- Camarillo Budget Maintains Current Services : Finances: Unaffected by state funding cuts, the city is avoiding layoffs and is investing in a new police station.
- CHATSWORTH : Pool Hall to Seek Zoning Variance
- 2 Killed, 1 Hurt in Family Fight
- Picking Ducks, Panthers : Hockey: Even people connected with expansion teams aren't sure who they got.
- O'Neil Is Named St. Francis Coach
- LeMond Might Bypass Tour de France
- It Wasn't a Banner Day for Padre Fans
- AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Athletics Walk to Victory Over Johnson
- Controversial Workers' Comp Ruling Upheld by State Board
- STACKING UP SALES
- Women's and Children's Rights Make Gains at U.N. Conference
- Brown's Oratory Deflates a 'Bloated' L.A. County : Finances: Denouncing supervisors as 'scalawags,' Speaker strikes a responsive chord in the Assembly.
- Terms for FBI Chief's Quitting Are Unresolved : Negotiations: Sessions reportedly indicated he was willing to resign. But his conditions were not acceptable to the Justice Department, sources say.
- The California Budget: Local Impact : ANALYSIS : Counties Fight State in Modern Tax Revolt
- SANTA PAULA : Hiker Hurt in Leap into Punch Bowl
- SIMI VALLEY : Man Convicted in Girls' Videotaping
- VENTURA : Resident Sparks Fire While Clearing Brush
- Fire Department Hopes to Rescue Jobs and Stations : Spending: A $20-million cutback from the state may be avoided, but the chief still lacks funds to maintain current staffing.
- The California Budget: Local Impact : Riordan Returns to Confront Harsh Realities : City Hall: Mayor-elect studies key appointments and the overhaul of his 85-member staff. State budget plan leaves him with at least a $30-million shortfall.
- Requiem for a Volunteer
- Svorinich Sworn In, Vows to Be Accessible, Accountable
- Plan for Sikh Religious Center Fails : North Hills: City rejects request for multipurpose facility. Leaders of growing sect charge discrimination.
- GOLF / FRED ROBLEDO : At Los Verdes, Early Birds Get Shots at Birdies
- TENNIS / DANA HADDAD : Pope Casts Off Weight--Basketball Career Too
- TODAY AT AFI FESTIVAL
- 'Sleepless': An Affair to Remember : Movie review: Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks shine in Nora Ephron's romantic comedy that almost makes us forget our modern-day cynicism.
- 'What Ever Happened to That Gap-Toothed Guy?' : Television: David Letterman leaves NBC tonight for rival CBS, which may be why he isn't getting the 'Cheers' farewell treatment.
- Ousted Haiti Leader, Army Coup Chief Will Meet at U.N.
- NEWS ANALYSIS : Deficit Reduction Has Forced Change on Clinton : Budget: Nation's focus on the issue has gutted most of the President's economic plan. It has also reshaped the political debate.
- WEST COVINA : Landfill Owners Sue City to Keep Dump Open
- MISSION VIEJO : School Board Adopts $112-Million Budget
- SIMI VALLEY : Sales Tax Revenue Shows an Increase
- SIMI VALLEY : Historical Park Celebrates New Visitors Center
- PACOIMA : Councilman Plans Return to Jazz
- TUJUNGA : Lack of Volunteers Hampers Aid Center
- It's Sunset for the Old Order in the Land of the Rising Sun : Japan: The governing party may seek self-preservation in an agenda that's less pro-West, more challenging to U.S. policy.
- Santa Clarita / Antelope Valley : Man Fined Over Videotapes, Photos : Courts: The Simi Valley resident, also ordered to undergo counseling, had been accused to taking sexually oriented pictures of cheerleaders.
- BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : ANGELS : Valera Goes on Disabled List
- MOVIE REVIEW : 'Peking' Bursting With Feminist Wit
- AEROSPACE
- A Feast of Ethnic Festivals : * Diversity is on the menu at L.A. street fairs celebrating food and arts from France, Hawaii, Africa and beyond.
- Shuttle Crew Snags Satellite Despite 2 Loose Antennas
- Attention All You Shoppers : * Escape the heat, use your plastic, catch a movie or kill a few hours at area malls. Here's the scoop on San Fernando Valley complexes.
- Happy Ending for Drama : * David Steen won acclaim for his debut play, 'A Gift from Heaven.' Five years later, he is involved in the movie version, being filmed in Agoura.
- Where to Get Into the Swing : * Several area batting cages provide baseball and softball pitching machines.
