- STAGE REVIEW : Balancing Memories of Father
- NEW ZEALAND
- Time Warner Trims Board by 6 Directors : Media: Company executives deny the move is linked to the death of Chairman Steven Ross. A Ross confidante quits.
- A SPECIAL REPORT: MULTICULTURAL HOLIDAYS
- THE HUMAN CONDITION HOW WE GIVE GIFTS : Keeping Your Presence of Mind During Holiday Season
- ORANGE COUNTY VOICES : Feeding the Area's Hungry Should Be Ongoing Priority : Many residents need assistance throughout the year, not just at Christmastime.
- City Stays Clear as 2 Neighbors Feud Over Fence : Simi Valley: Officials decline to pass view protection laws advocated by a homeowner battling a 6-foot wall shielding the adjacent property.
- CHRISTMAS LIGHTS : The Los Angeles area is ablaze this season with a variety of spectacular light displays. Here is a small sampling:
- 5 Hurt, Including Toddler, in Crash
- Torch Brightens Hanukkah : Flame Brought From Israel Is Used to Light Menorahs for Jewish Celebration
- High-Rent ZIP Code Is No Perk for Oak Park : Ventura County: Residents pay more in insurance premiums and other costs because of link to neighbor Agoura Hills in L.A. County.
- Eagles Hand Redskins a 17-13 Setback : NFC: Cornerback Allen deflects potential game-winning pass on final play. Philadelphia clinches playoff spot.
- Chargers Light Their Victory Cigars : Celebration: A 10-year drought ends as San Diego becomes the first team to go from 0-4 to the playoffs.
- O.C. STAGE REVIEW : 'Trouble' Has None Giving Yule Message
- Arab Caricatures Deface Disney's 'Aladdin'
- Hollywood's AIDS Support Is More Fantasy Than Fact
- PREP BASKETBALL '92-'93 / PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE : Costa Mesa
- Packers Too Slick for Rams : Pro football: Green Bay, still in the hunt for a wild-card playoff berth, runs rings around L.A. for a 28-13 victory.
- AMERICAN ALBUM : A 'humbug' for dimming down the Yuletide : In Phoenix, a new law bars admission charges for elaborate displays.
- Youth OPINION
- A Fairer Course for Women : Is there an institutional bias at UC Irvine medical school?
- Canyon's Thompson Invited to Camp
- RAM NOTES : Lang Proves That Speed, Indeed, Can Burn
- San Clemente's Colin McPhillips and Dana Hills'...
- Green Keeps Rushing to Bengals' Aid, 20-10
- Dolphins Clinch Wild-Card Berth : AFC: Stoyanovich, after missing extra-point attempt with 2:30 left, makes field goal to beat Jets, 19-17.
- INSURANCE
- JAPAN
- SPOTLIGHT / A GLANCE AT THIS WEEK IN THE NFL : LEARNING INS AND OUTS
- AIRLINES
- Democratic Taiwan Legislature Expected
- TRANSITION WATCH
- 3.7 Quake Damages Chimneys in Bay Area
- 4 Teen-Agers Shot Dead in Reputed Drug Den
- Harry John; Founded Charity That Gave Away Millions
- Platform : Wishes for Society: 'People Come First'
- WEST COUNTY : Oxnard : Teen-Ager Shot by Unknown Assailant
- Community Essay : 'This Wasn't Supposed to Happen in Orange County' : Violence: Four middle-class youths on a bike ride intersect with four others in a parking lot. When the shooting stops, one is dead.
- Ugly Victory Looks Good to Vikings : Interconference: Despite turnovers, Minnesota gets past Pittsburgh, 6-3, to clinch NFC Central title.
- SHORT TAKES / MOVIES : Robin Williams Reassures 'Castro' Filmmakers
- The Quagmire of Rain Forest Logging : Trade: Misguided policy and profiteering combine to squander resources in Malaysia and other tropical nations.
