- A Success Story Amid the Storm
- A Celebrated Trail in Angeles National Forest
- The Beat of Culture : Heritage: A Ghanaian drummer's shop reconnects black Americans to their roots.
- PLAY THINGS : Rubber-a-Go-Go
- Caught in the Middle : Sidelined by Budget Cuts, Most JV Players Sit and Wait
- John Foreman; Producer of 'Prizzi's Honor,' 'Butch Cassidy'
- Advisory Panel to Be Elected Dec. 14
- Clinton Already Facing Pressure to Help Russia
- Lawyer Inherited Millions in Stock, Cash From Clients : Ethics: Questions of impropriety are raised. Leisure World attorney acknowledges gifts but denies wrongdoing.
- Tribal Warfare Heaps More Woe on Destitute Victims in Hostile Terrain of Sudan
- Untitled, By KILLARNEY CLARY
- Michael Jordan: Color Him Greene : HANG TIME: Days and Dreams With Michael Jordan, <i> By Bob Greene (Doubleday: $22.50; 406 pp.)</i>
- LAST CHANCE TO SEE by Douglas...
- Beach Community Boasts Scenic Beauty and Glamorous Past : Hollywood Riviera: Spectacular coastal and city views plus Mediterranean atmosphere make it attractive.
- 3 More Killed in High-Speed Police Chases : Pursuits: Toll rises to 10 deaths in two weeks. Authorities say suspects are more reckless, but critics say officers are falling victim to macho mentality.
- Winning Colors
- Doughnuts and Mariachis to Go
- Clinton Needs to Focus on the Fundamentals to Revive U.S. Economy
- Old Holidays And New In Prague : Carp Dinners and Christmas Trees Give Way to One of Europe's Most Raucous New Year's
- Great Home Cooks : HOME COOK : Teach Your Children Well
- Turkey Hopes to Clean Up Cotton Castle
- Job-Training Grant for Juvenile Offenders
- CALIFORNIA ALBUM : Homes on the Range : Some Fresno residents talk of development as low crop prices, the drought and reform of the Central Valley Project have led to a fickle year in the nation's richest farm county.
- Bombs Kill 25, Hurt 60; Rebel India Tribe Blamed
- STYLE : FASHION : Mixing It Up
- Hostel Tours Become Family Event : FamilyHostel's trial run shows promise for educational trips that mix generations.
- Was the U.S. Signal Red or Green on Kuwait?
- EC Realigns 2 Currencies to Avert Crisis
- Affordable-Housing Plan Up for Review
- A State of Independence : THROUGH THE IVORY GATE, <i> by Rita Dove</i> (<i> Pantheon Books: $21; 277 pp.; ISBN 0-679-41604-8</i>
- Clipper Guard Shoots for Hills
- Hostel Group Launches Advance Booking Service : Budget travelers can now reserve beds at 40 lodgings in 15 countries.
- SWEAT, STEEL AND SUICIDE : HOMESTEAD: The Glory and Tragedy of an American Steel Town, <i> By William Serrin (Times Books: $24; 572 pp.)</i>
- AUCTIONS : Los Angeles County
- * Hermann Musaph; Pioneer in Mother-Child Skin Contact Studies
- Cheops' Boat to Be Recovered, Restored : Archeology: Pharaoh's vessel lies buried 11 feet beneath the sand in a pit beside his Great Pyramid.
- College to Get Park--8 Years Late
- Asian-American Groups Split Funds
- Nudes, Flowers in a Happy Accident
- Bradbury : City Budget in the Black
- 'I Love the Kids' : From an Anonymous Trailer at Childrens Hospital, Astrid Heger Directs a Passionate--and Sometimes Controversial--Fight Against Child Abuse
- Lowering the Risks : O.C. Project Is Out to Prevent the Physical and Social Ills That Children of Teens Inherit
- Workman Student to Attend Conference
- Leisure World Lawyer Heir to Clients' Millions : Estates: James D. Gunderson, who prepared wills for thousands of retirees, vigorously denies wrongdoing.
