- Issue: Do You Plan to Vote Nov. 3? : Ramon Maglanoc, <i> Los Angeles County retirement fund worker </i>
- Kosher Kitchen : Dining: The cooks make do without salt but there is plenty of zest in the traditional meals served to the elderly at the Fairfax Cafe.
- Decision '92 : VOTING IN THE VALLEY / AN ELECTION GUIDE : ASSEMBLY / 36th DISTRICT : Rodio, Knight Are Near Ideological Twins
- From 'American Psycho' to 'Wrinkle,' Many Works Targeted for Censorship
- Half a Century Later, 2nd Battle of El-Alamein Offers World a Lesson
- Decision '92 : VOTING IN THE VALLEY / AN ELECTION GUIDE : ASSEMBLY / 41st DISTRICT : Q and A
- Fleischer, Fondly : A&E; Looks at the Brothers' Rise and Fall in Cartoon World
- Decision '92 : VOTING IN THE VALLEY / AN ELECTION GUIDE : ASSEMBLY / 40th DISTRICT : Friedman Favored on New Political Turf
- Many Find Legal Help Is Beyond Reach
- SOUTH GATE : Churches' Group Targets Gang Youths
- Decision '92 : SPECIAL VOTERS' GUIDE TO STATE AND LOCAL ELECTIONS : Preparing Yourself to Vote
- COVER STORY : A Resolve Born From the Ashes
- Decision '92 : SPECIAL VOTERS' GUIDE TO STATE AND LOCAL ELECTIONS : THE U.S. SENATE
- Bar None : Center in Country Club Park Gives Minority Gays the Freedom to Meet Without Being Harassed : JEWEL THAIS-WILLIAMS
- Decision '92 : VOTING IN THE VALLEY / AN ELECTION GUIDE : STATE SENATE / 19th DISTRICT : Q and A
- Diamond Bar : 5 Arrested in Vandalism
- Doctors Baffled by Syphilis Return in Newborns
- Ms. Brown Goes to Washington
- Decision '92 : SPECIAL VOTERS' GUIDE TO STATE AND LOCAL ELECTIONS : THE STATE PROPOSITIONS
- WATTS : Students to Train for Jobs in Electronics
- Decision '92 : SPECIAL VOTERS' GUIDE TO STATE AND LOCAL ELECTIONS : THE LOCAL CONTESTS : STATE SENATE / 39TH DISTRICT
- Decision '92 : VOTING IN THE VALLEY / AN ELECTION GUIDE : ASSEMBLY / 39th DISTRICT : Katz Looks Past Election Day to City Hall
- Decision '92 : SPECIAL VOTERS' GUIDE TO STATE AND LOCAL ELECTIONS : THE LOCAL CONTESTS : Change and Experience Are S.D. Mayor's Race Issues : City Hall: Rivals Peter Navarro and Susan Golding differ mainly in style and background.
- PBS' Science Project : 'Newton's Apple' begins its 10th year of making learning also interesting
- Vietnam Turns to Traditional Medicine
- Students Overcome Odds, Learn to Believe in Themselves : Honors: Children's Defense Fund rewards four who got back on academic track.
- BOYLE HEIGHTS : Salesian to Offer Free Art Academy
- Decision '92 : SPECIAL VOTERS' GUIDE TO STATE AND LOCAL ELECTIONS : THE LOCAL CONTESTS : S.D. School Board Candidates Are Divided Mainly by Details
- Decision '92 : VOTING IN THE VALLEY / AN ELECTION GUIDE : ASSEMBLY / 43rd DISTRICT : Nolan Using Experience to His Advantage
- ATHENS : College Mentor Program Offered
- WESTLAKE : Residents March Against Drugs
- WATTS : Rent Break to Offset Losses Considered
- LITTLE TOKYO : Bowlers Lose Only Alley in Downtown
- Bradbury : Recycling Plan Starts Nov. 1
- Retiring Official's Pay Hike Questioned
- FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
- Toronto Makes History, Takes World Series, 4-3
- RECOVERY : Getting a Career Going Again : Ex-Drinkers, Drug Users Get Help
- If the Deal Sounds Unbelievable, Don't Believe It : Phone scams: National Consumers League offers help in dealing with suspicious solicitations.
