- JEFFERSON PARK : Learning to Read Is Their Salvation
- Texas Bunkers House Nuclear Arms Material : Plutonium: Components will remain indefinitely in ground because no decision has been made on future.
- FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
- Major Rebel With a Common Cause Leaves Limelight : Politics: Fred Wertheimer is about to take a break. But will Congress get one? Not a chance.
- Uncle Held After Girl Hit by Runaway Car Dies
- Trapped by Blaze at Home, Family Leaps to Safety
- Nuclear Bomb Makers Turn Focus to Countering Proliferation, Legacy : Weapons: American wizards of a generation's nightmare now work to keep their handiwork from becoming all too commonplace.
- The Promise of Open Enrollment Policy : 57% of the 9,810 LAUSD students who moved to different schools are in the Valley
- SOUTHEASTERN ROUNDUP : Florida Sputters, Still Wins; Florida St. Next
- Zoo Directors to Advise L.A. Facility on Renovations : Animals: Three experts will tour grounds and offer assistance in effort to restart the troubled project.
- WATER POLO ROUNDUP : Esperanza, Servite Get Final Berths
- BIG TEN ROUNDUP : Fletcher's Career Day Helps Wisconsin Win
- COMMENTARY : It's Another Year, but Jets Look the Same
- Caine Reopens 'The Ipcress File'
- News, Tips & Bargains : Put It in Park at LAX
- Hostels From Sea to Shining Sea
- Top Surfers Ride the Big Ones
- WHOSE RIVER IS IT, ANYWAY? : More Concrete Versus More Nature: The Battle Over Flood control on the Los Angeles River Is Really a Fight for Its Soul
- Instead of 187: Enforcement of Labor Laws : Adequate funding for employer inspections could solve the illegal immigration problem.
- BASKETBALL 1994-1995: GARDEN GROVE LEAGUE : Pacifica
- After a Successful Stint at Disney Stores, Paul Pressler Is Becoming ... : THE NEW MAYOR OF DISNEYLAND
- Destination: France : Paris Covered : In a hidden world of passages and galleries, filled with shops, the city's history unfolds
- SOUTH-CENTRAL : Sports: A 'Vaccine' for Inner-City Woes?
- FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
- Israeli Army Kills 3 After Palestinians Redirect Anger
- Coffee Shop Triggers Olympian Protest : New York: Olympic Restaurant name offends USOC. Committee accuses Greek immigrant and his 10-table eatery on the Lower East Side of copyright infringement.
- Retro : Who's on Thursday Night? : SEINFELD GETS BUMPED ON THANKSGIVING NIGHT BUT HE GETS TO WORK (SORT OF) WITH HIS IDOLS
- A summary of selected City Hall actions this week affecting central Los Angeles. : CITY COUNCIL
- VENICE : Opening of Kids' Center Brings Out Smiles
- Chemical Sensitivity Drives Woman Into Wilds : Health: She says the fresh air on her wind-swept ridge is letting her slowly recover from a debilitating affliction.
- CRENSHAW : From Crack House to Housing for Women
- CHINATOWN : Teens Spearhead Anti-Tobacco Drive
- Ukraine President to Press U.S. on Disarmament Aid
- Elections Stir Interest Among Activist Students : Politics: Prop. 187 spurred many teen-agers to vote with their feet in demonstrations. They say they'll march to the ballot box as soon as they are eligible.
- First You're Big, Then You're in Storage
- UNLV Beats Nevada, Gets Bowl Bid
- MOVIES : A Hero of Another Fashion : It's hard to follow a film like 'Schindler's List,' and Liam Neeson took his time deciding on his next role. When he did, it was another hero: 18th-Century Scotsman Rob Roy.
- A Word to the Wise on Bank CDs
- Post Script
- SEWING BY HAND by Christine Hoffman,...
- Saving Grace : Salvage Yards Treasure-Troves of Architectural Antiques and Accessories
- New Site to Store Toxic Jet Fuel Sought : Military: The Pentagon has resisted shutting down the supply center near a residential neighborhood.
- Prairie Town Holds Out Hand to Indonesians : Kansas: As many as 3,000 Asians could be living in Garden City. They enjoy acceptance from the town's longtime residents, including the Hispanics who've been there for decades.
