- Hospital's Fund-Raising Drive Concludes on a Successful Note
- Parents of Boy Killed by Santa Ana Officer File Lawsuit : Police: Fatal shooting occurred after street encounter between 15-year-old victim and rival gang members.
- * Ed Morton has been promoted to...
- Descent Into ... Well, Actually, a Bit of Heaven in a Subway
- Mars Probe Still Silent; Hopes Dim : Space: Critical moment passes with no signal from craft that it achieved planetary orbit. Scientists hold out faint hope that Observer quietly carried out maneuvers.
- Woman's Enrollment at The Citadel Blocked by Federal Appeals Court
- Motorist Beaten in Riots Cannot Identify Attackers : Denny case: Video shows beating of man at intersection where trucker was assaulted.
- ORANGE : Total of $270,000 in Bills Written Off
- OXNARD : District to Offer Contract Proposal
- Pig Latin, II: Randy Braverman's personalized license...
- CAMARILLO : Area Teachers Get a Peek Into Future
- SWIMMING / THERESA SMITH MUNOZ : Alumni Coming to Bruins' Aid
- COLLEGE FOOTBALL DAILY REPORT : USC : Ailments Slow Top Two Tailbacks
- Floridians Celebrate Renewal, Year After Andrew
- In the Mind's Eye? : Battle Rages Over Whether Repressed Memories Are a Key to Long-Forgotten Evils or a Pandora's Box of False Accusations
- LA CRESCENTA : Not Guilty Pleas Entered in Drug Case
- Blue-Chips Post Seventh Record High in 2 Weeks : Markets: Dow closes at 3,638.96, up 32.98, fueled by heavy buying of industrial stocks and by another bond rally.
- Just Before Dying, Killer Refused to Make an Appeal
- Mother Who Sold Baby to Buy Trailer Gets Jail
- Battle Over Hermosillo: It's Just the Start
- MOORPARK : New Hours for Teaching Zoo
- VAN NUYS : Koranic School Struggles to Reopen
- LOS ANGELES : MWD Orders Study of 4 Sites for Headquarters
- Feinstein Urges Clinton to Name L.A. County Prosecutor to Bench : Courts: Sources say senator backs Audrey B. Collins, highest-ranking black in D.A.'s office, for U.S. judgeship.
- PERSPECTIVES ON THE BALKAN CONFLICT : Why the Serbian-American Silence? : Refusal to condemn the atrocities committed by Serbs against innocent Croats and Bosnians is morally unjustifiable.
- Mammoth Area to Get Major Plant
- Pan African Film Fest Scheduled for October
- Restaurant Smoking
- Fathers, Rights, Responsibilities
- James Jordan
- Jews in China
- Corner Businesses
- Immigration Controversy
- Obituaries - Aug. 25, 1993
- Anti-Gay Vote Cuts Art Funds in Ga. County
- Poisoning Case Mistrial Disappoints O.C. Jurors
- Jackson Probe Reportedly Centers on Claim of Abuse : Inquiry: Singer's spokesmen blame investigation on extortionists.
- Colleges Blame Low Turnout on Cuts, High Fees
- MISSING FRIEND: Republicans in Orange County, led...
- NEWPORT BEACH : Councilman Ousted From Tollway Panel
- Details of Illegal Donations Revealed : Inquiry: Authorities describe shipping firm's elaborate scheme to funnel $170,000 to California politicians. Company was ordered to pay record fine.
- CYPRESS : Anti-Skateboard Law Tentatively OKd
- Abuse Allegations Blamed on Jackson Extortionist : Inquiry: Accusations were made after singer refused to pay $20 million, a spokesman says.
- OTHER NEWS - Aug. 25, 1993
- OTHER NEWS - Aug. 25, 1993
- Court Is Asked to Overturn NAFTA Ruling : Trade: White House argues the President is responsible for pact, making it exempt from environmental law.
