- Jobs and Hunger
- Loan Guarantees for Israel
- Rep. Dornan
- GOP Convention
- Free Trade
- Loan Guarantees for Israel
- FANTASY 5 RESULTS
- Loan Guarantees for Israel
- OTHER NEWS - Aug. 26, 1992
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- TELEVISION - Aug. 26, 1992
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- Obituaries - Aug. 26, 1992
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- Notes on a Scorecard - Aug. 26, 1992
- Names in the News - Aug. 26, 1992
- Armed Woman Killed in UC Chancellor's Home : Berkeley: The machete-wielding political activist was shot when she lunged at an officer, officials say. She was awaiting trial on an explosives possession charge and had history of psychiatric care.
- Clinton Confronts Issue of Avoiding Service : Military: He tells Legion he is patriotic and votes should not be based on the fact that he didn't serve in Vietnam.
- Homeless Pitch Tent City in Balboa Park : Shelter: Activists say they are tired of the city's inaction and challenge officials to come up with a better solution.
- Hurricane Rips Into Louisiana : Weather: The storm hurls tornadoes as it hits Morgan City, 75 miles southwest of New Orleans. Residents from Alabama to Texas flee.
- Gore and Quayle Fire Long-Range Political Barbs
- CANADA-BOUND: Eight officials from Buena Park, Costa...
- Spending by UC Officials Questioned : Education: Audit finds that money was used for first-class air fares, expensive hotels and entertainment. A university statement says only minor policy violations occurred.
- ROOTS REVISITED: About 20 Santa Ana youths...
- Baker Gives Bush Campaign Shot in Arm : Politics: Staff members say his presence has given once-floundering operation a new sense of direction.
- CHEAP EATS: There may be no such...
- Allies to Ban All Planes, Copters in Shiite Zone : Persian Gulf: Bush announcement is expected today. No shield is planned against Iraqi ground attacks.
- HOLDING STEADY: Gifts to UC Irvine dropped...
- * Sherry L. Mesman has been appointed...
- Who's Afraid of the Big Trade Pact?
- AIRLINES
- IBM, TCI Near Pact on a Cable Data Network
- Firms Justify Cable Price Hikes : They Attribute High Rates to Better Service and Warn of Setbacks From Regulation
- Blue Cross Sets Up Funds as Budget Crisis Stopgap
- Russia's Assets: No Wheeling and Dealing : Economy: Slow sales of state property not the only bug in Yeltsin's program. Unemployment and prices are both on the way up.
- Hurricane Lashes Florida; 10 Killed, Damage in Billions : Weather: Neighborhoods are flattened by winds up to 164 m.p.h. Bush declares a disaster area as several of the gulf states brace for storm's possible second strike.
- SHERMAN OAKS : Real Estate Specialist Named to Post in Armenia
- OJAI : Illegal Campfire Blamed in Blaze
- PADRES UPDATE : NOTEBOOK : Sheffield's Performance While Under Pressure Draws Spotlight
- Weekend Box Office : 'Unforgiven' at Top for Third Week
- BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : ANGELS : Herzog Says Signing Abbott Is Goal
- TV Reviews : Herzog's Vision of a Kuwait on Fire
- Essence Engineering Foresees Staff Additions
- * Larry Gittins has been elected to...
- * Thomas G. Pownall has been elected...
- Tiger Investment Named Among Leaders in Field
- * Bel Michalski has joined the sales...
- ENVIRONMENT
- Virginia Sale, 92; Actress Made Age an Asset
- The Gift That L.B.J. Gave to Me
- COUNTYWIDE : Fair Attendance Is Up 15% Over 1991
- Death Takes No Holiday : Murder does not have to be as common as sunshine and smog in Los Angeles
- Jury Convicts Man on 14 Felony Counts in USC Sexual Assaults : Courts: He faces more than 76 years in prison for attacks on two students and a separate rape attempt.
- High Country Is a Cut Above for Excitement : Deer Hunting, Trout Fishing Await in the Eastern Sierra
- AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Gladden Helps Tigers Push Twins 7 Games Back
- TV Reviews : 'Covington Cross': Pleasing, Though Plodding
- Senate Sustains Wilson's Veto of Democrats' Education Bill : Finances: An override attempt falls six votes short. The governor says the measure calls for spending more money than the state can afford.
