- Marine Unit Is Wave of the Future : Military: Urban training exercises prepare the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit for quelling regional crises around the world.
- VENTURA : Firefighters Sell Mall Shoppers on Weed Abatement
- Obituaries - Oct. 11, 1992
- And Mr. President, What About Those Killer Bees? : Debates: Why is it the candidates sound the same no matter what they talk about?
- Bush vs. Clinton: Different Diagnoses of Health Care Crisis : Governor argues for major surgery on troubled U.S. medical system while President prefers a less drastic course of treatment
- THE SLINGS AND ARROWS OF OUTRAGEOUS CHARGES : Casting a Wide Net of Accusations
- Editorial : Keeping Arts Foundation on Its Feet : Benefit ballet could keep San Diego Foundation for Performing Arts in business
- O.C. Task Force Is at Center of Drug Legalization Debate : Narcotics: Authorities say program is having an impact on drug war, but some judges and others question effectiveness of law enforcement.
- Novel Project Aids Rural Area Latino Elderly : Community services: Five Oregon agencies team up to spread information on state and federal resources.
- More Than the Times Have Changed : Generation Gap: A reporter feels old at 40 as he watches the mindless members of a generation without hope, heart or joy at a heavy metal concert.
- BIG EIGHT ROUNDUP : Kansas Draws Crowd, Beats Kansas State
- One Is Killed as Violence Mars Rally for Texas-Oklahoma Game
- Auto Racing
- Flame Hampers Refinery Probe
- San Marcos, Ramona, SD Teachers Honored
- A Flood of Memories as Ex-Internees Gather : Reunion: Japanese-Americans who spent World War II in an Arizona relocation camp recall their experiences.
- Disseminator of Tongue in Cheek Compares Elvis and Jesus Christ
- OXNARD : 2 Men Arrested After Pair Robbed
- SOUTHWEST ROUNDUP : Cobb Has 210 Yards as Rice Beats SMU
- Justice Triumphs, So Do Braves : NL Game 4: Hitter wins duel with Drabek and helps put Atlanta one game away from World Series, 6-4.
- Cal Lutheran, Ex-Track Coach Settle Dispute
- Cal Lutheran Opens Throttle in 2nd Quarter of 41-7 Victory
- Jacot Sparks SCC to 28-0 Victory Over La Verne
- Can Baseball Solve Major Problems in Offseason? : Free-Agent Compensation System, Salary Arbitration and Labor Wars Are Woes Facing Major League Team Executives and Agents for Players
- JC FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : In another WSC game:
- This Un-Athletic Performance Doesn't Compute in Oakland
- PREP FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : In other nonleague games:
- Stanford Sacks UCLA's Hopes : Bruins: Walker dropped six times and Cardinal wins fifth in a row, 19-7. Milburn returns punt for 75-yard touchdown.
- Notre Dame Pulls Away, 52-21 : Nonconference: Mirer breaks Theismann's school record for touchdown passes as Irish roll past Pittsburgh after a slow start.
- Partner in Rhyme : Celebrated Lyricist Alan Bergman Takes the Stage to Croon the Songs He Penned With His Wife, Marilyn
- STAGE : The Laugh Doctor Is In : A sensitivity to the mechanics of comedy has earned director Jerry Zaks four Tonys and cheers from his peers
- Vintage Portraits of Weston's and Modotti's Time in Mexico
- Building a Better Bistro
- All Systems Go for USC, 32-10 : College football: Johnson and Morton connect on three touchdown pass plays and defense records 13 sacks as Trojans end five-game losing streak at the Coliseum.
- NHL ROUNDUP : Nordiques Still Perfect, Beat Expansion Senators
- Kaufman Answers Doubts, Leading Washington Victory : Pacific 10: Questions about size, durability and fumbling put to rest when 30-carry, 208-yard day helps beat Cal, 35-16.
- Auto Racing
- They Lived Up to Their Billing as Hoped, Not as Predicted
- Pursue and Deport--What Law Demands
- Gordon Wins in Del Mar Half of His Personal Doubleheader
- Q & A : A Conversation With Ex-Umpire Doug Harvey
- BASEBALL DAILY REPORT : NATIONAL LEAGUE
- OAK TREE : Navarone Runs Streak to Five
- HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL : La Jolla Bench Fills the Gap as Vikings Pick Up Tournament Victory
- A Proper Approach to a Pro Career : Tennis: Tu, 14, of Northridge keeps focused on her game, education--when she is not shopping.