- New Russian Premier Agrees to Keep Key Reformers : Politics: An alarmed Yeltsin insists on staying the free-market course, and Chernomyrdin goes along.
- Curtis Peagler; Noted Jazz Saxophonist
- Coroner Identifies Accident Victim
- GOLF : Norman Has a 63, Then Loses to Faldo on First Playoff Hole
- Rising Austrian Skier Is Killed After Winning Downhill Race
- Lions' Ware Looks Like a Winner Again, 16-3
- UCLA's Business as Usual Is Not Enough in Final
- Merry Christmasand You're Fired
- Warlord Gets Warning as Marines Arrive
- Alaska's Wolf Shoot: Farewell, White Fang : Wildlife: Hunters with clout decree wolves to be in excess. The animals are victims, like the Sioux, of the frontier myth.
- Today's Agenda
- Raiders Put Chargers in Playoffs : Pro football: Smallest non-strike Coliseum crowd sees San Diego breeze to 36-14 victory.
- Green Bay Provides the Cold Shoulder
- WINTER SPORTS ROUNDUP : Girardelli Wins and Works Up Appetite
- Cincinnati forward Terry Nelson, hospitalized because of...
- COLLEGE BASKETBALL NATIONAL ROUNDUP : Dean Smith Gets Milestone Win
- Batch of Winners at 'Festival Hong Kong'
- After New Attack, Germans Protest Violence
- The Sound of Music on Mt. Washington Is Caroling
- 3 O.C. Men Elected to Board of MWD
- GARDEN GROVE : City to Study Tax, Cultural Center Plans
- PERSPECTIVES ON URBAN RENEWAL : A Concert Hall for Fantasyland : Recession and riots underline the perversity of this cultural extravagance as a statement of civic pride.
- Star-Studded Palmdale : History: A former resident says the town long ago was a getaway or workplace for Hollywood luminaries and other celebrities.
- Moorpark Settling Down After Wild Times : Government: The city looks back on its colorful beginnings nearly 10 years ago from a vantage point of relative calm. But have the controversies really faded, or just all the noise?
- Golic, Allen and Era Coming to End
- COLLEGE HOCKEY : No. 1 Maine Beats No. 3 Lake Superior State, 3-2
- Elway Comes Back, and So Do Broncos : AFC: Denver overcomes five first-half turnovers, rallies to beat Seattle, 10-6, and keep playoff hopes alive.
- NBA ROUNDUP : Williams Grabs 10,000th Rebound
- MUSIC REVIEW : Few Thrills in Pacific's 'Messiah'
- Six Killed, Two Injured in Texas Auto Accident
- Endangered Species Act Battles for Its Own Survival : Wildlife: The law has produced a mixed record in its 20 years. Both sides plot strategy for showdown in Congress.
- COUNTYWIDE : Free Tows Offered to Avoid Accidents
- POP MUSIC REVIEW : Downbeat With Thelonious Monster
- Is Stern Worse Than Fox's 'Color'?
- More Older Men Trading Careers for Cassocks : Camarillo: St. John's Seminary mirrors a rise nationwide in the ages of aspiring Catholic priests.
- COUNTYWIDE : Nursing Home to Be Built for Mentally Ill
- In the Spirit of Our Times : The Disney family's gifts represent an investment in the future of Los Angeles.
- Motorist Killed, Burned as Car Crashes
- Sermon : 'Be Patient Toward Doubts'
- 2 Babies Found Dead in Homes Blocks Apart
- OCC Makes Runs at Chaffey, Wins Coast Classic
- School Board Veteran Poised to Take Reins : Newport-Mesa: Fellow members look favorably on Rod MacMillian, but many in the community want someone less identified with the district's past.
- Islas Is Acquiring a Feel for the Game : Soccer: After getting accustomed to the sport, sophomore's long-range shooting has provided Santa Ana Valley with a winning feeling.
- Bills Turn Incentive Into 20-16 Victory : Interconference: Pass-interference penalty keeps drive alive against Saints, who don't have as much at stake.
