires Ex-San Marino City Manager : Government: John E. Nowak was the top choice of all five Lawndale City Council members.
- A Year After High-Rise Fire, Many Still at Risk : Safety: Fire officials say lives are still threatened in 79 buildings. But many landlords and tenants say installation of sprinklers is just too expensive.
- Immigrants Feel Joy of Christmas, a Peace of Mind
- Miscellany
- Project Learn Puts Wilmington Pupils on Path to College
- Tiger Fans Get Early Lump of Coal
- Terms of the U.S. Embargo Are Strict
- Speaking Volumes : Big Books Land on Coffee Tables, Where They're Hardly Ever Read
- Flashbacks
- CHRISTMAS: I Won't Be Home for the Holidays
- The Freshness of First Impressions : LANDSCAPE: Memory <i> By Matthew Stadler (Charles Scribner's Sons: $19.95; 301 pp.) </i>
- RECYCLED DOONESBURY: Second Thoughts on a Gilded...
- A Guide to the Best of Southern California : MOVABLE FEAST: TAKE-HOME HOLIDAY FARE : L.A.'s Top Taco
- Pygmalion (KCET Channel 28 Sunday at 2...
- A Spindly Christmas Buds for Future in a Manhattan Apartment
- Its Job Is to Return the Splendor : Fire: Har-Bro Inc. is charged with restoring one of Los Angeles' fanciest apartment buildings. It's taking time, care--and about $25 million.
- Grand Marshal of 'Parade of Stars'
- Nelson Mandela : Still Optimistic That Peace Will Be Found in South Africa
- Savings Bonds vs. Muni Bonds as College Fund
- Deficit Under Control, so Congress Should Move On
- Mexico's new Hacienda Santa Veronica (near Tecate...
- A Guide to the Best of Southern California : AT HOME : Party Props From Wonderland: Alice and the Mad Hatter
- Warren Oates, who later went on to...
- Theology School Wins $182,775 Lilly Grant
- TODAY'S NEWS, TOMORROW'S TELEVISION : Movie Channel rewards Andy Hardy fans: rock across Times Square and Cafe Vertigo on the Eve.
- Turtles Come Thundering Back After Mexico Bans Butchery of Them : Environment: But egg thieves and hunters still pose a danger to the animals.
- Friend in Need : 'Externally, there was nothing beautiful (on Skid Row). But the beauty of the human spirit--that was overwhelming sometimes.' : Barbara Frost Couldn't Just Walk By. She Got Involved.
- Training Workers for the Real World : * Professions, Service Industries Both Need Their Share of Educated Employees
- Firm Hired by CRA Allegedly Underpaid for Project Work
- HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP : Santa Clara Freezes Up in Arizona
- MUSIC & DANCE : The Beckmesser Awards of 1990
- Small Is on Target as Fullerton Cruises Past Chapman
- BETTING WITH SURELOCK : THE SILICON SLEUTH
- PREP ROUNDUP : Tsarnas Hot in Cold Weather to Help Anaheim Win in Soccer
- Chargers Take On Old Role : Football: Spoiling Kansas City's playoff plans is San Diego's objective.
- Skiing
- Kings Lose 3-1 Lead and Game : Hockey: Vancouver wins, 4-3. L.A. ire is raised when anticipated penalty shot is lost in silence with 54 seconds to play.
- The Best Films of 1990--Four Views
- PREP ROUNDUP
- Strategies to Ride Out a Recession--or Worse
- THE CHILDREN OF ABRAHAM by Marek...
- Diner Refuses to Sell Out : Development: Amid major commercial construction projects in the South Westwood area, The Apple Pan holds on to its traditions.
- Computer Grant Aids Rowland's Journalists
- COLUMN LEFT : Today's Toys, Tomorrow's Jingoists : Even board games pit the players against villainous foreigners.
- Floral Impressionism
- Walesa Is Sworn In, Pledges to Press Reforms
- Updating the Legend of Guadalcanal : GUADALCANAL <i> By Richard B. Frank (Random House: $34.95; 828 pp.) </i>
- Soviet Pianist, 19, Debuts to Rave Reviews in U.S.
- Coup Bid Thwarted in Philippines : Revolt: Men with drugged food and dynamite wrapped as Christmas presents hoped to blow up military jets and spark an uprising.
- The Family Way : CHANNEL TRIES TO SHED RELIGIOUS IMAGE YET STILL ADHERE TO WHOLESOME VALUES
- Passing the Seasons in Shadows of Santa Rosas
- Tragedy Shapes View of the House's New Labor Committee Chairman : Congress: The death of his father in a auto plant accident has made Rep. William D. Ford a passionate advocate of workplace safety.
