- Al Proves Them Wrong: You <i> Can </i> Go Home Again
- Perusing Peru's Incan History
- Bigger Than Ever : Pat Conroy follows up "Prince of Tides" with an even grander tale : BEACH MUSIC, <i> By Pat Conroy</i> (<i> Doubleday: $27.50; 640 pp.</i> )
- She Needs Place to Hold Court
- BOTTOM LINE : On the Sauce
- National Donor Pools for Organs, Marrow, Blood Are Small
- Squarely in the Center of the Welfare Storm
- Retro : Peter Bogdanovich's 'Paper' Cut
- 51 Arrested in Huntington Crackdown
- Knicks Moving to Plan B : Pro basketball: Daly scuttles hopes of getting the coach they wanted, but Nelson likely waiting in the wings.
- MY OWN COUNTRY: A Doctor's Story ...
- Setting Out to Sea in the Wake of Crisis
- WINDSOR HILLS : Blindness Foundation Expanding
- Little Kid Gets Hands on a Big Wheel
- REGION : Wilshire Red Line Extension Questioned
- 'Kramer vs. Kramer'
- And After Work, I Walked Home Barefoot in the Snow
- They're Gone, but Not Forgotten
- RADIO : How to Get a Direct Line to Talk Shows : Here's the way callers ought to be: Be brief, be prepared and be persistent if you want to get through to Limbaugh or other on-air hosts.
- FICTION
- THE SENSIBLE HOME : Fast-Heat Induction Cooktop Offers Advantages
- FICTION
- Goings-On in Old London : Fact and fiction blend in this tale of unsolved murder : THE TRIAL OF ELIZABETH CREE: A Novel of the Limehouse Murders, <i> By Peter Ackroyd (Nan A. Talese/Doubleday: $22; 261 pp.)</i>
- 1995 PREP BASEBALL ALL-STARS : Moreno-Orozco of Bell, South Gate's Ryan Honored
- O.C. Voters at Crossroads in Sales Tax Vote : Bankruptcy: Approval of sharply disputed measure Tuesday would accelerate recovery while defeat would send a strong message of distrust to elected officials, observers say.
- COUNTY GOVERNMENT : A Budget That Only Regionalists Dream Of
- Ex-Simpson Jurors' Views Differ Sharply : Publication: In book, Michael Knox says he is leaning toward a guilty verdict. But he adds that prosecutors have fumbled badly.
- Hand-Me-Down Teams a Bad Fit
- Strong 'Pulse'
- TOGETHER AGAIN: The Highwaymen--the country supergroup with...
- U.S., Japan Call in Top Trade Negotiators : Commerce: Two sides seek to avert sanctions but caution that 'vast differences' remain to be overcome.
- 18 Injured as Israeli Riot Police Break Up Palestinian Protests : Mideast: Demonstrators seek release of Arabs jailed by Israel. Issue may hurt talks on West Bank, elections.
- DOWNTOWN : Businesses Urged to Join Jobs Program
- LEIMERT PARK : Free Dance, Jazz Workshops Offered
- The Last Resort
- Class Projects
- PERSPECTIVE ON NUCLEAR TESTING : Stop the Rape of the South Pacific : France's intent to resume testing is an act of colonial aggression against the welfare of 28 million non-Europeans.
- Los Angeles Times Interview: Richard Armey : The House Minority Whip Battling Against the 'Prags' (for 'Pragmatists")
- Reverse Drug Sting on Costa Mesa Street Nets 21 Suspects
- Suburban Eden Becoming Wall-to-Wall Jumble of Homes, Cars : Colorado: Affluent fugitives from the city beset by problems they wanted to escape--along with a few new ones, such as dry wells and substandard roads.
- Residents Come Up Winners in 'Service Scavenger Hunt'
- Manassa Remembers Its Mauler's Day
- Getting His Kicks : Interim Coach Sampson Has U.S. National Soccer Team Scoring Goals in Bunches
- AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Yankees Win Third Game in a Row, 10-2
- Just Another Girl-Gets-Girl Story
- TENNIS / JULIE CART : Seles Might Return to the Tour at La Costa at the End of July
- THE WATERWORKS by E. L. Doctrow...
- Late Opening at Tuolumne Lodge
- the brains behind smart tv : How John Hendricks Is Helping Shape the Future of a More Intelligent World of Television
- STYLE / FASHION : TEEING OFF
- Minorities, Women Would Feel Pain of County Cuts : Budget: Latinos, blacks and Asian Americans are two-thirds of L.A. County work force.
- LOS ANGELES : Hillgreen Homeowners Want to Join the Beverly Hills Fold
- L.A.'s Hot Spot? Celeb Crime Tour
- Egyptian Journalists Cancel Strike
- BOOK REVIEW : Ideas Were Not Critic's Only Companion : EDMUND WILSON <i> by Jeffrey Meyers</i> ; Houghton Mifflin Co. $35, 483 pages
- 'Not in My Back Yard' Storage Reality
- Las Vegas Hits Jackpot as Top Retirement Spot
- In Yeltsin vs. Parliament, the Likely Loser Is Russia
- Empty Words Add Up to Empty Policy : The Clinton team suggests that today's world is too complex for a firm U.S. hand. Nonsense.
- Revisionist Leader's Property Seized Legally, Judge Rules
- Group Seeks Funding Source for Trails System to Link Cities
- Fund for Residents Near Canyon Dump Called Failure : Lake View Terrace: L.A. officials want to extend money payments to compensate for ill effects of the landfill. Support is divided by geography and income.