- PREP BASKETBALL '92-'93 / PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE : Laguna Hills
- This Welcome Elicits Moment of Toto Recall
- ART
- No Lie: Isuzu to Stop Making Passenger Cars : Automobiles: The move will leave a gap in General Motors' Geo lineup.
- U.S., Britain Seek Halt in Serbs' Bosnia Flights : Balkans: Bush and Major join forces, will push for U.N. authority for enforcement of 'no-fly zone.'
- A SPECIAL REPORT: MULTICULTURAL HOLIDAYS
- Challenges Await Troops in Inland Town Gripped by Famine : Somalia: Bardera sits where two heavily mined roads meet. And it has a full share of deadly armed bands.
- Topic A : A Different Spin on the World Around Us : Don't Toy With Us!
- LAGUNA HILLS : Legal Battle Over Bridge Intensifies
- Are Kids Listening? : Youngsters Speak Out About Radio's King of Raunch: Howard Stern
- What's an Art Collector to Do? : Economics: Peter Watson has written a book that charts the ups and downs of the art market through history.
- Ski Slopes Figured in Creation of Company : Loss of income by his son and desire for financial stability caused entrepreneur to launch Anaheim label-printing business.
- Boom in Restaurant Stocks Starts Getting Stale
- Steven Ross, Chairman of Time Warner, Dies at 65 : Business: The charismatic executive was the driving force in the global expansion of the media conglomerate.
- Overturned Car Backs Up Freeway Traffic
- BUENA PARK : City, School May Share Arts Center
- Snapshots of life in the Golden State : UFO Support Group Finds Solace in Close Encounters
- Birders Count Up Their Fine Feathered Friends : Population: Audubon Society volunteers ranged over hill and dale to take stock of the bird species in Orange County.
- Murder Case Is Even More Baffling Without a Body
- Carbone Leads Los Alamitos in Hawaii
- JAZZ REVIEW : Yule Concert Easily Passes Test of Time
- Seismic Sea Waves
- Questions Linger About Attack on Herschensohn : Campaign: Defeated GOP Senate candidate still claims Barbara Boxer was behind allegations that he frequented a nude dance club. Rumors about him were numerous, but there is no proof that his opponent ordered the disclosure.
- Gays and Sex in the Military
- Children's Home Society
- New Administration
- Conrad's Arrest
- Conrad's Arrest
- Welfare
- Gays and Sex in the Military
- In Defense of Ocean View
- Testimony : ONE PERSON'S STORY...
- Debt Financing
- Gays and Sex in the Military
- SAGA PETER WYDEN AND STELLA GOLDSCHLAG...
- Children's Home Society
- Land Swap Is Good Deal
- Senators' Press Rules
- Mini-City on Fast Track
- MOVIES - Dec. 21, 1992
- OTHER NEWS - Dec. 21, 1992
- OTHER NEWS - Dec. 21, 1992
- OTHER NEWS - Dec. 21, 1992
- OTHER NEWS - Dec. 21, 1992
- OTHER NEWS - Dec. 21, 1992
- Notes on a Scorecard - Dec. 21, 1992
- Names in the News - Dec. 21, 1992
- Names in the News - Dec. 21, 1992
- Names in the News - Dec. 21, 1992
- TELEVISION - Dec. 21, 1992
- Study Confirms O.C. Anglo-Latino Pay Gap : Ethnicity: Blacks and Asians also make less, U.S. Census statistics show, though the gulf is not as great.
- East County : THOUSAND OAKS : Roof Fire Threatens Neighboring Homes
- Education, Energy Picks Appear Set : Cabinet: Clinton is expected to name former South Carolina Gov. Richard Riley and utility executive Hazel O'Leary, a black, to posts.
- BANKING & FINANCE - Dec. 21, 1992
- Officials' Costly Actions Set Bad Example : Special Care Should Be Taken With Public Funds During Tough Economic Times
- Threatt Points the Way, 92-86 : Pro basketball: Guard scores 27 points as Lakers hand Nuggets their seventh consecutive loss.
