- Times Handicapper Leads Again With 261 Winners
- Weekend Box Office : 'Basic Instinct' Still the Pick
- Profit Surges for Maker of Entertainment Software
- Insurance Auto Auctions' Profits Drop in Quarter
- MEDIA AND ENTERTAINMENT
- * Dole Food Co. appointed Gerald W....
- THE TIMES 100 : THE BEST PERFORMING COMPANIES IN CALIFORNIA : THE VIEW FROM THE STREET : Wall Street's Favorites
- Kids Also Need Help in Coping With Stress
- Wilson Submits Signatures for Welfare Initiative
- Driving : Drive Yourself Almost Green
- The Way We Were, 15 Billion Years Ago : Astronomy: A 'snapshot' of the universe's embryonic state is profoundly enlightening.
- Big Increase in Housing Sales Posted for March : Real estate: The jump of 51.6% over the previous month is in line with other areas. The median price of a single-family house is slightly lower.
- BURBANK : Landlord Held in Killing of Tenant
- North Stars' Hatcher Draws Suspension
- HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP : Grossmont Pitcher No-Hits Monte Vista
- AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Yankees' Barfield Ends Slump With a Homer and Four RBIs
- O.C. COMEDY REVIEW : No More Kid Stuff for Sales : Soupy's stand-up act is full of vulgar one-liners and off-color stories, unlike the humor of his television days a generation ago.
- STAGE REVIEWS : A Room With a View : SCR's 'Hospitality Suite' Is Funny but Has a Serious Message
- PS Group reported a $2.4-million net loss...
- THE TIMES 100 : THE BEST PERFORMING COMPANIES IN CALIFORNIA : THE GIANTS : Biggest Service Companies
- THE TIMES 100 : THE BEST PERFORMING COMPANIES IN CALIFORNIA : THE HUMAN FACTOR : Top 100 Employers
- THE TIMES 100 : The Best Performing Companies in California : THE BOTTOM LINE : Returns on the Top 100 Are Lower Than in 1990 : Profitability: A nasty recession took its toll on California's best-performing public companies.
- 20th Century Industries' Quarterly Profit Up 19%
- Hancock-Jaffe Enters Into Joint Venture
- Social Security Head Sees Shortfall in Disability Fund
- MEDIA AND ENTERTAINMENT
- THE TIMES 100 : THE BEST PERFORMING COMPANIES IN CALIFORNIA : RISING FORTUNES : Fastest Profit Growth
- * Schlumberger Industries Inc. in Oxnard won...
- THE TIMES 100 : THE BEST PERFORMING COMPANIES IN CALIFORNIA : THE BOTTOM LINE : Absolute Profits
- Price Pfister Taps New Markets : Faucets: The Pacoima company says it is improving its position despite the overall drop in sales of plumbing products. Its competitors disagree.
- Rivals Form Real Estate 'Alliance' : Marketing: In a non-merger, Grubb & Ellis pools resources with Better Homes and Gardens to compete nationally.
- Profile : Powerful Philippines Politician Has 2 Faces : * Once an impoverished 'love child,' Ramon Mitra Jr. now brokers back-room deals and controls the biggest party.
- Nation IN BRIEF : WISCONSIN : Man May Be Charged in Slaying of Wife
- National Agenda : Four Families, Four Colors--Hope and Fear in South Africa
- Jack Dunphy; Novelist, Capote Friend
- Neighborhood's Nerves Tested by Border Crossings : Immigration: Killing of 23-year-old highlights the tensions in San Ysidro. Some residents call the daily stream of illegal immigrants more a nuisance than a threat.
- Four Families in South Africa : Indian Shopkeeper Caught Between 2 Worlds : * 'Whites still don't see us as human beings,' complains Laljeth Rattan. But he is equally mistrustful of the country's blacks.
- Limit on 'Double Jeopardy' to Get High Court Hearing : Law: A decision to curb the constitutional protection would give more leeway to prosecutors and clear up confusion over 1990 ruling.
