- Senator Spent $732,000 in Campaign Funds for Defense Before He Resigned
- Plug in the Sky : Researchers Offer Unorthodox Plan to Heal a Hole in the Ozone Layer
- Taking Gun Purchase Plan to Its Bizarre Conclusion
- Lawsuits Cite Police, Hotel in Death of Man Killed in Inglewood Melee
- Laguna Hills High School Team Wins Academic Decathlon Again
- Plan to Tap Housing Funds for Air Force Quarters Being Studied : Economy: Officials fear the El Segundo base may close--taking away jobs--if homes are not built. The effort faces major hurdles.
- Aaron Gryder Injured in Spill at Meadowlands
- Reading Between the AngelSpeak
- Pair of Athletes From Area in Running for USOC Honor
- Assembly on Cultural Unity Erupts Into Racial Brawl : Education: Five students are hospitalized and 20 others are hurt after fighting breaks out between about 400 black and Latino students at Gardena High.
- LAPD Officer Files Civil Rights Lawsuit
- ANAHEIM : Claims Filed Against City Over Card Theft
- First Challenger in D.A.'s Race Blasts Reiner as 'Pretender' : Elections: Beverly Hills Councilman Tanenbaum announces his candidacy. Four others may make a run at the incumbent.
- Dip in Tax Revenue Forces County to Weigh More Trims in Services
- BUENA PARK : City Presses Bid to Curb Wider Freeway
- COLLEGE BASKETBALL PREVIEW THE MASTER'S : Mustangs Mature Into NAIA Power
- Atlanta Brave outfielder and Atlanta Falcon cornerback...
- THOROUGHBRED RACING / BILL CHRISTINE : Race Is a Fitting Tribute to Barrera
- SOUTHERN SECTION VOLLEYBALL PLAYOFFS : St. Margaret's Upsets Mammoth in Small Schools
- Friends Say Losing Children Hit Broderick Hard : Courts: As trial nears end, those close to Broderick testify that she was never the same after divorce.
- Police Raid Suspected Pirate Video Laboratory
- Rights Violations Against Handicapped Pupils Found
- Should Fear Know No Limits? : Regardless of her past or future, Du committed a violent crime. Her sentence should have reflected that seriousness.
- Cultural Unity Meeting Erupts Into Racial Brawl : Education: Five students are hospitalized and 20 others are hurt after fighting breaks out between about 400 black and Latino students at Gardena High.
- Navratilova Says She Will Talk to Magic : AIDS: Still angry about what she says is a double standard, she stresses that she meant no disrespect for Johnson.
- He Wanted to Be Forum Headliner but Says He Wouldn't Pay for It
- Four From County Named Athletes of the Year
- HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP : Coronado Scores Upset over Poway
- BOOK REVIEW : The Selections and Rejections of Life : SARAH'S LAUGHTER AND OTHER STORIES <i> by Susan Engberg</i> , Alfred A. Knopf, $18, 194 pages
- Wilson to Seek Funds for Immigrant Services
- Library Buys 60 Scripts From Jack Benny's Radio Shows
- Post Office Rampage Victims Honored
- LA HABRA : Fashion Show Wafts No-Smoking Theme
- SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO : Teachers of Year to Get Cash Award
- 'Great Provocation and Duress' : The judge in the Du manslaughter trial explains her reasons for imposing probation rather than prison time.
- Block Standing Firm on Demand for Apology
- Only in L.A.
- COSTA MESA : Council to Oppose 2 Proposed Bridges
- HUNTINGTON BEACH : City OKs 11% Pay Hike for 41 on Staff
- Armijo Wins Lopsided Decision Over Sanchez
- Redevelopment Challenge Appealed to High Court
- There Were Turkeys There, to Be Sure
- PREP NOTES
- Sila Selected CSUN Football MVP
- College Football
- A Shop You Can't Read by Its Cover : Books: Dutton's in North Hollywood, which was put together on an 'ad-hoc basis,' sells everything from spy novels to rare tomes and artwork.
- Bonn Pledges Broad Help to Yeltsin : Germany: Kohl treats the Russian leader as a chief of state. The two vow industrial, economic and cultural cooperation.