- Good Hands Man : College Basketball: New Mexico State's Sam Crawford and those who know his game and grit best are confident the pros will come calling early in this year's NBA draft.
- 'Angels' Director Calls Split 'Amicable'
- Refrigerator Wins, Puts the World Title on Ice
- South Holds Off Damien for Tournament Title, 67-63
- A ROSE IS A ROSE? Geffen Records...
- PREP ROUNDUP : Keeler Has Goal, Assist as Troy Beats Cypress for Girls' Soccer Title
- Past, Present and P.C. : May Sun's art was politically correct before it was fashionable and a lot of it is out there for the world to see
- Author, Illustrator Tasha Tudor Brings Storybook Holidays to Life
- 'Child-Free' Backed in 'Baby-Bonkers' Society : Families: Although she never planned to be childless, Leslie Lafayette decided to skip motherhood. Now she heads a national organization to help others who are childless.
- New Coach, Familiar Look in UNLV's Victory Over Irvine
- '92 Year In Review : Ministry: Boldest of the Year : Much of 1992's best music was hard to find on the radio because it came from acts too radical or too sophisticated for mainstream pop-rock tastes
- Morocco Seizes Hashish Hidden Inside Condoms
- Defendant in Base Fraud Accuses Others : Point Mugu: Joseph Vach implicates civilians in the purchasing scandal and alleges assault.
- They called it a Flying Nun Run, but it really was a lot of down-to-earth walking.
- Rex and Adonis or Felix and Oscar? : Kansas Teammates Walters and Jordan Are an Odd, but Extremely Talented, Couple of Guards
- WOMEN'S BASKETBALL : USC Uses Big Run to Beat N. Illinois
- Pat Riley . . . gets 600th win
- PREP BASKETBALL '92-92 / ORANGE LEAGUE : Magnolia
- Sowing Harmony With Trees, Dance
- THE NBA / MARK HEISLER : Shark's Fall Into Tank Hastened
- Gifts Any Sports Fan Will Truly Appreciate
- Tollway Agency-Caltrans Proposal Draws Protest : Transportation: The agreement would create a 'no-competition' zone around the San Joaquin Hills toll road that opponents say will shortchange commuters and only make traffic worse.
- COLLEGE BASKETBALL GLENDALE TOURNAMENT : Reserves Lead Ventura's Charge to Title
- Mark Gastineau, former New York Jet defensive...
- HOLLYWOOD PARK : Creaking Board Wins Starlet
- The Wild West Atmosphere Must Be Tamed : DANIEL H. KIM
- Glitches May Delay Start of Red Line : Subway: Crews are working around the clock to solve problems, including car doors that do not close, to meet Jan. 11 opening.
- Leftward Ho! : Finding a New Center for U.S. Politics : Bill Clinton wants to redefine the political center. It was shifted to the right over the last 12 years, but now he aims to move it to the left.
- Just Saying No to Parties Will Surely Lead to Harder Questions
- Sobriety Checkpoint Nets 17 Suspects
- Soviet Ghosts Haunt Desolate Somali Outpost : Relief: Surrounded by wreckage of MIGs, 12 lonely Marines listen to Jimi Hendrix and wait for reinforcements to arrive.
- Growers Escape Damage in 1st Cold Spell
- California IN BRIEF : SAN FRANCISCO : Gas Odor Closes Busy BART Station
- His eyes--how they twinkled! His dimples--how...
- Mountains of History : Grandeur of Angeles National Forest Lures Generations of Hikers, Miners
- Dog Owners Want Space in Parks to Let Spot Run : Pets: City Council considers creating an exercise area along power line right of way in north Redondo Beach.
- Job Cuts Bring Hunger Home to the Suburbs : Economy: More families are using food banks, and agencies say things may get worse as severance benefits run out.