- CDC's Point Man on Smoking Knows His Foe--He Was There
- VENTURA : 150 Guests Evacuated During Fire at Hotel
- A Good Tern for Nature : Cal State Fullerton Team Sets Out to Aid Endangered Sea Birds
- College Basketball, Listed From A to Z
- 'My She-ro': Wilma Rudolph : Track and field: The 20th of 22 children, she survived childhood illnesses and went on to become the first female to win three Gold medals at one Olympics.
- Cal Wins When Gamble by Stanford Fails : Pacific 10: Bears stop two-point conversion attempt with 2:06 to play in 24-23 victory.
- RUFFLED FEATHERS?: Is this an Eagles reunion...
- MERCY RULE"Providence" Relativity* * * 1/2"Don't ask...
- Morrissey, recently the subject of false suicide...
- Airports Aim for Profits With Better Food, Shops : Retail: Poor meals and overpriced souvenirs gradually are going the way of terminals run by a single concessionaire.
- FICTION
- The Proud Bird : White Birds Can't Dance
- CRIMINAL PURSUITS
- Commentary : 'TINKER IN TELEVISION': MANDATORY READING FOR THOSE MAKING A LIVING TINKERING WTIH TELEVISION
- Renovation Stuck in Red Tape : Subway Project Stalls Plans for Mariachi Plaza, Site of Festival Today
- A summary of selected City Hall actions...
- PERSPECTIVE ON SCHOOL PRAYER : Speaker Gingrich: Look at Vista : When religion is imposed by government, it becomes coercive and thus anathema to true conservatism.
- Orange County Voices : SUGGESTIONS FROM THE DEMOCRATS : Republicans Get a Chance to Prove That It's Been the Democrats' Fault : It's time to deal with the issues, combining pragmatism with thoughtfulness.
- THOUSAND OAKS : Friends Will Roast Outgoing Mayor
- Compromise Offered on Soka Land a Bad Deal : The proposed settlement on Gillette Ranch would not make for a good park. Nor would it resolve the university's desire to develop in this rural setting.
- OXNARD : 2 Firefighters Injured in Fire at Empty House
- COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Eggleston Drives Cal Poly Pomona Past SCC
- THEATER NOTES : The Oscars Started Small Too
- Toast to a Glass of <i> Vino</i> in Italy
- Where in the World?
- DOWNTOWN : Exhibit Spotlights Vibrant Art Scene
- THE SUNDAY PROFILE : From the Pain, a Passion : James and Nancy Chuda lost their little girl to a rare cancer. Now they are on a mission to protect other children.
- Sniper's Bullet Ends Sunny Stroll for 7-Year-Old
- Cash Crunch Means Tigers Face Starvation
- NATO Gets OK to Hit Back at Serbs in Croatia
- SOUTH-CENTRAL : Corps Helps Workers to Go On to College
- Sexual Harassment as Pulp Fiction
- Is Willie Brown on the Eve of Political Destruction?
- CAPITAL POWER STRUGGLE : Don't Bemoan Gridlock--the Constitution Likes It
- Husband, Son Find Woman Fatally Shot
- 8 Families Earn 'Habitat' Homes in Pacoima
- OUR OWN MELTING POT : AN ETHNIC BREAKDOWN OF THOSE AROUND US
- <i> A behind-the-scenes look at Orange County's political life</i> : Local GOP Congressmen Line Up for Their Share of the Spoils of Victory
- Man Held Over Bomb in Truck
- Hey, Coach, Sit Down
- Pro Football Spotlight
- College Town Wins Barrera Handicap
- MOVIES : High Atop Mount Goofiness : When it comes to taking an unlikely premise--say, a pregnant Schwarzenegger--and turning it into a blockbuster comedy, nobody's earned his stripes like Ivan Reitman.
- Sami and Santa, 'Miracle's' Mutual Admiration Society
- Please Don't Feed the Extremists : In the conflict between animal rights activists and scientists, the middle ground is where both animal and human lives matter : THE MONKEY WARS, <i> By Deborah Blum (Oxford University Press: $25; 306 pp.)</i>
- Laundering Drug Money in a System of Silence : Smuggling: The Cali climate of acquiescence makes it easy to channel billions of dollars a year in profits into legitimate businesses, bank accounts.
- On The Set : Hot 60-Year-Old Copy : THE STORY OF THE DIONNE QUINTUPLETS ARRIVES ON CBS AS 'MILLION DOLLAR BABIES'
- Complex Family Ties Tangle Simple Premise of Prop. 187 : Immigrants: Impact includes problems of splitting up parents, children and spouses of mixed legal status.