- Arabs Convene to Seek Remedy for Gulf Crisis : Mideast: Leaders urge Iraq to listen to reason. They debate how far they should go to restore peace.
- Now the Spotlight Is on Haiti's Elite
- Why Silent Films Roared With the Reality of Their Times
- Torrance, Sister City Try to Calm Teahouse Tempest
- Organization Offers Gift-Wrap Service
- LOTTERY RESULTS : DEC. 22
- NOTEBOOK : Freedom Bowl : Former Mission Viejo Running Back Todd Yert Makes Rare Trip Home
- Trash Is His Life : A YOUTH IN BABYLON; Confessions of a Trash Film King <i> By David F Friedman with Don DeNevi (Prometheus Books: $19.95; 355 pp., illustrated) </i>
- Janet Chusmir; Executive Editor of Miami Herald
- War Is a Painful Memory for Released Iraqi Soldier
- Police Seize Man Climbing Down Statue of Liberty
- U.S. Quietly Helps Panama Organize Intelligence Office : Latin America: The agency reportedly is headed by a former senior official in the Noriega regime. It targets domestic 'troublemakers.'
- Hoping, Praying, Waiting for a Husband Left Behind : Gulf crisis: Claudia Ledesma can only wonder if he is safe in his Kuwaiti homeland. She fled with their 4 sons.
- Profile : This Beau Is a Role Player : Bridges Retired His Jump Shot and Got Back to Family Business
- Cal Proves Perfect Tonic for Anteaters : UC Irvine: Herdman's 23 points fuel 98-88 victory over the Golden Bears.
- New Love for Women of Age
- Face to Face With Drug Babies
- Math Maverick's Practice Regimen Challenges 'Establishment' Methods
- FDA OKs Army Use of Experimental Drugs on Battlefield
- Ventura Minister Gets 10 Years in Investment Scam
- NHL ROUNDUP : Flickering Flames Lose Again
- The Democrats' Game? Call it 'Waiting for Cuomo' : Politics: The presidential campaign looms, and the Democrats' top 10 prospects all have pluses and minuses, but there's no rush to announce.
- Red Cross Lays Off 80, Will Collect Less Blood : Competition: A private supplier is selling blood for less money to Southland hospitals. New medical trends are another factor in the labor cutback.
- Korean Pilot Gets 2 Years for Libya Crash That Killed 80
- Puppets are coming to the Manhattan Village...
- Lower Roadblocks for 'Super Streets' : * Communities' Objections to Smoothing the Flow of Traffic Don't Hold Water
- 44 North High Students Suspended
- San Diego
- Officials Try to Guard Indian Site From Off-Roaders : Los Padres forest: Rangers close one path in hopes of protecting a Chumash village for archeologists.
- Big East Hoping for Better Days in Its Future
- TV Show Accidentally Leads to Man's Arrest
- Baptism's Long Lines and Expenses Make Spiritual Step Big Business
- OXNARD : Students Dress Up Toys for the Needy
- Surgeon Tires of Effort to Plug Gap in Trauma Care : Hospitals: A doctor on call in emergency rooms says that disintegration of the network puts increasing stress on those who pick up the slack.
- Whitlock Scores 68 for Record : Prep basketball: Loara senior guard breaks 80-year-old county mark in Irvine Tournament game.
- Loara Guard Whitlock Scores 68 Points
- Gender Gap Closes on Homeless Women : * County Simply Must Find Room in Its Heart for Them
- Rams Find Meaning in Today's Game : Pro football: They need to sweep their last two games to avoid finishing with the worst record in Robinson's career.
- C or Sea?
- WHERE IS MR. SMITH?
- Neglected Westerns
- Protection of Endangered Species
- WHERE IS MR. SMITH?
- Smiles Among Slump
- Decrease in SSI Payments
- Workers Sought
- Thanks for Story
- WALTER ZELMAN
- Boycott of 'Psycho' Publisher Debated
- The Actual Author
- Boycott of 'Psycho' Publisher Debated
- KEVIN COSTNER
- WHERE IS MR. SMITH?
- Hazardous Waste Is Potential Disaster Next Door for All
- War Is a Horrible Prospect, Not a Wonderful 'Sporting Event' or a Marketing Opportunity
- Protection of Endangered Species
- Decrease in SSI Payments
- Protection of Endangered Species
- Protection of Endangered Species
- Boycott of 'Psycho' Publisher Debated
- Sinead O'Connor's Year
- The Offspring of Tian An Men...
