- Bush's Brother Countersues Tokyo Group : Politics: Legal battle with reputed crime figures over business deal gone bad is expected to embarrass White House.
- LINK TO YOUTH: Time capsules, too often...
- School Voucher Initiative Falls Short of Ballot
- Contractor Sentenced in Residential Asbestos Case : Contamination: The Cathedral City man pleads no contest to the emission of the hazardous fibers while removing the ceiling of a Northridge house.
- City Schools Trustees May Add to Salary Cuts : Education: A special meeting will be held by the board to reconsider ways to balance 1992-93 budget.
- Children's Helmet Law Nears Vote : Safety: Sen. Bergeson's bill would give cities, counties right to require youths to wear protective headgear on bicycles.
- Boy, 16, Killed by Police After Car Chase : Crime: He was shot after ditching a stolen vehicle and threatening officers with a handgun, authorities say. Friends of the youth deny that he was armed.
- Muffling the Voice of the Valley
- DANA POINT : New Contract With Solag Disposal OKd
- On Electing Tyrants "Some may be surprised...
- Dr. Ken Sommer; Glendale Chiropractor
- ORANGE COUNTY PERSPECTIVE : Right to Be MADD
- ENCINO : Residents in Poll Support Monorail
- Ewing Hurt in Practice : Olympics: Knick center dislocates thumb, will be out five days.
- Vampire Strategy Fails in Woman's Murder Trial
- CIS, Heading Into Game Against Lithuania, Upset by Netherlands
- 7 From Southland on Women's Team
- Boxing Social Fizzles
- Search for Identity in 'Boys' Play' at the Hudson
- LOCAL NOTES : Woods, Booth Win in Junior Golf
- ART REVIEWS : Heinecken's Hit-and-Run Irreverence
- Thrift Agency Gives Glendale Federal a Break
- INTERNATIONAL TRADE
- NEWS ANALYSIS : Railroads in Midst of a Resurgence : Transportation: The strike comes even as the industry is clawing back to profitability after decades of losing ground to trucking.
- MRS. MOM: Sandra Earnest of Laguna Niguel...
- Gem Heist Nets $384,000
- ANC Urges Boycott to Pressure Pretoria : South Africa: Global action is urged to coincide with burial of massacre victims. De Klerk is conciliatory.
- Agency That Defends Death Row Prisoners to Close L.A. Office
- SAN DIEGO : Juror Excused After Bringing in Article
- Spite Does Not Make Right : State appeals courts are getting worked over by a vengeful Legislature
- Hlasek's Victory Not the Record, but It Comes on Anniversary of It
- Cash Doesn't Go as Far as He Used To : Wimbledon: McEnroe needs five sets to defeat rusty 1987 champion in second round.
- Marsalis Returns to His Roots
- Sailing
- DANCE REVIEW : Bright Debut for the Houston Ballet : 'Company B' a Wry Look at WWII Nostalgia
- Some New Offerings for Fans of Marilyn Monroe
- 'Romeo & Juliet'
- 'Fly Away' Writers in the Running for Humanitas Prizes
- The Art of Firing
- ELECTIONS '92 : Perot Dismisses GOP Attacks as 'Silly Putty'
- President's Lawyer Linked to Iraqi Export List Changes : Inquiry: But witness says the elimination of military designations was not meant to deceive Congress.
- 'Condom Etiquette' and Men
- Countywide : Head of Crime Lab Pleads No Contest
- Shippers Hope Bill Ends Rail Shutdown : Agriculture: Some companies fear big losses if the work stoppage continues into the weekend.
- Rights Group to Be 'Tough' on L.A. : Report: Amnesty International will begin three-day meeting with the release of what is expected to be heavy criticism of the police and the Sheriff's Department.
- Resistance to Transit Stations Re-Emerges
- SUPER LOTTO RESULTS
- Perot's Forces in Optimistic Mood : Politics: The Lawndale office alone has collected one-third of the signatures needed to put the businessman on the state's presidential ballot.
