- Caltrans Denies 'Uncooperative' Owner Tag
- Placement of Campaign Signs
- Airport Noise Is No Secret
- Portrayal of Assemblyman Unfair
- Nurses, Aides Bring Love to AIDS Patients
- Political Coverage
- DIFFERENT CONTEXTS
- A Slow Burn Over Fast Food
- Prepaying for Ease
- A Split Decision
- Mt. Soledad Cross
- ART VS. JUNK
- When the Bullets Fly, It's Time to Head Home
- Police Reform Measure
- Times Interview of Tom Hayden
- Eggers Campaign Flyer Reprehensible
- Trustee Choices Rebutted
- Pleased With Pleas
- SPOKESMAN OR NOT?
- Fixation
- THE GROPING GROUP
- Schools Need Sense More Than Dollars
- Blythe Street Story Misleading
- Endorsement for District Attorney
- JUST TUTU MUCH
- Police Reform Measure
- Write-In Vote for Collins
- Toxic Sediments in Ballona Creek Must Be Addressed
- Vote Against Pole Signs
- The Growing Threat to American Workers
- Earthquake Surcharge
- GOP Senate Ads
- Endorsement of Dornan Foe Called 'Pathetic'
- Proposition O
- Vote to Restore City's Luster
- GOP Senate Ads
- Science Coverage
- Adversarial Approach to Problem Solving
- Soka Offers Overlooked
- Minority Candidates
- THE GROPING GROUP
- La Jolla's Homeless
- PRINCIPLED FILIPINOS
- Soka Offers Overlooked
- Citizen Carson
- La Jolla's Homeless
- Police Reform Measure
- A Gross Situation
- Curreri, Campaign Posters
- Corruption, Greed Rip American Fabric
- Remodeling Additions
- Police Reform Measure
- Antonovich Earns Enmity
- ELECTIONS / CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS : Hotly Contested Race for 37th District Seat Steals the Thunder : Politics: Democratic candidates have unleashed a barrage of attacks through the mail. The winner of the primary will face minor-party opposition in November.
- Help for Russia
- Curreri, Campaign Posters
- Mere Bill Breeders
- THE GROPING GROUP
- Questionable Benefits of Drinking Red Wine
- Corruption, Greed Rip American Fabric
- Grub Moves On
- Is Asbestos a Threat?
- A Split Decision
- GOP Senate Ads
- Airport Noise Is No Secret
- PRINCIPLED FILIPINOS
- MOVIES : ON LOCATION : <i> Eeeeyew</i> . . . <i> Gross. </i> Where's My Wooden Stake? : 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' turns the table on teen horror films, with a heroic damsel, a hunk in distress and, says the director, some serious issues that go for the jugular
- No to Spain
- A Tax Loophole
- Bates' 'Hit Piece'
- Johnson's Foe Rebuts Article
- Endorsement for District Attorney
- Incumbent Status
- Prop. 152 a Remedial Must for Schools
- SPOKESMAN OR NOT?
- Trustee Choices Rebutted
- 'Listening' to Moyers
- Radical, Not Environmental
- Curreri, Campaign Posters
- Van Nuys Watches 'Rosie' Too
- Citizen Carson
- Feminists and Farrah
- Endorsement for District Attorney
- Let There Be Light (KCET Sunday at...
- Karl Carstens; Former President of West Germany
- Group Formed to Oversee Rebuilding of Riot Areas
- Import Ban Sought on 2 Endangered Species
- Police Embrace 3-Day Workweeks as Cost Cutters
- COMMENTARY ON GOVERNMENT : How Representative Are Our Local Elected Officials? Not Very : The average Orange County officeholder is much more likely than the average constituent to be a white, male, well-educated and affluent Republican homeowner.
- Grieving Mother Issues a Plea Against a Lethal High : Chatsworth: The woman and friends of her dead son make a video on the dangers of the aerosol gas 'craze.'
- CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE : Cruzon Named Dean of Libraries
- King Case Stirs Debate on Jury Selection Rules : Courts: Under new procedure, questioning to find prejudice fell to the judge--the least likely person in courtroom to make such queries, a lawyer says.
- An unusual production will unfold in Inglewood...
- BALLOT CHOICES
- MISSION COLLEGE : Students Served at Food Lab 'Cafe'
- Countywide : THOUSAND OAKS : Consultants Finish Downtown Survey
- VALLEY COLLEGE : Hernandez Elected in 2nd Vote
- Road Work Crews Need to Be Protected : * Drivers Can Help by Slowing Down and Staying Alert
- Notes about your surroundings.
- SOUTHERN SECTION TENNIS / INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS : Injuries, Peters Catch Up With Harvard's Tseng
- Tradition-Filled Burial Held for Evelyne Pope Forster : Funeral: Procession and services are held in San Juan Capistrano for member of one of the county's venerable families.
- Toxic Discharges
- Grigsby Is Dodging Pre-Draft Rumors : Baseball: SDSU pitcher denies he is having arm trouble, but talk has jeopardized his status as a first-round pick.
- GOLF ROUNDUP : Fabel, Waldorf Tie for Lead in Rainy Maryland
- University Exam Is Next for San Pedro
- Names in the News
- THE NBA / MARK HEISLER : Trail Blazers Can't Shake Reputation
- Child Actor : The TV World of Howie Mandel is Filled With Kids, Sea Monkeys and Summer Vacations
- If the Terminator Is a Bird-Watcher, He Watches With a Pair of These
- Olympic Hopefuls Angered by Threat : Track: Reynolds not allowed to run in meet. Showdown with IAAF is avoided.
- Awakening to Despair Needed, Democrats Say : Politics: Clinton tells entertainment industry figures and activists to get involved in rebuilding the city. Brown says the party has abandoned the poor and minorities.
- Composer for Films, TV Shares His Insight in UCLA Extension Course
- TRAVEL INSIDER : Opening Travelers' Eyes to Africa's Big Picture : Tourism: Foreign government warnings can be misleading for countries as large as those on the African continent. Officials hope to reverse a negative trend.
- Parents Launch Campaign to Recall School Board Head
- Figs: Just Like a '50s Dinner Party
- Never-Ending Battle of the Bulge Takes Its Toll : Health: An estimated 34 million U.S. adults are obese. Americans spent more than $30 billion trying to lose weight or keep it off last year.
- Liebsack Finds a Home in Florida : Baseball: Former Harbor College and Gardena High player is making most of opportunity at Florida State.
- A Place for Acoustic Music--and a Little Szechwan
- Why She Checked Out of 'General Hospital'
- Record 6,100 Graduating From Cal State Fullerton
- Riots Transform Campaign on Police Reform
- NOTEBOOK / MIKE DiGIOVANNA : Some Familiar Faces from Miami Infielder's Past Turning Up in Omaha
- Give Your Video Regards to Broadway
- Takin' It to the Streets : The Russian folk band Limpopo is attracting a growing crowd of fans on the sidewalks and in the studios of Southern California
- GLENN CLOSE: 'What I Love About the Tonys'
- Pepperdine Wins, 6-0, With Orel Impression : College World Series: Ahearne, looking every bit like his idol, beats Wichita State.
- Disney's Comic Film About an Android Has a Very Human Touch
- Behind the Lines with B.T. Collins
- The Brave New NEA: Now It Does Whatever the White House Wants : Arts: Trying to out-Caesar Caesar's wife, the White House has pushed an controversial choice into the job of acting chair at the endowment.
- COLLEGE WORLD SERIES : Texas Routs Oklahoma, Faces Pepperdine
- Soap Starters
- Miller Survives First Cut, Leslie Doesn't : Women's basketball: Lieberman-Cline, 33, is also out. Official announcement regarding survivors to be made today at Olympic trials.