- Personal Health : Hysterectomy Options
- Four Families in South Africa : White Couple Backs Reforms From Behind an Electric Fence : * 'A lot of blacks think that we whites owe them something and that we've got to give it to them or they'll just take it,' says Celeste van der Merwe.
- More Layoff Notices to Teachers Voided
- Transit Panel Hits Staff's Uncontrolled Spending : Transportation: Board is angry over contract changes OKd without consulting it. Agency head cites need to keep projects on schedule.
- Sizzling San Diego : County's Heat Wave Sets Records From the Beaches to the Desert
- Countywide : Deadline Nearing for Ticket Amnesty
- Countywide : Walk-a-Thon to Aid Crime Victims
- Woman, 39, Wins $500,000 in Incest Case : Molestation: She brings action against her father under a 1990 law that allows adults to sue for abuses committed against them as children.
- AMERICA'S CUP '92 : Bowsprit Protest Dismissed : Sailing: Jury rules that New Zealand setup complies with regulations.
- Ray Rowe, Jennings Chosen on Day 2 : NFL: Rowe picked in sixth round, Jennings in eighth.
- Pro Basketball
- College Basketball
- Garcia's Position Changes, but Bat Remains the Same
- STAGE REVIEW : Unsettling Journey in 'North'
- TELEVISION/MOVIES
- LEGAL FILE
- Tekelec Profits Tumble Despite Revenue Increase
- MEDIA AND ENTERTAINMENT
- THE TIMES 100 : THE BEST PERFORMING COMPANIES IN CALIFORNIA : A GUIDE TO THE GUIDE : Exceptions
- Provena Foods: The Santa Ana food-processing company...
- THE TIMES 100 : THE BEST PERFORMING COMPANIES IN CALIFORNIA : A GUIDE TO THE GUIDE : Who, What & Where : The Facts About Companies in The Times 100
- Computer Firm Xircom's Net Jumps in 2nd Quarter
- THE TIMES 100 : The Best Performing Companies in California : THE BOTTOM LINE : Occidental Petroleum Sets Pace for Born-Again Companies : Turnarounds: Restructuring helped the oil firm. New products and the Gulf War boosted others.
- NEWS ANALYSIS : Wilson's Water Policy Vague, Critics Charge : Government: Governor says his proposal is general to allow for compromise among interests competing for scarce resource.
- Sudan Agrees to Talks With Southern Rebels
- Doors to Open on the Past in Little Tokyo : Culture: New museum preserves the history of Japanese-Americans.
- Update: The Rodney G. King Beating Trial
- February and March Restaurant Health Permit Suspensions
- NEWBURY PARK : 3 Hurt When Truck Rolls, Throws Them
- The Monster That Needs to Be Slain : California has one of worst workers' comp systems in U.S.
- IMPERIAL BEACH : Violations Charged at Naval Waste Site
- POP MUSIC REVIEW : Best of L.A. Fiesta Found on Small Stages
- Music Reviews : Pianist Michael Ponti Returns to Ambassador
- TELEVISION/MOVIES
- STAGE
- MUSIC REVIEW : Women's Night Out at the Orange County Symphony
- Cherokee to Issue Notes to Refinance Its Debt
- Toshiba's U.S. Subsidiary Has New President : Departure: Irvine-based unit, which has had problems with its portable computer business, is replacing the man who engineered the company's leadership role in that market.
- Disney Reports Healthy Gains
- THE TIMES 100 : THE BEST PERFORMING COMPANIES IN CALIFORNIA : THE VIEW FROM THE STREET : Divvying It Up
- If a Home Is in a Dangerous Zone, the Seller Must Tell All
- THE TIMES 100 : THE BEST PERFORMING COMPANIES IN CALIFORNIA : THE VIEW FROM THE STREET : Highest-Priced Companies
- Quakes Generate a Political Jolt : Recovery: Temblors come as Commissioner Garamendi is trying to repeal state insurance program. But he expects all claims from last week's earthquakes to be paid.