- Boston Police Leader Quits; Eyes Mayor's Post
- Gov. Wilder of Virginia to Seek Robb Senate Seat
- President Hails Taft Academic Decathlon Team
- <i> A look at noteworthy addresses in the Southland.</i>
- CAMARILLO : Park Still Taking Engraved Bricks
- FULLERTON : City Manager Gets Performance Honor
- Suddenly There's Some Give in Haiti : Generals are feeling the sanctions pinch
- BURBANK : Street-Sealing Work to Begin
- Morefield Resigns Position as Baseball Coach at Agoura
- Hershiser's Pitching Doesn't Stop the Slide : Baseball: He goes nine innings, but Dodgers waste their opportunities in 1-0 loss to the Astros and fall 11 1/2 games behind the Giants.
- NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Thompson's Power Surge Continues
- MOVIE REVIEW : Lush 'Orlando' Makes Its Point Once Too Often
- Company Town : PentAmerica's Nunnari Rolls Dice Again
- Crown Books : Pitchman Fired in Family Feud : Retail: Robert Haft is ousted by his father, two weeks after he and his mother were given pink slips at the controlling firm.
- Senate Is Poised to OK Deficit Reduction Plan : Budget: Among other concessions, Democrats agree to restore about $9 billion in spending for Medicare.
- FRIENDLIER SKIES: After a plunge in traffic...
- Simple Clothes, Complex Hairdos
- Diploma Honors Girl's Recovery, Teacher's Faith
- Swen Swenson; Dancer on Broadway, Film, TV
- The Horse Place : * The Los Angeles Equestrian Center is home to some major events and has just about everything a rider could want.
- OJAI : Students Get Lesson on the Bottom Line
- VENTURA : Kilbride Rules Out School Reelection Bid
- PASADENA WATCH : Civic Spirit Wins One
- Angel Shoots a 68, but Falls One Stroke Short
- RESEDA : Principal Honored as Friend to All
- * Max Rudolph Thieme; Engineer, Sailor
- Countywide : Heat Wave Something of Washout
- BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE MAJORS : Royals Stadium Gets New Name
- Just Say Yes to Progressive Rock : Pop: Keyboardist Rick Wakeman, on a career-reaffirming tour that stops at the Coach House, pines for the old days.
- LOS ANGELES : Council Delays Action on Street Vendors
- 2 of Valley Business Group's Panels Support School District Breakup
- Jury Urges Death Penalty in 2 Store Murders : Courts: Christian Monterroso killed both clerks in a four-hour span.
- SUN VALLEY : Greenbelt Suggested for Quarry Area
- Booth Wins Junior Event at Mission Hills
- Vanbiesbrouck at the Top of Florida's Talent Pool
- Sheffield Latest Item in Padres' Fire Sale : Baseball: All-Star third baseman traded to Marlins for less-expensive players.
- Strike 2, You're, uh, Out : Baseball: Umpire's gaffe punctuates series that drives McRae to drink. Royals defeat Angels in finale, 7-1.
- Saxophone's Prodigal Son : After Career Change, Tom Margitan Returns to First Love--Jazz
- National Video Rentals : Fans Are 'Forever' True to Gibson
- A New Screen Idol : Key Investor Pulls Levers in Interactive Game Industry
- John Lusty Named President of Jadtec
- INTERNATIONAL TRADE : Newport Law Firm Gets License to Open Office in Vietnam
- Fiber-Optic Ring Planned for San Diego : Communications: Time Warner's 60-mile cable would enable businesses to circumvent Pacific Bell's network.
- Wilson Defends Budget as Best for Schools, Safety
- DISCOVERIES : Finding Underground Rock Legends
- An Angeleno's best friend: It's generally a...
- PERSPECTIVE ON SMOKING : Bans Alone Won't Win the War : Raise the federal tax $2 per pack and watch the market shrink 23%; even better, teens will be priced out of starting.
- TEMPLE CITY : Booby-Trapped Pipe Bomb Injures Deputy; Man Held
- VENTURA : Man Denies Charges in Standoff Case
- Caltrans to Pay for Metrolink Station Guard : Moorpark: City officials applaud decision, saying they can't afford to continue service that was started in March.
- DISCOVERIES : A Place for Fast Action
- Missile Work at Seal Beach Base to Get Ax
- Bill Would Allow Cuts in General Assistance : Welfare: Advocates of poor decry state plan to permit decreases up to 27%. The move is meant to aid counties harmed in the budget battle.