- His Father Gets an Assist : Among the People Burt Harris Sr. Told About His Son's Exploits Was USC's George Raveling, Who Ended Up Signing the Guard
- O'Bannon Is Lost in Space; Harrick Finds Him in Time : College basketball: Coach awakens awed sophomore, who then leads UCLA back from a 10-point deficit in 68-63 defeat of Georgia.
- All Bowled Over: College Football's Picnic of Pastel
- CS Fullerton Beats CS Northridge, 75-68
- RU486: A Changing Tune at the FDA : 'Abortion pill' maker should now seek federal approval
- CAMPUS CORRESPONDENCE : Colorado's Shameful Anti-Gay Act Must Be Overturned
- Countywide : Levy Foundation Donates $266,216
- 2 Teens Arrested in Series of Crimes : Crime: The youths are suspects in a shooting and five robberies in Hawthorne, Lawndale and Redondo Beach.
- Media Sideshow: Ready for Prime-time?
- Texas Gov. Richards Considers Taking Sen. Bentsen's Seat
- Boulder Seeks to Counter Influx of Yuppies
- COLLEGE HOCKEY : Princeton Gets Physical, but Lake Superior Wins, 3-1
- 49ers Are Best in the NFC : Pro football: They clinch division title, home-field advantage in playoffs by beating Buccaneers, 21-14. Montana does not play.
- PREP BASKETBALL '92-92 / ORANGE LEAGUE : Anaheim
- BOYS' BASKETBALL ROUNDUP : Capistrano Valley's Thornton Ties County 3-Point Record in Florida
- Rams Try to Cool Green Bay : Pro football: Packers say that they will take L.A. seriously despite their looming Central Division showdown with Vikings.
- COMMENTARY : Enough Already! : Have Madonna and Prince shown us more than we wanted to see? Their new albums are sinking fast, the mystery long gone
- Channeling Chaplin : It is the role of Robert Downey Jr.'s career--and he believes the Little Tramp is with him
- '92 Year In Review : There's No Crying Over This Year : From 'Howards End' to 'A Brief History of Time,' 1992's Top 10 films were a diverse, quality group
- Deck the Streets : Neighborhood Goes All Out With Decorations, but Some Complain of Gawkers and Traffic
- NBA ROUNDUP : It's No Joke: 76ers Beat Bulls at Chicago
- Political Conflicts Can Be Family Affair : Laguna Beach Mayor's Fine Is Expensive Way to Learn of Husband's Business Dealings
- He Was Too Nice to Be True
- Needy Residents Can Register for Monthly Food Program
- Tommy Preston and Wilbert Biggens, Texas A&M;...
- PEARLS OF WISDOM: No, guitarist Stone Gossard...
- Sibelius' 'Tempest' a First-Rate Rarity
- 'ZINE ZING: When Tina Brown took over...
- Rice Growers Flood Fields to Help Waterfowl
- Break up the CRA to Best Rebuild L.A. : Redevelopment: What's needed is a South-Central version of the agency, run by local leaders and responsive to grass-roots needs.
- 1774 Gagliano Violin Vanishes in Munich
- Thousands of Holiday Riders Take Free Metrolink Saturday Service
- Is Forest Being Loved to Death? : Preservation: As Angeles National Forest celebrates its 100th anniversary, its caretakers worry about the threat to its cathedral of trees, canyons of wildflowers and snowcapped vistas.
- New Leadership for Newport-Mesa : Parents' Dismay With Administration Is Justified
- Chargers Close to Taking a Big Step : Pro football: By beating the Raiders, San Diego can earn its first playoff berth since 1982.