- WALTER ZELMAN
- 4 Cities Share Cost of Narcotics Copter
- KCOP's applaudable decision to air the Doo-Dah...
- KEVIN COSTNER
- PORTRAIT OF A PLANET
- WHERE IS MR. SMITH?
- DiMarco Appointment Is Good Omen
- THE DODO LIVES
- Names in the News - Dec. 23, 1990
- Hospital Mixed Up Babies, Mother Says : Newborns: Wrong name on wristband tipped off one mother, who eventually was reunited with her child. Medical center reportedly called it a typographical error.
- O.C. Growers Scramble to Limit Frost Damage : Cold: Record low temperatures cause misery for the homeless and much crop destruction in California.
- Measure M's Streets Are Paved With Gold : Transportation: $3 billion for road and rail projects is up for grabs, and scores of businesses are looking for the green light.
- Did Ickey Get a Fast Shuffle? : Finance: Suits, other reports allege money from Woods, Heyward and other NFL clients of agent Bruce Allen went to finance investments of his former business partner.
- THE INDUSTRY : Hollywood's Brave New World : A revolution in entertainment technology is coming, and the Japanese electronics giants buying up Hollywood are leading it
- CHRISTMAS: I Won't Be Home for the Holidays
- Cheney, Powell Tell Troops They Prefer Peace to War : Military: But the defense secretary says that if fighting starts, 'there will be no holds barred.'
- New Mother Confirms She Was Given Wrong Baby : Mix-Up: Woman blasts Santa Ana hospital for not acknowledging that it made a mistake.
- CAMPUS CORRESPONDENCE : Job, Car and Classes Leave Little Energy for Activism
- Volunteers, Donations Sought for Holidays
- Two Wounded by Shots Fired in Busy Mall in Long Beach
- Bruce Allen's Partner Provided Access to UNLV Players : Football: Two former Rebel coaches allegedly recruited undergraduates as GBA Sportsworld clients.
- CHRISTMAS: I Won't Be Home for the Holidays
- Finding Local Specials in Munich Makes Cents
- CHRISTMAS: I Won't Be Home for the Holidays
- Santa Fe Recalls Repair Shop Workers
- HOME IMPROVEMENT : The No. 1 Accessory for Every Power Tool: Safety
- Some Blame Rogue Band of Marines for Picking Fight, Spurring Panama Invasion : Military: Sources say the 'Hard Chargers' deliberately provoked a confrontation leading to a lieutenant's death. The U.S. calls the report 'absolutely false.'
- ECONOMICS : China Charting Its Direction in New 5-Year Plan : The debate reflects divisions over market-oriented reforms, and differences between Beijing and the provinces.
- Farmers Ready to Battle Year's Coldest Nights
- * Isobel Katleman Silden; Honored Publicist, Free-Lance Writer
- COMMENTARY : Bringing Sincerity Into Fight for Social Causes
- For 4 1/2 Months, O.C. Pair Lived in Fear in Kuwait
- GULF WATCH: Day 142 : A Daily Briefing Paper on Developmemts in the Crisis
- Homeownership Rate in U.S. Fell During '80s : Economy: Census study notes first decline since Depression. Mortgage rates, rising prices are blamed.
- Merck Discloses Human Tests of 2 AIDS Drugs : Medicine: The compounds have been shown to inhibit HIV in the test tube. The trials are to determine tolerability and safety in people.
- Arco Plans Oil Deals With 2 Regional Soviet Councils
- The Empire Builders : To the Serious Model Railroader, It's Not Just Little Trains Running Around on Tracks, It's Creating a Town and Countryside in Which to Display Them
- Woman Freed in Mistaken Abduction Scheme
- U.S. to Reassess Its Moscow Policy : Diplomacy: Officials fear a crackdown and repression but acknowledge that 'we don't have much leverage.'
- Dumplings at McDonald's: McDonald's celebrated the opening...
- Bank Offered Deal to Boost Capital: Bank...
- Panel Clears CIA in S&L; Failures: The...
- HOME IMPROVEMENT : Restoring a Victorian's Luster Takes Plenty of Woman Hours
- It's Not All in a Name for Some Churches : Denominations: Affiliations and locations may be dropped from congregations' titles to avoid images that turn off potential parishioners.
- Church Leader Points to Bush's Moral Dilemma
- Major Revisions Sought for Deposit Insurance : Banking: White House will push to end safety net for the rich. Ordinary small savers would still be protected.
