• Miscellany
• NBA ROUNDUP : Suns Make a Statement by Beating Bulls
• The Detroit Lions signed unrestricted free-agent guard...
• College Football
• Crews Drunk in Crash : Investigation: The pitcher's alcohol level was .14 at time of dock crash, Florida officials say.
• LOS ALAMITOS : Romantic Music Overcomes Trouble to Win Sires Stakes
• UC IRVINE / MIKE REILLEY : Long-Running Skid Is Over for Nielsen
• College Football
• Expos Put Lee Stevens on Waivers
• At Least These Four Have a Shot
• COLLEGE BASKETBALL FINAL FOUR NOTES : NORTH CAROLINA : Smith Will Leave Spitting to Kansas
• COLLEGE BASKETBALL FINAL FOUR NOTES : NORTH CAROLINA : Lynch Lifts His Game at the Right Time
• 10 Named to Wooden Team
• HOCKEY / LISA DILLMAN : Oiler Connection Hasn't Helped Rangers
• Daily News Reporter Alesia Honored by Associated Press Sports Editors
• Miscellany
• Mater Dei's McDonald Pitches a No-Hitter
• Governor Finds No Criminal Act on Lottery Pact
• A Father's Gift : Poet Luis Rodriguez Hopes His Memoirs Can Save His Son and Others From Mayhem of Gang Life
• Gordon M. Metcalf; Former Chairman of Sears, Roebuck
• Patsaouras' Hopes Ride on His Transit Proposals : Campaign: He envisions transportation as the key to improving the city. Critics question his temperament.
• Powell Embraces Lower Troop Threshold : Military: Joint Chiefs chairman says he favors Clinton's approach now over Bush's 'base-force' concept, which put GI minimum at 1.6 million.
• NEW SYMPHONY: Just because Janice Johnson is...
• Changes in Store : A Metamorphosis in Comfort Shopping as an Old Fixture Bows Out of L.A. Scene
• 2 Serbs Get Bosnia Death Sentences
• Armored Car Robber Gets 10 Years in Prison
• An Unsung Hero Finds New Cause for Change
• Thai Camp Shut; Cambodians Facing an Uncertain Future
• On Tilting at Golden Arches
• On Road, Camarillo's Fischer Rises Above Criticism
• Because They Are There : Few Climbers Have Bagged as Many Peaks as Lawyer Doug Mantle, and He Is Only One Away From Another Milestone: the Seven Summits
• Roberts Propels Clippers : Pro basketball: He scores a career-high 25 points and grabs 11 rebounds during 101-93 victory over the Lakers.
• Spindt Saves the Day as Hart Beats Saugus, 7-5
• He's Bigger, He's Better, He's Rivera
• Putting the Pain Behind : Strawberry Says Impending Divorce Has Been Difficult
• COLLEGE BASKETBALL NCAA MEN'S FINAL FOUR : Teammates Won't Let Reese Forget It : North Carolina: Lingering image of the Tar Heels' victory over Cincinnati is his missed dunk.
• Thompson Goes for 2nd NIT Title
• Names in the News
• Wallace Bullies Palmdale in Quartz Hill's 5-4 Victory
• The Tampa Bay Buccaneers signed unrestricted free-agent...
• At Olson's, You're Treated Like a Member of the Team
• PLAYERS OF THE YEAR : Thompson Was Staunch Line of Defense : Girls' soccer: Canyon goalkeeper had 22 shutouts and helped the Comanches reach Division II championship game.
• 2nd-Ranked Softball Team No. 1 at CSUN
• HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP : Evans Makes Perfect for the 14th Time, Strikes Out 20
• The New England Patriots traded fullback John...
• Rams' Welcome Mat Gets Workout : NFL: Team loses out on one free agent but several more will visit Rams Park.
• TELEVISION
• Silent Film's Third Genius : Harold Lloyd Put on His Glasses--and Made Film History
• Gloria Brown has been named director of...
• BURBANK : Warner to Launch Reading Program
• L.A. Sheriff's Dept. Blamed in Fatal Raid : Investigation: Ventura County district attorney's report accuses a deputy of misconduct in getting the search warrant for the drug case.
• One man, one burrito: The campaign brochure...
• OXNARD : Schools to Explore Merging Services
• Lawyers Say Deputy Assaulted Shackled Denny Defendant : Trial: Alleged mistreatment occurred as Damian Williams was taken from courtroom to lockup. An investigation has been launched.
