- Rep. John Kasich
- An Equestrian Option
- Dead Sea Scrolls
- Use for City Space
- Dowling on Research
- It Took Guts to Streamline Oxnard's Bureaucracy
- For the Record
- Reluctant Informants
- Foster Nomination
- Serbs in Croatia
- No Helmet, No Benefit
- Simpson Trial
- Their Job Is to Prevent Padre Season Going Up in Flames
- Lakers Lose Two Players and a Game : Pro basketball: Bad day gets worse as Utah scores a 101-95 victory after already-depleted Los Angeles loses Lynch and Bowie to injury.
- Speedskater Dan Jansen Wins Sullivan Award
- The Laguna Playhouse held its most successful...
- McFerrin Gives Audience a Chance to Explore Music
- Mom Can Carry a Pretty Mean Tune : Pop music: Cissy Houston, mother of Whitney, will receive a Rhythm & Blues Foundation Pioneer Award on Thursday for her work as a backing singer.
- MUSIC REVIEWS : Shanghai Quartet: Major Music, Minor Price
- Israeli Leftists Urge Rabin to Dismantle 27 Settlements : Mideast: Peace Now plan would give PLO control of two-thirds of West Bank, 90% of Arab population.
- ORANGE COUNTY IN BANKRUPTCY : Judge OKs County Bond Payments
- Ethnic Discord : Russian POW Is 'Adopted' by His Captors in Chechnya : Wounded in Grozny assault, Sergei Sofronov, 19, is nursed back to health and taken into home. But he is not free to leave.
- Marines Land for Somalia Pullout : Africa: Together with a contingent of Italians, they will shield evacuation of last of U.N. forces. The mission will conclude a tortured and lengthy misadventure.
- Russia Displays Treasures of Art Seized in Germany
- Scientists Set to Put Final Piece in Subatomic Puzzle : Physics: Lab expected to announce that 'top quark' has been spotted, thus validating understanding of all matter.
- RIO DE JANEIRO : The Last Samba
- MONTEVIDEO : Back in the Saddle
- OXNARD : Man, 35, Slain Outside Home in La Colonia
- Colosio Case: Keep Going
- Computer Hacker's Term May Exceed U.S. Guidelines
- Man Serves Brother's Prison Term, Officials Say : Incarceration: Prosecutors may bill him for six months' room and board. But the two have since disappeared.
- VENTURA : Porn Video Seller Placed on Probation
- 2 High Schools Apply for LEARN
- ORANGE : Schools Demand 100% Return From Fund
- Patent Lawyer Offers Session for Inventors
- Assembly Won't Plead for Rams : Sports: Lower house again rejects resolution asking NFL to block the team's move to St. Louis. Unsympathetic Democrats use the occasion to needle county conservatives over the bankruptcy.
- Ducks Send Karpov to Minors, Bring Up David Sacco
- This Nash Is a Scrambler : College basketball: Santa Clara boasts its first conference player of the year since Kurt Rambis.
- BASEBALL
- Hockey
- TV REVIEW : A 'Rush' to Judgment on 'Frontline' Program
- Weekend Box Office : February Chills at the Box Office
- NBA ROUNDUP : Seattle in Mourning After Visit by Hornets
- NHL ROUNDUP : Robitaille Leads Penguins Over Nordiques
- $2.5-Million Contract Approved for Center
- BOYLE HEIGHTS : Health Officials Remove 39 Animals From Pet Shop
- OXNARD : Truck Crushes Car, but Driver Survives
- Seniors
- AIDS IN LOS ANGELES COUNTY
- LONG BEACH STATE NOTEBOOK / JASON REID : Discontented Atkinson, O'Kelley Criticize Greenberg
- COLLEGE BASKETBALL ROUNDUP : Providence Holds On in Upset of Connecticut
- Saddleback Is at Home, but Playoff Road Will Be Rough for Some Teams
- New Jersey, Dallas Deal Centers : Hockey: Millen and Broten switch teams; Sharks trade Errey; Ducks send down Karpov.
- AWARDSBest in Country Music: The Academy of...
- Ballet and Chorale: 2 Are a Crowd
- BODY WATCH : Virtual Therapy : The high-tech world of virtual reality may be the key to unlocking the phobias suffered by millions. At least one researcher thinks so, and he's already had some success with the fear of heights.