- Brown Promises Not to Quit Campaign : Politics: The Californian reassures his supporters on the eve of Pennsylvania's primary. He says the effort must continue past November.
- Free-Radical Theory of Aging Gains Support
- Latinos Call on Rohrabacher to Apologize
- DANA POINT : Special Bicycles for Disabled Stolen
- Wells Fargo Offers $50,000 Reward : Crime: The action is one of several taken by the bank after an official was terrorized at home.
- Fallbrook Board Members Hear Heated Comments on School Play
- PANORAMA CITY : Officer Gets Year, 1 Day in Beating of Teen-Ager
- D.A. Finds Police Justified in Shootings
- Toddler Dies After Striking His Head in Fall From Tricycle
- Section to Hear Proposals
- VALLEY ROUNDUP
- Olga Appell Was Born to Run, Naturally : Track: With her husband's coaching, ex-secretary has become one of world's fastest distance runners.
- MUSIC
- * ITT Gilfillan Division in Van Nuys...
- Controversy at American Express : Book Links Chairman to Smear Campaign Against Rival Banker
- Mortgage & Realty Trust Reports $7-Million Loss
- Americom Signs Agreement With New Partner in Moscow Venture : Development: Proposed hotel and office complex, threatened by demise of the Soviet Union, appears saved.
- BONN : Islands of Aid
- SUN VALLEY : Pedestrian Killed by Big-Rig Truck
- CAMARILLO : Forum on Hospital Merger Is Scheduled
- Gates Says Edict Against Promotions Is Meddling : LAPD: Chief accuses the mayor of ordering the Police Commission to issue ban. Sheinbaum denies the allegation.
- NEWPORT BEACH : Council Backs Plan to Control Rentals
- Woodbridge's Loewe to Enroll at Air Force
- Nightmare on Manchester : NHL playoffs: A goal that isn't in Game 5 at the Forum haunts the Kings, who face elimination at Edmonton tonight.
- THE TIMES 100 : THE BEST PERFORMING COMPANIES IN CALIFORNIA : THE VIEW FROM THE STREET : Lowest-Priced Companies
- Cytocare Inc.: The Irvine urologic pharmaceutical and...
- THE TIMES 100 : The Best Performing Companies in California : THE BOTTOM LINE : Struggling to Strike the Right Balance
- THE TIMES 100 : The Best Performing Companies in California : THE BOTTOM LINE : Real Estate Slump Splashes Red Ink in 6 of 11 Largest Losses : Bottom line: Banks and thrifts are hit especially hard. Last year's list included a broader group of companies.
- Siemens Solar Wins $10-Million U.S. Contract
- MEDIA AND ENTERTAINMENT
- The Times 100
- Genscher Quits as Germany's Foreign Minister
- Midwives to Leave Home : Denied Malpractice Insurance, Women Who Assist Home Births Face Two Choices: Go Establishment, or Go Underground
- Clinton, Brown Hit Voter Doldrums in Pennsylvania : Primary: They charted separate courses but sailed into the same dead calm. Turnout at polls today is likely to reflect the low turnout for campaign stops.
- BOOK REVIEW : 'Murasaki': A Peculiar, Plausible World : MURASAKI.<i> edited by Robert Silverberg and Martin H. Greenberg</i> . Bantam. $20, 304 pages
- WOODLAND HILLS : 2 Officers Cleared in Bingo Payment Case
- LOS ANGELES : Public Being Queried on Fares for Metrolink
- VENTURA : Man Flees After Robbing Bank
- 2 Die When Car Plows Into Freeway Construction Crew
- Plan to Limit Interscholastic Sports to After School Draws Opposition : Education: Supt. Tom Payzant says his proposal would save San Diego city high schools $520,000.
- Justices Refuse to Hasten Execution : Law: U.S. Supreme Court lets stand a delay in the case of man who killed a Garden Grove police officer in 1980.