• CAMARILLO : Higher Price for Site of Station Weighed
• Man Hurt in Landslide Is Safe After 24-Hour Climb
• Griego: Not One of the Boys
• DANA POINT : Today Is Deadline to Apply for Grants
• Here's a Sweet Deal: Trade In Old Phone Books for Ice Cream
• THOUSAND OAKS : Students Put Inventions to the Test
• Realtor to Give $1.62 Million for UCI Chair : Endowment: Louise Turner Arnold has pledged the proceeds from the sale of an oceanfront property to establish a research position in neurosciences.
• BURBANK : Date to Clear Weeds May Be Changed
• This Is a Team With Great Expectorations
• Miscellany
• Notes on a Scorecard
• 'Deception': Oscar Victor, PBS Reject : Movies: The documentary, critical of U.S. Panamanian policies, is one of a few acclaimed and controversial works turned down for airing on public TV.
• TV REVIEWS : 'Countdown': A Look at Living and Working in Space
• Oscar Gets Best Ratings in 10 Years
• THEATER REVIEW : Spirited Writing Can't Keep 'Loco Motives' on Track : Nicholas Meyer's muscular script looks at the last days of Leo Tolstoy, focusing on his struggle between all-consuming religious devotion and family.
• Oscar Officials Slam Presenters' Political Plugs
• STAGE
• POP/ROCK
• Q&A; WITH JOE SMITH : He Brought Us Jimi, Bonnie and the Dead, Gratefully
• TELEVISION
• TELEVISION
• Making Time for Singing, Acting--and Herself
• Clinton Backs Bill to Ban Hiring Strike Replacements
• INSURANCE
• Woodbridge Ex-Officers Form Firm : Development: The new StoneBrook Homes hopes to have 525 houses under construction within months.
• New Sales Tactics in Store : O.C. Makers of Surf, Active Wear Opening Own Outlets in Efforts to Grow
• Oops! Make It a Loss for Helionetics : Earnings: Despite last year's repeated hints of profitability, firm finishes $2.9 million in red instead. Analysts call chairman's optimistic projections 'a joke.'
• Utility Firm Snaps Up Pollution Permits
• TriCare Inc. Reports $448,000 Loss
• ENTERTAINMENT
• It's No More Mr. Nice Guy, Here or in Sacramento
• LOS ANGELES COUNTY : Police Power Expanded for Curfew Arrests
• CAMARILLO : City, University Renegotiate Pact
• HUNTINGTON BEACH : City to Make Use of Dirt From River Job
• Young Patient Gets Passport Back
• NORTHRIDGE : 1st Asian-American Student Center Is Planned for CSUN Campus
• Photographer of School Cheerleaders Charged
• School Health Van Gears Up for Service
• LOCAL ELECTIONS / L.A. MAYOR : Katz Stresses Crime Issue in Late Blitz to Raise His Profile
• Countywide : New Facility OKd for Martin Aviation
• County Workers Condemn Pay-Cut Plan : Government: Seven hours of angry testimony greets two supervisors' proposal, offered as a way to offset an anticipated $36-million loss in state funding.
• Working the Edge of Fear : Peril Is Part of Life for Entrepreneurs in Westlake District
• Bill to Prohibit Job Discrimination Against Smokers Vetoed by Wilder
• Clinton Seeks Ban on Striker Replacements : Unions: White House would reverse GOP policy that allowed firing of workers to break strikes. Move is bitterly opposed by business community.
• White House Drops Plan for Land-Use Fees
• STILL FORTUNATE: The 1993 Fortune magazine list...
• Two Missing San Diego Boys Found Strangled : Crime: Police are mystified at motive for killing of 9- and 13-year-old youths, who were last seen riding bicycles. The two had no links to gangs, officers say.
• SOCIAL CLIMES / THE OSCARS : NICKY BLAIR'S : Keeping It All in the Family
• 2 Tajik Warlords Kill Each Other in Shootout
• Italo Tajo, 77; Scene-Stealer in Operatic Supporting Roles
• Jamaican Ruling Party Easily Wins Parliamentary Election
• Cult Leader's Lawyer Enters Besieged Compound : Standoff: The face-to-face talks with Houston attorney raise hopes that monthlong stalemate may end soon.