- With Metropolitan (KCET Monday at 10:30 p.m.)...
- Unusual Gift Ideas
- Mayday for Aerospace : Worldwide Slump Grounds Commercial Jet Makers
- Peru Tabloid Charged Over Madonna's 'Sex'
- CROSS-COUNTRY : Belmont's Girls Ready to Take on State's Best
- Slow Economy Hasn't Cut Down Demand for Christmas Trees
- Canadian Plan Could Hike Drug Prices : Health: While U.S. reformers are promoting Canada's system, some lawmakers there want to emulate U.S. patent laws on pharmaceuticals.
- CLOSE-UP : Winged Sanctuary
- RESTAURANTS : THE RIGHT THING : Hollywood Nostalgia, a Hungarian Heritage and Schnitzel, All in Beverly Hills
- The Origin of Specious : SHADOWS OF FORGOTTEN ANCESTORS: A Search for Who We Are, <i> By Carl Sagan and Ann Druyan (Random House: $23; 505 pp.)</i>
- MOBILE HOMES : Owners of about 30 Portuguese Bend homes find they must 'adjust' them for tilting every few years. Some have moved hundreds of feet.
- No Quarter for the Kennedys : JFK: Reckless Youth, <i> By Nigel Hamilton (Random House: $30; 976 pp.)</i>
- 4 Clients Whose Estates Enriched James D. Gunderson : Martin L. Fisher
- Roof Fire Routs Home's 7 Inhabitants
- Moshe Bar-Kochba; Resigned in Protest as Leader in Israeli Army
- Practical Joke Gets Bank Customer Arrested
- Sheik Shells Outs Cool $3.1 Million for Huge Diamond
- FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS : Southern Section
- Bush Makes It Official: Thursday Thanksgiving
- Malcolm X's Widow Suing Haley Estate
- FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS : City Section
- City Wants Sports Heroes to Come Home--to Invest : Civic pride: The idea is to start a Hall of Fame, honor local athletes who made it big, and entice them to finance a business.
- THE STORY OF THE MINE: As Illustrated...
- THE SCENE : Tripping the Light Israeli
- A DREAM DIES IN ISRAEL : BORN SOCIALIST, REARED IN THE EGALITARIANISM OF THE KIBBUTZIM, THE JEWISH STATE FINDS THAT CAPITALIST REALITY IS ERODING ITS FOUNDING IDEALS.
- IN EXCESS : Tattoo You
- Beer-Drinking Is a Respected Tradition in Prague : Sampling brew in local halls offers glimpse of the lives of Czechs at all levels of society.
- STYLE : GARDENS : Return to Splendor
- Silly Wabbits and Quests for Adventure
- BASKETBALL : Crenshaw Wins Season-Opener
- Latino AIDS Project Opens New Center
- * William Bugge; Headed Major Road Construction Projects
- Yule Be Watching : The Yes-They're-Already-Here TV Viewing Holiday Guide
- L.A. SPEAK
- Rebuild L.A. and Atlanta Project Share Many Goals : Cities: Jimmy Carter lends his prestige and zeal to pacesetting effort at healing urban neighborhoods.
- FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS : City Section
- Study of Nerve Cells Focus of Caltech Grant
- Bombs Outnumber Cucumbers on Farm
- TRAVEL INSIDER : Vacation Planning and Political Correctness : Trends: A proposed gay boycott of Colorado shows how tourism dollars can be cast like ballots.
- ASK THE INDOOR GARDENER : Polka-Dot Plant Takes Special Care
- Better Than Booze
- British Postbus Always Rings Twice : Royal Mail vans now take tourists on out-of-way routes serving residents of England, Scotland, Wales.
- STALKING THE WILD NEUTRINO : In a Subterranean Russian Lab, Scientists Search for Clues to the Making of the Universe.