- California Corner
- Following the New Grape Trail : It's Close. It's Inexpensive. It's Beautiful. It's Undiscovered. It's the Burgeoning San Luis Obispo Wine Country.
- Natural Wonders Surround New Zealand's Largest City : A Visitor to Auckland Can Experience Wilderness Just a Ferry Ride Away
- Set Your Standards, Then Set the Budget
- RESTAURANTS : THE PRICE OF PLEASURE : Fabulous Food, Exquisite Atmosphere and Great Service Don't Come Cheap
- CREATURE FEATURE : Ribbetsville Redux
- Lifestyle Gives Seaside Enclave Its Charm : Playa del Rey: Airport noise endured as trade-off for area described as friendly and fun.
- Decision '92 : VOTING IN THE VALLEY / AN ELECTION GUIDE : CONGRESS : 25th DISTRICT Q and A
- ELECTIONS / CONGRESS : Braude and Horn: A Comparison of the Candidates : Horn: He is both demanding and tireless. He says he represents reform. And he already knows the ins and outs of Washington politics.
- Columnist Seeks to Bridge Gay-Straight Gap
- Scandals Cast Clouds Over Several Incumbents : Politics: Keating affair, House bank overdrafts and other charges have put several lawmakers on the defensive. Others appear to be weathering the storm.
- Altadena : Shrub Height Law Studied
- Decision '92 : SPECIAL VOTERS' GUIDE TO STATE AND LOCAL ELECTIONS : THE LOCAL CONTESTS : Business Growth an Issue in Oceanside
- URBAN ART : Politically Correct Spray Paint
- STYLE : GARDENS : Wild in the Garden
- Tune Furnace With Vacuum
- MONKEY: A Journey to the West ...
- GLORIOUS YARN : For Kaffe Fassett, Knitting Is Not Just a Hobby. It's a Mission That Has Changed People's Lives
- Gardening : Show to Highlight 'Rain Forest Jewels'
- THE ORIGINS OF PHOTOJOURALISM IN AMERICA ...
- STYLE : DESIGN : What's Hot for Tots
- Disney Postpones Decision on $3-Billion Anaheim Resort : Theme park: It won't commit to project until at least next spring when environmental impact report is done, a company official says.
- - Parker Kennedy, president of First American...
- - Char Marie Flood has been appointed...
- Safe Harbor : The thriving Port of Los Angeles is a key shelter from the region's economic storm. It's so prosperous that the City Council wants to siphon off funds.
- Just How Much Do Executives Make, Really?
- A Sampler of San Luis Comestibles : Spiced oils, jellies, beer and a popular sourdough bread round out a regional wine tour.
- Insider's Tuscany With an Outsider's Objectivity
- Los Angeles County - News from Oct. 25, 1992
- NONFICTION - Oct. 25, 1992
- NONFICTION - Oct. 25, 1992
- Decision '92 : VOTING IN THE VALLEY / AN ELECTION GUIDE : ASSEMBLY / 40th DISTRICT : Q and A
- BALDWIN HILLS : Center to Help Fund Small Businesses
- Decision '92 : VOTING IN THE VALLEY / AN ELECTION GUIDE : ASSEMBLY / 39th DISTRICT : Q and A
- Decision '92 : VOTING IN THE VALLEY / AN ELECTION GUIDE : CONGRESS / 26th DISTRICT : Berman Getting to Know His New District
- Decision '92 : SPECIAL VOTERS' GUIDE TO STATE AND LOCAL ELECTIONS : THE LOCAL CONTESTS : County Budget Is Key Issue in Supervisor Races : Campaigns: Candidates for two seats on the board focus on improving the county's slumping economy.
- FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
- Gull 'Attack' Leads to Sunken Treasure
- Decision '92 : SPECIAL VOTERS' GUIDE TO STATE AND LOCAL ELECTIONS : STATE SENATE / 37th District
- Other States Join Term Limit Movement : Lawmakers: Polls find voters back reform in most areas where issue is on ballot. Some call it a national referendum.
- A Convenience Store Owner's Uneasy Calm
- Asian-American Riot Victims to File Compensation Claims
- Decision '92 : VOTING IN THE VALLEY / AN ELECTION GUIDE : ASSEMBLY / 41st DISTRICT : Budget Is Big Issue in Friedman-Reed Race
- Los Angeles County - News from Oct. 25, 1992
- THE BIZ : But Is Paul Really Dead?
- NONFICTION - Oct. 25, 1992
- Average Mortgage Rates and Indexes
- Fear of Flying: 1 in 6 Are in White-Knuckle Club : Airplane knowledge and relaxation can help passengers overcome phobias and panic attacks.
- Overheard on Madonna's "SEX"
- NONFICTION - Oct. 25, 1992
- At Home in the Third World : La Sierra University's Recreated Dwellings Offer Viewer Sobering Insights
- Vampire Tans! News at 11 : THE TALE OF THE BODY THIEF, <i> By Anne Rice (Knopf: $24; 428 pp.)</i>
- Gardening
- Decision '92 : SPECIAL VOTERS' GUIDE TO STATE AND LOCAL ELECTIONS : LOCAL CONTESTS : Camarillo Council
- California IN BRIEF : SAN DIEGO : Oriental Fly Infestation Averted
- Racy Newspaper Catches Romania's Eye
- Pascali's Island (Showtime Thursday at 6 p.m.)...
- Blue-Jeans Mayor Presides Over Rebirth of City : Liberia: 36-year-old sociologist Daniel Johnson cites a 'booming of life' in Monrovia in spite of the nation's civil war.
- Unfit Building Leaves Legal Tangle : Housing: Officials are trying to determine who profited by collecting rent from 25 families living in condemned apartments.
- ELECTIONS 36TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT : Face-Off Features Battle of Political Pedigrees : Republican: Joan Milke Flores took over John Gibson's Democratic district. Now she wants to use her 37 years of City Hall experience in Congress.
- ELECTIONS / CONGRESS : Braude and Horn: A Comparison of the Candidates : Braude: He's a Democrat in district where Democrats have the edge; and being Glenn Anderson's stepson has paid off in campaign contributions.
- Decision '92 : VOTING IN THE VALLEY / AN ELECTION GUIDE : ASSEMBLY / 44th DISTRICT : Q and A
- Dutch Put Electric Car Just Around Bend
- Decision '92 : VOTING IN THE VALLEY / AN ELECTION GUIDE : CONGRESS / 27th DISTRICT : Q and A
- FOOTBALL : Lincoln's First Loss Comes at Hands of Marshall, 31-12
- Bush Had Role in Escalating Iran-Iraq War, Magazine Says
- FREEWAY REPAIRS
- ELECTIONS 41ST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT : Case Where the Coattails Prove a Drag : Politics: As the economy falters, Republican Christine Reed faces an uphill fight against Terry Friedman in the newly created district.
- NOTEBOOK : Experience Helping Bell Eagles Soar
- ELECTIONS / STATE SENATE : Beverly and Finander Clash Over Value of Incumbency : Politics: Finander blames career politicians for the nation's woes. Beverly says he's proud of his record during his long tenure in office.
- Decision '92 : SPECIAL VOTERS' GUIDE TO STATE AND LOCAL ELECTIONS : THE ASSEMBLY RACES : GOP Challenges Incumbents in the 76th and 78th Districts
- Near Catholic-Protestant Balance Found in Ulster
- Leader of the Pack : Gordon Weisenberger's Cross-Country Squads Crush Foes With Teamwork
- NEWS ANALYSIS : Yugoslavs Face Complex Choice in Dec. 20 Vote : Politics: A ballot for peace may raise risk of Serbian civil war by driving power-hungry Milosevic to desperate extremes.