- Mozambique Reelects Leader
- PICO-UNION : Breakaway Group to Pursue Cultural Goals
- Cab Calloway, Legendary Hi De Ho Man of Jazz, Dies : Music: Bandleader who was famed for his flamboyant stage routines suffered a stroke in June. He was 86.
- OLVERA STREET : Fair to Offer Free Diabetes Screenings
- A Call to Study Environmental Effects : Health: While adult cancers are traceable, many in childhood are still a mystery--one that has been unanswered for far too long, experts say.
- FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
- Foreign Policy in the Cold War's Wake: A Whole New Ball Game
- Volunteers Plant Trees, Seeds of Hope : Environment: Restoration of a creek bed in Newbury Park draws 150 from around Southern California to work and commune with nature.
- Humane Group Seeks Tighter Rules on Officers : Legislation: A new regulation that goes into effect Jan. 1 will require more training, but animal advocates contend that it does not go far enough.
- Taft Drops to 3rd Place in Battle of the Brains : Education: Marshall High upsets team from Woodland Hills in final event of academic decathlon, as participants await results.
- Old, New Tours Would Prefer to Be on Course Than in Court : Golf: PGA's Finchem says it will be tough to get along with World Tour. Crenshaw-Calcavecchia lead Shark Shootout.
- Notre Dame Is Thankful for Air Force's Wishbone
- COMMENTARY : Opposites Don't Always Detract as Favorable Partners for a Hunt
- Just an Average-Looking Guy : Nathan Davis has lent his 'nondescript face' to a wide array of characters (including several in son Andrew Davis' films). His latest: the weak-bladder guy in Steve Martin's 'Picasso' play.
- Antelope Valley Ends With a Bang
- POP MUSIC : All Revved Up (As Usual) : Eddie Vedder's got a few thoughts on writing songs, getting married, lightening up, hunkering down, what's wrong with the music business and a new 'Vitalogy.'
- Packaging of the President : How much did Clinton's image account for the recent beating his party took at the polls? : ON THE EDGE, The Clinton Presidency <i> By Elizabeth Drew</i> ; <i> (Simon & Schuster: $24; 462 pp.)</i>
- Mexico's Costa Careyes : Destination: Mexico : Wild Style : At a revamped resort surrounded by jungle and bay, people are pamperd and turtles protected.
- 'Map of the Human Heart'
- USC Loses Rose Bowl Bid--and Game to UCLA
- Bea Maxwell; Writer for The Times
- Clinton Readies Centrist Strategy : Legislation: A rightward shift is planned to reclaim lost voters, stave off hostile Congress. Health reform will be cut to the bone, anti-crime social spending redirected.
- Parents Bury Six Children Killed in Eerie Freeway Fire : Eulogy: 'Their children died good kids,' minister affirms. The van they were riding in burst into flames as piece of metal pierced gas tank.
- The State : PERSONAL PERSPECTIVE : California's Lesson: Malpractice Reform Won't Cut Health-Care Costs
- First Toy of Holiday Drive Is Donated
- COUNTY REPORT: A Message Hits Home : PROPOSITION 187 : Some Patients See Law as Issue of Life or Death
- Orange County Voices : SUGGESTIONS FROM THE DEMOCRATS : Bipartisan Congress Should Tackle Aggressive Agenda : A lack of action will only prolong gridlock and invite further public outrage.
- PREP VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS : Sylmar Is a Winner in 5 Games
- Aggressive Bruin Defense Has Field Day Against Trojans
- McCartney Leaving Colorado : College football: Coach who built program into power will stay through bowl game.
- Florida St. Remains Alive, 34-3
- It's a Wonderful Day for the Bruin Offense : UCLA: Shah runs for 135 yards and Cook passes for 218 as team scores four touchdowns in second half.
- Capital Losses Could Be Bonus for Some Portfolios
- Even If I Could, by C.K. Williams
- Karate Champ Falls for Site
- Mission Bells Toll for Patriarch : Funeral: Hundreds pay last respects to Paul Arbiso, who came to symbolize San Juan Capistrano during more than 60 years of ringing in the swallows. 'San Juan's loss is heaven's gain,' one admirer says.