- Trust Your Instinct? Don't Bet Your Life
- LAUGH LINES : Jokes
- COPENHAGEN : Social Summit Set
- Frank P. Haven; Ex-Times Managing Editor
- THE O.J. SIMPSON MURDER TRIAL : Trial Highlights
- PREP VOICES : Toughing It Out : Everyone Has His Own Idea of What's the Hardest Job in Sports. Sometimes, the Job Belongs to Someone Who's Not Even a Player.
- R S V P / ORANGE COUNTY : An Ooh-La-La Soiree for Opera Pacific
- By the Numbers : Spotlight
- Iraq Concealing Biological Arms Effort, U.N. Says
- Countdown for Longest Shuttle Mission Begins
- GOP Agenda Raises Doubts, Poll Finds
- SHADOW HILLS : Victimized Family Pins Hope on Reward
- Airport Plan Group Applications Sought
- VENTURA : FBI Seeks Help in Finding Bank Robber
- 2 Quints to Exit Hospital Today : Children: Other three premature infants of West Hills couple are expected to go home in two weeks.
- Pasadena Mulls Restricting Sale of Bullets to Curb Youth Violence : Government: Young and old debate what is believed to be a first-of-its-kind law. The audience seemed evenly split.
- PACOIMA : Gang Truce in Place Despite Shooting
- TV WATCH : It's Not Kids' Stuff
- LOS ANGELES : Judge Rejects Fee Requests by Koon, Powell Lawyers
- BURBANK : Cable Customers to Get Rollback Refunds
- Glendale Church Hit by Vandals : Graffiti: Spray-painted satanic messages and symbols greet churchgoers Sunday morning. Members of a nearby synagogue help the congregation with cleanup. Police say they have 'some workable leads.'
- Groups Give $9,000 to Branch Libraries
- U.S. Aid Helps Turn the Killing Fields : Cambodia: Improved living standards will blunt the most powerful weapon of the Khmer Rouge--poverty.
- PLACENTIA : 2 Free Chamber Music Concerts Scheduled
- Acting Dean Moves Up at UCI Medical School : Education: Thomas Cesario, viewed as a popular choice for the job, helped bring sense of calm during tough budget times. He pledges to tackle equity concerns over women and minority faculty members.
- INGLEWOOD : Man Pleads Not Guilty in Firebombing Death of Child
- Commentary : Tyson More Than Sum of Other Parts
- Market Focus : Palestinians Likely to Find Jobs Gone When They Return to Israel : Employers are happy with rising number of foreign workers. Most don't want Arabs back.
- Kabul: Broken City Struggles to Survive : Afghanistan: Soviet invaders are long gone, but Muslims continue to feud. The result is hunger, homelessness and death.
- Documentary : Return to Belfast: An Eerie Silence of Peace : The old hatreds linger, but fear has faded in this once-embattled region. Twenty-five years later, there is hope at last.
- TALLINN : Test for Reformers
- Commission Goes Outside LAPD to Investigate Chief
- Obituaries : * Art Mahan; Rancher From Pioneer Family
- HAWTHORNE : Rapper Named as Driver of Car That Killed Boy, 5
- SIMI VALLEY : Poor TV Reception Expected for Week
- School Decision a Salute to ROTC : Education: Hart district has refused to cut the program despite a tight budget. "There is much more value to that program behind its cost," said interim Supt. Daniel Hanigan.
- OXNARD : La Colonia Service Plan Faces Council
- YORBA LINDA : City Rejects Parents' Request for School Crosswalk and Guard
- Newport Delays Decision on Cemetery Plans
- Grandma Is Fabulous at 44 <i> and </i> in Playboy
- Senate Battle on Balanced Budget Is a Cliffhanger
- HOME FREE: Rep. Elton Gallegly got the...
- ORANGE COUNTY IN BANKRUPTCY : 2 Careers Caught in County Crisis : Steve E. Lewis: A long-serving, low-profile elected bureaucrat with few enemies, the auditor-controller was thrust onto center stage by the bankruptcy.
- Marines Hit Somalia to Help in U.N. Retreat
- ECOLOGY : Manatees' Darkening Shadows : Florida's beloved water mammals are dying at alarming rates. Their fate depends largely on human activity.
- BODY WATCH : FITNESS : Weights Can Really Give You a Lift
- Nicole TerryEl Modena, JuniorSoccer/ForwardMany El Modena opponents...
- SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO : Lifelong Marathoner Is Just Getting Started
- The Voice of Clive Buttburn
- Obituaries
- IRVINE : Political Campaign Reforms on Docket
- A Spin on the Future : Disney's Eisner Plans Major Renovation for Tomorrowland
- Advanced Photonix Picks Chairman, Forms Panel
- First-Time Home Buyers Mostly 2-Income Families
- Controversy Around ICN Chief Hits New Intensity : Profile: Panic appears to relish a good fight and has had many, mostly with success. He may now be in for his toughest.