- Ramos Claims Victory in Philippine Election : Politics: Snail-paced counting continues. Former defense secretary says he leads race, yet has barely 24% of total vote.
- Bradley Scolds Media for Making Him Look Responsible for Riots
- Everything Is Rosy When Blyleven Wins
- Holy Reruns, Batman! : Campy '60s series returns weeknights on Family Channel
- BASEBALL DAILY REPORT : ANGELS : Hayes Calls Meeting 'Group Therapy'
- ** Public Image Ltd., "That What Is...
- Verdi Makes Verona a Valhalla for Music Lovers : Spectacular Roman amphitheater hosts Europe's biggest summer festival.
- DJ Changes the Mix : With his aggressive show on Santa Monica-based KCRW-FM, Michael Mixx'in Moor shifts his focus from party music to political messages
- Perot Takes Over Starring Role in California Primary
- Titans, Miami Have Talent in Common : Baseball: College World Series matchup features illustrious coaches, along with players who'll probably be drafted in the first round.
- * 1/2 Leon Russell, "Anything Can Happen,"...
- Angry U.N. Votes Harsh Sanctions on Yugoslavia : Balkans: The Security Council, infuriated by bloody attacks in Bosnia-Herzegovina, imposes an oil embargo and other curbs. China, Zimbabwe abstain in 13-0 vote.
- BASEBALL DAILY REPORT : DODGERS : A Reminder of First-Round Failures
- Dodgers Again Prove Streak Is Quite a Creation : Baseball: Karros and Hansen fuel a 3-2 victory over the Cubs, their fourth in a row.
- FREEWAY REPAIRS
- When the Cure Becomes the Problem : WE'VE HAD ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF PSYCHOTHERAPY: And the World's Getting Worse, <i> by James Hillman and Michael Ventura (HarperCollins: $17; 242 pp.)</i>
- Texas Lottery Takes Off on First Day of Sales
- Their Music Varies, But It All Has a Familiar Ring
- 4 Die as Truck Hits Funeral Procession
- El Monte : Fireworks Won't Be Free
- ELECTIONS : Hayden, Rosenthal Lead Barrage of Last-Minute Attacks in Mail
- HANGING TOUGH: The toll from Gary Nash's...
- Older Women Out of the Rocking Chair, Into a Golden Age of Freedom : Aging: This new version of the senior generation is bucking tradition. In the vacuum of expectations, they fill in their own lifestyle.
- School Transfer Permits
- Muscatel School Wins Award for P.E. Program
- No White House Shake-Up Near, Bush Declares
- FREEWAY REPAIRS
- Haves, Have-Nots Help Homeless : Volunteerism: Teen-agers, church members make trips into Manhattan to feed and clothe those less fortunate. The effort to lend a human touch benefits both givers and receivers.
- Rocks, Bottles Hurled as Deputies Break Up Gang Unity Events; 12 Arrested
- AT&T;, Unions Recess Talks Without Agreement
- After 20 Years, 'Deep Throat' Mystery Is Revived : The media celebrate the June 17 anniversary of Watergate with renewed interest in source's identity.
- Yeltsin Shifts, Serbia Loses Its Last Friend
- PERSPECTIVE ON L.A. VIOLENCE : Gangs Aren't the Cause of Crime : Much of what is called "gang violence" is the age-related behavior of wild young males looking for trouble.
- POLITICAL FORECAST : Who Will Be the Final Four in California's U.S. Senate Races?
- Clinton Must Relax--and Certainly Not Attack Perot
- EL CAJON : 2 Charged in Setting Fires at Schools
- Regulation of Indian Gaming Worries Casinos
- SOUTHERN SECTION VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP : Esperanza Is Blocked Out by Simi Valley Royal in 3-A
- WPVA's Oldest Player Still Draws a Crowd : Volleyball: Nina Matthies provides luster to an otherwise undistinguished field at Manhattan Beach Open.
