- Hospital's Growth Takes Toll on Community : Services: As County-USC Medical Center expands to meet the needs of the poor, the cost is a broken neighborhood and uprooted families.
- Bear Believed Killed for Body Parts
- Priced Well Under Par : Development Possible as Studio City Golf Course Property Goes Up for Sale
- Orange County Voices : COMMENTARY ON HEALTH : Hunt Goes On for Clues to Higher Rate of Breast Cancer Locally : The incidence here is twice that of the nation. Lifestyle, delayed pregnancies and a UCI study may hold answers.
- He'll Do in a Pinch : Bonner, Reprieved From Flag Football, Now Posting Big Numbers in Arena League
- Who Has Signed So Far?
- BASEBALL / ROSS NEWHAN : Forget Griffey's Homers: Here's the Stuff We'd Miss
- WORLD CUP USA '94 / THE FIRST ROUND : U.S. Still Has Work to Do : Group A: Victory over Colombia is ancient history; game against unpredictable Romania at the Rose Bowl today is key to the immediate future.
- Defensive Strategy Nets Victory for U.S. Team : Water polo: It holds off Australia to win, 5-4, and advance to gold-medal match at Alamo Cup.
- WORLD CUP USA '94 / THE FIRST ROUND : Preud'Homme Had the Feeling, so Dutch Get Burned
- Seasonal Fruit : Where to Pick 'Em
- Destination: Massachusetts : Notes From the Berkshires : Orchestrating Culture--From Tanglewood to Norman Rockwell to Shakespeare
- Council OKs 'Empowerment Zone' Application : Renewal: Eastside and South-Central would receive the lion's share of $100 million in federal funding.
- From War to Peace : As Army Sounds Retreat From Ft. Ord, Base Finds New Life as CSU Campus
- Despite 30-Year War on Poverty, Only the Faces Seem to Change : Appalachia: In 1964, President Johnson vowed to eradicate poverty in America. But problem remains and successes are few.
- Kin Vassy; Worked With First Edition, Other '60s Musicians
- LEIMERT PARK : Loans Aim to Spur Home Ownership
- BUSINESS : Air Courier Takes Hollywood to the World
- The Young and the Anxious
- Record Borrowing for Budget Expected : Legislature: Democrats and Republicans alike want to adopt a plan this week to avoid another 1992-style impasse. Unique political dynamics, deficit complicate this year's situation.
- Two Teens Sent to Mental Center for Dad's Grisly Death
- Home Alone After Home Improvement
- Parents of HIV-Positive Girl Shun Drug AZT : Medicine: Their decision comes amid rising evidence that the drug is not as effective as hoped, and that the side effects can outweigh the benefits.
- SOUTH-CENTRAL : $69,000 Grant for Little League Field
- INGLEWOOD : Council OKs Hollywood Park Card Club : Officials link the casino to the city's financial salvation. They predict $4 million in revenues the first year.
- CAMPUS CORRESPONDENCE : Students' Hate Crime Shouldn't Go Unpunished
- But Can They Pull an Upset Again?
- Fighter for Right to Choose Has Made Her Own Choices : Activism: Dr. Carole Milligan hasn't always taken the easy road. Her role in establishing a Planned Parenthood clinic is a case in point.
- At the Stretch on Health Care--But What's the Plan?
- Lowell Marks 100 Years of Searching the Stars : Arizona: Observatory's founder sought to prove that life existed on Mars. He failed, but colleagues at Flagstaff did discover the planet Pluto and found the first clue that the universe is expanding.
- LOCAL NOTES : Pietrowski Easily Advances to Sectional Tennis Final
- Disruptive Children Need Education Too : But Experts' Judgment Should Get First Consideration
- WORLD CUP USA '94 / THE FIRST ROUND : Belgium Victory Means Bragging Rights : Group F: Preud'homme is unbeatable against Netherlands as Belgians clinch berth in second round with 1-0 victory.