- Two Gang Members Flee During Ballgame at Juvenile Hall, Escape
- SURFING OP PRO CHAMPIONSHIPS : Hawaii's Thomas Gets Victory, With a Twist
- Millinder Is Named Warrior Soccer Coach
- AFI FESTIVAL : 'Metro' Highlights Today's Offerings
- Cartoon Couture
- 3 Drown, 4th Missing in Feather River
- SUMMERTIME : Discoveries : If you've exhausted the usual tourist spots, here are some destinations off the beaten path. : From Gipper to Gorby, Library Chronicles the Reagan Years
- Tear Gas Routs Farmers
- Spago Swings With Dancers
- Wilson Warns of Budget Disaster : Spending: Governor says proposal advocated by Democrats would mire state in debt. They charge that the cuts he is seeking are deeper than necessary.
- FOLLYWOOD : Stunt: Neighbors are trying to keep Paramount Pictures from perching a 75-foot-high likeness of Kim Basinger on the Hollywood sign.
- Puttin' On the Ritz : An Intimate Candlelight Dinner Brightens Lives at Care Facility
- NORTHRIDGE : Assailant Receives 3 Years Probation
- TUSTIN : Fire Guts Home; One Man Hurt
- LOS ANGELES : GOP Write-In Candidate Named as Hayden's Foe
- Can Women in the Senate Make a Difference? You Bet! : Congress: While men engage in ritual legislative combat, the other half of America gets ignored. Or so it used to be.
- Convict Pleads Not Guilty in Slayings of 4 Prostitutes
- Environmentalists Criticize Calabasas on Housing Project : Development: Foes of a plan to build 250 luxury homes say the effects have not been adequately considered and the builder is getting preferential treatment.
- Denmark Stops for European Final : Soccer: All eyes are on the upstart national team, which plays Germany in the championship game.
- Sherbeck Packing for Farewell : Football: Assistant coaches, former players saying fond goodbys to retiring coach who won three national titles in 31 years at Fullerton College.
- STAGE REVIEW : 'On the Road': Tired Vehicle Stuck in '70s : Long Beach Revival Shows Unintentionally How the Play Has Aged Poorly While Feminism Matures
- STAGE REVIEW : Richly Layered, Powerful 'Stories'
- Drinking In Publicity : Folksy Perrier Ad Stars O.C.'s Shake Shack
- Violence, Vandalism Rise in Drywaller Strike : Walkout: Workers trash half-built houses in tracts in Orange and San Bernardino counties and punch laborers and foremen there and in San Diego County. They want a union and more pay.
- Mafia Tied to Racketeering at N.Y. Post
- Yeltsin's Cabinet OKs Its Boldest Reform Plan : Economy: The 3-year program is intended to put Russia firmly on road to capitalism and bring era of recovery and growth.
- Western Glamour: Russia's New Ideal : Lifestyles: The female body politic wants to become the body beautiful in Moscow, thanks to American ads.
- D.A. to Carry Mannes Case to High Court : Legal system: Prosecutors are seeking to retry a drunken driver on murder charges. She killed three young men.
- COLUMN LEFT/ ERIC MANN : Video Age Reaches Union Bargaining : Hotel workers touch L.A.'s image-conscious sore spot with 'City on the Edge,' a tape to discourage visitors.
- SANTA ANA : Schools Adopt Ban on Gang-Like Attire
- Count Basie Yes, Hula Hoops No : Fun: Senior citizens display the wisdom of age during their day at the Del Mar Fair.
- HONOR-ROLL WATCH : Young and Gifted
- Agreement Provides 5 More Years of Scouting at Camp Emerald Bay : Development: Lease calls for fewer boys per session. A consortium of Scout councils will run the camp and find a new site when the lease expires.
- RTD OKs Budget 20% : Over Projected Revenue Transit: Board also rejects a plea to stop service on two bus lines that the LACTC turned over to a private San Gabriel contractor.
- Rules OKd to Deter Prostitution in City
- Cities, County Discuss Joint Fire Services : Government: Ventura and Oxnard are considering the cost-cutting step, which could lead to shared training and crews.
- Wi to Return to Site of His Finest Win : Golf: Fond memories of 1990 state amateur victory linger as he again prepares for the tournament at Pebble Beach.