- Motor Racing
- NEW RELEASES : In Brief
- NEW RELEASES : 'Interlude' a Barometer of Marsalis' New Warmth : *** WYNTON MARSALIS "Blue Interlude" <i> Columbia</i>
- MUSIC & DANCE : Sony's Stickman : By day, Norio Ohga runs the worldwide media and electronics giant. In the middle of the night, his thoughts turn symphonic
- Of Track Stars, Teachers and Time
- INS Agents Abuse Immigrants, Study Says : Law enforcement: Watchdog group claims Border Patrol officers beat illegal arrivals. Officials deny allegations and reject call for an independent review board.
- Plans for Magnetic Train Get Back on Track : Transit: Renewed federal funding may speed the technology in the United States. Trains are already up and running in Germany and Japan.
- Debt Moratorium Tops Yeltsin Wish List
- Phil Speat said he "felt numb" after...
- When the Day Grows Old : Why Actors Leave Soaps to Find Another World
- ELECTIONS / ASSEMBLY : 41st District Battle Boils Down to Party Politics : Primary: The views of GOP front-runner Christine Reed draw fire from foes who claim she is not a 'real Republican.'
- Scotland Learns From U.S. Mistakes, Turns Innovative in AIDS Battle
- QUESTION & ANSWER : Clinton Sketches Scenarios for Easing Urban Problems
- White House Seeks New Funds to Oust Hussein : Foreign policy: Failure of past efforts to topple the Iraqi leader has spawned the $40-million CIA proposal.
- ROAD TO RIO: Retired college professor William...
- Acrimony Abounds as Campaigns Draw to Close : Politics: Libel suits, false claims and nasty stunts make this one of the meanest primary seasons on record.
- State Treasurer Denies Backing McDonald
- Plan for CSU Campus May Hinge on Vote : Education: Already burdened by state's economic woes, officials may abandon project in Ventura County if Proposition 153 fails.
- * Virginia L. Vallone has been appointed...
- Los Angeles County
- THE LOTTERY AND OTHER STORIES by...
- HOTEL WARRIORS: Covering the Gulf War ...
- Uncle Elwood, By SIDNEY L. HALL, JR.
- Insurance May Not Cover Travel : A phone call to your health care company could ultimately save money, worry and aggravation.
- NATURE
- STYLE : GARDENS : A Shore Thing
- VIDEOS : Visiting Indiana, England, Switzerland by Rail
- A Land to Love and Conquer : THE LIVING, <i> by Annie Dillard (HarperCollins: $22.50; 416 pp.)</i>
- LITTLE TOWN BLUES: Voices From the Changing...
- NATURE
- Radio Host Aims to Shatter Stereotypes
- Raids on Aleutian Harbor Remain Little-Known Part of World War II : History: Veterans say they were prepared for the attack by Japanese forces, but the result was a gruesome comedy of errors.
- SAN YSIDRO : 2 Shot in Car by Teens on Street
- Miscellany
- Obstacles Make Short Ride Longer
- Fourth-Seeded Capriati Wins, Faces 13th-Seeded Pierce Today
- Names in the News
- Michels Wins Crash-Marred Saugus Race
- Washington Betters Record, Helps Tritons Finish Sixth
- GOLF / MAL FLORENCE : For Golfer and Caddie, It Was Strictly Amateur
- Miscellany
- UCLA's Ace Won't Get Call in the Draft
- Miscellany
- Penguins Near Second in Row : Hockey: They beat Blackhawks, 1-0, for 10th consecutive playoff victory and can sweep the Stanley Cup finals on Monday night.
- OFF-CENTERPIECE : MOVIES : He Hit It Big. He Hit It Fast. Let 'El Mariachi' Play
- SMALL FACES: Guns N' Roses is expecting...