- COMPANY TOWN ANNEX
- Officials in Oxnard Vote to Promote Tourist Visits : Recreation: Council agrees to reopen visitors bureau. A proposed bed tax hike will help pay for the center.
- Lawsuit Over Fullerton's Camping Ban to Be Dropped : Jurisprudence: Legal Aid Society says that since city has no immediate plans to enforce the law, 'we don't feel a present need to challenge it.'
- One-Day CPR Training to Be Offered on Oct. 3
- Mission Viejo : City Council Won't Restrict Leaf Blowers
- BURBANK : Adult School Says It's in the Black for Year
- Grand Jury Holds Public Open House
- Transient With Contagious TB Shows Up at Hospital
- Transient Sets Himself on Fire at Capitol Park
- Pool work glamorous? No. But for those who enjoy peace (and the occasional moment of weirdness), it's easy to be . . . : Swept Away
- President Sleeps Till 10 as Silence Falls Over U.S. : Recreation: In first real vacation in 4 years, Clinton keeps policy-wonk side quiet, stays out of sight, parties.
- Alleged Marine Porno Kingpin Held : Arrest: Suspect faces hearing on whether he violated parole by saying he would flee San Diego area. Military probe so far identifies only one serviceman linked to the operation.
- 2 Iraqi Ambassadors Defect, Condemn 'Reign of Terror'
- Jury Excused After Yearlong Recess
- Analyzing a Suicide for All the Wrong Reasons : The media: Self-absorbed journalists failed to recognize the true cause of Vincent Foster's death: mental illness.
- One State Gives Juveniles a Hand Instead of a Cell : Crime: Places studying reform look to Massachusetts' good record of deterring offenses while cutting costs.
- New Wetlands Rules Unveiled by White House
- L.A.'s Cross-Cultural Clothing Movement
- Marking the Phantom's Disappearing Act
- Germans Allegedly Paid to Have Hostel Torched : Extremism: Account of arson directed at foreigners appears in Berlin paper. An investigation is ordered.
- SMALL GROWTH: Seems like every politician is...
- Alcohol Still a Problem for Military, Study Finds
- Unusual Police Powers Lead to Conviction : Courts: Teen-ager, who possessed a pager and glass bottle, is the first person found guilty under a sweeping injunction designed to stem gang activity. Both sides call the prosecution a test case.
- Homeless Advocates Tell County More Affordable Housing Needed
- LOS ANGELES : Hearing on Streamlining State Court System Set
- Veterinarian Pleads No Contest to Allowing Illegal Care by Son
- TECHNOLOGY - Aug. 25, 1993
- For the Record - Aug. 25, 1993
- OTHER NEWS - Aug. 25, 1993
- Nathanson Gets Nearly 5 Years for Extortion : Crime: Former state coastal commissioner is sentenced for soliciting bribes from people seeking construction permits. Judge gives him six months less than the maximum term.
- PERSPECTIVES ON THE BALKAN CONFLICT : Stop Blaming Serbia; Lift the Sanctions : Lack of food and medicine is hurting children and the sick. Belgrade isn't responsible for the Bosnian Serbs.
- Santa Clarita / Antelope Valley : Man Booked in Fatal Shootout at Club
- Michael Jackson Is Subject of LAPD Inquiry
- New Image Industries Posts $1.45-Million Profit
- Stores Fight Crime With Guards and Alarms : Security: Carjackers and gangs take aim at shopping areas in the Valley. Retailers say the extra protection is a necessary expense.
- Restaurants: Actress Demi Moore has accepted a...
- Advanced Photonix Posts Smaller 1st-Quarter Loss
- Environment : A Strait of Trouble : More than 1,300 ships use the narrow Bosporus strait each day. Some of those are oil tankers. And that has plenty of people worried.
