- In Clutch, Moorer Proves Less
- THEATER REVIEW : The Road at Padua Festival Can Be Long and Winding
- The Staff for 'Wiring the World'
- How to Separate a Phony From the Real McCoy
- HUNTINGTON BEACH : Superintendent's Term Is Extended
- WEST HILLS : A Humble Win in Martial Arts
- Lawyers Blast 'One-Sided' Coverage in Murder Case : Courts: Defense asks that the trial of Mark Scott Thornton be moved because of publicity. Judge won't unseal grand-jury transcripts.
- PERSPECTIVE ON MEXICO : 'Trickle-Down' Reform Won't Do : Anticipating skepticism about the Aug. 21 vote, some are proposing an interim government to establish true democracy.
- VENTURA : New Trash Bins, Higher Fees OKd
- PRO FOOTBALL DAILY REPORT : Faulk's Deal Could Pay $17.2 Million : AROUND THE NFL
- Pistons Acquire Leckner From 76ers
- Op Pro Seeks Former Prestige, Popularity : Surfing: Huntington Beach event, which begins today, drops team concept and returns to individual competition only.
- Sports Heroes and Victories Reign in Spain
- To Her, It's Kids' Stuff : Movies: Mara Wilson, 7, is earning praise from her co-stars in the upcoming 'Miracle on 34th Street,' but acting is just something she says she likes--for now.
- Architects Win With a Bolt From the Blueprints
- Special Devices Inc. to Buy Scot Inc. for $5 Million
- Companies Reaping Savings With Temporary Workers : Businesses Shift Employment Costs and Uncertainty to Outside Agencies; Employees Face Life Without Benefits, Security
- An Invitation to Return to Soil of Eden : BOOK REVIEW / NONFICTION : WHY WE GARDEN, Cultivating a Sense of Place <i> by Jim Nollman</i> Henry Holt $25, 312 pages
- World IN BRIEF : GERMANY : Israeli Envoy Decries Buchenwald Riot
- L.A. Schools Chief Gets a New Pact
- RSVP / ORANGE COUNTY : Cultural Event in More Ways Than One : 'Una Noche del Teatro' celebrates the roots of indigenous America in music, comedy and stories and benefits SCR.
- BODY WATCH : Tuning In to the Turtle
- BURBANK : Exhibit to Focus on Shirley Temple
- Training Centers
- IRVINE : Council to Fund Youth Programs
- Degree of Uncertainty : Educators Grapple With Best Way to Prepare Kids for Future
- GOLF / THOMAS BONK : Azinger's Rally an Awakening
- Drayton Comes On Strong Over Weight
- Escrow Productions of Northridge won a $297,000...
- SOCIAL ISSUES : Miami Nailing Together Ambitious Homeless Plan : With thousands on the streets, a dining tax, private funds and HUD money are fueling a model program. Shelters and other aid are in the works.
- Use of DNA Tests OKd by Federal Court
- Crime Wave: Three Novelists and a Genre : Books: It's no mystery what these local writers--and their heroes--have been up to. Summer's a perfect time for sleuthing.
- GLENDALE : $7.6-Million Lottery Winner Goes Back to His Print Shop
- RESEDA : Meeting Will Explore Redevelopment Ideas
- 2 Men Held in Las Vegas in Slaying of Local Man : Crime: Tips lead to capture of suspects at motel. Two other men are arrested for allegedly planning to avenge victim's death.
- O.J. Case Calls Priorities Into Question
- Police Seeking Gunmen in Fatal Drive-By Shooting
- LAGUNA BEACH : Opposition to Tollway Turns Grave
- Senior Volunteers Sought to Assist Police Programs
- School Parcel Found to Be Contaminated
- Where Are They Now? : JACKIE WARNER
- Rexon Reports Net Income of $220,000
- SMALL BUSINESS : Lake Forest Owners of Black Publication Laud New SBA Policy
- Pollution Research Corp. Profits Down by 96%
- June Home Sales Best in 5 Years; Ventura County Is Leader
- Fraud Charges Filed in First Pension Scam : Crime: Three face 10-year sentences in the $121.5-million Orange County mortgage pool scheme.
- EVOLOVING WIRELESS WORLD : AirTouch, US West to Merge Domestic Cellular Operations : Deals: The union would create the nation's third-largest wireless company, with assets of $13.5 billion.