- Clinton, Tsongas Attack Bush's Economic Policy
- County Liable for Injuries to Woman Inmate
- $150,000 Arson Blaze Hits GOP Offices : Crime: Officials at the county headquarters in South Pasadena move their operations. An anti-Republican message was painted on a wall earlier but no political motive for the fire is suspected.
- Get Rid of Saddam -- and Then What? : Iraq: His departure would leave a volatile vacuum because there's no sign of consensus among the country's long-hostile ethnic and religious groups.
- BREA : City OKs Bus Shuttle From Anaheim Sites
- 226 Pounds Seized in 2 Cocaine Busts
- A Singular Objective That Must Be Observed : Aim of "no-fly" plan over Iraq is humanitarian
- COUNTYWIDE : Council to Reassess Its Role as Provider
- NORTH HOLLYWOOD : Passenger Shot in Traffic Dispute Dies
- Long Memories for Long Homers
- * Timothy F. Sparks has been promoted...
- * At Price Waterhouse, Stuart W. Fulton...
- Veritec Sues Firm Headed by Kin of CEO Anselmo
- PDA Engineering Wins NASA Pact
- Archive Stock Issue: Archive Corp. in Costa...
- National Agenda : Lebanese Cast Ballots for Apathy, Cynicism : Candidates gamely go through the motions in the war-torn nation's first elections in 20 years.
- A Lemon of a Harvest : Agriculture: Floods and competition from other counties make it a rough year for growers. Strawberry and orange crops have been particularly hard hit.
- LOS ANGELES : DWP Contribution to City Coffers Comes Up Short
- Ventura Planners to Discuss Proposal for Senior Housing
- Orioles Sign Ripken to $32.5-Million Deal
- Huddled in the Dark, Awaiting 'Cosmic Comeuppance'
- INDUSTRY : Former Textile Town Draws International Fare to the New South
- Culture : No Sacrifice Too Great for the Mayordomos of Mexico : Ancient village tradition celebrates religious figures. It's an expensive honor, but many seek it all the same.
- LONDON : Mulling the Balkans
- Report Says Halaco Is Polluting Wetlands : Environment: EPA action is yet to be decided. The Oxnard scrap metal recycling firm has been the subject of controversy for years.
- Maytag Predicts Profit Dip, Says It Will Revamp
- * Dwayne S. Eto has been promoted...
- Eugene Sakasegawa, founder and president of Saki...
- Republicans Say She's a Radical
- PERSPECTIVE ON JAPAN : Atonement Begins With Apology : Public acknowledgment of atrocities committed in World War II is the least the emperor can offer China and Korea.
- Bane Will Pay His Wife With Leftover Funds : Politics: Assemblyman, soon to retire, says he owes spouse $50,000 for work done before they married. The move appears to be legal, FPPC says.
- Man Shot to Death on 35th Street
- LANCASTER : Deputy Wounds Man Wielding Gun
- Firm Agrees Queen Mary Needs Repairs : Attraction: Insurance consultant concurs with earlier report that millions should be spent to make Long Beach vessel safe.
- IRVINE : Bike Helmet Policy Expected to Be OKd
- Investor Group Raises Stake in Huntway to 7.7%
- The law firm of Pepper, Hamilton &...
- Firm Completes Nursing Home Deal
- Advanced Photonix Inc. Suffers Loss of $798,000
- Tentative TWA Deal Snubs Icahn : Airlines: Unions are nearing a final agreement that leaves the chairman without a role.
- House of Fabrics Reports $415,000 Loss in Quarter
- Attorney Larry W. Gabriel has become a...
- WASHINGTON : Grounding Iraq
- It's Official: Hughes Takes Over Missile Unit in S.D. : Defense: But the $450-million sale of General Dynamics missile operations to Hughes Aircraft is not good news for 2,800 workers in San Diego County.
- Pilot, Flight Instructor Dies After Struggle With Car Crash Injuries : Courage: Charlotte Hammond, 30, had her hands, legs amputated after a 1988 crash, but was walking and about to enter law school at the time of her death.
- Officer's Wife Not Guilty in Theft Plot : Trial: Jury remains deadlocked on four charges against the woman and all eight against her husband. The two were charged in a scheme to rob check-cashing stores.