- Anti-Smog Business Fees to Be Voted On
- NEWPORT BEACH : City Cool Toward Mobile Home Bonds
- Minor D. Willman; Retired Times News Editor
- DANA POINT : Center Gives Close Look at Ocean Life
- PASADENA : Ritz-Carlton Huntington to Be Auctioned Today
- Making A Difference in Your Community : Running Race Against Ravages of Leukemia
- THEATER REVIEW : The Power of 'A Story' Well Told : LOS ANGELES FESTIVAL: "HOME, PLACE and MEMORY." <i> A city-wide arts fests. : </i>
- POP MUSIC REVIEW : Mental Metal With the Galactic Cowboys
- Price Club Plans to Expand Oxnard Store
- WellPoint Health Networks Inc., the big Woodland...
- SR Engineering of Van Nuys won a...
- '90s Edit the Video Boom : Post-Production Services Face Budget-Driven Consolidation
- Baby Book Booms : Self-Publishers Dodge Bookstores on Path to Success
- Saudis May Inspect Chinese Cargo Due in Iran : Diplomacy: Under the proposed plan, ship would dock at Saudi port. U.S. thinks it is carrying deadly chemicals.
- Suspect in Shooting of Abortion Doctor Held on $1-Million Bail
- Peddling Bicycle Safety : Friend's Death Spurs Woman to Teach Kids to Stay Out of Danger
- Shelter Offering Rabies Shots Sept. 7
- IRVINE : Group Works to Help American Indians
- EAST COUNTY : Refinancing Saves District $3 Million
- FULLERTON : City Sued Over Utility Tax Hike
- MIDNIGHT RUN : Tradition Is Born at Aliso Niguel
- HR Textron Inc. of Valencia won a...
- John Calley Given the Reins of Revived UA : Studios: Appointment of former Warner Bros. executive is latest in a series of management shake-ups at MGM as Mancuso forms his own team.
- AUTOS
- Mason Prepares to Die in Gas Chamber : Execution: Condemned man spends last day with his family. Officials saw no sign he wanted to reinstate appeals.
- Lost and Found of the Heart : Separated Since Vietnam, Woman Finds Her Mother
- Care for a Prayer With Your Haircut, Friend?
- Keeping His Vow, Killer Is Executed : Death penalty: David Edwin Mason dies in San Quentin's gas chamber shortly after midnight. He had refused all appeals on his behalf.
- Aunt Describes Tensions in the Menendez Home
- GARDEN GROVE : City's First Woman Postmaster Sworn In
- GRANADA HILLS : Volunteers Spruce Up Elementary School
- Wilson Aide May Run for Beilenson's Seat
- PRO FOOTBALL DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE NFL : The Broncos Acquire Vikings' Zimmerman
- Sterile Medfly: Giving Eradication Plans Bite : Infestation: Insects are zapped, chilled and set free, so that fertile counterparts will vainly mate with them.
- AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Blue Jays Lose Despite Carter's Three Homers
- Pat Paulsen: Still in the Running : Comedy: The former Orange resident had his performance heyday during the Smothers Brothers' show of the late '60s, but he's never looked stronger as a presidential candidate.
- Ducks to Play Four Home Exhibition Games
- Focus on Entertainment Stocks
- BONN : Border Crossing
- California Has Largest Death Row Population : Prisons: Last month the state surpassed Texas, which has 367 condemned and has been executing inmates. Florida is a distant third.
- Nation IN BRIEF : NEW YORK : 4 Killings Now Tied to a Single Gunman
- Postscript : Communists Find Life as Born-Again Bureaucrats
- Gospel to Go : At a Truck Stop in Ontario, a Chapel Offers Big-Rig Religion for Drivers Rolling Through Town
- Transplant Patient, 5, Shows Improvement
- Minister Kicked Off Panel After Remarks on Gays
- Sacked for a Big Loss : Washington is punished harshly, and rightly, for football infractions
- Metrolink Service to Fair Attracts Big Crowds : Transportation: The westbound trains are a hit. But transit experts say runs can't be expanded on a regular basis unless Ventura County voters OK a sales tax increase.