- ROUNDUP
- Smooth Kentucky Mash : Jamal Mashburn Doesn't Think He's Anything Special, but His Coach, Teammates and Opponents Know Differently
- '92 Year In Review : THE CONSENSUS TOP 10 : Los Lobos Takes No. 1 Spot
- Old Money's New Generation
- Countywide : Court Cases Delayed for Some in Military
- Charting a Course for Overwhelmed Courts : Commission wisely asks how to avoid future shocks
- California IN BRIEF : SAN JOSE : 2 Pastors Charged With Molestation
- A Place to Check Out Bargains by the Shelf : Used-Book Shop Offers Thousands of Titles
- A Traveling Call: L.A. or Burbank for Clippers? : Pro basketball: Westwood developer is spearheading an effort to entice the NBA team to play in the Valley on a site formerly occupied by Lockheed.
- Last-Minute Shoppers Keep Tradition Alive
- PREP BASKETBALL '92-'93
- DeMya Wimberly ran for one touchdown and...
- COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Hyner's 30 Points Lead SCC Past Biola
- Arthur Ashe Has Class, Dignity and Insight Despite Misfortune
- PREP BASKETBALL '92-92 / ORANGE LEAGUE : Brea-Olinda
- '92 Year In Review
- Twins Desire to Walk in Other's Shoes
- CLUBLAND: Isaac Tigrett, co-founder of the Hard...
- PREP BASKETBALL '92-92 / ORANGE LEAGUE : Savanna
- Road Still Is Rough for USC : College basketball: St. Louis University, which was 5-23 last season, gives Spoonhour his 200th victory, 94-79.
- Smart Money Bets On New Communications Media
- GIFTS : How to Please a Grumpit
- Happy Trails in Simi Valley's Happy Camp Park
- STYLE : GARDENS : Let It Snow
- Visionary With a 25-Cent Plan for Peace on Earth
- Retro : Holiday <i> Shew-</i> In
- Meryl Streep wishes all a good night in 'Night Before' video poem on Showtime
- Judge Strips Trustee Duties From Second O.C. Lawyer
- Diamond Bar : Kim's Successor Appointed
- Homemade Holidays : An Exile in New York, a military brat, a mom who poached a tree. . .and the search for figgy pudding. 'Tis the season to remember. With recipes. : You Can Go Home Again
- It's a Living : And the Writer Is...
- Ready to Fight : Attorney Johnnie Cochran Jr. has built a reputation on controversial police abuse cases. Now he faces heat again with a different sort of challenge--representing Reginald Denny.
- In the Watts Enterprise Zone, It's RISKY BUSINESS : Companies face staggering levels of poverty and crime. In the six years since the zone was formed, officials have spent about $1.3 million to create just 116 new jobs.
- Unions Fight to Keep Racing Form in L.A.
- Glory of Portugal--Finding Sea Route to East : Exploration: Albuquerque was the first to wrest the Indian Ocean trade from the Muslims and control gateways to the lands of Columbus' desire.
- A Story of Assimilation, Told in Perfect English : A young Vietnamese refugee studied his new language until it was scrutable at last.
- Test May Help Spot Killer of Young Athletes
- Allow an Extra Hour to Clear Airport Traffic
- Attorney Removed as Manager of Living Trust : Courts: Laguna Beach lawyer is temporarily suspended as trustee of an elderly woman's estate because he used account as 'a lending vehicle for his own needs,' judge says.
- Republicans Pressed to Ease Up on Anti-Abortion Stance : Politics: After Bush's defeat, GOP abortion-rights advocates are mounting a fight against religious right.
- Jollies and Follies
- South Pasadena : Freeway Project Opposed
- Shopping in a Winter Wonderland at Mall of America : Retailing: The results are somewhat mixed as the world's largest mall finishes its first holiday season.
- GOING TO THE MOVIES : ARBITER OF OUTRAGE : HOLLYWOOD VS. AMERICA, <i> By Michael Medved (HarperCollins: $20; 416 pp.)</i>
- THE PATRIOTIC CONSUMER: How to Buy American...