- Pushcart Ice Cream Vendor Shot to Death : Crime: Fleeing gunman also fires at children who may have witnessed the apparent robbery. None are hurt.
- Golf's U.S. Amateur Begins Today
- RAM NOTEBOOK : Gary Says He's Got What Knox Wants
- MUSIC REVIEW : Bonus Piece Adds Frosting to Cake
- The Musical Theater Turns to New Old Voices
- THE ECONOMY
- Sutro & Co. has added four members...
- Amgen Extends Program for Repurchasing Stock
- Rx Medical to Acquire Laboratory
- Consultant Pleads Guilty in Orange County Fraud Case : Scam: Laguna Niguel man received $175,600 in kickbacks from false bills on government contracts.
- * San Diego Trust & Savings Bank...
- Amperif Receives Army Contract of $1.5 Million
- Study Finds Angioplasty Safer Than Bypass Surgery : Health: Results apply to patients with mild heart ailment. But cardiovascular surgeons say the research is misleading and based on outdated figures.
- SCIENCE : The Telltale Bones of Black History : Seven hundred skeletons teach a Howard University professor about hard times.
- Numbed L.A. Takes Grim Note of 28 Slain in Weekend : Violence: Families, friends are left to cope with fallout after one of the deadliest periods in county's history.
- State Budget Watch
- After the Flush of Relief, Area Goes on Guard
- Just How Intelligent Are Those 'Smart Drugs'? : Trends: Proponents of the substances and researchers are at odds on effectiveness. Here's an analysis of the claims and risks involved.
- Why States Break Down: 3 Guidelines
- Damages for Recreational Injuries Barred : Courts: Weekend athletes who knowingly assume the risks of touch football, water skiing and other sports may not sue when hurt during ordinary conduct, state high court rules.
- City, State Go After Ad Firm : Parking laws: Calico Co.'s trailers have racked up $288,433 in violations. Now, with a DMV policy change, the government plans to collect.
- CLIPBOARD: America West, American Top Airline Performance
- PLATFORM : Bullish on Charity
- Back in the Ring : Recreation: The Sheriff's Youth Activities League renews a neighborhood athletic center that had fallen on hard times and been cornered by gangs.
- 8 in Gang Held After Car Attack
- Dodgers Escape Pirates in Eighth : Baseball: L.A. scores twice to make a winner of Gott, 5-4. Pittsburgh plays game under protest.
- LOCAL NOTES : Finish in France Puts Surfer Slater in Lead
- PRO FOOTBALL / DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE NFL : Vikings Storm Past the Browns, 56-3
- Dramatic Statements Open Gathers Trial
- While Coaches Protest, Players Pick Up Slack : Prep football: Athletes in the Orange Unified School District begin fall practice without their coaches, who are boycotting because of reduced stipends.
- JAZZ REVIEW : Sparse Crowd Doesn't Hinder Cunninghams' Swing : Husband / wife vocal duo crank up the energy in a wide-ranging, sophisticated set Sunday in Huntington Beach.
- AZTECS NOTEBOOK : Can Williams Dart into Lineup? : Football: Flanker with exceptional speed and moves has had trouble catching the ball.
- Riding High on Double Wave of Success : Pop Music: New album is latest triumph for San Diego guitarist Kiko Cibrian, also a sideman for Mexican pop star.
- EVENTS
- These Teams Are Playing Everywhere
- Downtown Housing Development Becomes Success Story : Construction: San Diego's redevelopment zones reflect city center's newfound viability as a housing market.
- * Debbie Gorman has been named a...
- GARDEN GROVE : New Police Chief to Make $94,032
- Fire Destroys Trailer Park Home
- DANA POINT : Marine Director's Job Is Smooth Sailing
- Judge Calls Council Critic 'Vexatious Litigant' and Limits Right to File Suit
- OAK VIEW : Charges Added in Burglary Cases
- 1 Killed, 1 Wounded in Hamburger Stand Shooting
- Athletes Also at Risk in the Heat, Humidity
- Gated Communities on Rise in Number and Popularity
- Rexhall RV Maker's Profit Falls 81% in 2nd Quarter
- Stock Buyback: State of the Art Inc....
- Diamond Glut Cuts Sparkle From De Beers Bottom Line : Gems: The company predicts a drop in sales, partly because of illegal mining in Angola.