- SANTA ANITA : Solis Scores His 100th Victory, Wins Riding Title
- Boxing
- Making the Long Voyage Back to Music of the Vikings
- Above Rim Shoots for New Sales Goals
- THE TIMES 100 : THE BEST PERFORMING COMPANIES IN CALIFORNIA : THE BOTTOM LINE : In the Red
- Laser Precision Corp.: The San Juan Capistrano...
- THE TIMES 100 : The Best Performing Companies in California : SECTOR BY SECTOR : As Industries Lost Ground, Coping Was In
- Two Republics Transform Selves Into a New, Smaller Yugoslavia
- Gunmen Attack Yemen's Minister of Justice
- THE TIMES 100 : The Best Performing Companies in California : THE HUMAN FACTOR : Armor All Products Tops List in Revenue Per Employee
- LONG BEACH : School Supt. Giugni to Quit in December
- SIMI VALLEY : Firm to Transfer 400 From Pasadena
- Smog-Check Loophole Under Fire
- TARZANA : Panelists to Discuss Police Reform Plan
- Pro Basketball
- TRIPLE CROWN RATINGS
- He Can't Serve When He Sits and Waits : Angels: Center fielder Junior Felix has learned he's no fan. He is happy only when he's entertaining them.
- Addition of 1,200 Pauley Seats Gains Preliminary Approval
- STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS ROUNDUP : Lemieux's Defense Leads Penguins
- Cal Poly Pomona Women Draw Cal State L.A. in NCAA Tennis
- Miscellany
- Jazz Fest Stirs 'Em Up Down Yonder : Festival: The New Orleans event, at which 4,000 will perform, might post increased attendance despite the recession.
- Hot, but Not Bothered : With the Proper Precautions, You Can Exercise Safely in High Temperatures
- BRUSSELS : Who's Greener?
- Armed Man Threatening Suicide in Bar Surrenders
- 'Golden Girl' Getty Will Miss Her TV 'Daughter'
- THE TIMES 100 : THE BEST PERFORMING COMPANIES IN CALIFORNIA : THE BOTTOM LINE : Profit Margins
- Sales of Existing Homes Sustain an Encouraging Pace in March
- THE TIMES 100 : The Best Performing Companies in California : POTPOURRI
- Consumer Group Takes a Whack at Absolut
- Waste Firm Land Deal Worth $1.5 Million
- THE TIMES 100 : THE BEST PERFORMING COMPANIES IN CALIFORNIA : THE GIANTS : Biggest Banks and S
- Pac Bell Plans New Way to Get Films to Theaters
- State of the Art Inc.: The Irvine...
- Vestro Foods Inc.: The Newport Beach specialty...
- Chamber Offers Kits for Business Managers
- FINANCE
- Trouble in Paradise : A Mecca for artists, skiers and New Agers, Taos teeters on the edge of a boom.Traditionalists fear new projects will disrupt the good vibrations.
- Showdown Nears Over Sewage Plan : Government: City Council acts to cut cost of court-mandated treatment plant. Result may be a collision with federal edicts.
- Lisa Jacob
- Ex-Officer Testifies in Sex Harassment Suit Against Buena Park Police : Court: She describes lewd remarks and being pinched and slapped but says she cannot remember some details.
- Josh Lambrose
- STAGE REVIEW : 'Sugarhill' Is a Tasty Bite : Jonelle Allen's performance is a sketchy but lovingly felt bit of tribute and mischief about the Harlem that gave her her first exposure to jazz, dance and the yen to entertain.
- Kenfil Inc. Postpones Initial Public Offering
- All the Bank's a Stage for N.Y. Tellers
- THE TIMES 100 : THE BEST PERFORMING COMPANIES IN CALIFORNIA : THE VIEW FROM THE STREET : Wall Street's Forlorn
- Crosswinds Still Buffet Computer Industry in U.S.