- Scientists Reduce Estimate of Amazon Deforestation : Environment: But experts say impact on the balances of animal and plant systems may be worse than feared.
- WOODLAND HILLS : Councilwoman-Elect Lauds GAIN's Grads
- 6 Armed Men Fail in Attempt to Rob Market
- AGOURA HILLS : Council Votes to Ban 'Topping' of Oaks
- LA CRESCENTA : Warning Issued About Intruder
- GOLF ROUNDUP : Albus, Charles Share Lead in Senior Championship
- Hell on Wheels : Family Feuds and Foggy Fungus Are All Part of the Mountain Bike World of the Grewals
- Club Seeks Chapter 11 Protection : Finance: Coto Valley owners seek to block foreclosure pending sale of conference center, lease of equestrian facilities used during Olympics.
- Babbitt Rejects San Diego Zoo's Plans to Import Pair of Giant Pandas
- Rules for Malicious Prosecution Suits Are Eased by High Court
- Fun for the Fourth : There's something for everyone in the Valley, from fireworks to a nature hike.
- Estonia Plans Apartheid for Russians, Yeltsin Says
- Lawyers Pool Funds for Oxnard Swimmers
- HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES : Replacements for Striking Workers
- Officials Seize Ducks at Reservoir
- 'The Beirut Look' : Thousand Oaks: Councilman says vacant gas stations scar Moorpark Road. He is working with Exxon to beautify the sites.
- TRACK AND FIELD / JOHN ORTEGA : If Arizona Gives Him a Chance, Nadeau Says He Will Jump at It
- No One Counts on Brotherly Love for a Loser
- '400 Blows' Captures Life, Art of Truffaut
- TV FACTS
- Mourning a First Lady : Public May Visit Today as Body Lies in State; Private Memorial Service Scheduled Saturday
- Homeowners Sue Insurance Firm : Agoura Hills: State Farm is accused of defrauding couple whose home was condemned after winter mudslide.
- D.A. Opens Political Corruption Inquiry : Investigations: Information will be gathered on officials countywide. Some question Bradbury's use of his dwindling budget.
- ANAHEIM : City's Bad Debts Total $2 Million
- ENCINO : Pact Allows School to Continue Operations
- West Covina Officers Will Not Be Charged in Shooting Death : Investigation: Man was killed during a raid. Report concludes there is insufficient evidence against the two SWAT members.
- BURBANK : Office Building OKd for Rancho Area
- DISCOVERIES : Taking a Stroll Through an Attic of Aviation
- Arab-Americans File Claims Against Police
- Early Risers Club : What goes great with chili eggs and coffee? Combat boots, of course
- Hikers Get Perspective on County Beaches, Canyons : Recreation: Coastwalk offers participants the long view of California coastal resources.
- LAGUNA HILLS : City Council Votes to Develop Park
- Informed Opinions on Today's Topics : Reforms for Smog Check Plan Debated
- In Sod They Trust, but Dolls Work, Too
- BOXING IN IRVINE : Wangila Wins Rematch Against Hernandez
- Odetics, Digital to Produce Data Retrieval System : Automation: Anaheim-based firm will make robotic arms to access a cartridge library manufactured by the computer products giant. The announcement boosted the local company's stock.
- AIRLINES
- ORANGE COUNTY PERSPECTIVE : Panel Explosion
- WESTMINSTER : Weight Training Gives Officer a Lift
- SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO : Mission Museum's Director Resigning
- OXNARD : 2 Plead Not Guilty in Stabbing Death
- CYPRESS : Exercise Offered for Ham Operators
- If it's true that country music is...
- Lendl's Exit Is Even Faster Than Usual : Wimbledon: He doesn't stick around for questions after second-round defeat to Frenchman Boetsch. Ivanisevic rallies to win five-setter.
- Strawberry Is Fined for Late Arrival
- Magic Makes 'Beauty' Come Alive for Kids
- Politics Mixes With Music to Help Save the Children : Telethon: New Jack Swing and the New World Order join forces for a child-immunization drive at UCLA's Royce Hall.
- TV REVIEWS : 'Johnny Bago' Not Ready for Prime Time
- Gladys Knight to Perform Tonight at Anaheim Benefit
- Standard Brands Investors Paint a Rosy Picture
- Where the Stars Are : * Celebrity seekers might try looking behind the counter at some local small businesses that are owned by big names.
- Lugar Sees Clinton Retreat in Global Leadership
- SIGHTS AND SOUNDS : If you like art, jazz and quilting, you could spend a heavenly day at Angels Gate.