- From Garage Potpourri to Sweet Scent of Success : Enterprise: Michael Fanning of Huntington Beach has seen sales of his colorful blend of dried flower petals, spices and herbs zoom 1,402% from 1985 to 1989.
- PR Firm Will Assist L.A. Curbside Recycling Plan
- FURNISHINGS : Yule Tree Decorator Has Seen the Light
- 'Anti-Judaist' Editor of Dead Sea Scrolls Ousted
- Many Jews Turning to Old System for Justice : Arbitration: <i> Bet din </i> proceedings are inexpensive, quick and relatively private. A drawback, however, is that such panels lack power to enforce their decisions.
- Genentech Gets OK on Drug for Immune Illness
- HEALTH : French Light Up and Ponder the Nonsmoking Campaign
- Wilson to Name Inaugural Events Contributors : Politics: Criticism of initial plan against disclosure led to decision to reveal identities of donors giving from $25 to $25,000 for the $2.5-million festivities.
- Chiat/Day Wins Shearson Account: After suffering through...
- Infotechnology Loan Called In: Security Pacific National...
- Nation IN BRIEF : WASHINGTON, D.C. : Boy, 6, Wounded in Drive-By Shooting
- Deukmejian Appoints Huff to Choice 5-Year Post
- Clerical Opposition to War in Gulf Builds Quickly : Protest: Unlike Vietnam, mainline religious leaders have come out early and in unprecedented unanimity against possible use of U.S. military force.
- 17 U.S. Sailors Drown as Boat Capsizes
- Energy Plans Pitched to Bush: Administration officials...
- Drying Flowers Can Prolong Beauty of Blooms Indefinitely
- Gov. Celeste Freeing 25 'Battered Woman Syndrome' Prisoners
- Ministers Who Hug Under Scrutiny : Religion: A psychologist says that in this litigious and sexual world, ministers should think twice before hugging a parishioner.
- California IN BRIEF : SACRAMENTO : Alcohol Death Toll Put at 13,400 Yearly
- Nation IN BRIEF : MISSOURI : Starvation Ruling in Coma Case Stands
- Ruling on Free Exercise Assailed : Church and state: A case involving drug use in rituals was the Supreme Court's biggest religion decision in 1990.
- Clerks in Unending Battle to Keep Store Shelves Neat : Retailing: It's no holiday for employees working at a store that's having one of its best seasons ever.
- CLIPBOARD : Day Jobs
- Faiths Rally to Ecological Causes : Environment: Groups around the world explore theological basis for preserving God's creation.
- * Mitchell J. Anthony; Investors Savings & Loan Co-Founder
- OJAI : Planners Rebuff Builder's Park Offer
- Judge May Have to Hand Off Suit on Jail Crowding
- Thousand Oaks : Fake Snow Brings Genuine Delight
- PLAYING LOTTO 6/53
- HOLIDAY CLOSINGS
- Dogs Get Permanent Right to Run Free in Park
- NEA Probe to Clear Artists Involved in Anti-Shooting Ads
- Homeowners Lose Bid to Block Porter Development
- BASKETBALL ROUNDUP : Cleveland Rebounds to Subdue San Pedro
- HOLLYWOOD PARK : Racing Board Softens Drug Ruling; Angry Trainers Plan Own Probe
- Championship Table Tennis a New Ballgame
- Choirs Ring In the Holidays With Special Church Events
- TV Reviews : 'I Love You' Is a Potent Adoption Story
- Uneven Staging of 'Philadelphia'
- Police Shoot Gunman With Rubber Bullet : Confrontation: Standoff with SWAT officers ends when non-lethal weapon is used to stun distraught man.
- Against the Spirit of the Gospel
- National Guard Air Unit Activated for Gulf Duty
- Judge Says Cheyenne Brando Can Stay Away : Court: He puts dent in prosecution's case, ruling actor's daughter is 'mentally disabled' and cannot be forced to testify in her brother's murder trial.
- Woman Is 13th to Die in Tijuana Religious Rite : Tragedy: Officials maintain that the mother of eight and 12 others died from accidental carbon monoxide poisoning, but relatives of the victims remain skeptical.
- Santa Ana : Needy Students Get Outpouring of Gifts
- Child Molester Held on Parole Charge
- Hospital Shares Yule Joy With Autistic Youths : Autism: The holidays can be a time of increased isolation for the children in the developmental center at the Camarillo facility.
- Wolverine Fans Do the Wave the Right Way
- Fair Board Turns Down Bid for Harness Meeting
- BOSCO TECH TOURNAMENT : Burbank Slowed by El Modena
- College Basketball
- Wrong-Way Driver Gets Read Rights : Near-disaster: The suspected drunken man travels almost a mile on the Santa Ana Freeway before CHP can stop him.