- Eagleburger Seeking to Insulate Foreign Policy From Politics
- JAKARTA : Out of Alignment
- BOOK REVIEW : Spirit and Memory of 'The King' Take Center Stage in Tale : GRACED LAND, <i> By Laura Kalpakian,</i> Grove Weidenfeld, $18.95; 293 pages
- Wilson Tells Garamendi to Fight Insurance Rebate Battle in Court
- Neo-Nazis Attack Hostel for Refugees
- ORANGE : Chapman Increases Its Faculty Roster
- MISSION VIEJO : Saddleback Students Feel Economic Pinch
- GARDEN GROVE : Adult Education Registration to Start
- Capriati Receives Key to Go with Olympic Gold Medal
- Gymnastics
- The Challenge Facing Mexican Philharmonic
- Some Musicians Say Croce Won Wrong Award
- ART REVIEW : In Living Black and White : Mid-Career Retrospective of Gowin Photos at LACMA
- Northridge Pavilion Plans Health Club, Supermarket
- GM's Health Plan Revised
- ANAHEIM : Investment Manager Is Named Treasurer
- COMPTON : Bogus Faith Healer Convicted on More Charges
- LITTLE LEAGUE WORLD SERIES : Long Beach Beats Central Champion
- Top Kayaker to Compete in Catalina Race
- BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE MAJOR LEAGUES : Cal Ripken Jr. Signs $32.5-Million Deal
- HOLLYWOOD PARK : Carter Gets Off to Impressive Start
- VENTURA : Wind-Toppled Tree Backs Up Traffic
- Jury's Verdict Is Death for Oceanside Killer : Courts: Courts: Drifter Rudolph Roybal was convicted of the brutal slaying of a 65-year-old woman during a robbery.
- Raiders, Townsend's Agent Try to Adjust : Pro football: Eight players are cut, including veteran running back Vance Mueller.
- Ranchers Protest Planned Landfill on Indian Reservation
- NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Shinn Can't Save Giants From Gooden, Mets, 4-1
- JAZZ REVIEW : Davis Group Reunion Tops Bowl Festival
- * John E. Jones has been named...
- Delta Defers $1 Billion in New Aircraft
- AIRLINES
- Historic Blimp Hangar Is Destroyed by Blaze
- Nature Programs Offered for All Ages
- PACOIMA : Pilot Lands Plane on Golf Course
- Judge Allows Home to Bar Medi-Cal Patient
- Fowl Civic Flap : Wildlife: Pigeon-racing club's desire to use San Marcos park flies in the face of property group. Councilman Smith says brouhaha is a 'political ploy.'
- Life on the Road Gets Easier After Astros Get Back Home
- Soccer
- Garrison Taking Shot to Test Mettle
- Dramatic Statements Open Gathers Trial
- Watchdog Group Remains Critical of CBS' 'Daisy'
- POP MUSIC REVIEW : Santa Ana's Got the Blues : Local Group Junior Watson/Lynwood Slim Band Turn in Some Heated Sets at Highly Deco Randell's
- Tandon Set to Do Battle--Again : Technology: Price wars have wounded the Moorpark personal-computer maker. But the company has transformed itself before when times were tough.
- ENTERTAINMENT & MEDIA
- B of A Plans to Close 35 Branches in S.D. County : Banking: Nearly a third of its outlets will be shut because of consolidation with Security Pacific. No employees to be let go yet.
- 15,000 Refugees Flee Fighting in Liberia
- 2 Die, 3 Wounded as Professor Opens Fire in Montreal
- Next Step : Fascism Stirs Amid the Ruins of War in Serbia : A future of poverty and repression is the hopeful outlook. The darker one is of the anarchic combat depicted in the futuristic film 'Road Warrior.'
- Santa Ana to Consider Downtown Revitalization : Planning: Architects, officials envision pedestrian-friendly shopping plazas with visitors brought in by monorail, Amtrak and county buses.
- Allstate Home Loans Inc. Seized in Fraud Inquiry
- Getting a Business Off on Right Foot
- PerfectData's Profit Rises 6% in 1st Quarter
- Big Bear Area Jolted by 4.1 Aftershock
- Culture : 'Dial a Witch Doctor' Promises Fast Relief for Illness, Bad Sex : Thousands of black South Africans rely on space-age access to practitioners of the ancient art. But the phone bills for the new service can be pretty frightening.