• Dressing in Style . . . on a Budget : Three Designers Show Off Fashions to Be Had for Less . . . the Edwardian Dandy Resurfaces as a Favorite for Fall
• The Human Equation : UC Irvine theoretical psychologist Vladimir Lefebvre uses mathematics to show who we are.
• MEDICINE : Pennsylvania Organ Donor Bill: If You Don't Say No, It Means Yes
• Doctor Says Fall, Not Baton Blow, Left Sand Grain in King's Face
• NEWPORT BEACH : Judge Sentences Tiger Cubs' Owner
• PERSPECTIVE ON 'VALUES' DEBATE : Clinton's Success Stalls His Agenda : As economic fears calm, voters are newly open to GOP proselytizing on such issues as gays in military service.
• Foes of Reseda-Mulholland Link Win Key Round : Parkland: A City Council committee votes to exempt a luxury homes builder from a requirement to pave a controversial 650-foot road extension.
• Council OKs Tough Rules on Foreign Travel : City Hall: Only one elected or appointed official can go on each trip and approval is required. The action follows an uproar over tour plans by members of the lame-duck Bradley Administration.
• CLIPBOARD : John Wayne Airport Traffic
• QUARTZ HILL : Suit Over Woman's Death Is Rejected
• Obituaries
• Bailing Out a Vital Water Compromise : Effort to weaken major state agreement must be blocked
• Panel Backs Northridge Church Plan : Development: The L.A. zoning appeals board rejects arguments that the domed Egyptian sanctuary would be incompatible in the neighborhood.
• NEWBURY PARK : Jury Rejects Inmate's Claim Against Jailer
• A Man of Chinese History : The West learns that a key protest figure of the 1970s is alive--and still in captivity
• King Case Defense Forges a Fragile Common Front : Trial: The four officers and their attorneys have deftly avoided the rift that marred their presentation in last year's proceedings. But it has not always been easy.
• Doctor Says Fall, Not Baton Blow, Caused King's Facial Injuries
• Top Air Pollution Penalties
• TECHNOLOGY
• CoCensys Inc.: The Irvine pharmaceuticals company lost...
• ENTERTAINMENT
• State Gets Control of Insurance Agency
• REG Will Sell 169 of Its 587 Restaurants : Downsizing: Debt forces the cuts at the Irvine firm. The company will keep its Coco's, Carrows and El Torito eateries.
• Capitalist Cleanup : Auction of Pollution Rights Called a Success
• OTHER NEWS
• One Big Scoop for Ice Cream
• ORANGE COUNTY
• FINANCIAL MARKETS : Gold Soars Nearly $5; Stocks Inch Up : Market Overview
• Bruce Mitchell Named BankAmerica Auditor
• Fortune's Top 25
• ORANGE COUNTY
• Assemblyman Urges End to Funds for Imprisoning Illegals
• O.C. District Official Delayed Disclosing Gifts
• Bid to Clear Doctor Who Treated Lincoln Assassin Advances
• Law Would Forbid Teen-Agers to Drive Between 1 and 5 a.m.
• SOCIAL CLIMES / THE OSCARS : SWIFTY LAZAR'S : Salmon and Sophia Star at Spago Fete
• Court Voids Ban on Federal Employees' Speaking Fees
• SANTA ANA : Talking Veggies Pass Word on Nutrition
• SANTA ANA : Mother Convicted of Trying to Kill Infant
• LOS ANGELES : Shooting of Man by Police Ruled Justified
• ORANGE COUNTY PERSPECTIVE : A Fat-Trimming Mission
• LAGUNA BEACH : Rise in Some Crimes Blamed on Gangs
• SAN FERNANDO VALLEY : Roberti to Revise Bill to Break Up School District
• A Decade After Rights Case, Man Held on Same Charges
• Obituaries
• COLLEGE BASKETBALL FINAL FOUR NOTES : MICHIGAN : Sophomores Have an Image Problem
• NHL ROUNDUP : Ottawa Makes History With Road Loss No. 37
• Lem Barney, a Hall of Fame defensive...
• PREP WEDNESDAY : Tapia Tops the County in Wrestling
• THE Family Business : Michael Jackson's Nephews Put Music on Hold as They Fine-Tune Baseball Skills
• PREP SOFTBALL : Irvine Beats Woodbridge, Discovers a League It Can Own
• British Race Has Jump on Competition : Steeplechase: At 4 1/2 miles, Saturday's Grand National will stress survival of the fittest.