- Scott Simon: Picture His Words
- CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS : U.S. SENATE : Seymour TV Ad Blasts Feinstein on Crime Issue
- ROAD NOTES
- Study Looks at What Attracts Mosquitoes
- Decision '92 : SPECIAL VOTERS' GUIDE TO STATE AND LOCAL ELECTIONS : STATE SENATE RACES
- Perot Puts Best Face Forward in TV Ads : Politics: The biographical infomercials cast his past in a flattering light, leaving many facts in the shadows.
- ELECTIONS 36TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT : Foes Share Little Besides Political Pedigrees : Democrat: Jane Harman has made formidable connections in Washington. Now, she's fighting to prove her allegiance to California.
- Decision '92 : SPECIAL VOTERS' GUIDE TO STATE AND LOCAL ELECTIONS : THE LOCAL CONTESTS : Law Enforcement Measure Has Little Hope of Passing
- Salem Conjures Up Its Past With Mix of Solemn Ceremonies, Frivolous Fun : History: Some commemorations of the witchcraft trials raise questions about truth and justice. Others try to cash in on the tourism market.
- HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : TRI-VALLEY LEAGUE
- Brunell Back on Feet, Washington Wins, 31-7
- It's Futuristic Baseball, or How It Will Be 58 Years from Now
- 81-Year-Old Man Scales Mt. Rainier
- For 75 Years, Rain or Shine, He's Weathered the Job : Oregonian: Cottage Grove resident hailed as the longest-serving volunteer in nation.
- Clinton, Bush Borrow From Carter's '76, '80 Playbooks
- Knock-Down, Drag-Out Fight Hits Santa Ana : Election: Mayor Young and council archrival Acosta are locked in mortal combat, each hoping to end other's political life. City's future lies in balance.
- SAN DIEGO : Fisherman Hooks His Own Eyeball
- WATER REPORT: The Lowell Joint School District...
- COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOOTBALL : Harbor Rallies to Win, 24-21; El Camino Is 41-25 Winner
- HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : In another Alpha League game:
- Rebuilding Done, Cowboys, Johnson Turn to Winning : Raiders: In less than four seasons, Dallas has put Landry in its past and a Super Bowl in its future.
- NOTEBOOK
- Sergei Rachmaninoff: A Complete Picture From RCA
- Nashville's New Breed : Three of country's rising stars are winning over fans with works that draw on influences ranging from Paul Simon to the Allman Brothers : VINCE GILL : No Overnight Success
- When Seeing Meant Disbelieving : In the '60s and '70s, L.A. artists ignored the rules to produce photography with an attitude; a Laguna Beach exhibition recalls the era
- PREP CROSS-COUNTRY: MT. SAC INVITATIONAL : Mud Doesn't Trip Up Love as He Leads Katella to Third
- PREP ROUNDUP : Capistrano Valley Christian Wins Title
- New Sweetheart of the Rodeo : Trisha Yearwood once worried she was 'too normal' for the music business. Now she's positioned to be the next big star of a maverick country generation
- Nashville's New Breed : Three of country's rising stars are winning over fans with works that draw on influences ranging from Paul Simon to the Allman Brothers : TRAVIS TRITT : Rebel With a Cause
- 'Laughter' and Four-Letter Words From Neil Simon
- Navy Careers Torpedoed but Love Survives : Military: Couple pressed ahead with romance knowing full well of regulation forbidding fraternization between officers and enlisted personnel.
- No Bunker Mentality : Downtown Plan Would Save Old Buildings, Link Areas
- Learning the Finer Points of Electric Blues at The Classroom
- Stray Bullet Kills Man in Restaurant
- Officer Accused of Threatening to Kill Wife
- Deaf-Blind People Make Seattle Into a Safe Haven : Lighthouse: Facility casts new light on life.