- Fleiss Trial Yields Colorful Cast, but No Bombshells
- Texas Tech Blanks Houston, 34-0, Moves Closer to Cotton Bowl Berth
- COMMUNITY COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Golden West Wins 6th Straight State Water Polo Championship
- BOYS' BASKETBALL 1994-1995 / GARDEN GROVE LEAGUE : Bolsa Grande
- THE NBA / MARK HEISLER : Webber and Warriors: a Good Story Spoiled Rotten
- WESTERN ATHLETIC ROUNDUP : Colorado St. Rallies for Victory, Title
- BOYS' BASKETBALL 1994-1995 / GARDEN GROVE LEAGUE : Opponents Have Seen Enough of This Shooter : Basketball: La Quinta's Greenfield averaged 15 points and shot 50% last season.
- SOUTHERN SECTION CROSS-COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS : Pugmire Hangs On to First Place in Division I
- SHOP AROUND: While the trend in the...
- A Realistic Look at India
- Discounts to Plant Your Poles In
- PRODUCE & CONSERVE, SHARE & PLAY SQUARE:...
- GIRLS' BASKETBALL PREVIEW : A State Title for Washington? : Coach says her player depth gives the Generals the equivalent of 'two starting-five teams.' But first they must get past Crenshaw, Carson and Roosevelt.
- Vladimir Ivashko; Gorbachev Aide, Communist Party Leader
- Hope Dims for Ending U.S. Military's Turf Wars : Defense: Service branches feud over functions and arms. Congress had set up commission to reduce duplication and waste.
- Radiation Sickness Kills 1, Hurts 3 in Estonia
- Day Center Open for Alzheimer's Patients
- FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
- The Power of Prayer : School prayer promises to become a focus on Capitol Hill
- Walkathon Focuses on Plight of Boat People : Human rights: More than 4,000 take part in fund-raiser to provide legal aid for Vietnamese asylum-seekers in Southeast Asia.
- Committee Works to Save Church : Temple-Beaudry area: Our Lady of the Holy Rosary Mission has historic ties to the once-vibrant L.A. neighborhood.
- Palmdale District Needs Donations to Finish Planetarium : Education: Officials say they are halfway to the $500,000 that would convert the domed theater at Cactus Elementary.
- Taking the Long Way, Moorpark Wins, 39-35
- Northridge Awaits Its Playoff Fate : Volleyball: Women's team defeats Cal State Sacramento in regular-season finale.
- San Marcos Saves Best for Last Against Agoura : Water polo: Top-seeded team beats Chargers, 11-10, with late goal in Division IV semifinal.
- DIVISION I WATER POLO PLAYOFFS : Corona del Mar Uses Edge to Cut Up Foothill Defense
- Oregon Going to Pasadena : College football: O'Neil rallies team to 17-13 victory for Ducks' first Rose Bowl berth since 1958.
- VERDI: "FALSTAFF." Juan Pons, Daniela Dessi, Roberto...
- Teaching the King to Swing : Golf: Arnold Palmer got some friendly tips from Peter Jacobsen at the Shark Shootout.
- ART : Laboring Under No Illusions : Pratapaditya Pal has built one of this country's preeminent collections of Indian and Southeast Asian artworks at LACMA. Do we appreciate him? Well, he's pretty realistic about popular acclaim.
- THE TUBE : Channel-Surfing Safari
- Above It All on Mission Peak
- Crisis-Plagued Karachi Teeters on Edge of Total Breakdown of Control : Pakistan: The teeming city is beset by crime, unemployment and political, ethnic and religious violence.
- Again Florida-Bound, Storm Is Fading : Weather: After a destructive zigzag trail in the Caribbean and Atlantic, forecasters say it could soon be downgraded to a tropical depression.
- 'The Remains of the Day'
- BAYWATCHERS: A firm preseason prediction by Hall...
- The World : Just What Should the Role of the U.S. Be in the 'Pacific Century'?
- Moorpark High Wins Academic Decathlon : Education: The team, which has suffered personal tragedies, will represent the county in the state competition in March.
- Burbank's Hollow Boast About Its Mall : Getting out of the Media City Center deal wasn't a coup, but more like a salvage job
- Propositions, Amendments and Babies
- Sampras Rallies to Defeat Agassi and Reach Final
- Taft Girls Will Stay on the Run : Cross-country: Toreadors finish second in City Section finals to gain first berth in State meet.
- STRAVINSKY: Four movements from "L'Histoire du Soldat."...