- Voice Powered Signs Deal With German Firm
- Man Serves Brother's Term : Prosecutors Are Thinking About Charging Rent for His Jail Time
- Well, they stayed together longer than Martin...
- Pasadena Council Restricts Bullet Sales : Regulations: Measure requires those buying ammunition to show identification and fill out registration form.
- 4 Colliding Trucks Close Golden State
- Youth Faces Trial as Adult in Stabbing : Courts: Judge says the suspect's swastika tattoo shows the racial nature of the attack on black man. The 17-year-old faces up to 10 years in prison.
- Judge Indicates He May Void Plea Bargain for Hacker
- Middle Ground : Private Housing Gives Former Mental Patients a Place to Call Home
- El Toro Reuse Officials Will Press to Pay Consultants : Bankruptcy: Irvine and Lake Forest officials decide at meeting of the base conversion group without O.C. that they will go to court if needed to get $198,000.
- DERIVATIVES STRIKE AGAIN : Barings Crisis Could Ripple Across Borders : Securities: Should the rest of the world worry about fallout from the British bank's collapse? Maybe.
- Fluor Daniel Awarded Singapore Contract
- FINANCIAL MARKETS : Dow Retreats, Traders Take Profits on Barings Collapse
- Langley Succeeds Schmidt as President of Newport Corp.
- TOURISM
- Company Town
- Rubin Calls for Overhaul of Bank Laws : Reform: He proposes letting banks, brokers and insurers into each other's businesses through repeal of 1930s statute.
- Firm Joins Economic Development Association
- Mexico Stocks and Peso Tumble Amid Inaction on Economic Plan
- Kmart Posts 8th Lackluster Quarter : Earnings: No. 2 retailer's profit is even lower than expected. Slow sales, competition cited.
- Patagonia Issues Spring Catalogue, Endurance Line
- Victoria Jackson's Money Rewards Came Late : Infomercials: Her line of cosmetics has generated $200 million in sales for American Telecast, but her share was modest.
- Ropak Founding Family Members Sell Common Stock to Linpac
- RETAILING
- Medical Resources Inc.: The firm said it...
- Voxel: The company, which is designing a...
- TOURISM
- Samsung Buys 40% Stake in Troubled AST : Computers: Korean firm's injection of $450 million into money-losing Irvine PC maker gives it access to U.S. market.
- OTHER NEWS
- Tape Tells Pilots' Struggle to Control Doomed Plane
- Loretta Mahony; Cardinal's Mother Helped Run Family Firm
- Long Beach Shipyard Remains on Closure List : Military: Pentagon reduces number of bases to be shut down and, Feinstein says, spares Army facility in Oakland.
- Notebook : Hawks Are Surprise Contenders
- ECONOMY
- Ellinger Leaves Bank for Post at Blue Cross
- Litton Wins Contract for Navigation Systems
- Pollution Research Earnings Down in Quarter
- Dolco Packaging Reports 38% Increase in Earnings
- Cheesecake Factory Posts Quarterly Earnings Gain
- Accused Honda Exec's Lawyer Blames Japanese
- Federal Judge Bans Logging on Land Owned by Pacific Lumber
- Company Town : DOMESTIC MARKET SHARE
- FINANCIAL MARKETS : Dow Retreats, Traders Take Profits on Barings Collapse
- MUSIC REVIEW : Yo-Yo Ma's Everywhere, With Virtuosity
- Fox's Tell-All of Woody and Mia : May Be Cheap . . . but It's Fun
- POP MUSIC REVIEW : Riding 'Impossible Bird,' Lowe Unearths Emotions
- MUSIC REVIEWS : Cuban Pianist Fernandez Performs Music of Homeland
- O. C. Art Reviews : Freeing the Prisoner Within Your Skin
- COSTA MESA : Homeless Person to Address City Leaders
- LOS ANGELES : City Panel OKs Crackdown on False Burglar Alarms
- Judge Rules Out Talk of Assaults at Fraud Trial : Courts: Jurist says women's testimony would be irrelevant in case against former Tustin gynecologist Ivan C. Namihas.