- Hendrix Wins Ventura Main Event to Increase Lead in Points Race
- A New Tomorrow for 'Annie' : 'Warbucks' re-emphasizes innocence and sentimentality from a child's point of view after a disastrous first sequel
- SINGLE LIFE: Paul Westerberg, who has two...
- Photographer Karen Hirshan Finds Gold in Turn-of-the-Century Orotone Print Process
- A Horse of Different Colors : Anthony Drazan's 'Zebrahead,' a film about an interracial romance, has earned both praise and disdain
- A look inside Hollywood and the movies. : TOWNSHIP TALK : The Big Question in South Africa: How Did 'Sarafina!' Play in Pretoria?
- The release of Ice-T's first album since...
- County Reform: Yes on B and C; Vote for Swanson and Watson
- PLATFORM : Earthquake Alert
- PERSONAL PERSPECTIVE : Why Bush Crowd Hates Arnie Beckers of the Legal World: They Defend Victims
- Worth the Price? : Clinton's victory seems almost certain. But he could be headed for trouble. : Economy May Be Clinton's Vietnam
- A Deadly Case of Cold Storage Hardly Chills Lunch Crowd
- LEIMERT PARK : 'Musical Catharses' Enliven World Stage
- CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS : PROPOSITION 165 : Welfare Measure That Boosts Governor's Power Sparks Costly War
- Decision '92 : SPECIAL VOTERS' GUIDE TO STATE AND LOCAL ELECTIONS : THE LOCAL CONTESTS : Widespread Ire Over Encinitas Bureaucracy Draws Big Slate
- Despite Gains, Black Candidates Face Obstacles
- San Gabriel : 6% Utility Tax Approved
- ELECTIONS / 23RD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT : Camps Say Big Win by Clinton May Affect Race
- LOCAL ELECTIONS / PROPOSITION A : Seeking Funds for Parks and Gang Programs
- Golding Is the Better Choice : S.D. mayoral candidates differ largely in style, and hers is more palatable
- Angels Balk at Further Donations to Anaheim Candidates : Contributions: Ballclub blames a poor economy. But politicians caught off base by the new policy say it's a not-so-subtle way of showing displeasure at city actions.
- Ohio Woman, 56, Killed Crossing Street
- UCSD Flies in the Face of Soarers at Torrey Pines
- T homas Alva Edison, who invented the...
- Decision '92 : VOTING IN THE VALLEY / AN ELECTION GUIDE : STATE SENATE / 19th DISTRICT : Wright Leads Starr in Funds, Recognition
- WESTERN ATHLETIC ROUNDUP : Air Force Corrals Faulk, Gets Drop on Aztecs
- CITY HALL ROUNDUP : While stumping in Wilmington, Boxer tries to set off a fire alarm.
- SAN DIEGO : Neighbor Shoots, Kills Teen-Ager
- Nude Man Attempts to Rape Car Accident Victim
- ANTI-DRUG CAMPAIGN: The San Fernando Valley Partnership,...
- SUPER LOTTO RESULTS: OCT. 24
- Reject Props. A, B and C : All three are flawed, and their timing couldn't be worse
- Park Ranger Is Dragged With Car, Then Beaten
- SOUTH-CENTRAL : $50,000 to Fight Drug, Alcohol Abuse
- DOWNTOWN : Police Turning to Pedal Power
- FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
- Murray and Downey Turned Upside Down for Columns on Canada
- Murray and Downey Turned Upside Down for Columns on Canada
- Presidential Candidate Debates
- Civil Rights Enforcement
- Presidential Candidate Debates
- Local Players Make It to the World Series
- Bullying Speech and the Right to Boo
- Bullying Speech and the Right to Boo
- Clipper Fan Wants More of His Team
- Voting for Perot
- Murray and Downey Turned Upside Down for Columns on Canada
- Flawless Bet Not a Good One
- Presidential Candidates Debates
- Clipper Fan Wants More of His Team
- Daylight Savings Time ends Sunday at 2...