- Funds Sought to Control Soviet 'Loose Nukes'
- EPA Seeks Limit on Offshore Rig Emissions
- CALIFORNIA IN BRIEF : SAN FRANCISCO : Global Defense of Environment Urged
- VENTURA : Couple Found Dead of Gunshot Wounds
- THOUSAND OAKS : Advocates of Abortion Rights Allege 'Scare Tactics' by Counseling Center
- Teen-Ager Confessed to Zuma Beach Slaying, Detective Tells Court : Crime: A ruling is expected today on whether youths will be tried as adults in Northridge woman's killing.
- Santa Ana Winds to Bring Weekend Warming Trend
- Woman Injured by Golf Cart Wins $424,00 Award in Suit
- 4 Plead Not Guilty in 'Mall Murders' Case
- Carson Church's Bingo Operation Is Investigated
- JUNIOR COLLEGE BASKETBALL VENTURA TOURNAMENT : Antelope Valley Defeats Moorpark
- Torrance Loses in Five Games to La Habra : Girls' volleyball: Top-rated 3-A Division team is pushed to limit by Tartars, who finish 17-2.
- Dye Leads Crenshaw Past Hamilton, 39-6
- Lions Take a Youthful Approach : Loyola Women Try to Rebound From 11-17 Season
- HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL PLAYOFFS : Nordhoff Ousted in Semifinals
- FISHING / DAN STANTON : Yellowtail Biting at Cortez Bank
- Exxon Group May Be Leading in Soviet Oil Race : Energy: The pact, which could be worth up to $20 billion, is for exploration of Sakhalin Island.
- REAL ESTATE
- Economists in Gloomy Mood
- ENTERTAINMENT
- Stocks Hover as Investors Stay Cautious
- 5 in Crew Are Sought in Mexico Train Wreck
- Cuomo Sends Quayle Proposal Calling for Fed to Bolster Banks
- 4 Die, 29 Hurt in Crush at India Bathing Festival
- Who Did It? : History: Amateur sleuths convene to sift through hard facts and hearsay about J.F.K.'s death. They're still pursuing leads.
- Clothes to Like Ike In
- ORANGE COUNTY PERSPECTIVE : Hate in All the Wrong Places
- REAL ESTATE : Shearson Lehman Again Offering Loans Through Realtors
- BANKING
- Interest Limits on Credit Cards
- Unemployment Claims Climb to 7-Month High : Economy: The news on jobless benefits raises concerns that the nation's job market is deteriorating.
- Deal Maker: Famed financier Donald Trump put...
- Study Finds Americans Pessimistic on Status of Families : Parenthood: Time and money constraints are cited in survey. But most respondents say that their lives are satisfying despite the struggles.
- Advertisers Are Hiring Models Who Have Disabilities in a Bid to Better Portray Their Diverse Clientele : Challenging Images
- NATION IN BRIEF : WASHINGTON STATE : Abortion Initiative Recount Scheduled
- Philippines Puts Hold on Imelda's Shoes
- Albine Norton Bowron; Wife of Ex-L.A. Mayor
- Daniel Mann, 79; Directed Many Top Hollywood Actors
- Tumor Kills Woman Just Before Start of Faith Healing Service
- SIMI VALLEY : District, Teachers Halt Bargaining
- FOUNTAIN VALLEY : Neighbors Protest FHP Helipad Plan
- 2 Clerks Shot, 1 Fatally, in Anaheim Robberies : Crime: Police think both holdups may have been committed by the same gunman. Customers were held hostage at one of the two stores involved.
- U.S. Probes Chinese Engines Allegedly Made in Prisons
- Information Sought on Man Hit by Train
- Rosy Economic Future Foreseen in Hiring Psychic Counselors
- PACIFIC 10 FOOTBALL / MAL FLORENCE : Best Man Doesn't Always Get the Heisman
- The Atlanta Braves have begun discussions with...
- With Coach Dug in, Program Still in the Hole : Brandenburg Firm in Resolve to Win at San Diego State
- NHL ROUNDUP : Nordiques Surprise Canadiens, 5-2
- Rocky LaPorte: Know What He's Sayin'? : Comedy: The former truck driver will bring his streetwise, blue-collar humor to an Orange Coast College show tonight.
- Case of Missing CEO : Cascade Investors Fear Stock Is Worthless
- Milk Battle : Cow Drug Fight Is Taken to Consumers
- Ex-Agent Says Delays Hurt BCCI Inquiry : Banking: Former undercover officer tells senators hundreds of leads were not pursued because of thin resources.