- Making a Difference in Your Community : Jewish Home Takes Pride in Serving Elderly
- 149 Pin Hope on La Mesa Lottery : Parents See Kids Better Off at School With Uniform Policy
- Santa Ana May Slash School Sports in Half : Education: Trimming athletics by up to 50% would help make up $5 million in reductions necessitated by the county bankruptcy, a committee says. Music programs could also go; class sizes may increase.
- Obituaries
- PERSPECTIVE ON THE SIMPSON TRIAL : Words No Woman Dares to Speak : Working mothers cheered Marcia Clark's insistence that her child-care responsibilities take precedence.
- Clerk Stabbed by Alleged Thief
- Minor Storm Predicted to Bring Light Rain Later in Week
- VENTURA : Council OKs Hiring Business Promoter
- The Raiders re-signed reserve offensive lineman Robert...
- Miscellany
- BASEBALL : Dodgers Might Offer Raises to Farmhands
- Sellout Is Certain, Outcome Is Not in Dominguez-Inglewood Semifinal
- Two Girls' Playoff Games Are Moved to Wednesday
- Trail Blazers Cruise Past Clippers, 96-83 : Pro basketball: Without two starters, Portland has little trouble as James Robinson plays key role.
- Making a U-tah Turn : Jazz Left New Orleans For the Wilderness Then Helped It Bloom
- Los Alamitos' Laitsch Chooses San Francisco
- UCLA Is Ho-Hum About Being No. 1 : College basketball: What happened last season has taught Bruins not to take the top spot too seriously.
- Music Review : 3 Lack Cohesion of Trio
- COLUMN ONE : New Song From Old California : Rediscovery of three 18th-Century choral Masses at San Fernando Mission bolsters claims of historians who say state's rich legacy from Mexico has been ignored for too long.
- Valley Interview : Exploring the Tragic Logic of Crews, Gangs, Graffiti and Violence
- FULLERTON : Air Traffic Manager Named for Airport
- LOS ANGELES : Ex-Adversary to Represent Cochran in Palimony Case
- Driver Sought in Bicyclist's Death
- Bank Robber Suspect May Live in O.C.
- IRVINE : 'Castle' Owners Told to Vacate Home by March 10
- Subway Tunneling Halted After Earth Sinks Half-Inch : Construction: MTA says it is being cautious in light of problems last July on Hollywood Boulevard. New methods are being used.
- A Big Bank Goes Belly Up
- Woman Hit by Family Car Dies
- L. A. Legal Firm Seeks Lease in New Civic Arts Plaza : Thousand Oaks: Deal would cover parcel's final vacant office space. Request comes before City Council tonight.
- NORTH HOLLYWOOD : Sinking Forces Halt in Subway Tunneling
- TARZANA : Book Bags Given to Schoolchildren
- The Rabbit Was Supposed to Hop Out of Last Year's Marathon; Instead, He Won : Was This a Fast One?
- LOS ANGELES COUNTY : Registration Deadline Is March 13 for April Election
- Grant Sought to Fix Bottle Village : Landmark: Restoration experts hope to restore the Simi Valley site with federal disaster funds. It was devastated in last year's quake.
- Driver Is Accused of Murder : Courts: Grand jury indicts man who police say hit and killed a neighborhood friend while racing his pickup against a second vehicle. Felony drunk driving count is also returned.
- LA PALMA : Police Chief: Family Is Key to Fighting Crime
- CALABASAS : Firm Hired in Search for Schools Chief
- LOS ANGELES : INS Expands Phone System to Identify Legal Workers
- SAN CLEMENTE : Students Briefed on Gun Incident, Arrests
- THOUSAND OAKS : 2 Planners End Commission Terms
- Lawmaker Seeks to Eliminate or Disarm Humane Officers : Legislation: Caldera's bill targets animal-abuse police, who receive little training and are subject to no government oversight.
- UC IRVINE NOTEBOOK / JOHN WEYLER : With Success, Standards Rise for Women's Team
- O.C. Pop Music Review : Lowe Takes Flight
- BODY WATCH : Get Your Mammogram at a Certified Facility
- Jeers Greet Plan to Privatize In-Home Care : Social services: First of three public hearings went badly for firm that says it can save the county $4.5 million in three years by cutting time spent with clients.
- Orange County Almanac : Pricey Plants
- Former U.S. Education Chief Decries Eroding Social Fabric : Society: William Bennett, speaking at CHOC fund-raiser, says today's children overall are in worse shape than youngsters of the Depression.
- Judge Assails Fleiss Jury Forewoman : Courts: Leader blasted for failing to halt misconduct by panel. A ruling is expected Friday on whether Hollywood madam will get a new trial.