- UNLV Report: New Allegations : NCAA: The charges of impropriety include cars for players, intimidation by Tarkanian loyalists and tickets for sports fixer.
- SPOTLIGHT / SATURDAY'S GAMES AT A GLANCE : COWBOYS SEEING RED
- PREP FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
- HIGH SCHOOL CROSS-COUNTRY / KENNY STAUB INVITATIONAL : Lack of Depth Short-Circuits Agoura Girls
- Kurri's Two Goals Power Kings, 6-3 : Hockey: Stauber stops 26 shots and gets first NHL victory before 14,509, the first time L.A. has failed to sell out Forum since December of 1990.
- Pleasant Tap Victory an Inside Job
- JC FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : Ventura Rally Falls Short in 26-13 Setback
- EIGHT-MAN FOOTBALL : Liberty Christian Paced by Vaccaro and Baltodano
- Bruins Catch Milburn Too Late : UCLA: The Stanford back gets most of his 249 all-purpose yards in the first half.
- Reserve Running Backs Heat Up Quickly in Glendale's 41-16 Win : College football: Freshmen Leon Jones and Andy Cleland move into starting roles and key Vaqueros' upset of Bakersfield.
- EAST ROUNDUP : Graves' Short Passes Go a Long Way for Syracuse
- PREP FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : Treanor, Blair Light Fuse for Village Christian
- Southwest Holds Off Compton
- Benton, in Second Start, Leads Arizona State, 39-5
- STYLE : FASHION : The Bucks Stop Here
- SAINTED OBSESSION : WHEN HELEN RAND PARISH DISCOVERED A PRIESTLY HERO AMID THE CONQUISTADORES, SHE FOUND THE CAUSE OF A LIFETIME
- Unstuck in the '60s : SYLVIA, <i> By Leonard Michaels Illustrated by Sylvia Bloch (Mercury House: $10</i> ,<i> paper; 128 pp.)</i>
- CRIMINAL PURSUITS
- QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS : World Heritage List Includes Yosemite Park
- NON-FICTION
- For dedicated gardeners, here are suggestions...
- Guide Is Stylish, Arch and Busy--Like London
- Red-Rock Wonders Near Vegas Glitz
- FICTION
- THE DECLINE AND FALL OF THE AMERICAN...
- BEFORE THEIR TIME: Four Generations of Teenage...
- Courtyard Homes Idea Recasts a Respected Piece of California Culture : Lifestyle: A key byproduct of the design was the sense of neighborhood that sharing the space encouraged.
- New Rules to Help Bank Patrons Compare Rates
- STYLE : GARDENS : Beauty on a Budget
- Bad Luck From Las Vegas as Traffic Slows on I-15
- Home Improvement : Firetruck Races to Dreamland
- Close Up: The Brains Behind RGC
- Clinton Knows Domestic Policy, Not Trade Policy, Is Key to Prosperity
- Homes Expected to Go on Sale in June : Housing: Construction in the county is to begin early next year on the new generation of moderately priced, courtyard-style dwellings.
- CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS / U.S. SENATE : Investments Put Feinstein at Risk of Conflict
- FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
- VOICES : Issue: The Tenure of Mayor Tom Bradley
- 'It's Not a Game' : Revised Training Takes Marines Into Real-Life Locales
- Baldwin Park : Metrolink Rail Station
- 4 Pasadena Students Have Roles in Opera Production
- A Little Girl of the '90s Puts Her Parents on Orange Alert
- Raunchy Sex Phone Lines a Hit in Spain
- Um, in Any Other Language, It's a Stall : Speech: Filling in the gaps is a universal pastime. Talkers' tools range from <i> like</i> in the U.S. to <i> ondan sonra efendim</i> in Turkey.
- Teen Deaths and Gang Violence
- Literary Larceny : Volumes are vanishing from bookstores everywhere--some taken by organized rings working for secondhand dealers. The thieves are booknapers and their ranks are growing.
- Marisol Garcia, a recent graduate of Mountain...