- Wiring the World / THE NEW AGE OF GLOBAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS : The Industry : Battling for a Piece of the Global Pie : Telecommunications is now the world's largest economic sector, with importance that surpasses that of oil, steel--even computers.
- Where the Past Is a Gas : The history and effect of the motorcar--and our love-hate relationship with it--are on full display at the new Petersen Automotive Museum. Here, no detail is too small or too trivial.
- Wiring the World / THE NEW AGE OF GLOBAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS : Deregulation : Britain's Private Lines of Communication : Few-holds-barred competition has created a heady atmosphere--and profits. System is seen as the future of the industry.
- Santa Ana's Departing Schools Chief Toasted : Education: Rudy M. Castruita, leaving for San Diego County, is given a send-off by colleagues, friends and family.
- DANA POINT : Headlands Ballot Arguments Available
- Builders and Residents Debate Planned Housing Developments : Growth: Concerns about crowding, ecological damage meet economic benefits head-on.
- School Mural to Honor Youth : Simi Valley: Volunteers have begun work on the project in memory of Brandon Booker, who died in house fire.
- Irvine Valley College Picks New President : Education: Former Saddleback College dean comes back to Orange County to take post.
- A Strike Against the Future
- SANTA ANA : Boy Heads for Video Game Championship
- American Pacific Bank Reports Earnings Up 8%
- Times Mirror to Invest in Game Company : Media: The publishing firm will put about $5 million into Rocket Science Games, a highly regarded start-up.
- American Slices Air Fares; Other Carriers Quickly Match the Cuts
- Armor All Products Corp.: The Aliso Viejo...
- VAN NUYS : Event Targets Prostitution Problem
- Centers Offer Tips to Limit Quake Damage
- FOUNTAIN VALLEY : Residents Warned About Phone Scams
- Police Hunt Suspected Killer : Fugitive: Shasta County authorities believe a man sought in a fatal stabbing may be in Westminster.
- O.C. POP MUSIC REVIEWS : Arthur Lee Takes Charge of Love Fest
- Graphix Zone Names Little as CFO
- MOVING TOWARD PEACE : Israeli Arabs, Jews Calmly Greet Pact : Negotiations: Breakthrough welcomed with neither the exultation nor conflicting emotions of previous deals.
- Tours Explore Channel Islands
- 4 Canadians in Cocaine Ring Sentenced : Court: One gets 14 years, three others 11 years for roles in a billion-dollar drug operation that ran through O.C..
- LOS ANGELES : College Real Estate Deal Was Sound, Grand Jury Says
- PRO FOOTBALL DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE NFL : Player Sues: Racism Hurt Performance
- Hungarian Orchestra Goes Bowling on Its First U.S. Trip
- TransWorld Bancorp Reports Earnings Increase
- Simi Valley Company Buys Chatsworth Unit
- Bobbitt Says He's '100% Not Guilty' of Battery
- School Mural to Honor Boy Who Died in Fire : Simi Valley: Students and parents have begun work on painting project at Madera elementary where Brandon Booker was a second-grader.
- TransWorld Bank in Sherman Oaks has promoted...
- AIRLINES
- Unemployment Rate Up Slightly to 5.8% : Economy: Experts say the June increase is due to seasonal factors and that the local economy is still making a recovery.
- Levy Bancorp Reports $1.87-Million Net Income
- Wiring the World / The New Age of Global Telecommunication : Catching On to the Internet
- WIRING THE WORLD / THE NEW AGE OF GLOBAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS : Staying in Touch
- Candidate for Governor in Chiapas Injured
- Retirements Spark Shuffling of Garden Grove School Posts
- Group Looking for Volunteer 'Grandparents'
- THOUSAND OAKS : Pool of 300 Helpers Too Few for Plaza
- Beware of Democrats' Zealots : Left-wing fundamentalists have more reverence for the most obscure plants and animals than they do for humanity.
- Journeyman Takes a Right Turn Down Coaching Route : Basketball: Former Laker McNamara, who is guiding two rookie league teams, finds he has knack for job.
- Dodgers Spurn the Strawberry Jinx to Win, 10-5 : Baseball: Martinez pitches well, Karros hits two home runs as L.A. takes big lead and holds off Giants.
- World Cup Executive Hired by the Kings
- When Cricket Becomes Game of Dirty Pool : Scandal: England's captain is fined $3,000 for improper conduct. To compound outrage, it came during a loss.