• Jill Bishop
• PREP BASEBALL : Canyon's Place Remains Same
• Crespi's Carden Gains Academic Eligibility
• TV REVIEWS : 'Home': Another Multi-Generation Sitcom
• NORTHRIDGE : CSUN Moves to Expel Art Student
• Budget Woes Block Last of LAPD Reforms, Chief Says
• Access Is Vital in Health Reform : Language skills and cultural sensitivity are vital if Latinas and others outside the system are to be adequately served.
• Simi Photographer of Cheerleaders Is Charged : Misdemeanors: The employee of an L.A. television network is accused of taking sexually oriented pictures and videos of the girls at three area schools.
• VENTURA : Suggestions Sought on Mall Expansion
• COLLEGE BASKETBALL FINAL FOUR NOTES : KENTUCKY : Pitino Tells Players to Enjoy Moment
• Charging Pierce Holds Off Valley, 10-7
• Miscellany
• City School Trying to Resist Pull of Magnet : Releaguing: Sherman Oaks CES is hoping to avoid a demotion from 4-A Division in basketball.
• DODGERS : Team Feels Confident as Season Approaches
• Torvill, Dean Apply for '94 Eligibility : Skating: Britons are remembered for perfect free-dance performance when they won gold medal at Sarajevo in 1984.
• COMMUNITY COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Fullerton Foils Rancho Santiago
• Senate Democrats Scramble to Defend Clinton Stimulus Plan From GOP Attack : Economy: Republicans say millions would be wasted on pork. But the majority party says targets of the complaints are not even in the package.
• Investigation of Deputy Urged in Fatal Drug Raid : Shooting: Ventura prosecutor says the officer might have lied about marijuana plants so authorities could search millionaire's ranch and seize it.
• N. Korea Intent on Becoming a Nuclear Power, Experts Say
• SOCIAL CLIMES / THE OSCARS : GOVERNORS BALL : Under the Big Tent: Armani and Bad Hair
• Richard Diebenkorn, Renowned Painter, Dies : Art: California modernist was a leading influence. He had been in failing health since heart surgery.
• SOCIAL CLIMES / THE OSCARS : EL RESCATE : Refugee Services Win at Benefit
• BOOK REVIEW : Bane of Modern Life: Chasing the Clock but Still Running in Place : BUSY BODIES Why Our Time-Obsessed Society Keeps Us Running in Place by Lee Burns ; W. W. Norton; $21.95, 400 pages
• HUNT IS OVER: Four months ago, Ken...
• Must Today's Kids Be Victims of Fear? : Megasdoses of reality are taking their toll on '90s children. But there are steps parents can take to minimize the damage.
• Foreign Aid Chief Tapped
• Oceangoing Buy: Right-O-Way Transportation Inc., a Tustin...
• ENTERTAINMENT
• White House Studies Way for Sessions to Exit Gracefully : FBI: Officials say strategy could delay the director's leaving for months. He is under fire for alleged abuses of office.
• Faculty Rift Is Over, but San Diego State's Day Still Faces Doubts
• COMMUNICATIONS : Cable Television Reform Getting Spotty Reception : Consumer groups give low ratings to new rules, saying they do not go far enough. But industry wants less government oversight.
• Chess for the Body : An Aura of Gentility Remains as the Strategy Sport Gains Popularity at Orange County Athletic Clubs, but the Idea Is Still to Punish--Politely
• Poll Delivers Bad News to the Media
• NASA Sets Discovery Liftoff for Monday, Ahead of Columbia
• Vietnam Jails 8 for Anti-Government Acts
• 5th Cabinet Member Quits in Italy : Scandal: President searches for broadly based government to rule until after referendum.
• Hopefuls in Runoff for Vacant Espy House Seat
• NOT A FINE TIME: The county supervisors...
• SOCIAL CLIMES / THE OSCARS : WOMEN IN FILM : Having a Ball Around the TV
• Legislators Will Weigh 2 Images of Marian Bergeson : Schools chief: To Republicans, she's a pragmatist, to Democrats, an ideologue. Hearings begin Thursday.
• NEWS ANALYSIS : Referendum Is Yeltsin's Big Chance, Big Risk : Russia: He will need massive popular support, tactical skill and political organization to prevail.