- High School Looks for Gifted Students
- Great Home Cooks : Smoke and Fire
- Israel's Eloquent Dove : PERSONAL WITNESS: Israel Through My Eyes, <i> By Abba Eban (Putnam: $29.95; 672 pp.)</i>
- VOLLEYBALL : University Upsets Roosevelt in Semifinal Match
- Salvation Army Bell Ringer Arrested in Drug Case
- FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS : City Section
- FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS : Southern Section
- Pastor Wants to Bust Homelessness in L.A.
- Older Volunteers Tutor Students
- World IN BRIEF : LIBERIA : Soldier Executed for Killing Civilian
- Bride's Train Takes the Cake--at 400 Feet
- John F. Kennedy: Years of Lightning, Day...
- United Way Chapter Moves to Drop Scouts
- L.A. Cityscape in Warehouse Area
- No Fault in 'Wars'
- SMOKE SCREEN
- Times Own Magazine Needs Scent Check
- Jennings, ABC Get the Vote
- Real Heroes Make World Safe for Fakes
- Who Do Spokespersons for Land Annexations Represent?
- Settlement Paid to Bike Crash Victim Seen as Extravagant Sum
- Aussie Buses
- Crack Down on Criminals
- HELL REVISITED
- Things Getting Out of Hand
- Sloan Off Target on Deal for Continental
- Baxter's 'Fun' Not Shared
- HELL REVISITED
- In Defense of Dan Sandel
- Lose the Bigots
- Real Heroes Make World Safe for Fakes
- Keeping Score
- Palm Beach Memory
- How John Paul Jones Really Met His Maker
- Closing Libraries
- On Shaky Ground
- LET THEM EAT CAKE
- Laguna Airfield
- SMOKE SCREEN
- Gang Deaths
- Real Heroes Make World Safe for Fakes
- Driving Home a Point on Theft of Lost Golf Balls
- COVER STORY : Laying New Foundations : Religion: Inexpensive housing. Counseling. Day-care services. Job training. Business loans. Even sex education. In many inner-city areas, churches are offering an ever-wider array of services, becoming the primary force for social change.
- Closing Libraries
- Race Is No Reason for Police Roust
- Proposition N Was Needed
- O.C. Republicanism Thrives Despite Media 'Distortions'
- L.A. Cityscape in Warehouse Area
- Spike Lee's Shop
- Troubled by Condition of Cemetery
- O.C. Republicanism Thrives Despite Media 'Distortions'
- Keeping Score
- Closing Libraries
- Still Cheering in Texas
- No Love at First Bite?
- Paging Joel Silver
- Settlement Paid to Bike Crash Victim Seen as Extravagant Sum
- DEAR DIARY
- Informative and Enjoyable
- MAD AS HELL : A Few Good Salaries . . .
- DEAR DIARY
- Changing Channelers
- Real Heroes Make World Safe for Fakes
- No Love at First Bite?
- Keeping Score
- Aaron Betsky's Criticism of Architecture
- Preserve Claretville
- LET THEM EAT CAKE
- Aaron Betsky's Criticism of Architecture
- A Sisterly Example
- HELL REVISITED
- L.A. Cityscape in Warehouse Area
- Infighting Could Put Chamber of Commerce Out of Business
- Venice's Channel Gateway Development
- Hail to the Chief
- No Love at First Bite?
- Ralphs in Inner City
- DEAR DIARY
- New Interest in Urban Trees Takes Root in South Bay : Environment: In Lomita, the surprise buzz of chain saws and quick civic action have resulted in formation of an advisory committee. Other cities are taking similar action or seeking professional advice.
- Boy Scouts
- Vicksburg Memory
- HEARTBREAK ROAD
- DEAR DIARY
- Mexico Tuna Fishing Policy Defended
- Watchdog for Mobile Home Park Owners
- Cycling Sentinels
- HELL REVISITED
- L.A. Cityscape in Warehouse Area
- Threat of Airport
- Abrupt About-Face on Raising Kids
- Dirty Water
- Another Newsletter
- No Love at First Bite?