- Attendance at Fair Trails Pace of '92
- They Merely Did What They Had to
- Sexual Harassment Suit Filed Against LAPD : Law enforcement: The 10-year police veteran is also fighting charges of drunken and disorderly conduct brought by the department.
- Toronto's Comeback, Aguiar's Three Goals Defeat Salsa
- NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Rueter Stays Unbeaten With Aid of Triple Play
- 'Oracle' Prefers Giving Away Millions : Finance: George Soros' success has made him a Wall Street guru, but his bigger concerns are to help causes of freedom and democracy.
- APS Systems Inc. of Oxnard won a...
- Home Sales Increase as Prices Stabilize
- 3 Coldwell Banker Real Estate Offices Sold as Franchises
- Nation IN BRIEF : TEXAS : Cuba-Bound Bus Crosses Into Mexico
- New Postmaster Named to Run Dana Point Office
- West Calls Laker Offer 'Generous,' Disputes Claims of Green's Agent
- BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE MAJOR LEAGUES : Former Ranger Owner Chiles Dies
- This Time You Don't Need the Entire Thomas Bros. : LOS ANGELES FESTIVAL: "HOME, PLACE and MEMORY." <i> A city-wide arts fests. : </i>
- Success Has Mira Sorvino Maxed Out : Movies: She always wanted to follow father Paul Sorvino into the acting arena, but now she can't seem to get a day off.
- Advanced Game to Be Designed by Nintendo, Silicon Graphics : Technology: In one demonstration, users ride a pterodactyl in a world full of realistic colors and sounds.
- Attempt to Open Bridge Heightens Tensions in Croatia : Balkans: Large-scale shelling breaks out between Croats, Serbs. U.N. source warns of 'a very dangerous impasse.'
- Moldovans Blame Deformed Infant on Chernobyl
- $895,000 Fine Seen in Political Laundering Case
- Pendleton Psychiatrist Faces Court-Martial on Sex Claims : Military: A former director of a rehabilitation unit is accused of larceny, sexual harassment and attempted sodomy. His attorney calls the charges 'gross overcharging of misconduct.'
- Speaking of: : World Tourism
- Barge Traffic on Mississippi Resumes Slowly
- Plan to Increase Wetlands Unveiled : Conservation: Broad Wilson proposal would also give incentives for developers to preserve some areas while cutting red tape elsewhere. Clinton's federal plan is expected today.
- BOOK REVIEW : The Things That Drive You Crazy Can Make You Whole : UGLY WAYS <i> By Tina McElroy Ansa</i> . Harcourt Brace: $19.95, 277 pages
- System Brings CSUN Classes to Ventura : Education: Newly installed two-way interactive video allows instructors and students to take part in give and take.
- La Habra : City Loans Chamber of Commerce $15,000
- Reopening of Tourism Office to Be Considered : Oxnard: The proposed agency would be funded, in part, by $75,000 from the city. Officials say local hotel bed tax revenues have fallen 18% since the bureau closed in 1991.
- Blues' Offer to McSorley Spurs Kings : Hockey: Perhaps worried about losing enforcer, they sign Rychel. They also agree to terms with Conacher.
- SAFETY WATCH : Dry and Dangerous
- A burglar who plays it safe: Doug...
- Simi Valley : Man Sentenced in Child-Stealing Case
- Westminster : School District Hires New Administrators
- Beekeeper Wary About Arrival of a New Breed of Killer in L.A.
- Man Slain Trying to Stop Robbery
- An Exploding Picture Tube Always Gets Their Attention
- Lawsuit Might Be Filed in Alleged Fan Beating
- Orange County public television station KOCE Channel...
- Delta Seeks to Lose Another 3,000 Workers : Airlines: The nation's No. 3 carrier will offer early retirements in an effort to reach goal of cutting 10% of work force.
- Union Negotiations to Wait on Tax Vote
- Antonovich Skirts Issue--and Chivalry
- Faces in the Street
- RAM NOTEBOOK / JOHN WEYLER : Everett Pins Hopes on Dream Receiver
- Amorously Wins Feature at Del Mar
- Kelly Willis Wants Success--on Her Own Terms : Pop music: The country singer-songwriter hopes to bring the Austin sound into the mainstream.