• Israel Restricts Palestinians as Attacks Grow
• Clinton May Offer U.S. Aid to Repatriate Russian Troops
• COLUMN ONE : Trust in Media Is on Decline : The public frequently expresses the view that news outlets are biased and sensationalistic. Many journalists are also critical--and worried that they are viewed as unfair.
• Combination Vaccine for Infants Approved
• Cuban Foreign Minister
• Altman's Attorneys Claim Cover-up in BCCI Charges : Trial: Defense in bank scandal case says lawyer is a scapegoat for regulators. Prosecutor says scheme netted huge profits from stock deals and legal fees.
• 'Oscar' Is Winner for Cystic Fibrosis Group
• President to Propose Return to Tax Funding of Abortion : Budget: Lawmaker who backs abortion rights doubts Congress will go along with lifting of 16-year-old ban.
• PAGES : Beckett's 'Dream' Becomes Reality
• 2 High-Rises, Hotel Emptied After Oxnard Bomb Threat
• THOUSAND OAKS : Park District May Raise Center Fees
• State, Navy Settle Base's Toxic Waste Violations
• LOS ANGELES : Firefighter Killed in Fall From Chopper
• Countywide : United Way Invites Grant Applications
• VENTURA : Telethon to Raise Funds for Library
• Agency Authorizes Land Purchases : Environment: In all, actions by the mountain conservancy involve nearly 1,400 acres and an estimated $27 million of its share of funds from Proposition A.
• LOS ANGELES COUNTY : Alternate Public Defender Office Is Established
• MOORPARK : Plan for On-Campus Deputy Proposed
• OK of Weldon Environmental Report Backed : Landfill: The supervisors favor Planning Commission certification of the 1,200-page document. The lone no vote comes from Maria E. VanderKolk.
• Summit May Signal Start of Better Days for Our Children
• Another Chance to Hear the Applause : If Bob Hope acts today, a major park-land deal will be completed
• Drug-Sniffing Dogs May Patrol 7 Schools : Education: Officials of Huntington Beach high school district call proposal a deterrent. Lockers, cars on campus would be targets.
• Youth Critically Hurt in Shooting Inside Apartment
• SANTA ANA : Costa Mesa Freeway Section to Close
• Carjacker, 14, Admits Pushing Woman From Car
• OXNARD : Driver of Truck Had Fatal Heart Attack
• PTA's Currents Affair : Parents of Buena Terra School students raise money to bring a mobile tide-pool exhibit to the campus.
• Names in the News
• Names in the News
• PREP ROUNDUP : San Clemente Finds Stamina, Beats Dana Hills
• PLAYERS OF THE YEAR : Reis Finds Place as Eagles' Goal Stopper : Boys' soccer: Player improved after moving to goal.
• O'Neal, Trying to Get Laimbeer, Is Ejected for Hitting Robertson
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Titans Stagger at First, Then KO San Diego
• ANGELS : Farrell Finally Finds Place in the Rotation
• COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Pierce Ups Win Streak to 24 in WSC Tennis Play
• COLLEGE BASKETBALL FINAL FOUR NOTES : KANSAS : Woodberry Gives Jayhawks Sixth Sense
• Camarillo Goes 23 Innings to Edge Thousand Oaks in Softball, 1-0
• Using Dogs to Hunt Bear Might Soon Be Against the Law
• O.C. DANCE / CHRIS PASLES : Pilobolus Peoples 'Zoo' and 'Purgatory'
• MOVIES
• MWD Plan to Boost Property Tax Levy Comes Under Fire
• BUENA PARK : General Plan Update Meeting Scheduled
• Man Gets 8 Years in Oil Well Fraud
• Firefighter Dies in Fall From Helicopter After Airlifting Dead Hiker
• Countywide : Conference to Focus on Small Businesses
• PACOIMA : Board Upholds Restrictions on Bar
• LAGUNA BEACH : Officials Warn of Public Projects
• Officials Outline Shift of Authority to Schools : Education: Administrators seek support for a decentralization program as an alternative to the breakup of the district.
• PALMDALE : Possible Bidder for Hospital Drops Out
• THOUSAND OAKS : Foundation Poured for School Replica
• Ex-Professor's Oil-Well Scam Gets Him 8 Years, Hefty Fine
• Countywide : Consideration of Smog Plans Delayed
• BREA : Residents Invited to Town Hall Meetings
• OTHER NEWS
• William J. Young, president and chief executive...