- 200 Days Into Strike, Talks Still Go Nowhere : Baseball: Plenty of words are exchanged in Scottsdale, attitudes are civil, but progress, if any, is uncertain.
- Father Turns Over Tape of Coach's Call About His Sons
- Life in the Slow Lane Gets Pretty Lonely : To go with the flow of traffic--and, hey, we Californians love to go with the flow--is to violate the speed limit.
- Port District May Have to Sell Land to Pay Off Debt : Ventura: Judge orders agency to reimburse more than $15 million owed to developer.
- NORTH HOLLYWOOD : Kids Get Chance to Build Interest in Construction
- PASADENA : Suspect in Party Slaying of Girl, 16, Surrenders
- In Fairness to All, How About Some Facts? : Affirmative action gets caught up in presidential campaign
- Countywide : Kidney Cancer Patients Sought for Study
- WESTMINSTER : Deficit Spurs Wage Freeze, Talk of Layoffs
- All-WCC Team Announced
- Why Pomona-Pitzer Makes Change
- Titans Are No. 1 in Baseball Polls
- Notes on a Scorecard
- Prosecutors Say Killer Was School Bully, Troublemaker : Crime: At sentencing hearing for convicted murderer Mark Scott Thornton, team denies defense claim that youth was abused, had learning disorder.
- Simi Council Approves 415-Unit Housing Plan : Growth: The development includes 147 single-family homes and 268 townhouses, 31 of which will be for low-income buyers.
- Police Seek Possible Link in City's Latest Hate Crimes : Crime: Authorities are investigating connections to work of community relations panel. Leaders of two vandalized houses of worship are members of the group.
- County's Navy Bases Spared From Closure List : Point Mugu, Port Hueneme Facilities Survive Review but Could Lose Close to 560 Jobs
- Police, Residents Join for Reports on Valley Crime
- ORANGE COUNTY IN BANKRUPTCY : Model Anti-Drug Program Might Fold
- WORLD REPORT PROFILE : Rik de Baere : Belgium's duke of dessert is entertaining highflying offers after winning pastry-making's World Cup.
- Massachusetts' Weld Won't Vie for Presidency
- El Toro Water Polo Goalie Gives His Perspective on Toughest Sport
- GLENDALE : Cutting-Edge Firm Eyes New Location
- TOURISM
- Quest for Quality of Life Turns Engineer Into Farmer : Lifestyle: Allen Carr traded job designing computer chips for 80 acres and Tyson Foods contract.
- Patricia J. McClellan has been named controller...
- Business Forecasters See Slower Economy This Year : Growth: NABE survey predicts the Fed will begin lowering interest rates to avoid recession.
- ICN Chief in Hot Water Over Stock Trading : Pharmaceuticals: Milan Panic's actions shake up the company's board and anger its stockholders.
- Canada Bites the Bullet With Austere Budget : Spending: Plan will carve down national debt by raising taxes, cutting many subsidies.
- New Line's Godfrey Takes Post at Horizon Pictures
- IRS Fraud Crackdown Slowing Refunds, Investigators Say
- Why Is It Taking So Long for Condo Earthquake Repairs?
- Leslie's Poolmart Reports Loss in Fourth Quarter
- County Counsel to Resign; Popejoy Targets Auditor : Crisis: Terry C. Andrus says he will step down in March. Chief executive wants Steve E. Lewis to give up his elected office for his role in bankruptcy.
- Foster's Label of Critics Called a Misstatement
- THE O.J. SIMPSON MURDER TRIAL
- Mike JacobsWoodbridge, SeniorSoccer/ForwardJacobs was one of four...
- Translations Can Complicate Trials : Courts: A word can have very different meanings in two dialects. Also, says an attorney, 'the drama of cross-examination is lost.'
- Promising Tests Reported for New TB Vaccine
- Photo Essay : Children of the Kobe Quake
- Hardware Store Moves Into 8,500-Square-Foot Facility
- TOURISM
- Company Town
- Malaysia Seeks Trader After Barings Bank Failure : Finance: Firm's chairman sees possible conspiracy. U.S., British officials call for tighter rules on derivatives.
- Car Bomb Kills 54, Wounds 80 in Kurdish-Held Iraqi City
- Playoff Schedules : Boys' Southern Section Basketball Playoffs
- BOND TICKER : ORANGE COUNTY IN BANKRUPTCY : Killea Bill Waits to Be Heard
- TOURISM : Occupancy, Room Rate Gains Being Forecast for Hotels in County
- Company Town : What This Show Needs Are Awards : For a New Image, the Film Market Could Honor What Its Folks Do Best
- Live Entertainment to Sell Interest in VCL / Carolco
- Controversy Around ICN Chief Hits New Intensity : Management: Angry shareholders are calling for chairman's resignation in wake of insider trading allegations.