- Leyland Managed to Do It All on High School Football Field
- WORLD CUP USA '94 / THE FIRST ROUND : Spotlight : SHAKEN, NOT STIRRED
- HOLLYWOOD PARK : Mashaallah Lets Frankel Win Murray Again
- WORLD CUP USA '94 / THE FIRST ROUND : Spotlight : BOSTON TV CHIEFS VOW TO IGNORE A PRO SOCCER TEAM
- WORLD CUP USA '94 / THE FIRST ROUND : To Saudis, Victory Is the Bonus : Group F: Tears flow like gushers after 2-1 triumph over Morocco, the first in World Cup finals for the country.
- Snow Takes a Swing at All of His Doubters : Baseball: Angel infielder believes he needs to keep hitting to get people to focus on this season, not last season.
- W. H. Auden's Star Rises With 'Weddings' : Britain is quite taken with one of its own exports and the dead poet's society gets a little bit bigger
- *** Aphex Twin, "Selected Ambient Works Vol....
- Still No Room for Grateful Dead Even in Relaxed-Fit 'Woodstock'
- Check Cards Catching On With Buyers
- Credit Unions Find Whole World Open to Them
- Who Is to Blame? : A new book about the war crimes of the 20th Century examines both the hazards and urgency of honesty : THE WAGES OF GUILT: Memories of War in Germany and Japan, <i> By Ian Buruma (Farrar, Straus & Giroux: $25; 330 pp.)</i>
- American Chef : Cuisine and <i> Moi</i>
- CRENSHAW : Library Offers Reading Program
- SOUTHWEST : Trip Gives Cadet a New View of D-Day
- MALIBU : Council Adopts Budget With $339,720 Surplus
- El Mariachi : The Hours Can Be Long and Late, the Work Hard to Find, but Tradition Compels the Strolling Minstrels to Continue Practicing Their Unique Door-to-Door Artistry.
- Local Therapy Groups Seek to Ease Anger
- Japanese Prime Minister Hata's Status Gets Boost After Resignation : Asia: He is seen as leader willing to sacrifice himself. Added stature may help him regain job.
- Clinton Digs in Heels on Health Bill : Legislation: President decries 'halfhearted measures' on reform, calls for same 'great deal' federal workers get. House panel holds contentious Saturday session as Democrats repel GOP proposals.
- LEIMERT PARK : Loan Program Aims to Spur Home Ownership
- Boyle Heights Youth Club Earns United Way Honors : Award: The Variety Boys and Girls Club is recognized for its programs in education, recreation and sports.
- SOUTH GATE : Suspect Is Sought in Transient's Death
- Making the Grades : Cal State L.A.'s Athletics Director Says the New Guidelines May Make It Harder for Minority Students to Compete.
- 31 Years Later, Train Robber Enjoys Life in Rio : Brazil: Scotland Yard knows where Ronald Biggs is but can't touch him. For $50, however, any tourist can drop by for lunch and hear his tales of the $7.3-million heist and his life on the run.
- WITH AN EYE ON . . . : VH-1's Jonathan Ross keeps an interview going with wit and irreverence
- U.S. Effort for Everglades Gives Sugar Growers Bitter Aftertaste : Florida: Runoff from the cane fields is contributing to the destruction of wildlife in one of the most important ecosystems in the country, environmentalists say.
- World IN BRIEF : AFGHANISTAN : President's Troops Advance on Rivals
- 4 Miami Policemen Convicted of Coverup in Dealer's Death
- PERSPECTIVE ON JAPAN : The Emperor of My Children : As a symbol of the nation as a single family, the imperial family is both 'above the clouds' and 'of the people.'
- Partners Continue Pooling Resources : Swim Team and Mission Viejo Residents Will Both Benefit Under New Agreement
- VENTURA : Meeting to Address Builders' Proposals
- Simi Bus Riders May Face Fare Increase
- Churchgoers Join in Massive Christian Prayer Event : Religion: Local participants in 'March for Jesus,' which originated in Europe, carry balloons and banners as they trek in 92-degree heat.