- Wilson Joins Bid to Uphold Proposition 13
- U.S. Offered to OK Drug Dealing to Get Contra Aid, Smuggler Says
- Experts Assail Proposed Rules for Wetlands
- Trash Patrol : Family Picks Up After Ventura Freeway Drivers
- EL RIO : Man, 22, Injured by Shotgun Blast
- PIRU : Hilltop Cross Memorializes JFK
- Peninsula Symphony's 25th season to start on a high note: opera favorites.
- HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL PLAYOFFS : 1-A DIVISION
- Las Vegas Women Are on a Roll : Gambling: Two baccarat dealers have parlayed $80 into $103,107 by picking NFL winners.
- Laguna Beach Overcomes Its Injuries, Wins : 5-A volleyball: Despite numerous aches and pains, the Artists beat Capistrano Valley in four games to advance to final.
- Miscellany
- Bonilla's Meeting With Herzog Rescheduled for This Morning
- Kings Finally Get It Together, 6-1
- Disney Hiring Office to Move: After 37...
- REAL ESTATE
- Resolution Trust Corp. Calls S&L; Property Auction Successful
- Levi to Use New Colored Cotton
- Newport Resident Knew That 'This Guy Is Gonna Shoot Me' : Attack: Victim, now recovering, was targeted by a stranger while outside a Salt Lake City hotel with his son and girlfriend.
- What's Left of Sepulveda Becomes North Hills, Too
- Man to Stand Trial on Charges He Tried to Sell Illegal Guns : Simi Valley: An undercover sheriff's deputy says the firearms-show promoter offered prohibited weapons to him.
- PRO FOOTBALL / DAILY REPORT : RAIDERS : Shell Gives Best to Jackson
- Titans Triumph, and Take Away Pirated Video
- College Basketball
- Wyche's Wacky World : Some Say Bengal Coach Has Cracked During 1-10 Season, but He Says It's Business as Usual
- Montclair Prep Drops Lawsuit : Jurisprudence: Van Nuys school reaches accord with Southern Section to reduce time barred from postseason play.
- Lessons Beyond the Bug
- Here's a Football Role You Can Step Into
- Ulcer Will Keep Sutherland in German Hospital a Week More
- Toros Open Season With Road Games
- 23 Haitians Die, 119 Missing as Boat Capsizes Off Cuba : Refugees: Havana says it rescued 60. The accident is sure to fuel debate over U.S. repatriation efforts.
- Legal Effort Relaxed by Shoshone Nation
- Cyril Poitier; Actor's Older Brother
- Intersection Named for Dissident Sakharov
- Countywide : Adoption Week Finds Local Youths in Need of Homes
- SAN CLEMENTE : Neighbors Ruffled Over Music Permit
- HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP
- St. Bonaventure Wins 1st Playoff Game in 5 Years
- SOUTHERN SECTION GIRLS' TENNIS PLAYOFFS
- Director Adds a New Page to a 1934 Russian Text on Acting : Theater: The show consists of lessons on concentration, memory of emotion, dramatic action, characterization, observation and rhythm.
- Impending Sale of 2 Homes for Mentally Ill Raises Concerns : Health care: Advocates fear that residents of the Oxnard and Ventura facilities will have no place to go.
- County Republican Panel Sharply Denounces Duke : Politics: Remarks by the group's chairman prompted the action. He says his comments were distorted.
- Board Rules Against Owner of Hillside Lots
- Police Believe Intruder With Sharp Weapon Killed Family : Crime: Autopsies are performed as authorities continue searching the Granada Hills home. A murder-suicide is ruled out in the four deaths.
- Castaic Residents Block New Gas Station
- Debate on Campus Speech Brings Some Strong Words : Rights: Cal State Fullerton proposal to discipline use of 'hostile' language curbs First Amendment, critics say.
- Carrington Gives Special Treatment : NFL: Charger would rather get noticed for his play at safety.
- Kickbacks Are Alleged at the Forum : Boxing: Assistant matchmaker is accused of coercing managers and trainers into paying him cash to get their fighters on the card in Inglewood.
- Hollywood-based Paramount Pictures has promoted John S....
- Baby Bells Get Freer Entry to Information Services : Telecommunications: A federal ruling allows local phone firms to provide such services without setting up subsidiaries.
- NEWS ANALYSIS : Haitian Violence Belies U.S. Denial of Danger
- House and Senate Vote to Boost Fund Insuring Deposits
- Grower Tells Fear of Trade Agreement : Commerce: Assembly panel hears testimony on proposed free-trade pact between U.S. and Mexico that some feel will devastate businesses.