- BASEBALL DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE MAJORS : Strike Date Expected to Be Set by Players
- PRO FOOTBALL DAILY REPORT : RAMS : No. 2 Receiver Spot Still to Be Filled
- DANCE REVIEW : 'Kaleidoscope' Takes Varied Paths With Varied Success
- NME Admits Responsibility in Girl's Suicide : Health care: The company's extraordinary acknowledgment is made in an out-of-court settlement.
- HemaCare Announces $516,000 Loss for Quarter
- LAUGH LINES : Jokes
- BODY WATCH : Treatments for That Tummy Ache
- Long-Stalled Crime Bill to Get Jump-Start : Congress: Conferees' meeting today is expected to lead to a House vote this week. It's the costliest such legislation to be so close to enactment.
- Wiring the World / THE NEW AGE OF GLOBAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS : NET-TALK
- For the Land's Sake : Rancher Is at Forefront of Movement Known as Holistic Resource Management
- BODY WATCH : CROSS-CULTURAL TIPS
- COUNTYWIDE : 9 Local Students Win Merit Scholarships
- Deputies Seek Information in Stabbing Death of Man, 36
- Studying to Get Ahead
- Driver May Face Charges in Death of Lynwood Girl
- Gator Aid Too Late for Beached Reptile
- Tips on Fraud Hot Line Lead to the Disciplining of 25 County Workers
- UCI's Shipp Regains Consciousness
- GOODWILL GAMES ROUNDUP : U.S. Basketball Team Cruises, Braces for Italy
- EVOLOVING WIRELESS WORLD : Bids Exceed All Expectations at Airwave Auction : Communications: Six firms offer a total of $145 million for licenses to provide new wireless services.
- SMALL BUSINESS
- Santa Ana Enterprise Zone Paying Off : Economy: Businesses, community benefit from state program, credited with helping save or create 540 jobs in its first year.
- MOVING TOWARD PEACE : Voices
- U.N. to Burn Bodies as Cholera Spreads
- 2nd Convicted in Woman's Murder : Verdict: Kathy Lee, 49, was killed by robbers in 1991 as she arrived to pick up her son from work.
- More Good in It Than Bad
- Database of Resumes
- Four-Vehicle Collision Kills Woman, 33, and Daughter
- High-Profile : Glaziers Are Resetting Nearly 8,000 Panes of Glass to Plug Leaks That Have Plagued L.A. Skyscraper
- Jobless Rate Grows, but County Is 'Holding Up' : Unemployment: Statistic increases from 6.5% to 7.3%, but experts are not pessimistic.
- Lotto Winner Plans to Stay on the Job
- BREA : City, Chino Forge Fire Aid Agreement
- DANA POINT : Work to Begin on 1993 Slide Damage
- FINANCIAL MARKETS : Dow Climbs 6.8 as Investors Ponder Rates
- Company Town : Restructuring at Paramount in High Gear
- Asian Nations Are Principal Source of Designer Knockoffs
- Thousands of Rwandans Return to War-Torn Land : Africa: Refugees leave fetid camps despite threats of violence in homeland. Cholera epidemic has killed 14,000.
- JOB RESOURCES
- PACOIMA : Talks Planned to Aid Young Black Men
- Sheriff, District Attorney Offer Budget Proposal : County: Law enforcement officials would administer $2.5 million more in services, expanding areas of responsibility.
- VENTURA : Wiggly Critters Give a Lesson Kids Dig Into
- Company Town : United Talent Agency's Star Ascends
- After 46 Years, Israel, Jordan Vow End to 'Bloodshed, Sorrow' : Mideast: Historic declaration closes official state of war. Both sides pledge to move toward full peace treaty, but key details remain unresolved.
- O.C. Lawsuit on Evolution Reinstated
- COSTA MESA : Technology Center On-Line at OCC
- Transit Board to Consider Ways to Restart Bus Service
- IRA WATCH : Return of the Troubles
- Jackson Calls TV Racist, Urges Action : Media: The activist says the networks need to hire more minorities and retool programming. He threatens a boycott if changes are not made.
- COUNTYWIDE : Fair Attendance Up 1% Over Last Year
- COUNTYWIDE : Salvation Army Seeks Volunteers
- Backers Rally to Get Principal Rehired
- Where Are They Now? : STEVE GARVEY
- Ruling Exempts Recovery Plan : Courts: Judge dismisses water agency suit, says Santa Clarita plan can include projects other than quake repairs.