- THE BIZ : A Wheel Rock 'n' Roller
- * Rabbi Alexander Shapiro; Spokesman for Conservative Judaism
- Haunting the Past : THE GREEN PARADISE: Volume One of an Autobiography, <i> By Julian Green Translated from the French by Julian Green and Anne Green (Marion Boyars: $24.95; 256 pp.)</i>
- Media See Bush Hurt by Coverage of Record, Economy
- A Painful Reunion for This Family
- Reindeer Guard of Universe in Lapp Tradition : Folklore: In legend among these Scandinavian people, the animal with golden antlers fled across the sky from a hunter in a race against doomsday.
- Women's Colleges Give Students an Edge--and an 'Old-Girls' Network'
- BOYS' BASKETBALL ROUNDUP : TUESDAY'S GAME
- Clinton Visits Doctor; They Later Play Golf
- Fade-Out in Havana : The Cubans Cope With Threadbare Socialism; Will It End With Fidel, El Ultimo?
- Focus : Lincoln Photo Logs
- Cable : Holy Moses! : CHARLTON HESTON 'PRESENTS THE BIBLE' ON A&E; AND RELIVES HIS GREATEST ROLE
- School Scores Take a Dive : Education: The average performance of Central Los Angeles students on CAP exams was 73 points below the state's.
- NEWS ANALYSIS : Election Clears the Way for a New Era in Seoul : Politics: The defeat of Korean opposition chief Kim Dae Jung opens a door for the next generation of leaders.
- 6 Killed as Riots Erupt Over Palestinians' Exile : Israel: Child is among the dead as army opens fire on protesters in occupied areas' bloodiest day in two years.
- Truck Bombings Prompt U.N. to Suspend Relief to Kurds
- William Lyon Co. No Longer King of Its Development Holdings : Real estate: Because it has borrowed millions of dollars, the well-known builder is reduced to the role of caretaker on some projects as the bankers' control over its finances and future grows.
- PUTTING ON THE RITZ by Joe...
- Homemade Holidays : An Exile in New York, a military brat, a mom who poached a tree. . .and the search for figgy pudding. 'Tis the season to remember. With recipes. : A Proper Roast
- Survey Will Settle Dispute With Neighbor
- HOLLYWOOD IN BRIEF : A Further Sampling
- 11 Motorists Injured When 8 Vehicles Crash on I-15 Near Nevada Border
- Eat, Drink and Thank Mary
- Nation IN BRIEF : WASHINGTON, D.C. : Order Abolishing Slavery on Display
- Yeltsin Moves to Keep Reformers in New Cabinet
- Thousands of Kids Get Early Christmas
- NIGHT, By Gary Snyder
- Homemade Holidays : An Exile in New York, a military brat, a mom who poached a tree. . .and the search for figgy pudding. 'Tis the season to remember. With recipes. : Eight Days of Latkes
- Obsolete Nautical Charts Blamed for Accidents : Shipping: New technology that is expected to be in use in the next two or three years will make data more accurate and considerably easier to produce.
- Wheelchair-Bound Survivor of Massacre Keeps Her Faith in Life : Tragedy: A young woman ponders her fate in the murderous University of Iowa spree that left six dead, including the gunman.
- Peggy Cass is featured on Alfred Hitchcock...
- Mississippi Black Voters Find Voice in '92
- The Raw Language of Unending Terror
- O.C. School Is One Big Class in Vietnam Studies
- Wolff Captures U.S. Chess Title
- NO! NO! NO! The latest twist in...
- Mortgage Rate Drops
- Susan Dyer, who supervises more than 11,000...
- Excerpts From Columnists Bound for White House Jobs
- THE NATION'S HOUSING : Borrower May Be Given Access to Appraisal Report
- Growing Ethnic Diversity Is Creating Market for Specialty Goods, Services : Specialization: Certain groups no longer have to travel out of O.C. for hard-to-find items. More shops are catering to minorities.
- Homemade Holidays : An Exile in New York, a military brat, a mom who poached a tree. . .and the search for figgy pudding. 'Tis the season to remember. With recipes. : Grandma Had a Way With Candy