- MUSIC AND DANCE NEWS : A Return to Montecito for Horne
- In Brief
- Festivals, Feasts & FairsSANTA CRUZ--The 1994 Santa...
- Funny Face (AMC Sunday at noon and...
- Good Samaritan's Sacrifice Is Matter of the Heart, Not Heroism : Crime: She ignored her own safety in a bid to help a woman flee an armed attacker. Left paralyzed, she says it was a 'small price to pay.'
- Mystery Surrounds Suit Against O.C. Consultants : Courts: Sealed documents allege deceptive fund-raising tactics. Lawyers for the pair dismiss the allegations.
- FOOTBALL LEADERS
- SOUTH GATE : Opinions Sought on Cable TV Franchise
- 'I Walk in Fear' : A Family of Immigrants in Oxnard Will Split Up Rather Than Deal With the Uncertainty of Prop. 187
- India Army Chief Dies
- GAME OF THE WEEK : Carson Flattens Franklin
- FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
- BOYS' BASKETBALL 1994-1995 / GARDEN GROVE LEAGUE : Los Amigos
- BIG EIGHT ROUNDUP : Salaam Fuels Victory Before Bombshell
- ATLANTIC COAST ROUNDUP : Reserve Leads North Carolina Past Duke
- Cris Carter Catches On : Pro football: This year, he leads the league in receptions and is on pace to break Sterling Sharpe's year-old record for catches in a season.
- Bullets Show Off Fab Two : Pro basketball: Webber, Howard fill the house for debuts, but Celtics win.
- BOYS' BASKETBALL 1994-1995 / GARDEN GROVE LEAGUE : 1993-94 / IN REVIEW
- In Brief
- With Rate Hike, Is It Time to Bail Out of Bonds?
- Deal of the Week
- Key to Spring Wildflowers Is to Start Them Now
- Weekend Escape: Las Vegas : The Strip says, 'Kids, got clean thrills for you, but you gotta bring your boring parents. Deal?'
- World IN BRIEF : SWEDEN : Refugees on Rafts Spotted in Baltic Sea
- SHAWN CHRISTIAN'S 'WORLD' TURNS AROUND FAMILY
- GIRLS' BASKETBALL PREVIEW : City Section
- Lessons From the Battleground to the Playground : Education: Stress-relief techniques developed by a psychologist for the children of soldiers in wartime are being used at Ritter Elementary School in Watts.
- For Seniors : 100 Candles and Counting, Social Agenda Still Intact
- COLUMN ONE : Going to School Hungry : As poverty spreads, teachers often see students who have not eaten for days. Malnutrition hinders learning, but resistance to breakfast programs raises question of how far districts should go to help.
- SOUTH-CENTRAL : Reward Offered in Death of Woman, 77
- Spare Time at Star Lanes
- Scholarships: 7 Get Kiwanis Awards
- Quake Shakes Oregon City
- COVER STORY : What Makes Sirr Parker Run? : The Locke High Senior Dodged Adversity to Become the Central City's Most Coveted Football Player
- Trojans Didn't Have Enough Horsepower : USC: Without a pass rush and lacking UCLA's emotion, Robinson's players can't quite figure out how they lost.
- BOYS' BASKETBALL 1994-1995 / GARDEN GROVE LEAGUE : La Quinta
- A Disaster When Boston Doctor Packs His Bags : Medicine: Tom Durant's passport and visa photos are always close at hand in case he's needed at a refugee camp or in a war zone.
- Incumbent Democrat Keeps N.Y. House Seat
- South Gate's Ruby Maciel Is a Gem on and Off the Court : The Versatile Junior, Who Can Play Any Position, Has Talent Matched Only by Her Academic Achievement
- HIGHLAND PARK : Clinic Offers Free Exams for Women
- World IN BRIEF : HAITI : Aristide Says Rome Pushed Him to Quit
- The Plot Thickens : Gumshoes Help Mystery Writers Keep Track of Crime's Complexities
- Huntington Beach Sets Welfare Example : City's Project Self-Sufficiency Would Be a Worthy Model for Washington Lawmakers
- Obituary
- A Down Payment on Crime Reduction : O.C. Cities Can't Afford to Snub U.S. Crime Bill Funds
- Crescenta Valley Closes Gap Against La Serna but Falls, 6-5 : Water polo playoffs: Falcons push top-seeded team more than they did in regular-season match.