- ANALYSIS : Angels Contending in a Pennant Race That's Pretending
- This Ex-Trojan a True Rebel With a Cause : Rams: After being cut by the Colts, lineman Schultz is out to win a job, not a popularity contest.
- THE NBA / MARK HEISLER : Clipper Coach Cycle Continues: Dream, Reality, Lottery
- POP/ROCKAll-Star Tribute: The first Elvis Presley tribute...
- McDonnell to Test the Waters for Proposed New Jetliner : Aerospace: Company will seek orders for its MD-95, but stiff competition could keep the plane from being built.
- FINANCIAL MARKETS : Dow Climbs 6.8 as Investors Ponder Rates
- Wyle Laboratories Jumps 54%; SPI Pharmaceuticals, Armor All Also Up
- Measure Repealing Outdated Laws Is Signed by Governor
- Oil Industry Group Gives 10 Scholarships
- Seniors For Action Push Health Plan
- BASEBALL ROUNDUP : Alou's Triple Rallies Expos Past Braves, 6-4
- Early Memo on Grading Scandal Went Unread : Education: Brea Olinda district employee's warning last November about transcript tampering was apparently mislaid.
- HOLLYWOOD PARK : Color Purple Is Color of Money in the Juvenile Championship
- BASEBALL DAILY REPORT : DODGERS : Strawberry Says Back Injury Was Key
- 18 Test Positive for TB After Disease Is Diagnosed in Judge
- BODY WATCH : A Connection Between Dizziness and Depression?
- How to Live Up to Growing Down : Just when you think you're staving off the aging process, you discover you're getting shorter. Here's how to stall The Shrink.
- TRW Stripped of Military Job Worth Billions
- DNA Tests Begin in Orange County Murder Case
- Library Funding Cuts
- Wiring the World / THE NEW AGE OF GLOBAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS : Social Impact : Divided Families Reach Out and Watch Someone : TV hookup lets Salvadorans in the United States 'go live' with children and other relatives they left behind and often can't travel to visit.
- Student Is Mourned
- Wiring the World / THE NEW AGE OF GLOBAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS : Catching Up : Reliable Phones a Distant Dream in E. Europe : Communism's legacy is a quirky, frustrating system. Difficulties stymie nations' efforts to close the economic gap with advanced nations.
- Blood Amount for Tests Is Crucial : Simpson case: Most of the specimens on which the prosecution is building its case barely meet minimum requirements for accurate DNA results. A second test requires a smaller sample, but the results are far less definitive.
- Fairness Issue in Simpson Case
- CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS / GOVERNOR : Wilson Talks Tough on Crime to D.A.s; Brown Raps Parole Policy : Democrat says parole violators have increased dramatically because of a relaxation of revocation standards. Governor aides say it is because there are more parolees in the system.
- Wiring the World / THE NEW...
- Implants
- Comet Collisions
- Veteran Decries Plan
- THE MTA STRIKE : Ride-Sharing Helps Avert Major Workplace Disruptions : Impact: Few businesses report major problems, in part because of programs designed to get employees to work in a disaster. However, many bus riders worry about hardships from a long walkout.
- 'Sex Respect'
- Crime Bill
- Rights and Rites
- Preserving Wetlands
- Bernstein on Clinton
- Council Politics
- OTHER NEWS - July 26, 1994
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- Test Suggests Huber Blood Match in O.C. : Investigation: More definitive DNA analyses of samples from the Laguna Hills site are now underway.
- 500,000 Affected by MTA Strike : Labor: Walkout by mechanics is honored by drivers and clerks, taking 85% of buses off streets. No further talks are scheduled.
- MOVING TOWARD PEACE : Potholes Mark Road to Madrid II : Diplomacy: Goal of ending all conflicts, as 1991 summit envisioned, is still daunting.
- Bus Riders Scramble to Find Transit : Strike: Thousands are caught off guard on the first day of the job action.
- Wealth Robs the Unwealthy of Voting Clout : Rich contributors decide most primaries; this can be corrected.
- 500,000 Affected by MTA Strike : Labor: Walkout by mechanics is honored by drivers and clerks, taking 85% of buses off streets. No further talks are scheduled.