- GOLF / THOMAS BONK : At 24, the World Is Open to Els
- Kings Send Paek to Ottawa After Short L.A. Stay
- Riedmiller Leaving Camarillo, Will Teach at Channel Islands
- WORLD CUP USA '94 / THE FIRST ROUND : Spotlight : STRUNZ INJURED
- Onsaga Hot, but DiBiase Is Hotter : Legion baseball: Valley North right-hander goes the distance in a 2-1 interdivision victory over Verdugo Hills.
- WIMBLEDON MEN : Sampras a Constant Amid Many Surprises
- GOLF ROUNDUP : Stockton Has Mind on Two Tournaments
- TELEVISION : Who's Minding the Mind? : With 'The Human Quest: Science and the New Enlightenment,' KCET's Roger Bingham is going after the best answers we have so far about life
- Seasonal Fruit : GARDEN FRESH : All That Razz
- THE APPLAUSE PERFORMING ARTS GUIDE TO LOS...
- Winds, Heat Fan Brush Fires in 4 Counties
- Failed Rwanda Truce Halts Evacuation : Central Africa: U.N. suspends plan to move 600 refugees. France deploys more troops to region.
- NOTEBOOK : Ramirez Gets Back on Track at East L.A. College
- Turning Up Heat on Tobacco Firms : As Taxpayer-Funded Anti-Smoking Ads Get Bolder, Some Say They Overstate the Dangers of Cigarettes
- COLUMN ONE : Smoke, Fire and Funding : Has the state's anti-smoking program gone too far? Critics decry use of Proposition 99 money for political research, lobbying and brass-knuckled ads. But backers cite dramatic gains.
- Fay Describes Caning, Seeing Resulting Scars
- SHOWS FOR YOUNGSTERS AND THEIR PARENTS TOO : A '90s spin on 'Huck Finn' comes to the Disney Channel
- A summary of selected City Hall actions last week that affect the Westside.
- World IN BRIEF : SOMALIA : Fight Between Clans Kills 30, Hurts 300
- A MATTER OF JUSTICE : Preparing the Defense : Assembling a Team and Devising a Strategy to Defend Simpson
- German Tourist Survives Plunge From 15th Floor
- Spousal Abuse Is Rarely Prosecuted as a Felony in O.C. : Crime: Statistics indicate an absence of vigorous pursuit of cases in the county--95% of arrests end up as misdemeanors. D.A. says overall data is incomplete.
- Fans Celebrating Mexico's Win Turn Rowdy, Loot Stores
- Youths Teach Peers About Sexual Health : Medicine: T.H.E. Clinic is for, about and run by kids who educate others about subjects ranging from pregnancy to birth control and AIDS.
- WORLD CUP USA '94 / THE FIRST ROUND : Spotlight : JUST WIN, BABY
- U.S. Team Gains Support as It Goes Along
- WORLD CUP USA '94 / THE FIRST ROUND : Spotlight : DEEP IN THE HEART OF SAUDI ARABIA
- WORLD CUP USA '94 / THE FIRST ROUND : Spotlight : ORANGE IN CITRUS BOWL
- AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL : Westlake-Royal to Play for Title After Defeating Valley Rangers
- Record Retailers Attack Big Mac's Musical Menu
- Morrissey and Siouxsie Sioux have recorded a...
- E-MAIL BOX : Dear Courtney: For the Future, It's Mr<i> . </i> Weasel
- Pain Shows Gain With 'Same' Quirkiness : (***) HOUSE OF PAIN, "Same As It Ever Was"; <i> Tommy Boy</i>
- * Carol Freeman has been appointed president...
- O.C. Economic Outlook Brightens
- * Kanda Ramasamy has joined Viratek Inc....
- VERBATIM
- Real Answers
- More Read About Than Read
- He She We : Reading Stonewall
- YOUR MORTGAGE : Lenders Help Avoid Foreclosure
- FALLING OFF THE MAP: Lonely Places of...