- AEROSPACE & DEFENSE
- Parker Hannifin Corp. of Moorpark won a...
- NO RUSH: Of the seven men on...
- COSTA MESA : It's Back to School Wednesday at Wilson
- ORANGE COUNTY PERSPECTIVE : Concession Lesson
- Ex-Worker Tells of Attempt to Cover Up Death : Court: Receptionist testifies that the operator of an unlicensed abortion clinic sought to dispose of the car and body of a female patient who died on the premises.
- Man Pleads Not Guilty to Gun Charges : Courts: Prosecutors say there is no evidence that the Costa Mesa resident, arrested by a task force trying to smash an alleged skinhead plot, supplied weapons to a white supremacist group.
- LOS ANGELES : Hearing on Streamlining State Court System Set
- PRO FOOTBALL / DAILY REPORT : RAMS : Six Are Cut; 12 More Will Be Released Today
- Residents Sue Builder Over Plan for Gravel Mining Near Homes
- Cigarettes Don't Ad Up in Russia
- Gucci Cancels $30-Million-a-Year Severin Contract
- REAL ESTATE : Home & Garden Show Highlights House Built With Better Insulation, Lower Costs--and, Yes, Baled Straw
- Micro-Aire Surgical Instruments Inc. of Valencia won...
- New Chink in Privacy Armor Feared in Proposed Health Care Data Bank
- WESTMINSTER : 19 Teachers Rehired by School District
- Moorpark Joins the Bidding to Attract L.A.'s Southwest Museum : Arts: City cites proximity to freeways and the Reagan Library in bidding to attract the American Indian works.
- Husky Players Probably Eligible to Transfer and Play Right Away
- DOMESTIC MARKET SHARE
- Harman Profits Triple in Fourth Quarter
- Profile : Panama's Economy Rests in His Hands : Comptroller Ruben Dario Carles is hated, even dreaded. But his austerity program has led to impressive growth.
- Mason Expected to Be Executed : Punishment: Condemned man spends his last day with his family. Officials at San Quentin prison saw no sign he wanted to reinstate his federal court appeals.
- New Probe Finds No Conspiracy in Iraq Aid Scandal : Inquiry: Clinton Administration agrees with Bush officials that Italian bank did not know of branch's $5-billion loan to Baghdad. U.S. judge blasts report.
- National Agenda : Anatomy of Germany's Nationwide Health Care System : The much-admired program is beset by problems, including a bureaucratic logjam.
- Nation IN BRIEF : PENNSYLVANIA : Twin Passes 72-Hour Mark After Surgery
- 'Women and the Guitar' at Cal State Northridge
- Judge Rejects Bid to Block Sale of Disk Drives : Technology: The request by a rival of Western Digital is denied pending a trial on allegations of patent violations.
- Superior Will Develop New Wheels With Alcoa
- WARSAW : Making the Rounds
- Girl, 2, Dies After Being Hit by Car
- MISSION VIEJO : Colleges Use Phone Registration System
- WOODLAND HILLS : Bingo Room Reopens and Charities Win
- School Board Frees Frozen $60 Million : Budget: Money had been set aside for teachers contract settlement. It will pay for books, hiring of teacher aides and bilingual programs.
- Santa Clarita / Antelope Valley : 2 Arrested in Effort to Steal Officer's Car
- NORTH HILLS : Sikhs Will Appeal Denial of Center
- ART / CATHY CURTIS : Ambition and Acrimony : Cathleen Gallander Helped Newport Harbor Build a National Reputation, but There Were 'Growing Pains'
- POP MUSIC REVIEW : Whitney: In Voice but Over the Top!!
- REAL ESTATE
- NAC Visual Systems of Woodland Hills obtained...