- D.A. Can Begin DNA Tests in Simpson Case : Courts: Genetic fingerprinting may start Thursday. Ruling on defense use of blood samples is delayed.
- Budget Report May Back Lesser Health Reforms
- AN ORNERY SEVENTH: Money magazine this month...
- Stranded Bus Riders Forced to Improvise : Transit: Good Samaritans help some. Others hoof it.
- Extradition Could Take Months : Law: To have John J. Famalaro stand trial in Orange County, prosecutors must follow a series of legal procedures that would be delayed if he objected.
- Nurse Delivers Care to Mothers and Newborns
- Halford, Rubin and Hosoi Promoted at Local Firms
- Shirley T. Hosoi has been named senior...
- Martin Rubin has been elected chairman of...
- 'Russia for Russians' Is the Ominous Battle Cry : Nationalism: Yeltsin's tour of an openly racist exhibit signals the mainstreaming of a dangerous radical movement.
- Santa Ana to Cut Some Walk-In Services at City Hall
- SURF'S UP: Orange County will be the...
- COMMITMENTS : Blacks Face Extra Challenges on the Road to Love
- Four Arrested in W. Hollywood Assault
- Community Comment : Charter Schools: 'Quality and Accountability'
- TENNIS ROUNDUP : Spain Dominates United States to Win the Federation Cup
- Phillips to Defend Title at Forum
- It's Time to Start Delivering Again
- Documentary Awards Scheduled for Aug. 11
- Jeff Hamilton's Trio: The Beat Drums On
- THE WORKPLACE
- VIETNAM
- LAUGH LINES : Jokes
- Playing by the Rules
- Chumash Leader Held in Slaying of Companion
- SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO : Historical Pageant Will Be Renewed
- Community Essay : An Immigrant's Tale of Economic Justice
- In the Neighborhood : San Gabriel Foothills: Living With Bears and Mountain Lions
- Today's Topic
- ART REVIEW : Santa Monica's Exquisite Deceptions : 'Altered Egos' and 'Return of the "Cadavre Exquis" ' present works with their hearts in Surrealist-era Paris.
- SWIMMING : Burgess Wakes Up in Time to Shatter Meet Record
- HONG KONG
- COLUMN ONE : Playing to the Teen Market : Youths paid to review video games wield considerable influence over a $6-billion industry where scoring with children is key. But some older editors are skeptical about hiring kids.
- Expo Rookie Has Dodgers Waving a White Flag, 7-4 : Baseball: Rondell White, who had made 10 starts, drives in all of his team's runs as L.A. loses fifth in a row.
- AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP : White Sox Win Final Meeting With Indians
- DATELINE: ST. PETERSBURG : Instead of a Dream, Raveling Offers a Wakeup Call on Life
- Memo to HR: Skip the SG, Try the GP
- Town Store's Special Is Grisly News : Media: Residents of hamlet with no newspaper keep abreast of the Huber case by word of mouth.
- Discord Plagues Marriage of 2 Transit Agencies
- Massachusetts Makes Overtures to Packard Bell
- HUNTINGTON BEACH : Trustees Oppose 2 New Expulsion Bills
- FULLERTON : City Votes to Begin Televising Meetings
- Langston Finds Some Relief Off the Field : Baseball: Family and friends lift his spirits after the Angel bullpen squanders his lead.
- THE NBA / MARK HEISLER : Are Clippers Doomed to Repeating History?
- Kim Is No Madman, Kidnaped Pair Say : North Korea: Film couple, captives for eight years, describe new ruler as a meticulous planner.
- Political Dogfight Expected Over City Animal Shelter : Services: Several council candidates say the facility is an example of lavish spending.
- VENTURA : Dance-a-Thon Benefits New AIDS Facility
- NEWPORT BEACH : City to Weigh Plans for Balboa Bay Club
- Indurain Leaves Doubters Nothing to Question : Tour de France: Spaniard wins world's premier cycling event for fourth consecutive time.
- Naulty Not One to Fold So Easily
- Mattingly Helps KO the Angels : Baseball: He hits three-run homer off Grahe after Langston tires in ninth, and Yankees win, 6-4.
- MUSIC REVIEWS : Bright Gershwin at Bowl
- WEEKEND REVIEWS : Pop : Yoakam Lets Tunes Talk
- One Size Doesn't Fit All
- SOUTHLAND : Home Sales Statistics Due:
- Shelters for Disadvantaged Arouse Fierce Opposition : Conflict: Class prejudice, fear fuel protests, advocates contend. Homeowners say security concerns are valid.