- BRIEFLY : Preservation: 2 Awards Go to Culver City Project
- The Nation : Despite GOP Attacks, Clinton Foreign Policy Echos Bush's
- Soccer, Schmoccer : Despite U.S. Win, Many Still Bored and Confused
- Hollywood Trains an Eye on Zbigniew Zamachowski
- JAZZ SPOTLIGHT
- MARILYN HORNE: Lullabies. Marilyn Horne, mezzo-soprano; Martin...
- FAIRFAX : D-Day Reality Comes Alive for ROTC Cadet
- Entrepreneurs Sought for Free Training Program
- Festival Caters to Diverse Tastes in Cuisine, Music and Cooking
- Pond Showcases Latino Icon : Event: Juan Gabriel show represents venue's first big venture geared to county's biggest minority group.
- The Future of South Africa Looks Hopeful--and Maybe Digital
- Home Sales Up 24% From Last Year
- LOVE POEMS FROM THE JAPANESE translated...
- MY GORGEOUS LIFE: The Life, the Loves,...
- SOUTH-CENTRAL : Adopt-A-Building Program Seeks Aid
- Tenants of Sea Castle Units Could Be Left Out in the Cold : Housing: Landlord is seeking to exempt the quake-damaged oceanfront landmark from rent control. Residents, whose apartments are still uninhabitable, could be priced out of their homes.
- BOYLE HEIGHTS : She Has Vibes Down to a Science
- KOREATOWN : Janitors Claim They Are Owed $120,000
- Hams Have a Field Day on Rasnow Peak : Hobbies: The Conejo Valley Amateur Radio Club sets the controls for a long-distance communication contest.
- WORLD CUP USA '94 / THE FIRST ROUND : Spotlight : IF IT'S GOOD HERE, WHAT'S IT LIKE AT HOME?
- Angels Capitalize on Break : Baseball: Bad hop provides breakthrough in 12-7 comeback victory over Rangers.
- MOVIES / Commentary : Thou Shalt Not Miss 'Decalogue' : It's easy to see why Krzysztof Kieslowski's rarely seen riff on the Ten Commandments has been likened to 'Citizen Kane'
- Bristling With 'Fourteener Fever'
- Sutro Appoints New Vice President in Newport
- Speaking From Experience : LAST WATCH OF THE NIGHT: Essays Too Personal and Otherwise, <i> By Paul Monette (Harcourt, Brace: $21.95; 320 pp.)</i>
- Backpack & Budget : Canadian Rockies in Five Bus Stops
- Panel OKs Bill to Register Domestic Partnerships
- Fur Flies Over Controversial Proposals to Curb Colonies of Stray Cats
- Toscani Uses Reagan Caricature as AIDS Comment
- Reveling in Pure Pleasure : It's a place that serves up good food and music. But mostly, it's where folks are just glad to see you.
- Bliss Is Relative for Canyon Clan : Family: The Gillibrands have dominated the canyon above Simi for generations. It's 'paradise,' and they are there to stay.
- Four-Star Films : 'The Leopard'
- Venice Leaders Call Warning Flyers Racist : Activism: Material tells whites of danger of being killed by Latino gangs. Self-described 'agitator' says he wants businesses to take action.
- CAMARILLO : Charity Board to Decide How to Spend $100,000
- He's Only Bashing the Ball These Days : Working Through Arm Injury in '93 Helps Canseco Turn His Life Around
- WORLD CUP USA '94 / THE FIRST ROUND : Maradona Gets Into the Act Again, 2-1 : Group D: He sets up both goals in Argentina's victory, but Nigerians say he is looking for a fall.
- RACING ROUNDUP
- For Chergey, This Was a Home Run That Spanned a Continent : Baseball: Pitching in the Florida State League, he has rough outing, then is promoted two notches to triple-A Edmonton.
- The Mean Streets Made Even Meaner by Writer
- Are Bond Traders That Influential?
- THE PIANO
- Another Viewpoint
- Harbor Parking Gates Spark Boycott
- MOTHERS & SONS
- THE JAWBONE'S CONNECTED TO. . .