- Cycling
- BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE MAJOR LEAGUES : Umpire: Bonilla Gave Him 'a Whirl'
- Eagles' Jerome Brown Killed in Car Accident
- How Fox Got Two Sitcoms From 'the Competition' : Television: After spending millions on a pair of shows that didn't fit into their fall lineups, CBS and NBC executives ignored the rules and sold them.
- Something to Start Toes Tapping
- SUMMERTIME : Cheap Eats : Ventura Boulevard and other arteries are lined with places with delicious and unusual fare that costs less than fast food.
- Pope OKs New Catechism, 1st in 4 Centuries
- 'Dismay' on Nixon's '73 POW Stance Told : Vietnam aftermath: A Pentagon official tells of a list of 80 who were unaccounted for, when all captives were supposed to have been freed.
- PLACENTIA : School Trustees OK $92.6-Million Budget
- Countywide : Last Lotto Splurge Is a Lucky One
- San Diego : FBI Arrests Four in Weapons Raid
- Wooden Resigns From Planning Commission After 18 Years : County government: Often at odds with environmental groups, he cites time conflicts as reason for stepping down.
- First Bonds Sold in Effort to Redevelop Hollywood
- Miscellany
- Dodgers Turn to Platoon : Baseball: With Harris and Sharperson in lineup at the same time, they beat Astros, 8-5.
- Miscellany
- U.S OLYMPIC TRIALS : Injured Thumb Sidelines Ewing
- U.S OLYMPIC CYCLING TRIALS : Twigg Earns a Trip to Barcelona
- GOLF ROUNDUP : Tway in 5-Way Tie With a 67
- ART REVIEW : Pleasure and Puzzlement : Artist: Museum of Art's new exhibition traces the evolution of Jasper Johns' 'Seasons'--a series of prints that is as full of private meanings as it is fascinating to look at.
- SUMMERTIME : Discoveries : If you've exhausted the usual tourist spots, here are some destinations off the beaten path. : Acrobatics on Horseback
- NEWPORT BEACH : District and Teachers Halt Contract Talks
- Buddy McGirt retained his World Boxing Council...
- Lindros Trade: Tale of 2 Deals : Hockey: Secret hearings continue in effort to determine which team has rights to Nordique star.
- BOXING AT THE IRVINE MARRIOTT : Padilla Takes Fight Out of 'Tired' Castro
- TV REVIEW : 'Say What?' Says a Lot About Rejects
- Olivelawn Isn't Looking for Greener Pastures : Punk rock: The band seems content to play for its small-label listeners, but it's heading the bill at Bogart's nonetheless.
- STAGE REVIEW : A Tedious Stopover in 'St. Louis'
- INTERNATIONAL TRADE : Three Asked to Head Korean-American Friendship Society
- RETAIL
- ENERGY
- HomeFed Group Petitions Court
- Rogersound Labs Can't Find an Angel, Begins Liquidation
- El Nino's Impact on Local Kelp Beds Is Minimal : Ocean: But shell fishing in Northern California is hurt by the weather condition. Warming could give a boost to San Diego sportfishing industry.
- Columbia Blasts Off on Longest Shuttle Mission : Space: Tests on weightlessness will be conducted around the clock on 13-day flight.
- 3 Israelis, 3 Arabs Killed in Gaza and West Bank : Mideast: Incidents end relative calm that prevailed during election. Defense minister resigns after Likud's defeat.
- A Fractured Fairy Tale at the Palace : Books: A royal watcher takes a new look at the dark side of the British first family. The author admits it's a one-sided view of Princess Diana.
- Iran-Contra Prosecutor Targets 'Highest Level' : Probe: Walsh names no names and warns against speculation. Reagan and Bush were at key 1986 meeting.
- $11.3 Million in Grants, Jobs for L.A. Unveiled : Riots: The package will pay low-income residents to work in national forests. Funds will also help establish urban gardens.
- NEWBURY PARK : Stabbed Youth in Serious Condition
- Environmentally Good Deed Costs a Heap of Trouble
- What a bunch of nags: Some Democrats,...