- POP MUSIC : The Rap Is: Justice : Ice Cube finally talks about the uprising that he says had to happen; he intends to keep focusing on the injustices that fuel the rage
- NEW RELEASES : **** ARTURO SANDOVAL "I Remember Clifford" <i> GRP</i>
- DADDY DEAREST: Brian Wilson collectors are going...
- * Mark Bregman has joined CJA Associates...
- How to Calculate Tax-Exempt vs. Taxable Yields
- CRITIQUE : Smog Complex
- NATURE
- Even moderate Joyceans will admit that there...
- Tour Company Specializes in Choice : Golden Tours organizes both domestic and foreign trips, and also books them for other groups.
- HACK ATTACK
- THE OYSTERS OF LOCMARIAQUER by Eleanor...
- RESTAURANTS : <i> QUELLE SURPRISE!</i> : A Classy Room, a View of the Marina, Seafood Galore--and Franco-American Gnocchi
- Environmentalists May Be Up a Creek on Orange Bond
- INS Abuse of Immigrants Is 'Routine,' Rights Group Says
- 2 Men Held in Double Slaying in Orange : Crime: Police say they found 'evidence connecting the suspects to the homicides,' including property taken from the murder site, an area of posh houses.
- HOLLYWOOD PARK : She's Tops Grows Up, Wins Railbird
- DIVISION 3-A BASEBALL PLAYOFFS : Mira Mesa, Bonita Vista Advance
- Miscellany
- SOUTHERN SECTION VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP : Santa Barbara Silences Huntington Beach in 4-A
- Attention Parents: The Little Leagues Are For the Kids : Youth baseball: The youngsters seldom cause problems. In fact, accusing adults of childishness for arguing or fighting is actually an insult to children.
- Morse Relay Controversy Casts Shadow on Section Meet
- NEW RELEASES : In Brief
- *** 1/2NICK CAVE & THE BAD SEEDS"Henry's...
- MOVIES : The Mission Beyond Hollywood : John Singleton is making a 'more lyrical' film than 'Boyz N the Hood'--and dealing with the impact and obligations of his success
- A look inside Hollywood and the movies. : GRAND EXPERIMENTS : Maybe If They Put Dennis Prager on an 'Airplane!' It'll Get Off the Ground
- DANIEL LENTZ: "O-Ke-Wa," "Missa Umbrarum," "Postludium," "Lascaux."...
- STAGE : Tapering Off ? : After 25 years at L.A.'s stage center, Gordon Davidson faces new challenges and criticism over whether he has lost his taste for risks
- CITY HALL ROUNDUP : Candidates send out potholders to handle a hot 55th Assembly race.
- Men Posing as Police Rob Brea House
- Names in the News
- BASEBALL DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE MAJOR LEAGUES : Bonilla Tries to Shut Out the Boos
- NAMES AND NUMBERS
- SOUTHERN SECTION BASEBALL PLAYOFFS : Top-Ranked Diamond Bar Plays El Dorado in Semifinal
- When It Comes to Critiques, This Writer Is in the Ballpark
- PREP TENNIS SOUTHERN SECTION FINALS : Peninsula's Peters Overpowers Decret for Title
- TENNIS / ADOPTION GUILD CHARITY TOURNAMENT : Aler, Evans Will Play Leach, Dunk in Open Final
- AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Kent Lifts Blue Jays to Victory
- Three Singers in Search of a Voice
- Unlikely Friendship Makes Man's Last Days a Growing Experience
- POP MUSIC : Singles That Really Made a Difference
- A look inside Hollywood and the movies. : REBUILDING : Screenwriters Seek a New Chapter
- Vietnam to Return Remains From Crashes
- ELECTIONS : Key Testing Ground for the 'Year of the Woman' : Politics: In several races, female candidates have the potential to storm the predominantly male bastions in Sacramento and Washington.
- Founder of Emergency Shelter Is Hoping to Build on a Dream
- Perot Cheered in Clinton Country; Wins Ballot Spot : Independent: 'I'm ready to climb into the ring if you're all in there with me,' he tells Arkansas backers.