- Video Village
- Disturbing Messages Delivered From Pulpit
- Teachers Should Stick to the Basics, Rather Than 'Life Lessons'
- Grade Altering Has Ramifications
- Mommy Trackers Should Cover Trail
- Tips on Tipping
- First Timers Can Turn to Credit Unions
- Cutting Seniors' Link to Outside World
- Pave Mulholland and Drive Away Problems
- Gay Teacher Driven Out
- Santa Monica High Yearbook
- Cracks in the System
- Education Funding Could Mean Real Progress
- COVER STORY : ON LOCATION : The 'Devil' Is in the Details : The movie of Walter Mosley's mystery 'Devil in a Blue Dress' explores a postwar world that's rarely seen. The filmmakers are being faithful to the book and the working-class blacks who lived in that Los Angeles
- Keeping Tabs on Tahiti
- Watch Your Ps and Qs When Replacing PVC
- Werewolves of Filmdom
- Reviving Memories of Literary Workshop
- Public Needs a Say on Airport, but Its Price Tag May Be a Shock
- Bridge Sighting
- Community Policing
- Don't Deceive Agents About Getting Listing
- Irving Meadows
- Pulling Down the 'Shade'
- FATHERS & DAUGHTERS
- A YEAR IN THE LIFE
- Tales From Truckee
- Estate Planning Makes Sense
- Travel Keeps Vector Control Up to Date
- Bus Fare Hike
- Police Honor Is More Than Public Relations
- Proposition 1A's Defeat Still Packs a Jolt
- After Magritte
- Women of the Century
- L.A. Should Try Harder for Raiders
- Advertising's Not to Be Confused With Freedom
- Conceptualizing a Co-Creative Commons
- European Gypsies Forgotten Victims in Story of Nazi Genocide : Holocaust: Germans targeted them, along with Jews and others, for elimination. They were rounded up, brutalized, interned, deported. But Gypsies are unsure of their history and reluctant to discuss the horror.
- Franklin D. Murphy
- On Roberti, Please Get Your Times Straight
- Motion Memos
- Vietnamese Views in Poll Misinterpreted
- Koon and Powell Don't Belong in Rogues' Gallery
- Volunteers Can Help Prevent Child Abuse
- THE SUNDAY PROFILE : One Man's Vision : As an architect, Ki Suh Park knows how to build dreams. But he has discovered that building a sense of community is much trickier. As an activist, he works not on new structures but on developing and restoring common ground.
- To Halt Tollway, Apathy Must Stop
- O.J. Simpson
- Two Organizations Represent Inspectors
- Expansion of Medical Center
- Controversy in Recall Aftermath
- Farmer in Rat Habitat
- The Rifle Man
- ON THE RIGHT TRACK
- NONFICTION - June 26, 1994
- NONFICTION - June 26, 1994
- NONFICTION - June 26, 1994
- NONFICTION - June 26, 1994
- Destination: Hawaii : Romancing the Volcano
- Shapiro Now Faces His Defining Moment : Courts: After years of helping celebrities, the discreet attorney leads Simpson defense team.
- NUMBERS 5 & 6: Harmon Killebrew hit...
- Dons Hope It's Summer Rerun Time : Watts Games: Strong point-guard play has been the staple of Dorsey's offense. Meanwhile, Verbum Dei feels the loss of Miller and Cobbs.
- Simpson Prosecution Readies for Hearing : Courts: High-level official in district attorney's office is added to the case. Grand jurors tell of proceedings.
- Area Again Sizzles but Relief May Be Arriving : Weather: Meanwhile, the second consecutive health advisory alert in Simi Valley urges residents to stay indoors and avoid vigorous activity.
- Fires Char 4,000 Acres in Southland : Emergencies: No serious injuries reported but some families left homeless. Largest blaze erupts in Angeles forest.
- Firefighters Stave Off Disaster on Brea Hillsides : Brush fire: Olinda Village is threatened, but no homes are lost. Eleven houses were destroyed in L.A. County blazes.