- OAK PARK : Residents Oppose Shared Library Plan
- Anaheim Man Hurt in Drive-By Shooting
- A Time of Joy, Sadness : NBA draft: Walt Williams chosen a day after learning his father has throat cancer.
- Deadline Looms for Art Deductions : Taxes: A temporary law allowing donors to deduct the appreciated value of works given to museums will end Tuesday unless Congress acts.
- Gateway Communications Lays Off 20 Workers, Cites Low Sales
- INTERNATIONAL TRADE
- Investment Agreement: Buyout specialist Kohlberg, Kravis Roberts...
- NEWS ANALYSIS : Spiegel's Defense Likely to Develop on 4 Fronts : Thrifts: One element in his trial is expected to be the contention that his perks at Columbia S&L; were related to business.
- DIPLOMACY : U.S. Envoys on the Frontier in Kazakhstan : Oil-rich former Soviet republic is short of just about everything--including phones to Washington.
- Price Co. Posts $28.5 Million in Profits for Third Quarter
- Hit Man Hired, Prosecutor Charges : Courts: Car lot owner enlisted Mexican Mafia to kill auto salesman at his Leucadia home in 1988, according to trial brief.
- Why Did Dixon Do What He Did? : Crime: The Newport Beach employee who embezzled $1.82 million says he doesn't know what drove him to steal and spend compulsively, but he offers some speculation from his jail cell.
- STANTON : City OKs Budget, Vows to Fight State
- PACIFIC PERSPECTIVE : The Agenda Is Political Survival : It's a sad commentary that President Bush and Prime Minister Miyazawa have set their sights so low.
- Suspect Held in Hillcrest Attacks That Left One Dead : Crime: The fatal stabbing of a teen-ager in December galvanized gays and others in the community.
- IRVINE : Food Fair Planned to Benefit Playground
- Jones Seeks to Qualify in 2nd Event : Track: After making the U.S. Olympic team in the 400-meter relay, Thousand Oaks High sprinter sets sights on the 200.
- Oden Duo, Not Trio, Makes Olympic Team
- Riley Finishes 2 Strokes Back
- One Fight Is Still to Be Won : Boxing: Olympic trials champions must beat their 'most noteworthy challengers' to make the U.S. team for Barcelona.
- HOLLYWOOD PARK : Another Review Hits His Stride
- Ex-UC Irvine Assistant to Coach Titan Volleyball Team
- Ready to Put Up His Duke in 'Tempest' : Stage: Distinguished actor Alan Mandell, who plays the arrogant Prospero in the Grove production, considers the role a royal opportunity.
- Ex-SDSU Standout on Women's Team
- Pop Album Chart : Billy Ray Still Giving His All
- STAGE REVIEW : Tanner's 'Teen Girl' Speaks to Youth Concerns
- Actress Joan Van Ark Unties the Knot : Television: One of the original cast members of 'Knots Landing' is leaving to pursue other interests.
- Dow Dips 6.69 as Profit Jitters Hold Sway : Market Overview
- NATION IN BRIEF : WASHINGTON, D.C. : Panel OKs Funding for Space Station
- O&Y;'s Canary Wharf Dealt New Blow: Texaco...
- Abortion Is Legalized in Germany : Law: Conservative lawmakers, defeated 357 to 284, vow to challenge the decision in court.
- SUMMERTIME : Discoveries : If you've exhausted the usual tourist spots, here are some destinations off the beaten path. : In Praise of Native Flora
- SUMMERTIME : Family Fun and Games : Museums' summer schedules focus on programs and classes for participants of all ages.
- SUMMERTIME : Discoveries : If you've exhausted the usual tourist spots, here are some destinations off the beaten path. : Teeing Off in the Wilderness
- Performance Hall Fund Drive Reaches Midpoint
- WESTLAKE : Pediatrician Faces Trial on Sex Charges
- STANTON : Redevelopment Amendment OKd
- CLIPBOARD : John Wayne Airport Traffic
- ENCINO : Four Masked Robbers Terrorize Family in Home
- Title Defense Begins Early for Peninsula, Morningside Teams : Preps: Both schools have opportunity to reach basketball quarterfinals when Los Angeles Watts Summer Games resume Saturday.