• The Easy Life No Longer Computes in East Fishkill : Jobs: Hudson Valley braces for major changes amid layoffs by IBM, its longtime growth engine.
• Energy Could Be the Star to Hitch Your Wagon To
• Harvard Gets Down to Business : Prep volleyball: Wolverines rally from 2-0 deficit in games and beat Crespi to remain undefeated in Mission League play.
• Allen Takes His Show on the Road
• Morehead State Signs Up Sagen
• David Beck
• SKIING / CHRIS DUFRESNE : May Skiing No Day at the Beach
• BASEBALL DAILY REPORT : Padres Unload Jackson in Deal With Blue Jays
• Dabbaghian Makes All-Section Team
• This Game at Times Is Child's Play
• Years of Odd Jobs Made Perseverance His Theme Song : Jazz: Bobby Gantt's work ethic got him through a 20-year dry spell. Now his busy schedule includes Bistango engagements.
• THEATER REVIEWS : All Things Not Being Equal in 'A Doll's House' : Cal State Fullerton production retains power of Ibsen's work but some of the acting is flawed and a telling scene is missing.
• TV REVIEWS : Arrested Development on MTV: Instant Revisionism
• THEATER REVIEW : 'After Midnight': Morality Tale of Evil's Lure
• Bowl's 'Summer Festival' Season Expanded : Music: New preseason and postseason events now extend the schedule from June 20 to Sept. 18.
• THEATER REVIEWS : 'P.S. Your Cat Is Dead!': The Paws That Refreshes : In the entertaining Long Beach Playhouse production of the lighthearted play, a city dweller has enough, and it's the human spirit that gets urban renewal.
• Television News: Cut to the Chase : Newsman Harvey Levity and helicopter pilot Bob Turbo are following a suspicious van near Albuquerque, N.M. . . . and it's heading this way!
• MOVIES
• MOVIES
• THEATER REVIEWS : Lamb's Actors Keep Subtle 'Memories' Alive : The San Diego troupe meets the demands of Arthur Giron's play in a performance that won't soon be forgotten.
• TV Ratings
• Planners to Cull Valley's Vision for L.A. : Growth: The project is intended to guide development into the next century. And it seeks a new image for the city.
• Countywide : Congressman Urges Joint Use of Air Base
• Police Shooting of Tujunga Man Ruled Justified
• STANTON : A Glowing Tribute to City Will Go Up
• Health Agency Investigating Hepatitis Cases
• LA HABRA : Planner Wants Policy Altered to Keep Post
• Orange City Council Fills Vacant Seat
• Priest's Accuser Tells of 1985 Claim : Allegations: One of four men who say boys' chorus founder Richard Coughlin molested them contends he told Boston church officials in 1985 but no action was taken.
• OCTA Buys 47 Miles of Rail Line for Commuting
• ANAHEIM HILLS : Objections Fly Over School Vote Mailing
• VAN NUYS : Suspect Jailed 13 Months in Murder Is Cleared
• Fire in 2-Bedroom Van Nuys Dwelling Leaves 11 Homeless
• Shortening the Drive: An Irvine maker of...
• TECHNOLOGY
• ENTERTAINMENT
• Home Builder Sues Marin County Over Denial of Permits : Development: Southwest Diversified says supervisors violated its rights when they changed their minds about allowing 89-home subdivision.
• AIRLINES
• TECHNOLOGY
• FINANCIAL MARKETS : Gold Prices Soar to Year's Highest Level : Market Overview
• How U.S. Steelmakers Wrote Success Story
• New IBM Chief Could Reap $8.5 Million in '93 : Technology: Meanwhile, the company moves ahead with layoffs of 2,600 employees at three New York plants.
• Confidence Index Drops for 3rd Month : Economy: Post-election buoyancy is replaced by caution, Conference Board survey shows. Still-sluggish recovery is cited.
• ORANGE COUNTY
• INTERNATIONAL TRADE : Equity, License Deals Plant Seahawk Firmly in Potato Business
• Clinton Slaps a Freeze on New RTC Contracts : Banking: The unprecedented action follows reports of sloppy management at the thrift cleanup agency.

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