- OXNARD : Residents Hear Plans for Police Storefront
- LOS ANGELES COUNTY : Alatorre Appointed as Head of Transit Agency
- Northridge Girl Goes to Washington, Puts President on Hot Seat
- CAMARILLO : City Agrees to Pay for Mosquito Control
- Bid to Lower Tariffs, Trade Barriers Gets Nowhere
- Summer on the Wild Side : * Themed Zoo Camp sessions give children of all ages a closer look at the animal kingdom.
- NORTHRIDGE : Petting Zoo Owner Loses Zoning Ruling
- HUNTINGTON BEACH : Classic Carnival to Show Cars, Trucks
- EPA Seeks Funds for Cleanup : North Hollywood: Owners and operators of six industrial sites are suspected of polluting ground water.
- Suits Accuse State Farm of Fraud
- IRVINE : Police Probe Focuses on 'Code Four Club'
- New Graffiti Penalties Proposed : Report: Task force urges suspension or delay of youths' driver's licenses, fines for parents, broadening felony category and cleanup programs.
- Good Choice for Immigration
- Dominguez Gets Into Import Business : Valley Artist Has Become Agent for Baseball Stars Defecting From Cuba
- RESTAURANT REVIEW : Oyster Bliss at Schmick's in Pasadena
- Huntington to Present a Show Worthy of Lincoln : Exhibit: 'The Last Best Hope of Earth' will be the largest assembly of his material ever mounted and the biggest show ever for the library.
- Senate Aide, Lawyer Tabbed for FCC Posts : Communications: The key regulatory agency will oversee explosion of new technology in the industry.
- AIRLINES
- Birkenstocks Bounce Back, and Now a New Generation of Peaceniks Can Sock Away
- Razors Put Unmanageable Hair on the Cutting Straight-Edge
- DANA POINT : City Council OKs 'Conservative' Budget
- Educator Faces Charges of Sex With Minors : Court: Prosecutors say a Cal State Dominguez Hills professor picked up girls as young as 13 in South L.A. neighborhoods.
- Santa Clarita / Antelope Valley : High Court Upholds Public Agency-Attorney Confidentiality
- OJAI : Girl Found in Pool in Critical Condition
- SHERMAN OAKS : Man Gets 17 Years for Raping 2 Women
- Eisner Rules Anonymous Roost
- Q&A; : 'I'm Just . . . Best Friend-ish' : Q&A; with Rosie O'Donnell: Madonna's pal in 'League' and a 'Seattle' sidekick to Meg Ryan, she'll be yabba-dabba-doing as Betty next year in the live-action 'Flintstones.'
- Director Sally Potter Defies Boundaries in 'Orlando' : Film: The story about a man who becomes a woman may be more than an art-house hit. It has picked up 14 awards and was No. 1 in London its opening week.
- THE ARTS
- Personal Income Increases for 6th Consecutive Month : Economy: Although growth is anemic, the savings rate is higher. Analysts still see nation in a half-speed recovery.
- Database Project:
- Japan to Boost Aid to Developing Countries : Asia: Increase of more than 40% to $120 billion over five years shows Tokyo's interest in promoting stability.
- Directory : Need extra pampering? These hotel salons offer 'the works' and then some.
- 'Sleepless' Night Leaves 'Em Happy
- SUMMERTIME NEWS: The Valley can be a...
- BOOK REVIEW : The Parable of the Paper-Thin Marriage : THE PAPER ANNIVERSARY <i> by Joan Wickersham</i> ; Viking $21, 356 pages
- LAKE VIEW TERRACE : Council OKs Plans for Drug Treatment House
- Countywide : Closures Planned for Santa Ana Freeway
- The California Budget: Local Impact : 'School Clusters' Set Up as Part of Major District Overhaul
- A Tiger's Tale : Marion Jones Remains Focused, Bolstered by Legacy of Forebears
- VILLA PARK : City Makes Cuts, OKs Spending Plan
- Explosion Rocks Gas Plant in Louisiana
- SANTA ANA : Volunteers Sought for Cleanup Project
- Ruling Expected in Gunderson Suit : Courts: Judge to determine whether Laguna Hills attorney must disclose details of inheritances he received from wills and trusts prepared for his elderly clients.
- Oil Drilling a Life and Death Issue for Some : Inglewood: Residents near cemetery say wells would be disruptive and potentially dangerous. They are trying to overturn the City Council's OK for the project.