- ELECTIONS / 24TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT : Beilenson Bets His Future in a New Arena
- DOWNTOWN : Free Noon Concerts at California Plaza
- CITY CULTURE : Out of This World
- Santa Monica College Candidates Forum Set
- TV Discovers Columbus
- Veterans View Draft Issue With Sympathy, Not Anger
- South Pasadena : Orange Blossom Tops Azalea
- FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
- CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS / U.S. SENATE : Seymour Pursues Job as 'Realtor's Senator' : Politics: A landlord and former broker, incumbent has advocated changes that may benefit him. He says portfolio does not get in the way of his convictions.
- Officials Lower Dutch Plane Crash Death Toll to 80
- THE HOUSE : Family Medical Leave
- Follow Church Teachings, Pope Tells Dominicans
- Florence Lewis has been named the Mountain...
- Recruits Are Flooding Greek Societies : College life: Despite criticism and charges of alcohol abuse and date rape, thousands of freshmen are joining fraternities and sororities.
- Boyle Heights-El Sereno Study Points to Housing Woes
- China's Contenders Prepare to Enter the Ring at Party Congress : Politics: Participants are expected to look at possible successors to Deng Xiaoping. The odds are on reformers.
- Shevardnadze Seeks Mandate in Election : Politics: Crisis-weary Georgians go to polls looking for a fresh start.
- KOREATOWN : New Group to Assess Riot Victims' Needs
- FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
- FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
- In Bay Area, Columbus Day Runs Aground : Holiday: American Indians plan to demonstrate at the festivities. But Italian-Americans view the events as a source of pride.
- Apartment Proposal Approved : Housing: A nonprofit group will buy and rehabilitate 38 run-down units. The city will provide a $1.4-million loan.
- HARVARD HEIGHTS : A Bright Idea for the Neighborhood
- Ice Patrol Warns Ships of North Atlantic Peril
- Sinead O'Connor
- Flu Shots Urged for At-Risk People
- Still Going 'Round and 'Round Over Whether Earth Is Flat
- SOUTH GATE : Peers Help Students Gain Self-Esteem
- FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : Dorsey and San Pedro Seesaw to a 20-20 Tie
- On View : The Issue Was Race : DOCUMENTARY MAKER LOOKS AT HILL VS. THOMAS AND ITS IMPACT ON AFRICAN-AMERICANS
- Spanish Conquest: A Look at the Good and Bad
- FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
- After OPTIMA, Let's Tackle Indigent Care Next
- Playa Vista Plan's Impact
- FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
- NOTEBOOK : Lincoln High Will Seat You Now
- BELL GARDENS : Ex-Gang Members to Run Youth Center
- A look inside Hollywood and the movies. : HOLLYWOOD U. : No Nutty Professor Jokes Here, Please
- NEW RELEASES : *** PAT METHENY "Secret Story" <i> Geffen</i>
- ** 1/2 Paul Weller, "Paul Weller," PolyGram....
- Lou Reed's Multimedia Profile in Courage : **** "MAGIC AND LOSS" Lou Reed; <i> Warner Reprise Video laser disc ($34.98)</i>
- Has 'Cop Killer' Hurt Abortion-Rights Album Effort?
- Countering Columbus: 1992
- ART : Magritte: Looking Through New Eyes : The Surrealist is given his due in a huge and rewarding show at Metropolitan Museum
- *** Happy Mondays, "Yes, Please!," Elektra. In...
- NEW RELEASES : Toshiko Akiyoshi Jazz Orchestra's Finest Hour : **** TOSHIKO AKIYOSHI JAZZ ORCHESTRA "Carnegie Hall Concert" <i> Columbia</i>
- 'Bottom-of-Barrel' Remark on Voter Drive
- THE LAST WORD: L.A. psychedelic blues-based band...
- RABAN ON CLINTON
- RABAN ON CLINTON
- ALBUM REVIEW : *** 1/2 PETER GABRIEL "Us" <i> Geffen</i>
- * 1/2 VARIOUS ARTISTS "Weird Nightmare: Meditations on Mingus" <i> Columbia</i>
- RABAN ON CLINTON
- Anaheim Arena Story Has Flip Side
- SOUTHEASTERN ROUNDUP : Third-Stringer Guides Mississippi State, 14-7
- Miscellany
- Robby Gordon Wins GTS Event Once Again
- SOUTHLAND ROUNDUP : Reyna, La Verne Pass Azusa Pacific, 34-7
- Antelope Valley Outguns East L.A., 49-35, to Stay Unbeaten
- THE HIGH SCHOOLS / STEVE ELLING : These Conversions Lead to Offensive Salvation
- BOXING / EARL GUSTKEY : Geese Have Been Heading South
- After Washington State Wins, Price Campaigns : Pacific 10: Cougars beat Oregon State, 35-10, and coach says his 5-0 team is worthy of top-25 poll recognition.
- HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP : Coronado Wins Tournament
- Thinking Big, USC Wins Big : Trojans: Morton has three touchdowns, Conway returns punt 96 yards and defense has 13 sacks in 32-10 victory over Oregon.
- SOUTH ROUNDUP : Trailing by 28-0, Clemson Overtakes Virginia, 29-28
- Shumard Says Titans Will Have a Place to Play I-AA Football
- Jordan Ordered to Testify at Trial
- RABAN ON CLINTON
- A look inside Hollywood and the movies. : MERCHANDISING MADNESS : To Market, to Market to Buy a Fat . . . Velociraptor and a Jumbo Fries
- FAMILY : The Mouse That Roared : A sure-to-be-classic 78-song box set shows how the Disney magic has tickled the ears as well as the eyes for more than 60 years
- NEW RELEASES : In Brief
- Guitar Duo Shifts Style, Becomes Worldbeaters
- POP MUSIC : 10 QUESTIONS : Dawn Robinson of EN VOGUE
- In Brief
- TCHAIKOVSKY: Symphony No. 6, "Pathetique"; "Romeo &...
- Garth Rules--For Now
- *** 1/2 "LOVE, JANIS" By Laura Joplin ;<i> Villard Books ($22.50)</i>
- A look inside Hollywood and the movies. : LONG, WINDING ROADS : Houdini, the Movie: Many Have Escaped Already
- Prince's Latest Fleshed-Out Fantasy : ** PRINCE & THE N.P.G. "(genders merging symbol) " <i> Paisley Park/Warner Bros</i> .
- BASEBALL DAILY REPORT : NATIONAL LEAGUE : Sanders Will Play for Falcons, Too
- Miscellany
- Rams Hope Offense Can Stay on March Against the Saints : Pro football: Everett and Co. need to carry over momentum from fourth quarter against 49ers.
- TENNIS ROUNDUP : Edberg Beats Countryman Holm to Reach Indoor Final
- BASEBALL / ROSS NEWHAN : Nixon Is Back on Hit List
- Gardere 4-0 Against Oklahoma : Nonconference: Texas quarterback completes a perfect run by leading the underdog Longhorns to a 34-24 victory.
- It's Showtime for USC's Morton in Victory : College football: He ties a school record with three touchdown catches as Trojans beat Oregon.
- Orange Lutheran Backs Run Over La Salle
- TORMIS: "Forgotten Peoples." Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir,...
- Teen Deaths and Gang Violence
- MUSIC : A 'Voyage' Into Uncharted Waters : Philip Glass and crew--David Henry Hwang and David Pountney--venture into new territory at the Met
- Raiders Have Come Around, but Bills Have Come to Town : Pro football: They ended an eight-game losing streak last week, but face a Buffalo team they have not beaten since 1987.
- King of the Roads : Nobody Goes Faster Than Fangio, Who Is Dominating IMSA Circuit
- Gulls' Defense Tough as Roadrunners Fall, 5-1
- Russian Tackles a Life in American Football
- GOLF ROUNDUP : Cook Loses Lead, Then Finds It
- Miscellany
- Rosato Helps South Beat Inglewood, 27-13
- BIG WEST ROUNDUP : San Jose Eases Up, Beats Fullerton, 49-3
- COMMENTARY : May the Giants Rest in Peace
- Illinois Defeats No. 21 Ohio State for the Fifth Time in a Row, 18-16
- CROSS-COUNTRY ROUNDUP : Saddleback Bounces Back With a Victory
- Feed Them to the Wolves : So Far, as Expected, It Has Been a Shaky Go in the NFL for Young Quarterbacks Jeff George, Browning Nagel and Todd Marinovich
- COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : In another Mission Conference game:
- Quarterback Davis Leads Brethren Christian
- Irvine's Watson Advances in Doubles in Wheelchair Tennis
- WESTERN ATHLETIC ROUNDUP : BYU Turns Back Fresno State, 36-24
- Moorpark Lives Up to Reputation in Rout of Pierce
- Orange Coast Shuts Down Golden West : Football: Washington leads the Pirates to 29-0 victory, their first shutout against the Rustlers in 27 games.