- Spike Lee's Shop
- Who Do Spokespersons for Land Annexations Represent?
- Good Rules Make Good Neighbors
- DEAR DIARY
- Right Is Denied
- O.C. Republicanism Thrives Despite Media 'Distortions'
- Educating Teens About Sex
- Real Heroes Make World Safe for Fakes
- Perot's Program
- Fraternities Not Racist
- Skateboard Ban
- O.C.'s Legislators Are Keeping a Tight Hold on State's Purse Strings : Government: About 150 of the group's 181 measures didn't require new expenditures of public money. Lawmakers defended others as good investments that would pay social dividends in future.
- A look inside Hollywood and the movies : WORDS FOR LUNCH BUNCH : Next From Julia Phillips: 'Power Lesbians of Hollywood.' Should Be Lively.
- NONFICTION - Nov. 22, 1992
- NONFICTION - Nov. 22, 1992
- NONFICTION - Nov. 22, 1992
- LION & THE COWARD: Two weeks ago,...
- Violence Never Far From O.C. Schoolyards
- Beaten Newsman Knew 1 of His Assailants : Crime: Police reports show that Gary Shepard was not the victim of a random attack by transients. One defendant says he spent the night at the TV reporter's home.
- SHE'S A HIT: Julie Nixon Eisenhower's talk...
- Collapse Reinforces Need for Inspections : Housing: Owners are urged to check homes regularly after fatal accident in Malibu. Responsibility rests with the homeowners, not building officials.
- Bank Teller Saves Target of Suspected Scam
- Tuberculosis Cases on Rise in the County : Health: Aggressive measures to curb the disease are started with federal aid. The number of cases is rising at more than three times the national rate.
- Giveaways Brighten Thanksgiving for Needy Families
- Environmental Group's Wild Horse Count Sparks Debate : Wildlife: Survey of Nevada rangeland funded by 'Dances With Wolves' author concludes population is only one-fourth of federal estimate.
- Infighting Could Put Chamber of Commerce Out of Business
- Figuring the Human Costs to Budget Cuts in Education : College: The SDSU faculty struggles to provide quality teaching while students bear increased fees, fewer choices.
- Bridesmaid Revisited for Lowery
- THE NBA / MARK HEISLER : It's Merely Shaq, but What Impact
- Washington Is Hit by Blizzard, 42-23 : Pacific 10: Washington State keeps its footing in the snow and keeps its bowl hopes alive.
- Time to Unfold Hands, Fold Up Aztec Tent
- Schott's Apology Accepted, but She Will Face Scrutiny
- Jacke's Kicks Give Stull a Boost, 22-17 : Big Eight: Five field goals lift the embattled Missouri coach to a 22-17 upset of Kansas.
- SOUTH ROUNDUP : North Carolina State Rolls Past Wake Forest
- Forfeit Leaves Them at a Loss : College football: Morgan State tries to make sense of the events that led to cancellation of game against Bethune-Cookman.
- Panorama City's Johnson Wins LPBT Event
- Winter Sports
- COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Mission's Evans Places 3rd in Women's State Cross-Country Race
- PREP VOLLEYBALL : Bishop Montgomery Wins Division II Final
- Trojans End Up One Big Play Short : USC: A crowded end zone proves the difference between a share of the Pac-10 title and defeat.
- Chargers Seeking a Rare Achievement : NFL: A victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers would give the Chargers a record of better than .500.
- HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL / CITY SECTION PREVIEW : VALLEY PAC-8 CONFERENCE : MID-VALLEY LEAGUE (3-A)
- JUNIOR COLLEGE FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : Antelope Valley Beats Victor Valley, 31-25
- Instant Chemistry Pays Off : Golf: Crenshaw and Beck, playing as a team for the first time, lead Shark Shootout by one stroke.
- COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOOTBALL : El Camino Wins, 37-28, to Earn Berth to Bowl Game
- Valley Youth Conference to Renew Fight With LAUSD Over User Fees
- PREP FOOTBALL SPOTLIGHT : FACTS, FIGURES AND COMMENTS FROM LAST WEEK'S GAMES : MASS INFRACTION
- Bruins Win a Barnes Burner : Game: Barnes connects with Stokes for 90-yard touchdown. Trojans later miss two-point try for victory, 38-37.
- NBA ROUNDUP : O'Neal Stands Tall in Loss to Knicks
- Rams Are Hoping That Home Can Be Sweet Again : 49ers: San Francisco has won five consecutive games at Anaheim. L.A. is counting on capacity crowd to help today.
- Winter Sports
- Fresno State Outlasts San Diego State : WAC: Faulk and his replacement are injured as the Aztecs lose the league title for the second consecutive season, 45-41.
- WAC ROUNDUP : BYU Beats Utah, Loses Hancock
- SOUTHERN SECTION DIVISION I VOLLEYBALL : It's Business as Usual for Corona del Mar
- Names in the News - Nov. 22, 1992
- Baseball
- Barnes Stands Alongside Norman Dow in Bruin Lore : UCLA: Quarterback shows his timing is exceptional by playing the game of his life.
- BIG WEST ROUNDUP : San Jose Loses Its Grip, 34-24
- ROUNDUP : Loyola Volleyball Team Finishes Second in West Coast Conference
- SOUTHEAST ROUNDUP : Florida Wins Seventh in Row, Gets Alabama
- COLLEGE BASKETBALL ROUNDUP : Chapman Has New Look, Runs Up 132 in Victory
- EAST ROUNDUP : Penn State Unleashes O'Neal on Pitt, 57-13
- HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL / GIRLS' SOUTHERN SECTION CHAMPIONSHIPS : DIVISION IV Nordhoff Rings Up Title in Easy Win Over Atascadero
- HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL / PLAYOFF ROUNDUP
- Names in the News - Nov. 22, 1992
- Teaff Receives Going-Away Present : Southwest: Baylor beats Texas, 21-20, in final regular-season game for Bears' retiring coach.
- SOUTHERN SECTION DIVISION V VOLLEYBALL : Bunce, Benkovsky Spark Capistrano Valley Christian
- NHL ROUNDUP : Canucks All Over Oilers, 9-0
- Stanford Puts On a Show : Big Game: A 41-21 victory over Cal is overshadowed by halftime activities.
- Baseball
- Escondido's Cox Finally Outruns Keim, Captures Title
- COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : Saddleback Gets Bowl Bid After Routing Golden West
- Poway Defense Puts a Halt to Point Loma
- Raiders Wouldn't Miss Elway : Pro football: Bronco starting quarterback is not expected to play, opening the door for Maddox.
- The Fight to Define the '80's : Legacy: By winning, Bill Clinton now has the chance to put his spin on what the policies of Ronald Reagan meant for the nation.
- Administration Job Line Forms on the Right: Latinos, Take a Number : Clinton: If the President-elect does the right thing, he will practice presidential affirmative action. But will the right Chicanos be picked?
- LOS ANGELES TIMES INTERVIEW : Linda Bloodworth-Thomason : A Key to That Hollywood-Arkansas Connection
- How Did the Deadly Virus of Hate Weaken America? : AIDS: For 12 years, the country's moral immune system was allowed to deteriorate. Today, there's hope that legacy will be reversed.
- Don't Be a Water Bug : Seventh year of drought would leave California with reservoir of problems
- COLUMN RIGHT / LLEWELLYN H. ROCKWELL JR. : Life During the Age of Clinton : With no effective opposition to his agenda, we can expect everything from socialized medicine to a ban on Styrofoam.