- 3 Men Charged in Rapes, Robberies
- HORSE RACING : Australasian Invasion Mounted With Rough Habit, Let's Elope
- La Espanola, a tiny takeout deli featuring...
- Filling In the Blanks: Raider Broadcasts to Be Triple-Teamed
- New Chief Named for Smith Barney Shearson : Finance: The appointment of Wall Street investment banker Robert Greenhill may boost clout of new company.
- * Film: It's safe to predict that...
- A Taste of the World : * When visitors demand to be fed 'something we can't find back home,' try the Valley's diverse dining opportunities.
- FDA Puts Medical Devices on Fast Track : Health: The agency will speed up the evaluation process for technologies with life-saving potential. The move could cut approval time in half.
- Dornan Saga Raises Questions About His Ground Rules
- AIDS in Los Angeles County : Patient characteristics for L.A. County AIDS cases reported in May:
- The Subtle Violence Against the Disabled : Health care: Budget crises offer one more 'excuse' to mistreat people who are seen as a problem; is euthanasia next?
- The California Budget: Local Impact : Cuts Could Be Costly, Assessor Says : County: If his office loses a proposed 25% of its budget, Hahn warns, millions in tax revenues won't be collected.
- Redondo Beach Historic Homes Get New Lease on Life : Preservation: Through a civic group's encouragement and an obscure state law, three homes are designated historic sites, giving owners a sizable tax break.
- Ducks Are Already Defensive : Hockey: Goalies Hebert and Healy are first players taken by Anaheim in expansion draft.
- Division III Team Led by West Torrance's Nicholson
- School Voucher Initiative
- Villains
- Riordan
- Venice Duck Kill
- Illegal Immigration
- UCLA School of Public Health
- Health Care Reform
- Helping Felons
- BANKING & FINANCE - June 25, 1993
- BANKING & FINANCE - June 25, 1993
- BANKING & FINANCE - June 25, 1993
- Obituaries - June 25, 1993
- Obituaries - June 25, 1993
- OTHER NEWS - June 25, 1993
- OTHER NEWS - June 25, 1993
- OTHER NEWS - June 25, 1993
- Rendezvous for Two Singles Out Winners and Losers in Dating Game
- Eight Suspects Seized in Plot to Bomb U.N., Other N.Y. Targets : Terrorism: Alleged attack plans also focused on commuter tunnels and political figures. Two of those held may be linked to the trade center blast.
- Woman Recants Story of Syringe in Can of Pepsi, Won't Be Prosecuted
- Restaurant Group to Yank Ad, Apologize : Courts: Altered version of Red Lobster logo was used in attack by rival Coco's. Resulting suit cited trademark violation.
- Medical Devices Put on Fast Track : Health: The FDA will speed up the evaluation process for technologies with lifesaving potential. Orange County manufacturers greet the news with cautious enthusiasm.
- Wilson Says Budget Meets 2 Top Needs : Legislation: Plan called best option for schools and safety. Assembly completes action on spending package.
- Deal Reached to Save Bluff Tops of Newport Bay
- Kurds Raid Turk Offices in Europe
- Russian Premier Cancels U.S. Trip in High-Tech Arms Sales Dispute
- FEELING AT HOME: There's a retirement dinner...
- 2 Men Are Shot at Ranch Cock Fight : Gambling: A betting dispute erupts at the event attended by about 100 people outside Lancaster. Officials confiscate two dozen birds.
- Aspin Backs Capability for 2 Wars at a Time : Defense: He rejects the 'win-hold-win' strategy proposed to allow deep military spending cuts.
- For Town and Country
- THE WORD ON WHAT'S HIP AND WHAT'S HYPE
- The exclusive Valley music charts are compiled...
- House Votes to Pull Plug on Super Collider
- How Weird Is My Valley? : You don't have to venture far for some off-the-beaten-track sightseeing spots.
- 2 Resign Top Posts at O.C. Arts Center
- Peace of Mind for Only $10? What a Deal
- Panel Votes to Scale Back March AFB : Defense: Action would mean the loss of nearly 2,600 military jobs. Installation would become a reserve facility.
- Judge Blocks Extradition of Irish Fugitive
- O.C. Symphony: 2nd Chance for Grant
- MOVIE REVIEW : No Menace, but No Macaulay Either : In the Era of 'Home Alone,' 'Dennis' Is Agreeably Low-Key
- 'Extreme' Assault on LAPD Unit : Television: The story inspired by the infamous Special Investigation Section depicts a bunch of Dirty Harrys with malice. It is an example of excessive dramatic license.