- BASEBALL DAILY REPORT : AMERICAN LEAGUE : Athletics' Welch Struck Out Fear
- NEW RELEASES : In Brief
- *** MICHAEL BOLTON "Timeless (The Classics)" <i> Columbia</i>
- A look inside Hollywood and the movies. : WE'RE MOVING : 'Alive' Won't Be Until Next Year
- ON THE RECORD : Christopher Columbus: 2 Operatic Rarities
- FILM COMMENT : Why Do the Movies Kiss Off Romance?
- Is Orange County Ready for Roxbury?
- Tickets Sell Fast for Art Center's Inaugural Season : Theater: Sales totaled $767,000 in the first two weeks--and that's before tickets were offered outside the city.
- ELECTIONS / 24TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT : McClintock Aims to Oust Beilenson, Take Anti-Tax Fight to Washington
- A lot of you want to know...
- San Gabriel : Synchronized Signals
- THE HOUSE
- EASTSIDE : Frias Hired to Create City Gang Program
- Andy returns to Mayberry to run for...
- Israeli Troops, Palestinians Skirmish; 1 Protester Killed
- After Columbus : Indians Try to Revive Cultures Despite Pressures to Assimilate
- Health Groups Fight Tradition in Asian Anti-Smoking Campaigns
- The Birth of the Hispano-Indian Civilizations of the New World : Quincentennial: The values of our continuous culture have not been translated to the hemisphere's fragmented politics and failed economics.
- LOS ANGELES TIMES INTERVIEW : Dan Quayle : The Vice President on Values, Clinton and the Campaign
- THE SLINGS AND ARROWS OF OUTRAGEOUS CHARGES - Perot Muddies the Debate Mix
- Berkeley's Awkward Two-Step to Ensure a Racially Diverse Campus : Affirmative action: A whites-only scholarship fund and a program to shield minorities from competition impale school on race issue.
- PERSPECTIVE ON TAXES : Don't Hate Me Because I'm 'Rich' : A message to Clinton from a member of the special-interest group to which we all aspire: Let's be fair here.
- The Ross Perot of South Korea Puts Ours to Shame : Elections: Chung Ju Yung is a multibillionaire entrepreneur running for president, and he makes his American counterpart look like a softie.
- Columbus Day Parade Canceled to Avoid Protests
- SOUTH LOS ANGELES : Public Libraries Seek Storytellers
- Bosnia Reports More Bombing by Serb Forces
- La Verne : Mobile Home Rent Control
- The Lost Young: Portrait of a Gang of Neo-Nazi Teen-Agers in Germany : Youth: They hang out in train stations, staring at people with places to go and spewing their racial hatred. Theirs is a world without hope, they say.
- Alligator Annie and 'Friends' a Hit With Tourists
- Protect Evidence in Iraq Loan Fraud Case, Gore Urges : Gulf War: Candidate implies data detailing Italian bank's involvement in Baghdad arms build-up has been covered up.
- Plan Takes Rose Bowl Off Council's Hands : Facilities: A nine-member panel would oversee marketing and maintenance of the stadium and Brookside Golf Course.
- The Shooting Is Over, but Nicaragua Is Still Polarized : Central America: More than two years after voters ousted the Sandinistas, the masses continue to suffer.
- WATTS : Clippers to Assist L.A.'s Ball Courts
- Senior Citizens Take Precautions After Attacks on Two Women : Crime: Authorities believe the same man committed both assaults. Officials are offering a reward for information leading to conviction.
- Teen Deaths and Gang Violence
- Hurricane Left Trail of Havoc for Parrot Breed That Greeted Columbus : Bahamas: Few of the raucous birds are left in Andrew's wake. Now classified as endangered, the rare species were already cultural icons when explorer arrived.
- Monrovia Mayor Robert Bartlett has been named...
- Sticking Point
- A summary of significant City Hall decisions...
- Substance Derived From Horseshoe Crab Blood Helps Save At-Risk Human Patients
- The Power of Politics : Activist Says It All Comes Down to Community Organizing, the Ballot Box : LEVI KINGSTON
- WATTS : Group Wants to Buy Into Supermarket
- Key Republicans Split on Clinton Moscow Trip Issue
- 'Don't Feed Animals' a Cruel Joke in Zaire Zoo
- Solid Images : The vibrant murals are likely to pop up anyplace, offering passers-by not only visual relief but powerful social insights.