- THE TIMES 100 : The Best Performing Companies in California : THE HUMAN FACTOR : One Business Term Lingers: Cut, Cut, Cut
- THE TIMES 100 : THE BEST PERFORMING COMPANIES IN CALIFORNIA : THE VIEW FROM THE STREET : Charging Ahead
- CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS / U.S. SENATE : Vote Should Not Be Based on Gender, Seymour Contends
- Four Families in South Africa : To Black Clerk, Better Times Are Pie in the Sky : * Though freer than ever, apartheid's victims are imprisoned by poverty, crime and strife. 'We can't even make ends meet now,' says the Maimane family.
- The Governor's Water Plan
- Nation IN BRIEF : NEW YORK : Abortion Protests at Buffalo Dwindle
- Four Families in South Africa : Where Apartheid Stands in S. Africa
- Cocaine's Role in Triple Slaying Debated at Trial
- SOMIS : Foreman Pleads Guilty in Labor Case
- Huntington Beach Council OKs Growth Management Plan
- Battle of Calleguas Creek : Camarillo: Residents plan to fight a proposed mobile home park and flood control project. They say their views will be destroyed.
- Gilbert Officially Joins Rams' Fold
- THE TIMES 100 : The Best Performing Companies in California : EDITOR'S NOTE
- THE TIMES 100 : The Best Performing Companies in California : A GUIDE TO THE GUIDE : How We Did It, How to Use It: The Times 100
- * Teledyne Systems Co. in Northridge won...
- Personal Health : If a Shoe Doesn't Fit, Don't Wear It
- Countywide : Telephone Books a Recycling Target
- OJAI : Council to Discuss Proposed Walkway
- DANA POINT : Library Bookstore to Reopen After Repairs
- SAN FERNANDO VALLEY : 'AIDS Bandit' Suspect to Be Tried in Series of Holdups
- Two Guilty in Slayings That Led to Compton Assault Gun Ban : Trial: A 2-year-old and a teen-ager were the drive-by victims. The attackers could face the gas chamber.
- LONG BEACH : Police Officer Cited for Heroism Dies of Cancer
- Familiarity Breeds Hope for Clippers : Game 3: They have played well in Sports Arena, where they play Jazz tonight.
- It's Not Worth Putting Weight Back on His Shoulders Again
- Three Former County Standouts Selected in Day 2 of NFL's Draft
- Signals Are Crossed at Hollywood Park
- STAGE NOTES : Event Raises $2,850 for Bradac's Shakespeare Troupe
- Electronic Data Systems said it earned $133.1...
- Alpharel Blames Profit Dive on Caterpillar Strike
- Pacific Enterprises in Active Talks for Sale of Troubled Thrifty Corp.
- GM Hughes Electronics Corp. reported 16.6% higher...
- Summit Health's Profit Doubles for 3rd Quarter
- Boeing Co. said its first-quarter profit rose...
- MEDIA AND ENTERTAINMENT
- Dolco Posts Profit After Chapter 11 Reorganization
- Office Vacancy Rate Declines on Oxnard Plain
- After Attack, U.S. Halts Peru Anti-Drug Flights : Policy: The move may signal Washington's withdrawal from its anti-narcotics war there.
- THE TIMES 100 : THE BEST PERFORMING COMPANIES IN CALIFORNIA : SECTOR BY SECTOR : Health Care Services and Pharmaceuticals Show Resilience : Orange County: Even in a recession, people get sick. The truth of that adage can be seen in some earnings.
- Afghan Faction Battles to Eject Foes : Asia: Moderate rebels control most of western Kabul. But hard-line rivals are proving to be stubborn and well-armed holdouts.
- Postscript : Dissident Grows More Famous 'Behind Bars' : * But Myanmar's repressive government continues to vilify Nobel Peace Prize winner Suu Kyi.