- MOVIE REVIEW : Wenders' 'Clothes' Is Scanty Stuff
- ART REVIEW : The Guggenheim's Grand Reopening
- Two Tales of Targeting for Different Audiences
- More Mixed Signals Cloud Recovery Debate : Economy: GDP is revised upward, and corporate profits jump in the first quarter. But more file for jobless benefits, and home sales fall.
- GOOD NEIGHBOR: For years jokes have been...
- Function Versus Form : Splashed with wild prints, skin-tight designer jeans are back on the scene.
- Bee Reduces Math's Sting : Fountain Valley Competition Builds Confidence, Skills
- They Do : At the County Courthouse, Love Means Never Having to Dress by the Rules
- State Pays $71 Million in Bay Area Quake Claims : Disaster: Hundreds of actions are settled out of court under special legislation, saving about $100 million. Only two cases will go to trial.
- Expanded Death Penalty Under Prop. 115 Upheld : Executions: State Supreme Court allows accomplices in murder cases to be sent to the gas chamber. Justices say the law and a measure that got more votes complement one another.
- Countywide : KCAQ Fires Deejay Over Jokes, Remarks
- African-American Chamber Wants to Add New Members : Minorities: The business group's president says he wants to 'tap into the talent of the local community.'
- San Diego : Delon Jurors Ask to Review Testimony
- CAMARILLO : Council OKs Budget, Freeze on Salaries
- AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Rangers' Brown Wins 11th, 5-2
- Gabriel Ruelas of Arleta, the WBC's top-ranked...
- BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : ANGELS : Cutting Losses, Gaining Problems
- Edwards May Leave Clippers : Basketball: Team picks up center's option, but he may take buyout instead.
- BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : DODGERS : Strawberry May Return Soon
- Grants for O.C. Groups in Jeopardy : Finances: County Symphony and Newport Harbor Art Museum might not get state funding because of low rankings.
- NATION IN BRIEF : NEW JERSEY : Pair Indicted in Oil Official's Kidnaping
- Another Rally by IBM--Could This Be the Real Thing?
- SUMMERTIME : Tours to Go : Leave your car at home and let someone else worry about fighting traffic, getting tickets and parking at all the places you plan to visit this summer.
- Her Majesty's Navy Intervenes in Franco-British Fishing Flap
- SANTA ANA : Schools Pass Budget, OK Layoffs, Cutbacks
- Surrogate Pleads No Contest to Welfare Fraud : Courts: Elvira Jordan failed to report the $10,000 she received from the couple for whom she bore a baby. She agrees to repay government $8,500.
- Antelope Valley District OKs Budget, Cuts 100 School Jobs
- A Cry of Innocence : Murder: The Mexican doctor kidnaped and brought to the U.S. in the Camarena case says he can't get a fair trial. From jail, he grants his first interview.
- Timing Was Right for Roque and Dodd : Volleyball: After May tournament, both players were without a partner. They joined forces and reached the final at Austin, Tex., last weekend.
- Getting Past Russell's Defense Will Cost a Minimum of $295
- 'Reading and Arts' Series of Lectures Continue to July 3
- MOVIE REVIEW : Restored 'Pinocchio' a Glowing Triumph
- MOVIE REVIEW : 'Entry': To Protect and Disserve . . .
- Mexico Bank Group Pulls Stock Offer : Finance: The market's recent fall apparently scared foreign investors away from Banacci.
- Repair Service Suspended: An appliance repair service...
- X Marks the Spike Spot
- Renie; Costume Designer Shared Academy Award for 'Cleopatra'
- SUMMERTIME : Discoveries : If you've exhausted the usual tourist spots, here are some destinations off the beaten path. : Temple in the Canyon
- School Voucher Initiative Fails to Qualify for Ballot
- EPA Introduces New Rules for Clean Air : Pollution: Regulations will allow increased emissions without public notice. Environmentalists and some lawmakers say they are too weak.
- Disney Concert Hall Plan Advances : Arts: Music Center committee grants approval to $200-million project. Construction could start in August.