- Intruder Killed Family of Four, Investigators Say
- PREP NOTES : La Quinta Football Coach Takahashi Resigns
- Peninsula Girls' Tennis Team Reaches 4-A Division Final
- Jones Named Top Girl Track Athlete in '91
- WOMEN'S SOCCER : U.S. Wins Again in World Event
- Bobby Bonilla's scheduled meeting with Whitey Herzog,...
- TV REVIEW : Robards Breathes Life Into 'Twain'
- ART REVIEW : Exhibition of Indian Art Enticing, Rich
- San Diego Spotlight : <i> Mexican </i> Mexican Eatery Makes Debut in Gaslamp
- Three More Really Big Shews From CBS' Golden Past
- Democracy in the Mideast
- A Holiday Tradition of Their Own : Hanukkah: Jewish families find that the annual concert, now in its fifth year, provides music, fun and cultural meaning.
- 'CSN': An Impressive Array
- MOVIE REVIEW : Movie Maker Mike Leigh's 'Life': How Sweet It Is
- A New Generation for 'Addams Family'
- Big Talk From Sahl at Anaheim Taping
- ART/AUCTIONS
- MOVIE REVIEW : 'Fievel Goes West' at Top Speed
- The Prague Symphony Comes West : Music: The orchestra, struggling with an emerging free market economy, makes its local debut at the Orange County Performing Arts Center tonight.
- Poor Benefit Turnout Leaves Organizers in Red
- STAGE REVIEW : Fine Effort on Moliere's 'Invalid'
- RESTAURANT REVIEW : Trick at Da Noi Lies in Knowing What to Order
- Waits Does a Guest Turn With Saxophonist Edwards
- MOVIE REVIEW : 'Antigone/Rites of Passion': A Fresh Meaning to Tragedy
- MOVIE REVIEW : A Thin Psychological Drama on Incest
- Cost of Jailing Legislators
- Turn Business Matters Over to the Experts
- ENTERTAINMENT
- Adventurers Are Discovering the Ultimate in Cool Vacations : * Travel: High Arctic International outfits tourists and explorers who want the rare experience of visiting the Far North.
- Answer Lies in Political Solution : Waves of boat people won't subside without settlement in Haiti
- Doing Business / FIBERGLASS FABRICATION : Their Specialty Is Diversification of Product Line
- Retailers' Woe: Coupon Sharks Are Insatiable
- BANKING
- Negotiations Set for Return of Haiti's Ousted Leader
- FOCUS: INGRAM MICRO HEADQUARTERS
- COSTA MESA : Daughter's Fight for Top Medal
- Pedestrian Killed on I-5 Near Border
- Merger Proposed for 2 Rubbish Agencies : Utilities: Waste Management Authority would control all countywide decisions on garbage collection and disposal.
- Torrey Pines High Wins the Academic Decathlon
- RAND Corp. to Open Policy Analysis Center
- West Can't Stand By Silently : Bush must launch major effort on Yugoslavia
- Glendale Business Sales Decline Sparks Concern
- Narbonne, Marshall Play for 3-A Title : Girls' volleyball: Gauchos will be seeking to avenge their loss in a preseason match.
- Egan Finds Life at USD a Perfect Fit
- Interest Limits on Credit Cards
- HIGH TECHNOLOGY
- Taiwan Group's Leader Is Symbol of High-Tech Shift : Aerospace: Central figure in McDonnell Douglas deal, David Huang had a long engineering career in U.S.
- War Crimes Trial Adjourned Until March
- HIGH TECHNOLOGY
- NEWS ANALYSIS : Newest Miscues Hint at Disarray in White House
- Skull Exhibit Must Go, Sihanouk Says
- For Richer or Poor Wear : KROQ Deejay Has High Hopes for Line of Low-Cost Clothing
- Shamir, Baker Discuss Next Peace Talks : Israel: The Jewish leader says he's eager to continue the meetings. But he bars retreat from occupied territories.
- A weekly look at noteworthy addresses...
- Simi School District, Teachers Halt Negotiations
- Students Add Social to Their Studies : Education: High-tech equipment. Academic challenge. Prestige. The California Academy of Mathematics and Science at Cal State Dominguez Hills had it all--except a little extracurricular fun.