- REAL ESTATE
- Contract Management Inc. of Camarillo won an...
- Contact With Weather Satellite Lost
- Tatiana Troyanos; Versatile Mezzo-Soprano
- Boating Industry Afloat Again After Being Sunk by Recession : Recreation: Luxury tax, since repealed, also helped swamp yacht sales, but smaller craft are hot sellers.
- EVER SO HUMBLE: The lines were as...
- Body of Airman's Wife Found in Garbage Bags
- SINGAPORE : One-Man Show
- Nation IN BRIEF : NEW YORK : Lawyer Says Sheik Will Appeal Ouster
- 400 U.S. Army Commandos to Go to Somalia
- Judge Blocks Work on O.C. Toll Road Project : Construction: The move pleased environmentalists, but transportation officials called two-week delay costly.
- Atlantic Records Names Executive VP-General Manager
- Waxing Nostalgic About Candlelight Concerts
- LAGOS : Powerful Worries
- Iraq POWs Paid to Resettle in U.S.; Lawmakers Protest
- Hand of Punishment Falls Heavily on Black Youths : Justice: Far fewer white youngsters serve time in detention facilities. Attitude toward the poor is cited.
- Assembly OKs Bill to Cut State Salaries
- BUENA PARK : City Welcomes Boy Awaiting Transplant
- Schlumberger Industries Inc. of Oxnard won a...
- Mighty Disney Learns to Duck : CEO Eisner Is Dodging Slapshots on Euro Disney, Box Office Blues
- Florida Company Plans to Acquire Lasorda Foods : Transactions: Modami Services, based near Dodgers training camp, did not disclose terms.
- COMPANY TOWN ANNEX
- More Coupon Outlets: Catalina Marketing Corp. said...
- Man Enters Not Guilty Plea to Gun Charges
- SHERMAN OAKS : Insomnia Cafe Will Appeal Restrictions
- $142,000 OKd for Students' Field Study : Environment: Program will allow students to conduct studies at park sites in Santa Monica Mountains.
- Semtech Corp. Reports 67% Earnings Decline
- VenVirotek Closes Waste-Treatment Plant
- Premiere Blames Loss on Station Start-Up Costs
- Wal-Mart Fights Predatory-Price Case in Arkansas : Retailing: The firm admits it sells some products for less than they cost, but says it is not trying to injure its competitors.
- Nicaragua's Hostage Crisis: Old Hatreds Still Run Deep : Latin America: For Contras and Sandinistas, civil war never ended. Cardinal Obando y Bravo agrees to intercede.
- Space Probe Asked to Phone Home; No Reply : Science: NASA races against time to contact the $1-billion Mars Observer before it is lost forever.
- Jury Selection Begins in Burning of Tourist
- Singer James' Sexual Assault Trial Begins
- Reference Books That Make Pill Taking Easier to Swallow
- Input Sought on Use of Housing Money
- Edelman to Call for Rail Fund Inquiry : Transportation: The supervisor says he will ask county lawyers to look into charge that money was diverted from account for a Valley transit station.
- Packard Bell Has Secured $70 Million in Financing
- MRV Signs $1-Million Fiber-Optics Contract
- Owners Need to Be Vigilant to Protect Property Rights
- Siemens Solar Lays Off 28 Workers to Cut Costs
- Bosnia Peace Pact to Require 65,000 Troops, U.N. Is Told : Balkans: Mediator Stoltenberg insists that the republic's Muslims have little choice but to sign.
- Detroit Officers Guilty of Murder in Beating : Crime: Third policeman is acquitted. Case involving black motorist is reminiscent of Rodney King's.
- MSE Environmental Inc. of Camarillo won a...
- Towing Program Overhaul Urged : Reform: City officials call for increasing fees $31 and putting contracts out to bid. Garage owners say that would result in shoddy service.