- Brazil's Leader Linked to $6.5 Million in Graft : Government: A congressional report on corrupt activities could set stage for Collor's impeachment.
- VALENCIA : May Co. Damage Estimates Vary
- COUNTYWIDE : Boxer to Campaign in County Today
- NORTHRIDGE : Bill to Let Professors Teach Free Planned
- Unregistered Cars to Be Sweep Target
- BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : DODGERS : Candiotti Activated, Astacio Sent Down
- Astros' Trip Comes to End After a Month
- GTE Hopes to Avoid Layoffs
- It Might Be Mayberry : A Good Place to Shop for Family Values
- PASADENA : Pair Charged in Killing of Couple Last Week
- Trial Opens in Slaying of Fullerton Narcotics Officer : Courts: Prosecution says the four men plotted drug robbery. Defense claims the shooting was unplanned.
- Juvenile Crime Rising Sharply : Youth: Experts blame gangs, readily available guns and a population surge among teen-agers, thanks to immigration.
- Sparrow-Fox War Widens to Include Humans : Environment: A woman seeking to prevent removal of predators from Ballona Wetlands is charged with threatening a protector of the rare birds.
- Oriole Celebrates, but Angels Take Cake : Baseball: Ripken has birthday and signs big contract. Salmon turns 24 and sparks 5-2 victory.
- Soccer
- Gulls Sign Dudley's Ex-Teammate to Deal
- Show by Paez Nearly Better Than His Fight
- Britain's Angry Young Filmmaker : Movies: Hanif Kureishi's 'London Kills Me' is Dickensian in its look at England's troubled youth culture.
- OXNARD : Burned Duplex Ruled Structurally Sound, but Repairs Ordered
- Suffering financial problems, the Vancouver Symphony has...
- North Hollywood Film Firm Switches Banks
- Perceptronics' 1st-Quarter Profit Drops by 85%
- South County Unemployment Office Opening : Economy: Almost a fourth of jobless claims in the county come from residents of the area.
- Oh, We Also Want to Sell You a Bridge
- College Officials Trim Budgets, Fear News From Sacramento
- Putting an End to Intimidation : Governor should sign bill that would curb unfair lawsuits against homeowners
- GOP Throws a More TV-Savvy Party
- Summit Health Profit for Quarter Down 26%
- ELECTIONS '92 : Quayle Says Clinton Straddles Fence on Death Penalty
- Putting People to the Test Before They Exercise : While strenuous activity may not kill a person, ignorance might. Doctors have a variety of ways to evaluate risk factors.
- On Leave, With Love : Altruism: Some corporate employees are fulfilling long-held dreams of working for something they believe in--while pulling down their full professional salaries.
- Judge OKs Expansion of San Marcos Dump : Trash: The revised environmental impact report is approved, but mayor says he'll fight the plan.
- Another Disastrous Year for Property Insurers : Losses: Competition has kept premiums flat as a string of catastrophic events continues.
- * Douglas R. Anderson has become a...
- Epic Holdings Inc., a Los Angeles-based film...
- Dollar's Fall--and Its Fallout : Greenback's Weakness Knocks Dow Down 25.93 : Markets: The fact that trading volume in most exchanges was relatively modest is being interpreted as a hopeful sign.
- PAGES : Emerald Islanders in the Golden State
- Suspect Held in Tampering Case That Killed 2 : Indictment: Olympia, Wash., man laced Sudafed with cyanide to cover up an attempt to murder his wife for insurance money, authorities say.
- ELECTIONS '92 : THE TIMES POLL : Bush Leads Clinton in Orange County, but Margin Is Perilous : Campaign: President's current edge in the Southern California GOP bastion would not be enough to assure his carrying the state.
- COSTA MESA : Wheelchair Is Podium for Queen
- Owners Will Meet, but Vincent Won't : Baseball: They call Sept. 3 meeting, though the commissioner calls it illegal.
- Huerta Expects Worst As Cutdown Nears
- ENTERTAINMENT & MEDIA
- 1-Day Paint Regains Its Polish : Automotive: The company's founder returned to operations in 1990 only to find major problems. He conducted a massive reorganization and is now back on top.