- PLATFORM : Skimpy Laurels
- Working Out May Ease Pain of Arthritis
- Showdown at City Hall : Official Accuses 2 Councilmen of Unethical Conduct
- The 'Tru' Story : Robert Morse Tells How He Staged a Comeback
- The People Who Love a Parade
- College Board Honors 4 Local Graduates
- 'Last of the True Glamsters'
- Students Are Up to Something Fishy
- Bradley Gives Christmas Parade a Lift : Finances: The mayor vetoed an ordinance that would have billed organizers at least $80,000 for traffic control.
- * Joseph Kaliff; Columnist Founded Caricaturists Society
- Pomona : Ursua to Run for Mayor
- Bungee Jumpers in Stretch Run for Their Rights : Daredevils: Twin tragedies in Michigan and Canada prompt national reassessment, moves in various states to ban sport.
- PERSPECTIVE ON THE MEDIA : Waging War on Culture Pollution : 'Jamming,' a new breed of dissent, parodies popular ad images in a campaign to cleanse our mental environment.
- OXNARD : Man Killed in Crash Identified
- Hope for Cancer Patients Is Planted in the Form of 2 Million Yew Trees : Medicine: Experimental farm may ease shortage of anti-cancer chemical produced by the slow-growing trees.
- Commentaries : Passage of Time Unveils the True Joys of Thanksgiving : Holiday: A teacher learns the day is special because families are together, making memories.
- Anaheim's Folly: the Indoor Arena : What If It Built a Facility and Nobody Came?
- Biosphere 2 Isn't Sealed From Controversy : Science: Eight people finish first year of living in self-sustaining capsule in desert, but operators admit project has fudged on its operating guidelines.
- Undoing the Damage : At a Cal State Dominguez Hills development center, handicapped children--many the offspring of women who used drugs during pregnancy--are given a fighting chance.
- Renovation Costs Soar for Tibetan Palace
- Editorial : Government Charity Should Begin With Workers : The city and county continue to loan out executives to private charities while asking employees to take pay cuts.
- Murder-Rape Suspect's Arraignment Is Delayed
- Blacks Not Surprised by Leak in King Case : Judiciary: Community leaders have been suspicious of the system's treatment of African-Americans. Still, they are incensed that a strategy memo on the trial ended up in a defense attorney's hands.
- This Gobbler Rules the Roost : Holiday: Love means never having to cook your 50-pound pet turkey. Even though his name <i> is</i> Dinner.
- Man Dies in Hospital After Fight With Police : Law enforcement: He hit one officer and tried to bite another after crashing his van, then stopped breathing in patrol car. Tests find cocaine in his system.
- Woman Dies From Burns Suffered in House Fire
- Poll Guard Lesson Lost on County GOP : Despite Settlement, Republican Party Here Fails to Grasp Why 1988 Incident Was Wrong
- The Artists' Studio Gallery at The Shops...
- Armed Man Slain in Santa Ana
- Hall Charts Fortune, Fame of Rodeo Cowboys : Heritage: Lucrative spectator sport grew out of 19th-Century ranch hands' daily work.
- Officials Call for School-Based Health Clinics : Medicine: Group wants to establish the basic care facilities countywide for low-income students and their families.
- COMMENTARY ON MUNICIPAL FINANCES : Cities May Find a Neighborly Approach Can Ease Next Blows : With the state deficit sure to inflict more pain, local governments should consider sharing certain services.
- Fighting Back : Blythe Street: About 100 people try to beautify the troubled Panorama City neighborhood scarred by gangs and years of neglect.
- 2 Unhurt in Airport Small Plane Crash
- SUPER LOTTO RESULTS
- Can We All Get Along? : Rodney King's Visit Gives Tustin High School Students a Learning Experience
- Small-Town Policing Takes a Personal Touch : Law enforcement: Despite long hours and low pay, chiefs say their jobs rank high in satisfaction.
- Rodney King's Celebrity: Much Ado About Not Much
- Deep Into Dinosaurs : PBS Documentary Separate Myth from Warmblooded Facts
- Caltech Professor Gets $6,000 Award