- Laguna Hills : Council to Hear Talk About Killer Bees
- LOS ANGELES : Parole Officials Believe King Was Driver in Crash
- 2 Sentenced to Jail in Smog Check Scam
- Robbed Driver Tells of Riot Melee : Trial: Attacked motorist does not name defendant but describes the clothing. Defense points to discrepancy with earlier statements.
- Man Sought in Fatal Accident Surrenders
- Bystander Killed in Santa Ana Gang Gunfire : Crime: A woman standing in a fast-food restaurant parking lot is shot when two groups confront each other across the street. A 17-year-old is arrested and is expected to be charged with murder.
- SANTA MONICA MOUNTAINS : Grant to Fund Field Study for Middle School Pupils
- SAN FERNANDO : Theft by Employees Plagues Businesses
- Girl in Crash That Killed Parents to Leave Hospital : Accident: Karie Minzey will live with her aunt and uncle in Georgia and attend a rehabilitation center there. Relatives say she has shown great improvement and has been allowed some visitors.
- DANCE REVIEW : Danza Floricanto Bears Gema Sandoval's Stamp
- Formal Worker Training Grows to Record Level
- PerfectData Board OKs Stock Exchange Plan
- Santa Clarita / Antelope Valley : Hospital Sale Won't Affect Care, FTC Says
- NHL to Investigate Ottawa's Final Defeat
- Most Events of L.A. Fest's Opening Weekend Sell Out
- Man Killed, 6 People Wounded in Shootout Outside Nightclub
- Hawaiians Want Their Land Returned : Sovereignty movement grows, pressing for 'nation within a nation' status.
- Cruises to Explore Channel Islands
- CANOGA PARK : Youth Program Still in Need of Funding
- LOS ALAMITOS : Teaching Jobs Cut to Balance Budget
- COLLEGE FOOTBALL / DAILY REPORT : USC : Band Stays Longer Than Trojan Players
- Weekend Box Office : 'The Fugitive' Still Running Strong
- JAZZ REVIEW : Old--but High--Standards From St. Marseille
- LOS ANGELES : Homeless Man, 70, Killed by Amtrak Train
- SYLMAR : Harding Street School Opens Hands-On Lab
- School District Cuts Bus Fees in Effort to Promote Ridership : Thousand Oaks: The round-trip cost is lowered from $450 to $360. If the move cannot attract more riders, the board may discontinue the service.
- County's Busiest Welfare Office Reopens : Social services: The Panorama City site was nearly destroyed in an arson fire. The wait for aid is still long, but residents and caseworkers alike are glad to be back.
- Crying Foul! : Hobert Says the Pac-10 Treated Huskies Unfairly
- The Committee to Form an Orange County...
- Accepting the Ugly Reality in Bosnia : Serbs have won; to deny that prolongs the killing
- Bullfrogs Leap Into Playoffs : Roller hockey: Team that plays at Anaheim Arena faces Connecticut tonight in first round of league's first postseason.
- LITTLE LEAGUE WORLD SERIES : Burroughs' No-Hitter Fuels Long Beach, 8-0
- PRO FOOTBALL DAILY REPORT : RAIDERS : Fulcher Is Signed to Play Linebacker
- COLLEGE FOOTBALL / DAILY REPORT : UCLA : Donahue Talks About His Respect for James
- 'Phantom,' 'Tommy' Revivals Coming to Arts Center : Theater: Its musical series includes the classics 'Annie Get Your Gun' and 'Guys and Dolls,' plus a tribute to Radio City Music Hall.
- Santa Paula : Accused Kidnaper Pleads Not Guilty
- Laguna Niguel Backs Creating City Panel on El Toro Use : Military: Council's resolution formally links it with other South County municipalities in opposing plans to turn the Marine base into a regional airport.
- New Weather System Curbs Air Pollution
- PERSPECTIVE ON MASS TRANSIT : Invest in Buses--for the People : The MTA is expected to put the bulk of its budget in a rail system, which is backed by lobbyists and campaign contributions.
- STANTON : City to Celebrate New Civic Center
- Gunman Takes $1,800 From Encino Bank