- Tabasco Cat Makes Grass Debut Today : Hollywood Park: After 17 starts on dirt, he now faces 13 rivals in the $400,000 Hollywood Derby.
- Valley Wraps Up Bowl Berth
- Sylmar Beats Franklin for First City Title : Volleyball: Despite back pain, Ariza records 30 kills and 13 aces in Spartans' five-game win.
- ART : This Boise Life, or Hut Hut Houdini : Matthew Barney's art is a multimedia exploration of his body in ritualized performances that explore endurance, androgyny and self-imposed restraint. Just don't ask him to do it in public.
- PRIVATE LIVES : Yes, Parents, There Is a Sanity Clause : Shopping with the kids during the holidays doesn't have to try everyone's patience. Some malls are going all out to court families' business.
- A Pretty Phair Producer
- Homecoming Day With the Emphasis on Home : Education: The ritual gives the residence facility's youths--all taken from abusive or negligent parents--a sense of normalcy.
- BOYS' BASKETBALL 1994-1995 / GARDEN GROVE LEAGUE : Santiago
- ROUNDUP : Ulloa and Walker Lead CLU to Menlo Tournament Title
- BOYS' BASKETBALL 1994-1995 / GARDEN GROVE LEAGUE : Garden Grove
- Santa Barbara Teaches Royal a Painful Lesson : Water polo: Highlanders lose, 18-8, in Southern Section Division IV semifinal.
- Hancock Rolls Over Ventura, 51-9
- Taft Has Trouble Recovering
- Perfoming Arts : Klezmer on the Cutting Edge : How did such low-rent Jewish party music turn into an avant-garde trend? We'd tell you, but we can't stop dancing.
- A Mighty Sting
- ALBUM REVIEW
- REGIONAL ROUNDUP : Brawl Dampens Miami's Win
- Everything's Ducky for UCLA : Bruins Rally in Second Half as USC's Rose Bowl Bid Ends : College football: Donahue's team comes on strong for unprecedented fourth victory in a row over Trojans, 31-19.
- After Fall of Rome, Everett in Coliseum : Raiders: Quarterback has been a bright spot for Saints, and he should be throwing today.
- POP MUSIC : Just Don't Call Them Techno : Brothers Paul and Phil Hartnoll of Orbital put emotion in their electronic music--and set '90s standards for the merger of dance and rock styles.
- A Bird Watcher Confesses : Taking Her Name in Vain Is Now De Rigueur, but the Ex-Chief Justice Made Exciting Law
- THE TUMMY TRILOGY by Calvin Trillin...
- Home Entertainment : 'Snow White' Laser Set Among Fairest of All : Laser Set of 'Snow White' Among the Fairest of All
- Night Shift Workers Have Child Care Needs Too : Parents: Evening programs such as one at the Torrance Y seek to create a feeling of family.
- In Repeat Performance, Utah Defeats BYU Again by the Same Score, 34-31
- The Bond Market MONSTER : Some Demonize It, But It's a Creature of Our Own Making
- British Toast Open Commerce : Europe: Drastically lower liquor taxes in France are drawing hordes from across the channel. Ten thousand pubs could close.
- CLOSE-UP : Radio Free Hope
- Doing Dostoevsky : A father becomes the artist who 'masters' facts by reinventing them : THE MASTER OF PETERSBURG, <i> By J. M. Coetzee (Viking: $21.95; 250 pp.)</i>
- HUNTINGTON PARK : Concrete Recycler Wins Renewal Vote
- Bomb Injures Officer's Father; 2 Youths Held
- Vote Recount Challenged
- FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : Garfield's Second-Half Rally Falls Short Against Taft
- Focus : Reversal of History : HBO'S 'FATHERLAND' PICTURES A WORLD IN WHICH HITLER WON AND KEPT THE HOLOCAUST A SECRET
- Gore Steps Up Campaign for Trade Pact : Treaty: Vice president says accord would spawn tax cuts, reduce prices, create jobs. It is believed to be short by three to five votes in the Senate.
- Irish Minister Will Try to Form New Government : Politics: Bertie Ahern is named to replace toppled premier as party leader. He calls peace a 'priority.'
- Scholars Continue to Reveal Mao's Monstrosities : Asia: Exiled Chinese historians emerge with evidence of cannibalism and up to 80 million deaths under the Communist leader's regime.