- Azusa Students to Learn Responsible Recycling
- Barry, Kimball Receive $3,000 Scholarships
- All Booked to Get Hooked
- Fires Turn Quiet Life of Amish to Ashes
- Democracy in China Will Require Much More Than Political Change : Communism: A lack of individuality and an obsession with Chineseness make reform difficult. A sociocultural revolution is needed.
- Filipino Church Gains Foothold in Valley, Spars With Archdiocese : Religion: Authoritarian Iglesia ni Cristo, which disputes Catholic beliefs, relocates to Panorama City.
- By the Roots : Lake Sherwood: David Murdock is moving old oaks to create a forest. Some wonder if the trees can survive.
- Memorial Service Set for Gay Rights Activist
- CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS '92 : Candidates Try to Craft Creative Job Titles : Politics: Secretary of state's office rejects attempts to use ballot designations as last-minute campaign ads.
- Rise of Gangs Alarms Orange County : Crime: The members are becoming more violent, police say. Officials fear that unless something is done, the problem could rival Los Angeles'.
- Uptown Rats : Vegetarian rodents that prefer the suburbs have settled in some of Orange County's nicest locations. It's the Vector Control District's job to make them feel unwelcome.
- COLUMN ONE : Stereotype That Won't Go Away : Young black males find themselves continually under scrutiny from police and public. 'Until you're black, until you get pulled over . . . you'll never understand,' one says.
- Drug Agent Slain in Birmingham During Car Theft
- He's Making Sure Environment Doesn't Go to Waste
- Succession Confusion: When The President Is Incapacitated
- Ballot Recommendations : Elections and primaries in Los Angeles, Orange counties
- The Bolt of Lightning From Beyond That Has Wilson Quaking : Primary: Religious Right has fielded and funded candidates against the governor's in 13 Assembly races. If turnout is low, watch out.
- La Puente : City to Tap Reserve Funds
- Revolutionary Light Bulb Saves Energy, Lasts Longer
- Vietnam Officials Told Not to Take Foreign Bribes
- Job Search Is Hard Work for O.C. Graduates
- FLOATING SCHOOL: The Orange County Marine Institute...
- New York Times Truck Drivers Ratify Contracts
- A Pilot's Dream Takes Wing With High-Tech Plane
- Disappearing 2nd World Raises Doubts on 3rd : Global changes: 'Developing world' term gains favor as lines blur between entities on a geographic collision course.
- Irwindale : Identity of Remains Sought
- Where Sponsors See Sun, Sand, He Sees Mostly Sweat
- A look inside Hollywood and the movies. : SUMMER, TAKE 2 : Hey, Let's Be <i> Real</i> Sure Not to Write Those Credits Off
- ** Lush, "Spooky," Reprise. Only rarely does...
- STYLE : FASHION : Hip Parade
- WALL TO WALL: From Beijing to Berlin...
- A post-"Superman" Jack Larson guests on "The...
- Splitting Ounces of Prevention, Pounds of Cure : Medicine: The lion's share of research dollars goes to the diseases with the loudest lobbyists.
- Lives of Two Families Consumed by Custody Fight That Began in 1984 : Courts: The famed Morgan-Foretich battle over now 9-year-old Hilary continues, leaving each side markedly changed.
- CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS '92 : U.S. SENATE : Women's 'Golden Moment,' Boxer Says
- Catalina Tries to Improve Hospital's Fiscal Condition
- Big-City Tragedy Hits 'Small-Town' Police Force : Crime: No arrests have been made in the slaying of a Maywood officer. Residents, colleagues recall his concern for the community.
- ELECTIONS / STATE ASSEMBLY : Contribution to Horcher Adds a Wrinkle to GOP Race in 60th District : Election: Assemblyman received $10,000 from a new committee funded by a group that traditionally gives to Democrats. His opponent Phyllis Papen is outraged.