- Winds Breathe New Life Into 64,000-Acre Wildfire
- TECHNOLOGY : Officials' Stories Differ on Relocation of Loral Aeronutronic's Employees
- Senate OKs Bill to Ban Job Bias Against Homosexuals
- Helping Employees Help Others
- Jury Told to Try Again on George Verdict : Trial: Deliberations to enter fifth day after impasse on Iran-Contra charges against ex-CIA official. Judge says deadlock is not hopeless.
- The underground real estate agent: Sharon Warzocha's...
- Budget Crisis Could Cut Off Funding for Handicapped : Deadline: The private agency that distributes money for the care of the severely disabled and retarded will close Friday unless state payments resume.
- PRO FOOTBALL : The Falcons Will Be at Home in a Dome
- NCAA Will Rule on Irish Player This Week : Notre Dame: Official says decision on DuBose will be rushed so school will have time to appeal.
- PRO FOOTBALL / DAILY REPORT : RAIDERS : Shell Recalls Strong Games by Wise
- Comarco Profit Sets Record for Quarter
- Firm Accuses 2 Ex-Officers of Theft : Embezzlement: With Design in Mind alleges an elaborate scheme in the loss of $2.1 million. The toy company says it will file a lawsuit.
- Widerkehr Assumes Top Synbiotics Post
- COLUMN ONE : America's Designs on Europe : Top quality U.S. architectural firms, feeling the pinch at home, are finding work in Europe--and are snapping up some of the most sought-after projects.
- The Dis-United States?
- 'I Must Be Strong' : As Socorro Lopez Struggles to Take Care of Her Injured Son, She Prays for the Fortitude to Handle the Job Ahead
- Bush Outlines $10-Billion Plan for Job Training
- Woody Allen Says Battle Is Like a 'Cosmic Explosion' : Custody: In his fight with Mia Farrow, he is demanding a full retraction of her child abuse claim.
- Hillary Clinton, Tipper Gore Fire Back at GOP Attacks
- Body of Fugitive's Son Found at Shootout Site
- Trial Begins for Man Accused in the Killing of Transient Near I-8 : Justice: Escondido auto mechanic Ronald Porter is also charged with attacking five other women who accepted rides from him.
- Traffic Class Allure Sags : Errant Drivers Once Could Duck Fines but Law Changed
- SAN FERNANDO VALLEY : Unregistered Vehicles to Be Targeted in Sweep
- COUNTYWIDE : Sierra Club Backs Perez Ferguson
- ORANGE COUNTY PERSPECTIVE : Time to Get the Message
- But Don't Go Near the Water
- HUNTINGTON BEACH : District Chancellor to Head Consortium
- DEL MAR : Star Of The Crop Wins Sprint as Superstrike Veers From Gate
- All Stories Send Out Messages, Intended or Not
- O.C. THEATER : Producers Learn What Is in a Name
- * Fred Eckert has been appointed a...
- Keating In-Law Settles SEC's Fraud Charges
- Q&A; : Is Dollar's Decline a Sign of Crisis?
- Hussein Pulls Warplanes Out of Shiite Region
- Authentic Fitness Corp. Posts $4.36-Million Loss
- Nike Does It Again : Firm Targets Blacks With a Spin on 'Family Values'
- SIMI VALLEY : Group Defends Plan for Counterprotest
- Consultant Pleads Guilty in Fraud Case : Scam: Laguna Niguel man received $175,600 in kickbacks from false bills on government contracts.
- Car Theft Suspect Is Caught After Freeway Chase
- U.S. Aide Sees Little Hope for Balkans Talks
- Workers' Tension, Anxiety Fill Last Days at GM Plant
- RIOT BRIEFS : Free Taxi Rides in Riot Zone Will Continue
- VALLEYWIDE : School Board Chief to Discuss Remap
- LONG BEACH : D.A. Plans to Retry Officer Acquitted in Rape Case
- PRO FOOTBALL / DAILY REPORT : RAMS : Linebacker Stams Is Traded to Browns
- TENNIS AT LA COSTA : This Garrison Win Has Glitter
- No Cause of Death Cited in Cate Case : Aftermath: An investigation is pending and more tests are ordered after autopsy of UC Irvine soccer player.