- SANTA MONICA : City Protests Radio Host Who Said Homeless 'Should Be Put to Sleep'
- CAMPUS CORRESPONDENCE : Lost in Cyber Space: Pitfalls of Easy Access to Internet
- Anaheim Man Slain in Store Robbery
- Suspect in Drunk Driving Arrest Has 6 Previous DUI Convictions
- Bias Lawsuit Against El Monte Ends : Jobs: U.S. had originally alleged 64 victims. Judge rules that two individuals had been discriminated against.
- Ohio State Gives Cooper a Big Win : Big Ten: Buckeyes' 22-6 victory is Cooper's first against Michigan, and it might have saved his job.
- Thanksgiving Handbook : OUR ANNUAL CLIP AND SAVE SPECIAL
- Destination: The Netherlands : Pilgrims' Progress : In Amsterdam and Leiden, tracing the years spent in Holland before they sailed to the New World
- Auditors Work to Reclaim Brazil's Plundered Treasury : Graft: Their mission is a novel one. The team is attempting to keep taxpayers' money away from corrupt legislators, federal employees and government contractors.
- Four-Star Films : 'The Searchers'
- Santa Ana Man Arrested in Infant Daughter's Death
- NOTEBOOK : Huskies Stirring Memories of 1990 Champion Squad
- It Won't Be a Banner Year for Santa
- SHOWS FOR YOUNGSTERS AND THEIR PARENTS TOO : Family's 'Wenceslas' is here via Christmas carol and a Dalmatian's walk
- Inch by Inch
- The Nation : Every Reputation is Redeemable for the U.S. Public--Except McGovern's
- CAPITAL POWER STRUGGLE : Proving Government Works Is Still Democrats' Dilemma
- The 'Contract' Is a Betrayal of America : The party elites' pseudo-conservatism refutes the will of the rank and file.
- COUNTY REPORT: A Message Hits Home : PROPOSITION 187 : Measure Seems to Have Little Effect on Use of Illegal Workers : Immigrants: For many, their lives are clouded by confusion as they brace for the fallout from suits challenging the law.
- Orange County Voices : SUGGESTIONS FROM THE DEMOCRATS : The GOP Must Change Its Politics : It faces the challenge of reinvigorating and restoring legitimacy to institution they've spent decades denigrating.
- Santa Ana Man Is Jailed After His Baby Dies
- Cowboys Tough Act for Rams to Follow : Pro football: San Francisco, coming off big victory over Dallas, hasn't lost to L.A. since 1990.
- Thousand Oaks Doubles Up : Cross-country: Lancers win boys' and girls' Southern Section Division I championships.
- In Brief
- BUSINESS PULSE / JOHN BRENNAN : Voters Don't Buy Expert Wisdom That Economy's Perking Along
- Thanksgiving : The High-Heat Solution
- FICTION
- The Peace That Never Came : France's acrobatic self-delusion kept its people believing, until the very last moment that nobody, Hitler included, wanted war : THE HOLLOW YEARS: France in the 1930s, <i> By Eugen Weber (Norton: $25; 352 pp.)</i>
- STATE OF MIND : Comrade X
- CERAMIC UNCLES & CELLULOID MAMMIES: Black Images...
- THE NATURE OF CALIFORNIA: An Introduction to...
- SOUTHERN SECTION TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS : Three Players From County Advance to Round of 16
- Kerkorian-Chrysler Situation Could Be a Win-Win
- JAPANESE JIVE: Wacky and Wonderful Products from...
- WILD THINGS : Frozen Assets
- News, Tips & Bargains : Marketplace Opens in Honolulu
- What to Do When Rent Increases Beyond Limit
- Prop. 187 May Show Clergy's Political Role Is Dwindling : Churches: Many worshipers, especially white non-Latino Catholics, supported the anti-immigration measure despite opposition by leaders such as Cardinal Roger M. Mahony.
- CITY ARTS : 'Take 2,' Add 13 for a Great Exhibit
- A Voice for Compromise to Rebuild Ailing Vietnam : Trade: O.C. chamber head, in first interview since trip to his homeland, says kindness and patience are the keys.
- Tempest in a Stewpot Over Clamor to Free Spike
- Notes about your surroundings
- THE JAUNDICED EYE : An IQ Furor? So What!
- One Man Makes Big Difference
- COLORATURA ARIAS: TRACY DAHL, soprano; Calgary Philharmonic,...
- WILLIE NELSON"Healing Hands of Time" Liberty /...
- In Brief