- JAZZ REVIEW : Improbable Pairings Pay Off at JVC Fest
- Young Actors Keep 'Tales' on Target
- Toro Baseball Team Goes for the Quick Fix : Colleges: Dominguez Hills Coach George Wing is optimistic that seven transfers will help squad offset loss of key players.
- The Ducks on Draft Day
- TV REVIEWS : Bland Response to 'Stop the Church'
- Pop Album Chart : 'janet.' Keeps Stewart From No. 1 Seat
- Ex-Health Official to Become AIDS Policy Chief
- Dow Tumbles 30.72 on Poor Economic News : Market Overview
- Montebello : Scrubbing Out Graffiti at Bell Gardens High
- THEATER REVIEW : Taking the Plunge Into Small-Town Quirkiness : James McLure's 'Laundry and Bourbon' boasts lively and lifelike dialogue as well as effective staging.
- The Region : Holiday Noise Irritates Pets
- Astronauts Play Dodge-Ball With Russian Space Debris
- LOS HEADLINERS : The Main Course for Many at 'Taste' Will Be Los Lobos
- * Louis W. Parker; Inventor Helped Develop TV
- Ray Kinsella, the character portrayed by Kevin...
- COLUMN ONE : A House, Cash--and No Parents : The setup sounds like a teen-ager's dream. But for 'parachute kids,' left here to go to school while their families remain in Asia, being home alone can also mean loneliness.
- Summer Is Sun, Fun, Science and Math : Education: More than 20 programs at UC Irvine offer hundreds of kids a variety of hands-on learning opportunities.
- Bell Gardens : City OKs Funds for Library to Reopen on Saturdays
- Anglers Use Mackerel, Jigs to Catch Yellowtail
- Sheriff's Deputies Plan Sobriety Checkpoints
- Controversial Drug-Abuse Treatment Center OKd : Lake View Terrace: The L.A. City Council vote clears the way for Phoenix House to open a facility for teen-agers.
- POP MUSIC REVIEW : Camp 'Lollapalooza' Is Now Open : A sense of ritual, continuity and even tradition marks the third year of rock's major summer festival.
- * Every second, 3.8 cans of SPAM...
- Thai : The Kit and I
- BOOK REVIEW : Fiddling the Fat : Great Good Food: Luscious Lower-Fat Cooking, <i> By Julee Rosso</i> ; <i> Crown Publishers: $19; 574 pp. </i>
- Budget Ax Threatens Home Away From Home for Low-Income Senior Citizens
- White House Hints at Compromise on Gays in Military : Policy: Clinton aide admits there is not enough support in Congress to lift ban on homosexuals. Key lawmaker criticizes Pentagon proposal.
- <i> Focus </i> : Alarcon Is 1st Latino From Valley on Council
- THEATER : Joyce's Rhapsody in Pink, Blue
- A summary of significant Los Angeles City...
- Funding Cuts Could Close 5 Local Parks : Budget: Shift of $2.6 billion in property taxes means county will lose at least $273 million. Pasadena mayor says loss is 'going to be pretty devastating.'
- CENTURY CITY : Council Tentatively OKs Fox Studio Expansion
- NORTH HOLLYWOOD : Weintraub Calls for School-Business Link
- Top Air Pollution Penalties
- Senate Approves Plan to Prevent Favoritism in Contract Awards : Government: Measure would bar aides of city and county officeholders from voting on certain matters that affect their bosses' campaign contributors.
- BURBANK : Financing OKd for 2 New Courtrooms
- Residents to Discuss Bus, Shuttle Routes
- THOUSAND OAKS : Sister Group Reaches Out to Russian City
- LOCAL NOTES : Long Beach Baseball Lands Rivera, Jones
- HOLLYWOOD PARK : Desormeaux Is Youngest to 2,500
- Zemeckis, Pals Go on the Lam With CBS' 'Johnny Bago' : Television: Why are a bunch of big-budget movie heavyweights making an action comedy series? To have some fun.
- Citing Illness, Hoyt Axton Cancels Show at Crazy Horse : Country: The musician, 55, is said to be 'in high spirits' after heat exhaustion forced him to cut short the first set of his '93 tour Tuesday night.
- Apartment Market Puts a 'For Sale' Sign on Fidelity Federal Bank
- AIRLINES
- A New Window on Sacramento
- The Fighting Varietals
- Asian : Sesame, Ginger and Lime
- The No Percent Solution
- World's First Fast Food