- NEWS ANALYSIS : Cost of Moving, Lifestyle Kept Taco Bell Here
- FROM MOON LANDINGS TO WAIKIKI TO BEING 15
- Council OKs Settlements in Officer Rape Cases
- TACO BELL DECISION: STAY IN O.C. : Value Still Tops Corporate Orders : Fast food: Phenomenal growth followed chain's strategy of offering customers more for less. Expansion next on menu.
- Mexican Banker's Family Agrees to Pay Ransom
- NEWS ANALYSIS : Clinton's Talking Muddles Policy : Foreign affairs: Many think he would be more persuasive if he reserved comment until he made up his mind what to do.
- Supreme Court Strengthens Rights of Property Owners : Development: Ruling limits government power to demand land in exchange for building permits.
- FULLERTON : Low-Income Housing Decision Delayed
- Well, it's always difficult finding a parking...
- Santa Clarita / Antelope Valley : CLAS Dissenter Spry Leaves School Board
- USC Puts Inmate's Prize on Hold : Corrections: Girl who made an anti-drug video can collect film school scholarship after she serves time for grand theft auto.
- RELIGION / JOHN DART : 'Marches for Jesus' Participants Expected to Be in Step With Rules
- WORLD CUP USA '94 / THE FIRST ROUND : SPOTLIGHT : OLD FANS, OLD FRIENDS
- Bagwell, Astros Bag the Dodgers : Baseball: He hits three home runs--two in the nine-run sixth--as Houston rolls, 16-4.
- WORLD CUP USA '94 / THE FIRST ROUND : SPOTLIGHT : SO-O-O-O-EY SOCCER
- WORLD CUP USA '94 / THE FIRST ROUND : SPOTLIGHT : ONE AT A TIME
- WORLD CUP USA '94 / THE FIRST ROUND : SPOTLIGHT : HE'S REALLY TIRED
- Can They <i> Really </i> Forget About Colombia? : Group A: Americans vow to take them one at a time, with Romania coming up Sunday.
- Angels Forget to Cover Home : Baseball: Lapse proves costly to Finley, as Rangers score 2-1 victory.
- TECHNOLOGY & TELECOMMUNICATIONS
- Orange County Business
- Orange County Business : Subcontractor Sues UAW-Tied Training Program : Courts: O.C. complainant Rands Systems Inc. contends that the jobs project deliberately placed ineligible participants with the trainer.
- Phyllis J. Shorenstein; Bay Area Philanthropist
- Bring Some McKetchup Too
- Robert Armbruster; Conductor, Composer
- Clinton Choice for Key Naval Post Withdraws
- LAPD's Tight Control on Gun Permits May Prompt New Lawsuit : Firearms: Police have granted only five requests from first 200 applications. Advocates claim they are failing to comply with tentative settlement.
- COSTA MESA : Officer Sues Chief, City Over Suspension
- How to Improve Soccer, According to Letterman
- BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE MAJORS : Valenzuela Joins Hard-Luck Phillies
- Taco Bell, in Symbolic Victory, to Stay in Irvine : Business: Officials say it shows the state can retain jobs. The chain was offered a package of financial incentives.
- 3 Workers' Comp Employees Fired After Bribery Probe : Investigation: They are accused of taking $5,900 for referring official business to a firm that translates for non-English speakers.
- K.T. Stevens; Actress, Union President
- SETTING THE TONE : Strike a New Balance With Strokes of Paint in Fresh Color Schemes for the '90s
- Countywide : Officials Warn About Fireworks Dangers
- A Soldier and a Son : Armenians Embrace Wounded Independence Fighter as Family
- Santa Clarita / Antelope Valley : Former Priest Given 12-Year Prison Term : Courts: Robert L. Ducker admitted molesting two boys who attended his church in Palmdale.