- Mysterious GOP Donor Held on Fugitive Warrant : Child support: Man described as No. 1 deadbeat dad paid $400,000 to sit with Bush at fund-raiser in April.
- FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
- GAME OF THE WEEK : First Half Is All Bell Needs to Down Jefferson, 13-6
- Beyond Survival : Physical and Fiscal Health Suffers, but Not Family's Spirit
- KCET's new 'Storytime' is worth a listen--plus it's a valuable reading lesson
- San Gabriel : 85% Oppose Service Cuts
- Lots of Flack for Columbus on His 500th
- CHESS RESULTS : Fischer Beats Spassky, Takes 7-3 Lead
- DOWNTOWN : Grand Central May Get Grocery
- In Debates, Substance Is Question : Election: In a recession, style takes back seat in voters' minds, say Orange County political pundits who offer their insights on scoring the candidates.
- Over-65 Couples Not Over Hill for Sex
- EASTSIDE : Azteca Director Has Her Backers
- FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
- Ladyhawke (KCOP Sunday at 6 p.m.), an...
- Suit Claims Deputies Beat Woman During Arrest : Courts: Former X-ray technician is suing officers for $2.7 million after being found not guilty of attacking them.
- Clinton 'Simply Doesn't Tell the Truth,' Quayle Charges : Politics: He attacks the Democrat's integrity over statements on anti-war protests and the draft, but says Vietnam opposition wasn't unpatriotic.
- What History Forgot : 'SURVIVING COLUMBUS' TELLS THE STORY OF PUEBLO INDIANS THROUGH THEIR OWN VOICES
- MID-CITY : Chief Williams to Attend Reception
- ELECTIONS / 29TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT : Robbins Still Hopeful Despite Waxman's Edge
- Students in the Baldwin Park and Azusa...
- A Place for Every Traveler in New York City Hotels : New and renovated Manhattan lodgings appeal to families, romantics or both.
- FICTION
- STYLE : FALL HOME DESIGN : SITTING ON TOP OF THE WORLD
- Little Brother : BUFFALO NICKEL, <i> By Floyd Salas (Arte Publico Press: $19.95; 347 pp.)</i>
- ON-RAMP : Prelude to a Claim
- FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
- Florida Rebuilding Rules Stir Up Storm of Anger : Recovery: Some workers complain that regulations interfere with reconstruction. Others say officials aren't doing enough to prevent rip-offs.
- RABAN ON CLINTON
- San Gabriel Valley : 4 Area Cities to Be Honored
- Stevie (Bravo Sunday at 5 p.m., again...
- Still Joyful Despite Pain of Alzheimer's
- FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
- Mansion Impossible? : Be It Ever So Narrow, the Bushes' Houston Lot <i> Could </i> House a Residence Fit for an Ex-President
- JOHN PALMER: Cha$ing After the Campaign
- Playa Vista Plan's Impact
- 'Baby Jessica' Adapts to Living Normal Life as a First-Grader : Anniversary: Five years ago, nation turned its eyes toward toddler's rescue from 22-foot-deep, 8-inch-wide Texas water well.
- TV's Bumpy Campaign Trail
- Family Neighborhood in Urban Setting : Windsor Village: Feeling for close-knit area goes beyond streets and houses to embrace a heritage.
- Publisher or Pamphleteer?
- Garden Conference at Pierce College
- Everybody Is an Expert on 'Geraldo'
- WOMAN BEWARE WOMAN and WILD NIGHTS ...
- THE BIZ : New Leafs
- THE THAMES AND HUDSON ENCYCLOPEDIA OF GRAPHIC...
- L.A. SPEAK
- RESTAURANTS : A TEST OF TIME : Day and Night, This Downtown Restaurant Offers Hot-or-Cold Ambience With Hit-or-Miss Food
- SPORT REPORT : Shooting the Boule
- Earth, By MICHAEL FRIEDMAN
- The War Zone of Childhood : THE KINGDOM OF BROOKLYN, <i> By Merrill Joan Gerber (Longstreet Press: $18.95; 239 pp.)</i>
- Election Day
- A Political Feast
- Rewards of Somalia Relief Work Deeply Personal
- A parent symposium on gangs will be...
- Pipeline Blast Kills Worker
- LITTLE TOKYO : Merchants Seek Police Substation
- It Was the Last Squawk--Man Throttles Parrot