- CAMARILLO : City to Renovate Sheriff's Station
- Seven Officials Jailed in Deadly Guadalajara Blasts
- San Diego : Coroner IDs Man Found Shot in Yard
- YORBA LINDA : Anti-Theft Stickers Approved for Autos
- BASEBALL DAILY REPORT : DODGERS : Howell Isn't Ready to Return Yet
- STAGE
- Computer Sell Programs Push Dow Down 19.9 : Market Overview
- Biovest Amazes by Mothering 6 Strong Firms : Entrepreneurs: Four of the six companies that the successful venture capital concern helped start up have either gone public or plan to soon.
- Haze Lingers as Year's 1st Smog Wave Starts Easing
- Ex-Minnesota State Chancellor Named to Lead Troubled USIU
- MOORPARK : Planning Director Submits Resignation
- Woman Wages Anti-Smoking Fight : Health: Former teacher who got sick from breathing secondhand fumes on the job says she will use her experience in her campaign.
- Cardinals Beat Gross Again, 5-4 : Baseball: L.A. wastes a 4-1 lead during the sixth inning. St. Louis is 15-4 against Dodger pitcher.
- A Weight on Tradition : At 576 Pounds, Hawaiian Sumo Star Konishiki Has the Japanese Wrestling With Accepting a Foreigner at the Sport's Highest Rank
- AIDS Casts Shadow on Date Shows : Television: Critics say 'Studs' promotes promiscuity. Producers say they are not responsible for what couples do.
- National Technical Posts Loss for Quarter, Year
- Buffett Says Salomon Has Been Ordeal
- O.C. Register Posts 5.7% Loss in Circulation : Media: Publisher R. David Threshie blames recession, price increase, sales tax and intense competition from The Times.
- THE TIMES 100 : The Best Performing Companies in California : THE VIEW FROM THE STREET : 1991 a Big, Volatile Year for Initial Public Offerings : Stock: About $2.2 billion was raised by 76 California businesses. Many trade lower than the initial price.
- Beverly Hills Fan Co. to Market Products in Spain
- Former Ambassador Is Elected to ICN Board
- La Jolla Doctor Accused of Doing Unneeded Eye Surgeries
- Nation IN BRIEF : MINNESOTA : Boy Improves With Reattached Limbs
- The Lure of Fame, Fortune : Bruce Cutler Defended a Mob Don; Now a High-Profile Case Brings Him West
- Sales Pitch : Antelope Valley Trying to Lure Firms
- Olympics
- Murray Considers Leaving UCLA for the NBA Draft
- PADRES UPDATE : NOTEBOOK : McGriff Finding Left-Handers More to His Liking of Late
- Kiss and Tell : Boom in Dating Shows Turns Viewer Into Voyeur
- Soupy's Sailing Back to S.D. : Funnyman: Soupy Sales is bringing his wacky brand of early TV comedy to Belly Up.
- STAGE
- 1st-Quarter Profits Triple for Foothill Group Inc.
- General Motors Acceptance Corp. earned $354 million,...
- THE TIMES 100 : The Best Performing Companies in California : THE BOTTOM LINE : No-Frills Winner : Schwab Discount Brokerage Trades on Stock Market Upswing
- General Motors Corp.'s electronics, computer and financing...
- Pacific Scientific Co.: The Newport Beach high-technology...
- Chula Vista-based Rohr Inc. on Monday said...
- THE TIMES 100 : The Best Performing Companies in California : THE VIEW FROM THE STREET : The Market's Hot New Style Is Sharp-Eyed
- 'Taste' Offers Tour of the World
- Call for House Bank Records Hints at Kiting
- Media : Iran's Revolution Finally Learns to Laugh at Itself : * Tehran's biggest-selling magazine takes jabs at Parliament members and even mullahs.