- Assad Sees Little Progress in Israel Talks
- AUTOS
- Holiday Pay Is an Employer Option That Can Change
- BOOM: No wonder there are no more...
- COMMITMENTS : Oh, the Dating Games People Play : Nowhere else is the art of deception between men and women practiced with more verve than in L.A.
- What if Cops Cross the Line? : Where do you turn if you think the law has done you harm? Abuse court. But be warned: You can't use a lawyer and your chances of winning are pretty slim.
- ORANGE COUNTY : Boston Chicken Debuts Today:
- Tokyo Says New Chinese Satellite Violates World Pact : Telecom: Apstar-1 was squeezed into an orbit between Russia's Rimsat and Japan's Sakura 3a.
- Acquisitions, Mergers on Front Burner : Deals: Movement is reminiscent of heady days in 1980s. But an Orange County expert says there's a difference.
- 'Short Pay' Requests Rise in Slack Housing Market : Real estate: Many owners ask to close out mortgages by paying less than is owed. Lenders usually say no.
- Israel, Jordan Agree on Plan to End State of War
- Shift Seen in Administration's Asia Policies : Priorities: U.S. takes a less aggressive stance on human rights, trade issues. The outlined objectives have been put on hold.
- SAN DIEGO COUNTY : Franchising Help Planned:
- SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ENTERPRISE : Clothed in Ambition : Clotee McAfee plans to turn her garment manufacturing firm into a powerhouse--and create hundreds of jobs in Los Angeles.
- Cholera Kills 40 in Yemen; 150 Ill
- Feinstein Still Agonizing Over Health Care Vote
- Center Boosters Can't Mask Their Enthusiasm for 'Phantom'
- TAIWAN
- Californians Viewed Askance in Prescott : Migration: Huber case rekindles no-growth sentiment. Some fear Golden State 'suburb.'
- Bandleader Faced the Music and Realized Father Knew Best
- LOS ALAMITOS : Council to Consider Interim Smoking Ban
- Libraries Get a Renewed Shelf Life : Determined friends serve notice that they won't give up without a fight
- 3-Car Traffic Collision Kills 2, Injures 11
- MISSION VIEJO : Airport Reuse Study High on City's List
- BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : ELSEWHERE : Phillies' Hollins Breaks Left Hand
- Woods' Resume Growing : Golf: He adds Southern California Assn. Amateur title to his list.
- GOODWILL GAMES ROUNDUP : U.S., Without NBA, Loses to Russia
- SoCal Team Wins Water Polo Event
- FOUNTAIN VALLEY : Council OKs Repair for Park Ball Courts
- Dear Street Smart:Please tell me who the...
- Platform : Changing Medical Roles: 'Main Thing Is the Patient'
- IRVINE : City to Consider Fate of Developer's Bridge
- 1988 Olympic Gold Medalist Napunyi Dies After KO Loss
- HOLLYWOOD PARK : Grand Flotilla, Potridee Are Stakes Winners
- BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : ANGELS : Grahe's Role in Jeopardy
- MOVIES'Hot Zone' in Twilight Zone: The big...
- 3 Brothers Arrested in Carjacking From Irvine Hyatt
- GARDEN GROVE : Luncheon Will Focus on Situation in Korea
- Ventura Pier Becomes Memorial of Tears, Joy : Tribute: Grieving mother finds a way to keep her son's memory alive. She joins others in adding loved ones' names to the historic structure.
- TB: It's Back, It's Virulent, It's Trouble : Time to return to option of mandatory annual school tests?
- Law Banning 'Timeouts' Is Under Fire : Education: Problem students in special schools can no longer be removed from class to cool off. Many are sent out of state, at taxpayer expense.
- Pendulum's Still Swinging : North county: Signs of prosperity revisit Palmdale, Lancaster and Santa Clarita. Programs to attract business deserve part of the credit.
- Conversation With Edward M. Szynaka : Saving Libraries--It's the Communities' Decision
- ANAHEIM : 13 Take Out Papers for 2 Council Seats
- Salsa Beats Sounders to Move Into First : Soccer: Wright, Paulinho get goals in 2-1 victory.
- Woods Simply Has Too Much on the Ball : Golf: He wins Southern California Amateur easily, despite impressive performance by runner-up.