- Countywide : Settlements to Be Paid to Schools
- Steps Taken to Avoid Bus Overloading
- Commercial Real Estate : A weekly look at office and industrial real estate in the county. : FULLERTON COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL REAL ESTATE: As of March 31, 1991
- ATTN: MIKE LUCAS FOR VENTURA EDITION : EPA to Tighten Offshore Rig Emission Limit
- Assault on Gun Referendum Loses : Arms control: House committee rejects Rep. Rohrabacher's bid to overturn assault weapons law approved by District of Columbia voters.
- BREA : 75 Years Wed--Time Simply Flew
- PRO FOOTBALL / DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE NFL : Humphrey Back With Broncos
- Are Coyotes or Demented People Responsible for Killing of Cats?
- COLLEGE FOOTBALL / DAILY REPORT : UCLA-USC : Williams Needs 42 for Grand Season
- UCSD, Juniata in Semifinal
- They Will Scramble for Fun and Money : Golf: Pros say they look forward to the three-day format in the Shark Shootout.
- El Toro Forfeits Football Game to San Clemente
- CHARGERS UPDATE : NOTEBOOK / T.J. SIMERS : TV Blackout Lifted for Game with Raiders
- Northridge Hopes Opener Follows Script of 'Hoosiers' : College basketball: Matadors will begin second Division I season as heavy underdogs to Butler in venue used in popular film.
- Bush Drops Repeal of Anti-Bias Rules : Legislation: Rights bill is signed after fierce protests halt a plan to scuttle guidelines authorizing affirmative action. Incident is seen as exacerbating racial tensions.
- Exterior Designer's Garden of Earthly Debris : * Junk: An owner adorns his apartment buildings with a Polynesian god statue and king-size brass bed, among other bizarre things. Not everyone appreciates his effort.
- Judge Says Arson Suspect Still Mentally Unfit for Trial
- Sheriff Gets Job of Blue Line Security : Transportation: RTD directors withdraw plan to let transit police handle patrols for rail route. The higher cost of contracting for deputies stirs heated debate.
- Campaign Funds Used on Robbins' Attorneys : Politics: Records show the former state senator's election committees paid more than $732,000 over an 18-month period, leaving less than $3,000.
- Justice Takes Leave of the Night Shift
- Jimi Hendrix Gets Star on Walk of Fame
- A broadcast report in Chicago says that...
- MOVIE REVIEW : 'Dark Backward' a Bizarre Comic Show-Biz Fable
- POP MUSIC REVIEW : Heavy Metal Weighs In
- Folk Dancing the Night Away
- Advertising agency Foote, Cone & Belding, citing...
- 9 O.C. Properties Will Be Included in Later RTC Sale
- Politicians
- Sweet-Talkin' Tough Guy : * Books: Aissa Wayne writes a loving memoir that shows a private, gentle side of the Duke, her larger-than-life dad.
- Long Beach Pessimistic on Disney Plan : Resort: Mayor believes the firm is close to pulling the plug on proposed aquatic theme park in favor of a new tourist attraction in Anaheim.
- Slip-Sliding Into '92 : * Fashion: The current crop of lingerie-inspired ready-to-wear is no accident. Consumers wanted it and designers answered the call.
- SENSITIVITY WATCH : Not Such a Hot Flash
- Moorpark Refuses to Repair Slippery Sidewalk
- Condom Vending Machines Find Place on SDSU Campus
- DIVISION IX FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS : St. Bonaventure and Noblin Overwhelm Brethren Christian
- Behr: Just Another Aspiring Maestro : Music: At 39, Music Center Opera's resident conductor is pianist and musical confidant to diva Maria Ewing. Yet to come: symphony orchestras.
- 'For the Boys' Bombards With Emotional Artillery
- Harvesting of Some Shellfish OKd
- Three Plead Guilty in Murder-for-Hire Plot : Crime: They are expected to testify against alleged mastermind of scheme that cost car salesman his life.
- SANTA ANA : Campus Guards Get Bulletproof Vests
- Sewage Spill Shuts Down 2-Mile Stretch of Beach
- SOUTHERN SECTION GIRLS' TENNIS PLAYOFFS : Top-Seeded Los Alamitos Beats Mater Dei in Semifinals
- Sprint Champion Marion Jones Transfers to Thousand Oaks
- Hanukkah Event Set
- MOVIE REVIEWS : 'The Addams Family': Kooky, Spooky--Creaky
- Bad News Bears Can Scare You Into Reality Check
- AEROSPACE & DEFENSE
- NATION IN BRIEF : FLORIDA : Judge Delays Seating Smith Rape Case Jury
- 16 Haitians Die, 119 Missing as Boat Capsizes Off Cuba : Refugees: Havana says it rescued 60. Accident is expected to fuel debate over U.S. repatriation efforts.