- Councilman Fails to Report Wife's Income From Firm : Ethics: Gary L. Hausdorfer might have violated state law in not disclosing the information. His spouse works for a company that has city contracts.
- Does Moscow Know Where Its Nukes Are? : Soviets: The safeguards on their weaponry never envisioned an era of internal chaos.
- Students Get 120 Days in Attack on Legal Immigrant
- Container Vessel Strikes Moored Cruise Ship
- EPA Approves Dumping Site Off Point Loma
- Capistrano Valley Has Problems, but Wins
- NBA ROUNDUP : Pistons Win; Daly, Thomas Ejected
- THE COLLEGES / MIKE HISERMAN : Cassidy Trying to Harness CSUN's Unbridled Speed on Offense
- BOXING / EARL GUSTKEY : Forum Bout Evokes Tyson-Douglas
- CBS Shows Faith in Its Future With 'Designing Women' Deal
- Kelly Johnson, Design Pioneer of Lockheed Aircraft, Dies
- SIMI VALLEY : New Book Details History of the Area
- LAGUNA BEACH : Man Mistakenly Jailed Gets $8,000
- Terminal Island Prison Inmates Raise Cash to Help Feed Homeless
- PORT HUENEME : Little League Wins 1 Last Season on Field
- Boycott of Shoe Company Is Burning Issue at Protest : Demonstration: Nike products are torched in support of Operation PUSH campaign. Sportswear firm has been criticized for minority hiring record.
- POINT MUGU : Test Center Ordered to Reinstate Worker
- 3 Killed as Train, Car Collide at Crossing
- Titan Wrestlers Edge Oklahoma on Final Match
- PREP ROUNDUP : Aliff Scores 27 as Savanna Rolls to Title
- Green Light Helps These Titans Go : Basketball: With Ceballos and Hill gone, other Fullerton players are getting the chance to score, resulting in a surprising 5-2 start.
- Cincinnati Bengal cornerback Lewis Billups says the...
- COLLEGE BASKETBALL NATIONAL ROUNDUP : Hoosiers Get a Timely Lift and Extend Streak
- Bulls Break Away From Lakers in Fourth Quarter : Pro basketball: With 33 points and 15 rebounds, Jordan is here, there and everywhere when it counts.
- Big East Hoping for Better Days in Future
- Newcomers Pace Master's to 84-70 Win
- Miscellany
- TV Reviews : A Holiday Tale About a Town Without Heart
- Musicians' High-Tech Tribute to Dali : Homage: International composers interpret 10 works by the painter on a compact disc released under an Orange County label.
- POP MUSIC REVIEW : Trash Can Sinatras Do It Their Way
- OJAI : Hot Line to Help Problem Drinkers
- Leash-Free Park Given Permanent Status : Pets: There is only one catch: The privilege will be withdrawn if owners don't faithfully clean up after their dogs.
- Countywide : Simi Valley : Family of Elves Has Been Busy Again
- Burbank Picks Department Veteran as New Police Chief : Promotion: David P. Newsham supervised a narcotics case that led to a landmark Supreme Court ruling.
- Rail Report Predicts 23,000 Daily Riders, 27 Commuter Trains : Transit: The cost of right of way improvements, stations, rolling stock and shared facilities needed for start-up service is estimated at $582 million.
- Woman Charged With Keeping 35 Animals
- Vital Legacy of Nancy Cruzan : Issue is not so much the right to die but the right to live as one sees fit
- Low Altitude, High Anxiety : Air racing: Flying a single-propeller airplane a few feet off the ground actually appeals to daredevil Lyle Shelton.
- Aztec Quarterback McGwire Signs With Agent Steinberg : Football: Attorney said it's too early to tell about where SDSU star will go in draft.
- HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL : Pope Sparks Surge as Mt. Carmel Wins
- SKIING : U.S. Women's Team Loses Leading Racer
- Bear Rookie, Woman Die in Crash
- Nuggets' Woolridge Has Surgery for Detached Retina in Right Eye
- Ex-Socker Karic Scores Six Goals in Crunch Victory
- TV Reviews : Rock Around the Year With MTV
- Veteran Rock Deejay Files for Bankruptcy
- SPORTS ON WEEKEND TV
- THOUSAND OAKS : Teachers' Pay Raise Gets Tentative OK
- Trail Blazers Leave Clippers in the Dust : Pro basketball: After a tie score at halftime, Portland pulls away to a 117-107 victory.