- Murray and Downey Turned Upside Down for Columns on Canada
- Bullying Speech and the Right to Boo
- It Goes On and On . . .
- Ah, Some Saturday Morning Quarterbacking
- Bullying Speech and the Right to Boo
- Presidential Candidate Debates
- Clipper Fan Wants More of His Team
- Bullying Speech and the Right to Boo
- Local Players Make It to the World Series
- Bullying Speech and the Right to Boo
- Murray and Downey Turned Upside Down for Columns on Canada
- Local Players Make It to the World Series
- Bullying Speech and the Right to Boo
- Hey, No Fair Giving the Answer
- Presidential Candidate Debates
- PKK Terrorists
- Local Players Make It to the World Series
- Bullying Speech and the Right to Boo
- Murray and Downey Turned Upside Down for Columns on Canada
- Presidential Candidate Debates
- InVitro to Get Up to $2 Million in Funding Deal : Financing: The firm hopes a bridge loan from private investors and a management shake-up will help it in difficult times.
- Karcher Stock Up After TV Report
- GM Throttles Back : 2 Overlapping Units Are Eliminated to Curb Costs, Appease Board
- AIRLINES
- Archive Stock Jumps Following Agreement: Archive Corp.'s...
- Exxon and Mobil Profit on Higher Crude and Gas Prices
- U.S., EC Seek Way Out of Trade Dispute
- The New York Times Co. said Friday...
- OTHER NEWS - Oct. 24, 1992
- MARKETING
- U.S.-Built Vehicle Sales Leap 27% in Mid-October
- Yehudit Horowitz; Last Survivor of Jewish Militia
- Student Who Paid Friend to Take His SAT Gets 6-Month Jail Term
- Somali Town Buries 127 Victims
- S.D. Highway Route Given Green Light
- Stockdale Cites Unfamiliarity With Hearing Aid Controls
- Lawyer Says Ex-CIA Officer Is Innocent of Perjury
- $2 Million Sought for False AIDS Diagnosis : Health: Man files claim after undergoing extensive treatment for six years. Doctors told him he had disease without performing HIV test, suit says.
- Photos a Treasure Trove for U.S. Analysts : Missing: After years of working with little more than frustration and forgeries, opening of Vietnamese archives suddenly provided mother lode of the real thing.
- China Warns British Over Hong Kong Rift
- Clinton's Line-Item Veto Call Not Echoed by Gore
- MIDDLE EAST : Iraqi Dissidents Meet to Plot Against Hussein : The loose alliance has been gaining strength. Some diplomats suspect the goal is an independent Kurdish state.
- Huge Clinton Turnout: Was It O.C. Watershed?
- Bush Warns Voters About Clinton's Call for Change
- Herschensohn Ad Targets Boxer on Gulf War Resolution
- WORLD IN BRIEF : ANGOLA : UNITA's Forces Surround Capital
- Clinton Campaign Uses Fake Menu to Roast Bush
- CALIFORNIA IN BRIEF : RANCHO CUCAMONGA : Man Accused of Sale of Illegal Firearms
- French Convict 3 in Case of AIDS-Tainted Blood : Scandal: Government doctors knowingly gave the infected blood products to hemophiliacs, 256 of whom died.
- Toshiko Ono Williams; First Japanese War Bride in U.S.
- Analysis of Call Box Code Theft Points to Use by Many Culprits
- Satellite Doubles as Future 'Message in a Bottle'
- Mom Loses Homecoming Crown, but She's Still Queen of the House
- Bush's Sun Setting in the East as Economy Dims : Politics: Even in New Jersey, '88 backers are jumping over to Clinton or Perot. New York and Pennsylvania numbers run against the President.