- SAN DIEGO : Council Drops I-15 City Heights Tunnel
- OCEANSIDE : Bail Cut for Accused in Brother's Killing
- POINT MUGU : Navy Official Calls End to Long Career
- Countywide : Ethnic Communities Launch Voter Drive
- Beaches Busy in Record Heat : High-Temperature Mark Falls for Third Consecutive Day; Cooling-Off Period Is Due
- Council Panel Votes to Tap Redevelopment Agency Funds : Budget: Committee seeks $48 million to ward off cuts in police and fire services. Amount is double what Bradley said he would accept.
- Trial Ordered for Man in Syringe Case
- Celtics Advance Without Bird, Brown, Beating Pacers, 102-98
- VALLEY ROUNDUP : Conference Changes OKd to End Imbalances in Basketball Playoffs
- San Clemente Defeats Dana Hills in Tennis
- Sports Arena Brings In Consultant for Boxing
- STAGE
- Tulmar Adds to Plant Size
- Advanced Photonix Wins 2 Government Contracts
- FINDING A NURSE-MIDWIFE
- A Nap a Day May Keep the Doctor Away : Culture: Although it runs counter to the U.S. work ethic, some researchers believe adults should sleep briefly during the day.
- Battle With Wilson Left Feinstein Tougher, Quicker : Politics: She is aggressively pushing women's issues. But allegations arising from governor's race may hurt.
- Jackson and Clinton Act to Douse Sparks : Democrats: Quote attributed to civil rights leader has potential for controversy. But both men seek to distance themselves from the flap.
- What's Wrong With This Picture? : County officials get special perks--and then escape taxes on them
- On Stinger Trail: Where Are They Now? : U.S. safeguards over this supply line have proven wholly inadequate
- Sierra Club Offers Plant Workshop
- Voter Registration Deadline Nears
- SAN CLEMENTE : Surfers to Raise Money to Fight Road
- Otis Confesses Use of Corked Bats to Help Hit .277 as Major Leaguer
- Pro Basketball
- Washington Non-Deal Gets Under Beathard's Skin : Pro football: Redskins dangle Humphries in front of Charger general manager; Huerta dismayed at being chosen in 12th round.
- Toreros Struggles in WCC Golf Tournament
- Miscellany
- Divac Bears Burden : Surgery, Civil War and Now Duckworth
- OPERA REVIEW : A Wacky and Raunchy Long Beach 'Bluebeard'
- Jerry Burchfield's contemporary photography class at Cypress...
- Chicano Artist Alters Stereotypes : Art: Luis Jimenez brings a human dimension to undocumented workers and lowriders. Some of his work is showing in Venice.
- TV REVIEW : Show Looks at Clinton as a Leader
- Close-Up: Atsutoshi Nishida
- General Automation Inc.: The Anaheim computer company...
- 1st-Quarter Profit Soars for American Ecology
- Gentlemen, Flip Your Switches! : Electric Car Industry Gets a Charge Out of Its Own Version of Indy
- Suit Filed in Union Dispute : Van Nuys: An official says eight local members libeled him. The dissidents have criticized the UAW for the impending closure of GM's auto plant.
- Dow Corning Corp. reported that its first-quarter...
- Wynn's International Inc.: The Orange supplier of...
- Bank of Anaheim: The 8-year-old Anaheim community...
- * Systron Donner Microwave in Sylmar won...
- THE TIMES 100 : The Best Performing Companies in California : THE GIANTS : A Tough Year in California's Big Leagues
- THE TIMES 100 : The Best Performing Companies in California : RISING FORTUNES : In Measuring Fast Growers, Try Software
- * Litton Systems Inc. in Woodland Hills...
- Workers at Caterpillar Lost a Battle, but the War Goes On
- Tencal Reports Larger Payroll, New Orders
- FDA Plans Safety Reviews of Several Medical Devices : Health: Action on breast implants was a turning point for the agency. Heart pump and testicular and penile inserts will be under scrutiny.
- FULLERTON : New Law Mandates Rental Inspections
- Killing of Cabby Heightens Fear Among City's Drivers : Crime: A 50-year-old driver was found shot to death early Monday morning in East San Diego in an apparent robbery. Cabbies brace for more violence.