- SIMI VALLEY : Assailant Receives 3 Years Probation
- VENTURA : Officials Expect No Concert Rowdiness
- A Step Toward a New Life : Charity: A Simi Valley family will house and care for a Romanian boy, 6. He is in the United States for orthopedic surgery.
- Artist Hopes Benches Will Ride Wave of Support
- SIMI VALLEY : $241,350 Allocated to Service Groups
- How Much Israeli Give?
- MOORPARK : Cost of School Air Conditioning OKd
- NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP : First Things First for the Cubs, 9-2
- Sailing
- BE Aerospace Inc.: The Santa Ana manufacturer...
- ELECTIONS '92 : Clinton Sees Advantage in 2 Rivals' 'Obsession'
- SUMMERTIME : Discoveries : If you've exhausted the usual tourist spots, here are some destinations off the beaten path. : Castaic Dam Rest Stop
- 11 Black Sea Nations Vow to Seek Peace, Cooperation : Diplomacy: Four of the presidents meeting in Istanbul announce an accord to end ethnic conflict in Moldova.
- SUMMERTIME : TELEVISION / TAPING SESSIONS : That's the Ticket : Although filming of network series won't start until late summer, game and talk shows still need an audience.
- Swiss Storm Damage High
- About Half of Riot Victims Uninsured, Survey Shows
- A Seamstress With Get-Up and Go : Sense of Fantasy and Fun Helps Her Create Lavish Costumes for Herself and Friends
- CULTURE WATCH : Birthday Ditty: It's a Happy One
- BOOK REVIEW : Melodrama Redefined: Long-Lasting 'Dreams' : DREAMS OF LONG LASTING <i> by Mark Medoff</i> ; Warner Books $19.95; 466 pages
- ANAHEIM : City Loses Effort to Close Down Bar
- L.A. School Board OKs a Shaky Budget : Education: The $3.8-billion spending plan hinges on salary cuts that must be negotiated. State funding, as yet unresolved, will also play a key role.
- Contractor Sentenced in Asbestos Case : Health: Designer pleads no contest to charges that he contaminated a home during remodeling. He must serve 30 days in jail or work on Caltrans crew.
- Function Versus Form : Marithe and Francois Girbaud believe a well-placed pocket is <i> de rigueur.</i>
- IRVINE : Donation Limits Amendment OKd
- Religion: Separate but Don't Destroy : Kennedy's opinion avoids risk of extremism
- Porno Charges Filed After Photos Are Seized : Investigation: Garden Grove man is arrested. Some of the female models who posed nude are believed to be minors.
- Tyson's Attorney Says Ruling Impacts Appeal
- McNall Goes for Winning Ticket : Hockey: Tired of disappointment, owner makes a King-sized shake-up, naming Melrose coach, Mlakar president, Beverley general manager.
- STAGE REVIEW : Cerillo's Extraordinary 'Desert' Tops 'Lineup 3' Acts at Pipeline
- SUMMERTIME : Patriot Games: 4th of July Roundup : New citizens will be sworn in and parks will offer barbecues, music and games. Rockets will glare from Thousand Oaks to Castaic Lake.
- SUMMERTIME : Discoveries : If you've exhausted the usual tourist spots, here are some destinations off the beaten path. : In Search of the Creature of Lake Castaic
- SUMMERTIME : Run For It : For minimum line waits and maximum fun, the secret is to make a plan.
- Vista Family Whose Home Was Targeted in Raid Files $1-Million Suit
- Countywide : School Seeks More Time to Build Tower
- O.C. COLUMN LEFT/ JAIME SOTO : Strike Points Up Long Legacy of Exploitation : Factors behind work stoppage by drywallers illustrate business' competitive disregard for society's most vulnerable.
- Arraignment of Brea Mayor Delayed for Second Time
- Professor Petitions Court on SDSU Cuts
- Paul to Meet Undefeated Gonzalez for Junior Welterweight Championship
- England's Hall Struggles But Wins : Boxing: He earns a split decision in bout against Campo's Russell Mosley.
- Is Melrose the Alarm Clock?
- JAZZ REVIEW : Silver's Brass Glitters at Catalina
- Deadline Looms for Art Deductions : Taxes: A temporary law allowing donors to deduct the appreciated value of works given to museums will end Tuesday unless Congress acts.