- Madonna's Book at Dollar a Peek
- Chicago Firm Suspended for Improper Bond Trade
- GARDENING : Hibiscus, the Queen of Tropical Flowers
- Conversion to Wood-Burning Fireplace No Easy Task
- CALIFORNIA IN BRIEF : SAN FRANCISCO : Veteran Activist to Head Sierra Club
- Sing-Along 'Requiem' to Honor Roger Wagner
- Record Settlement to Pay for Coastal Cleanup : Pollution: Restoring waters damaged by DDT and PCBs to involve 150 agencies, at cost of $43.2 million.
- Wilson Recalls Own Bruising Race, Says Protege May Face Tougher Fight
- Day Off for City Hall Sparks Washington Protests
- Charles Lee; Writer for Bob Hope, Johnny Carson
- HOME OFFICE : Computer Checkups Prevent Bugs That Can Stop Work Cold
- WORLD IN BRIEF : EGYPT : Nile Cruise Vessel Target of Gunmen
- David Harris Cohen; Associate Curator at Getty Museum
- Myron Roberts; English Professor, Journalist, Author
- Bicyclist Struck 3 Times in Traffic Dies of Injuries
- Movies Pull an Inside Job : Interior Design Has Been Touched by Hollywood Since the Talkies; Filmgoers Took the Look Home
- Designing a Kitchen in Which Left-Handers Can Work Right
- Emperor Voices 'Deep Sorrow' to Chinese
- TV Presents Dark Picture for Bush : POLITICS AND MEDIA: Keeping watch on how the campaign is portrayed. : Media: Polls, interviews with allies and his own travel schedule seemed to work against President. Clinton's team reinforced the negative images.
- Quayle Aide Cites Clinton's Alleged Affair : Campaign: His chief of staff says that questions about the Democrat's private life and his public dishonesty disqualify him for the presidency.
- Officials Hit Back at Bank Doomsayers : Banking: Two top federal regulators hold an unusual press conference to dispute gloomy predictions of impending failure for 1,000 institutions.
- U.S. Investigates Possible Fraud at Homefed Bank : Thrifts: The Justice Department and RTC are examining books. A federal grand jury probe is also underway in San Diego.
- Market Edges Higher; Bond Yields Climb : Market Overview
- Deal Signed for Caucasus Pipeline
- ENERGY
- Mobil said its earnings, which rose 13%,...
- Westcorp Expectations Met on 1-Cent-a-Share Earnings
- Mortgage Rates Climb : Freddie Mac Blames the Jump on Pre-Election Jitters
- HEALTH
- OTHER NEWS - Oct. 24, 1992
- Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. said its...
- INTERNATIONAL
- Disney and MGM Court Battle: You Win Some, You Lose Some : Entertainment: The Burbank studio gets to continue using rival's name in its theme parks. But Kerkorian wins same right for a Las Vegas facility.
- CALIFORNIA IN BRIEF : SAN FRANCISCO : Veteran Activist to Head Sierra Club
- Anna Hill Johnstone; Movie Costume Designer
- George Durgom; Manager for Entertainers
- Jackson Weaver; Broadcaster, Voice of Smokey the Bear
- Anaheim Street Vendor Ban is Suspended : Litigation: Appeals court issues temporary stay to study merchants' request for injunction to stop law's enforcement.
- Harry Williamson; British Double Agent in World War II
- WORLD IN BRIEF : BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA : U.S. Committed to Aid, Cheney Says
- House Hopes to Clean Up Image by Appointing Administrator
- UCI Poison Control Center Reduces Its Hours, Blames Inadequate Staffing
- Anaheim Quarterback Covarrubias Reigns for a Night
- HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL / CITY SECTION ROUNDUP : NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE
- Griffins Tune Up for No. 1 : Prep football: No. 2 Los Alamitos gets running game, defense going in 41-0 rout of No. 9 El Dorado. Esperanza next.
- ROUNDUP : Rossi, Barron Lift Valley Over Pierce in WSC Water Polo