- BANKING & FINANCE
- A Purr-ty Good Time With Her Cat
- BOOK REVIEW / NOVEL : A Lively Life of Ups and Lots of Downs : LOSER DEALS <i> by Peter Viertel</i> ; Donald Fine $21.95, 240 pages
- Long Beach Shipyard Remains on Closure List : Defense: Point Mugu, Port Hueneme, Oakland facilities are not on roster of bases Pentagon will recommend for shutdown.
- Farrakhan Case Transcripts Sketch Malcolm X's Daughter
- HISTORY LESSONS? Len Wood & Associates of...
- U.S., China Locked in Bitter Fight Over Human Rights : Diplomacy: America and the EU lobby for a U.N. resolution critical of Beijing, which also seeks allies.
- State Grapples With Possible Misuse of Computer Voter Files : Information: Officials react to allegations involving Illinois firm and cite frustration about lack of policy.
- Trakh Says Old Days Tougher on Ladycats
- ORANGE COUNTY IN BANKRUPTCY : 2 Careers Caught in County Crisis : Terry C. Andrus: The county counsel has spent nearly all his adult life in government, working his way up the ranks to the top legal job and $114,732 salary.
- Directors of State Welfare Programs Assail GOP Plan : Legislation: They criticize elements directing how assistance would be disbursed. Republicans say administrators want tax dollars but with no strings.
- OTHER NEWS
- BANKING & FINANCE
- Fox Lays Out Its Defense in FCC Filing : TV: Network says it made clear in 1985 the funding role of Australian-based News Corp.
- K-Swiss Posts Increase in Earnings for Quarter, Year
- Pacific Rim Holding Reports Profit Turnaround
- Kenneth W. Cannestra, president of Lockheed Corp.'s...
- Publication Honors College Business Education Program
- DERIVATIVES STRIKE AGAIN : Collapse of Barings Has Mild Effect on Markets : Securities: But firm's loss of at least $800 million sparks further controversy over tightening derivatives controls.
- Orange County's Counsel to Leave Post : Bankruptcy: Terry Andrus will resign next month. Removal of auditor-controller is also sought by chief executive.
- 'The Truth Shall Set You Free' : Since telling the world that he has AIDS and detailing his dark childhood, Greg Louganis has heard all the criticism. How is the Olympic gold medalist enduring the maelstrom?
- 3D Systems' Net Down in Quarter, Up for Year
- WellPoint Acquires Health Care Firm in Texas
- Superior Industries Plans Joint Venture in Europe
- Middle Managers Find It's a Buyer's Market : With glut of job applicants, employers in many industries can afford to be choosier and do without headhunter firms.
- Amgen Calls Takeover Defense Move 'Prudent'
- Apple Settles Lawsuit Over Alleged RSI : Computers: But the company blames outside law firm's errors and says it will fight other cases.
- ENERGY
- $450-Million Deal to Give Samsung 40% of O.C.'s AST
- Regional View : East Europe P.D. Blues : Shorted on salaries, respect and even gasoline, many officers are quitting the force.
- VCNB in Oxnard Posts Modest 4th-Quarter Profit
- Salomon Revises '94 Loss Upward After Finding New Computer Error
- LABOR
- NEWS ANALYSIS : CEO Tries to Show Quick, Tough Action
- ORANGE COUNTY IN BANKRUPTCY : Children to Feel Pain of Budget Cuts, Staffers Say : Impact: County would not be able to respond to many cases of abuse, neglect and sexual molestation, social workers warn.
- At the Top of Her Class : Camarillo High honors students say Fran Berman, recipient of recent awards, is the school's toughest teacher. And they wouldn't have it any other way.
- High Court to Decide Whether Civil Rights Laws Protect Legal Aliens
- NEWS ANALYSIS : DERIVATIVES STRIKE AGAIN : Collapse at U.S. Firm Is Unlikely, Analysts Say : Securities: Regulators and banks believe controls here would prevent a debacle such as the one at Barings.
- Warrant Issued for Ex-Developer : Court: Donald Hill Williams Jr. reportedly ignored subpoena to testify in investors' case. His lawyer says he never got notice.
- Clinton Signs Order to Seek Child Support