- Theater Organ Society Concerts Set
- RETAIL
- U.S. Calls for Duties on Subsidized Canada Lumber : Commerce: Penalties could add $270 to the average nationwide price of a new home and more than $500 in the Southland.
- COMMON MARKET : EC Architect Delors Likely to Keep Post Despite Danish Veto
- Buried Treasures : Orange County Has at Least 30 Time Capsules, in Which Pieces From the Past Are Preserved for Future Generations
- Just Sign on the Dotted Line
- Airman Who Vanished Is Charged
- John Braun; Led Construction Firm
- Recalcitrant Employees : What Do You Do With a Worker Nobody Wants Around Anymore, but One You Can't Fire?
- Expanded Death Penalty Under Prop. 115 Upheld : Executions: Ruling in an Orange County case involving a 14-month-old child's slaying, the state Supreme Court allows accomplices in murder cases to be sent to the gas chamber.
- Hot Weather for a Fiesta and Free Pops
- LOS ANGELES COUNTY : Contract Oversight Called Lax at Health Department
- Gates Urges Troops to Support Williams in Taped Farewell : LAPD: Chief is cheerful in his last video message to officers before retiring Sunday. He says he is leaving with 'no anger, no bitterness.'
- CYPRESS : 6 of 7 Staffers Fired at Boys, Girls Club
- Witnesses to Harris Execution Tell of Varying Psychological Fallout
- New Sewer Line Carries Prospect of a Cleaner Ocean : Environment: A $115-million replacement system will put an end to the dumping of raw sewage into Santa Monica Bay.
- ANTELOPE VALLEY : Classes for Pregnant Students Approved
- Padres Defeat Giants : Baseball: No fights, just strong pitching from Bruce Hurst and strong offensive and defensive plays in the Padres 8-0 victory over the Giants.
- Miscellany
- ART REVIEWS
- DANA POINT : City Adopts Budget, Freezes Spending
- SANTA ANA : Local Students Hope to Contact Shuttle
- The Perot-Prop. 13 Parallel: Power to the Fed-Up People
- Cuts by School Board Fuel Momentum for User-Fee Plan
- Nevin Has 2 Homers, 4 RBIs for Team USA
- Terrell Paddling Toward His Third Olympics : Canoeing: Newport Beach man is also skilled in woodworking, and plans to market a custom-made paddle after competing in Barcelona.
- Evert Back at Wimbledon
- More of Same in Angels' loss : Baseball: Mariners hit four homers and pound Valera and Crim in 13-4 victory. Davis sold to a team in Japan.
- Barnes Stays Out of Trials : Jurisprudence: Judge rules shotput world record-holder had other options before going to court.
- MOVIE REVIEW : 'Shadow': A 'Chorus Line' From Opera
- San Diego Spotlight : Dining in the Fast Lane, or Dim Sum and Get Gone
- Perot Once Tried to Hire Bush, First Lady Says
- ELECTIONS '92 : Clinton Is Seen Challenging White Politicians' Approach to Race Issues
- GOOD AND BAD: Forecasters for Money magazine...
- Process May Speed Computers : Technology: UCSD scientist develops new way to store images on silicon, which could be used to create a system dramatically faster than most home computers.
- COLUMN RIGHT/ BILL JONES : Cut Welfare, Health to Solve Budget Crisis : The answer is not to 'close loopholes' (and raise taxes) but to restructure state spending.
- COMMENTARY : Gretzky's Influence Still the Biggest Issue : Kings: With the exception of Melrose, the jobs have changed but the faces are still the same.
- RADIO
- Postponed
- COMPTON : Police Officers Kill Suspected Auto Burglar
- LOS ANGELES : Ferraro Will Get Device to Regulate Heartbeat
- Miscellany
- Walker Joins Loyola Staff
- Luczaj Steps Down as Buena Park Football Coach
- RESTAURANT REVIEW : Endless Summer: A Hearty Happening
- STAGE
- Performances at Gallery
- Cut CSUN Athletics
- Thanks for the Support
- Thanks for Listening