- VENTURA : Boy, 3, Who Was Shot in Accident Improves
- The Value of Research on Women
- Slaying of Man in Car Appears to Be Gang-Related, Investigators Say
- House-Bound Hubby Makes Presence Felt
- WORLD CUP USA '94 / THE FIRST ROUND : SPOTLIGHT : NOT THAT FUNNY
- O.C. Athletes Advance in Junior Tennis
- Weekend TV : Top Topics: Civil War, Domestic Violence
- Santa Clarita / Antelope Valley : 2 Injured in Freeway Accident
- Beilenson, Gallegly See No Role for States in Setting Term Limits : Politics: Democrat opposes them, Republican says it should be a federal matter. High court prepares to rule.
- Someone to Look Up To : A Double Amputee Teaches Preschoolers Lesson in Life
- WIMBLEDON / WOMEN'S DRAW : Davenport Coming of Age With Momentum
- Arcangues, 'North Get High Weights for Cup
- WORLD CUP USA '94 / THE FIRST ROUND : Mexico Gets Off on the Right Foot in Second Game : Group E: Garcia scores twice and team holds off Ireland, 2-1. Division is a virtual four-way tie.
- WORLD CUP USA '94 / THE FIRST ROUND : SPOTLIGHT : RUMOR OF THE DAY
- 'Rites of Passage' events
- Grocery Gargantua : Industry Embraces Mega-Stores
- Released Condors' Forays Near Town Worry Biologists
- Blacks' Heart Disease Rates Tied to Artery Constriction : Health: Blood vessels return to normal size more slowly than in whites, study finds. It may lead to new treatments.
- Santa Clarita / Antelope Valley : Car Thief Escapes From Jail During the Night : Castaic: Ralph Rogers apparently crawled through hole in fence at a minimum-security section of facility.
- U.S. Calls for Halt of Yemen Bombardment
- MERGING SYNAGOGUES: The name Shomrei Torah Synagogue...
- Countywide : State Money to Help Prevent Child Abuse
- Ventura May Soon Hear Clang of Trolley : Attractions: City will consider a franchise that could bring a line to the downtown, harbor and pier areas by the end of next week.
- BOYLE HEIGHTS : Parents at School Win Fight for Summer Vacation
- HUNTINGTON BEACH : Schools, City to Build 2nd Skateboard Rink
- Anniversary of Founder's Death to Be Remembered : Mormons: Carthage, Ill., the site of Joseph Smith's slaying 150 years ago, will be the focus of the ceremonies featuring church leaders.
- 3 Chinese Indicted in Conspiracy to Kidnap Compatriot
- No Longer a Boy, Mann Overpowers Borenstein : Junior Tennis: He turns the tables on former nemesis in Southern California Sectional.
- AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Deshaies Adjusts, Handles Royals
- HOLLYWOOD PARK : Southern Truce Appears Ready to Roll in the Milady Handicap
- WORLD CUP USA '94 / THE FIRST ROUND : SPOTLIGHT : TOUGHNESS PAYS
- Crowley Given Permanent Post
- SETTING THE TONE : Don't Touch That Brush Until You Know Exactly What to Do
- Frustrated Clinton Assails Falwell and Limbaugh : Interview: Mix of politics and religion feeds intolerance and cynicism, President says. He accuses televangelist of making baseless attacks.
- B-52 Crash Kills All 4 on Board at Spokane Base
- Family Feline's Fall Not in Vain; Boy Saved
- Orange County Business
- Man Gets $570,000 in Tainted Blood Case
- Presiding Judge Smith Reelected
- Lawsuit Dims Future : Flashlight Magnate Talks About Regrets, Uncertainty He Faces in Wake of $84-Million Palimony Case He Lost
- Film School to Save a Place for Inmate : Scholarship: Teen-ager who won contest with an anti-drug video will get to collect her prize--a workshop at USC--after she serves her time for auto theft.
- WORLD CUP USA '94 / THE FIRST ROUND : Brazil Moving Forward : Group B: Cameroon is uncharacteristically defensive, and it doesn't pay off in 3-0 setback.
- WORLD CUP USA '94 / THE FIRST ROUND : SPOTLIGHT : MANNED FLIGHT IS NEW?
- Music Review : Chamber Music Fest Opens Mildly