- Coupon Firm Files for Liquidation
- Medal Honors Pearl Harbor Survivors
- Cub Scouts of Twins' Former Den Testify : Trial: Several say religion wasn't discussed when they joined organization that allegedly excluded the brothers.
- Children of Slain Father Won't Testify
- Suit Calls LAPD Biased Against Ailing Officers : Civil rights: Veteran from Costa Mesa claims department has a 'pattern, policy and practice' of retaliating against those who become disabled.
- 2 Held in Holdup of Convenience Store
- Amtrak to Operate New Commuter Service
- COLLEGE BASKETBALL / PRESEASON NIT : Oklahoma State Rips Evansville, 86-57
- COLLEGE FOOTBALL / DAILY REPORT
- Tiger Trails Brison : Prospers After Taking Circuitous Route to San Fernando High
- El Toro's New Plans Include a Trip to Final
- Not the Big Game, but a Prime Game
- Memories of the Bit Time : Malcolm Mealy Recalls Stints on 'Superman' Shows and Days Gone By
- Latin American Art Rings Up Big Numbers : Auctions: New York sales set records for 20 artists. Competition and rising prices suggest that the Latin American art market is growing despite the recession.
- Politics and the Du Verdict
- El Salvador Stops Air and Artillery Attacks on Rebels
- You might not know Lori Davis, but...
- Mexico City Acts to Curb Air Pollution : Smog control: But environmentalists are disappointed by the 23-point program that will take effect Dec. 1.
- South Africa Sets Talks on Constitution : Negotiations: The government, ANC and Inkatha tentatively agree on Dec. 20-21 to discuss ending apartheid.
- Shevardnadze to Focus on Ties With Republics
- Inglewood Man Is Guilty in Slaying : Courts: Jury convicts Brian Framstead of 1990 shooting of his former girlfriend. Sentencing is set for Jan. 3.
- U.S.-Vietnamese Family Has Sad Reunion Around a Casket : Tragedy: One victim of the Stanton apartment shooting unknowingly brings his relatives together at his funeral.
- SANTA PAULA, FILLMORE : Increased Landfill Capacity Is Sought
- Redevelopment Challenge Appealed to High Court
- Young Gunshot Victim Dies After Being Dropped Off at Hospital
- Tentative OK Given for Explosives Plant
- In Year of Linemen, Jackson Stands Tall Alongside His Peers : Prep football: Knack for the big play has drawn colleges' attention to the 6-foot-2, 290-pound Loara senior.
- NBA ROUNDUP : Rapid Heartbeat Puts Olajuwon Into a Hospital
- Serbs Aim at Other Croatian Strongholds : Yugoslavia: Fighting is also reported on Croatia's Adriatic coast. Some officials say that a deal may be near for a U.N. peacekeeping force.
- CALIFORNIA IN BRIEF : SAN FRANCISCO : Appeals Court Judge Target of Complaint
- Parliament Backs Major, Flexibility at EC Summit
- CALIFORNIA IN BRIEF : SACRAMENTO : Lungren Acts to Cut Costs of Legal Aid
- Study Finds Americans Pessimistic on Status of Families : Parenthood: Time and money constraints are cited in survey. An Orange County woman says the U.S. can be a frightening place for Latino immigrants.
- Sewage Spill Shuts Parts of State Beach and Highway : Pollution: A major sewer line collapses near the Hyperion plant. Officials hope to reopen Dockweiler Beach today.
- Panel OKs Less Density for Miracle Mile Area
- WESTMINSTER : Auto Wrecking Yard Fire Damages 7 Cars
- Dr. Harry Brown; Retired Anesthesiologist
- USD, SDSU Hoping to Take Big First Step : College basketball: Searching for direction, Aztecs and Toreros want to establish a winning trend.
- STAGE REVIEW : Chita: Nonstop 'n' Then Some!
- Fullerton Releases Former St. Bernard Standout From Scholarship
- Atwood to Play Softball at UC Santa Barbara
- Mets Offer Murray Two-Year Deal
- MUSIC REVIEW : Bulgarian Ensemble in Fullerton