- The Road to Three-Pete May Go Through Agassi : Tennis: Seeking third straight Wimbledon title, Sampras is seeded No. 2 while Andre is No. 1.
- Nomo Fever Hits L.A. : Dodgers: He strikes out 13, throws two-hitter against Giants for his first shutout in majors, before sellout of 53,551.
- BASEBALL / STEVE HENSON : Mesa Took His Game to a New Level
- SOUNDTRACK REVIEW : 'Bridges' a Picture-Perfect Accompaniment
- PERFORMING ARTS : The Film-Fan Man : John Mauceri, with Hollywood Bowl Orchestra, is on a mission: to bring American movie and show music to a much wider audience.
- The Great American Nightmare : LAND OF OPPORTUNITY: One Family's Quest for the American Dream in the Age of Crack, <i> By William M. Adler (Atlantic Monthly Press: $22; 374 pp.)</i>
- Grand Texas, Grandeur of Yosemite
- Personalities of the Picaresque : Hidden parts of a woman come out in a crisis : SPLITTING, <i> By Fay Weldon (Atlantic Monthly Press: $21; 246 pp.)</i>
- Saving the NAACP : Myrlie Evers-Williams goes way back with the NAACP. Now that she's talen over, can she make it important again?
- Chilean General Sentenced in Italy Political Attack
- World IN BRIEF : BURUNDI : 15 Die as Ethnic Violence Escalates
- LOS ANGELES : Plan Would Let Public Comment by Computer
- Allen Foe Takes a More Outspoken Role : Assembly: Paula Boland, recently stripped of a key position, says she abandoned low-key style to fight hypocrisy and lack of leadership.
- 'Wrapped Reichstag' Survives Arson Attempt
- Party Days of Tappa Kegga Brew Are Over for UCLA Fraternities : Education: Rising fees, limits on alcohol use and changing student priorities have hit Greek societies hard.
- Let the States Decide on Driving 55 : Speed limit: The 1974 national law was an overreaction; legislation to repeal it is overdue.
- Ground Crews Prepare for Atlantis : Space shuttle: Specialists have the job of cooling down the orbiter, extracting the astronauts and getting the craft ready for transport.
- Point Mugu May Again Face Scrutiny Next Year : Military: Despite a possible '96 threat, experts believe the facility emerged stronger for surviving the tough inspection by the base-closing commission.
- FICTION
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- The Novel as Parade : An epic novel celebrates gay America--but is that good enough? : HOW LONG HAS THIS BEEN GOING ON? <i> By Ethan Mordden (Villard Books [Random House]: $25; 590 pp.)</i>
- Thin Tunnel Walls Found in 2nd Part of Subway System : Transit: Inspector's memo on Vermont Avenue construction warns about recurrence of problems. Metro Rail officials say repairs have already begun.
- Hot Properties : In New Rent Flare-Up, Landlords Charge Board With Revenge
- UCI Whistle-Blowers Reel From Fallout of Case : Medicine: Three women who lost jobs after accusing fertility clinic of misdeeds face the future with fear and uncertainty.
- Yosemite Tries to Deal With Its Popularity
- Some Japanese Americans Still in Reparations Battle : WWII: Many cases involve people who say they were hurt by actions other than internment.
- EAST LOS ANGELES : Mothers Group Awards Scholarships
- Foundry Worker Dies in Spray of Molten Iron
- Boom Business : Space shuttle: Ground crew at Edwards Air Force Base springs to action when orbiters must land in California.
- Driver Stops in Heavy Traffic, Kills Self
- Children's Workshop Focuses on Latinos : Summit: Activists, parents and educators discuss problems facing youths, such as high dropout rate, pregnancy, violence and poverty.
- Shutdown of Clinics May Pose Risk to Public Health : Medicine: Health officials warn that possible closures would harm county's ability to track and contain diseases.
- GOLF ROUNDUP : Norman Up by 3 Despite Down Finish
- Sanday Wins Amateur With 36th-Hole Birdie
- THEATER : A Little Touch of 'Nostalgia' Adds to Her Second Life : Yareli Arizmendi's return to Mexico for 'Like Water for Chocolate' inspires a solo stage work.
- COVER STORY : The Essence of It All : John Goodman, Malcolm-Jamal Warner, Sarah Jessica Parker, Kathleen Turner and Matthew Broderick aren't doing live theater for the perks. They're doing it for the rush.
- Aiming a Long Shot at the Green : Recreation: Tiny Atrigon Golf Inc. is hoping for a boost from its endorsement deal with top pro Nick Price in its drive to sell high-tech clubs.
- Keynesianism May Be Just What Wealthy Industrial Nations Need
- Raiders' Departure Has an Old-Fashioned Ring to It
- Add New Color to Summer Bed
- Photo Footwork
- 'Casablanca'
- THEATER : Trojan Women, Flamenco Style
- A summary of selected City Hall actions last week that affect the Westside. : CITY COUNCIL
- Trio Pay Price for Blowing Whistle at UCI
- Poles Battle to Preserve Historic Salt Mine : Wieliczka: The pit is a United Nations World Heritage site and a major tourist attraction. Artists have turned hollowed-out chambers into chapels, underground lakes and exhibition halls.
- Elephant School Is Not One to Forget : Animals: Keepers from around the world swap ideas and learn new techniques at sanctuary in Arkansas.
- Americans Retain Regard for U.N., Poll Shows
- CULVER CITY : Historic Plunge Opens for Summer
- THE NATION : AFFIRMATIVE ACTION : One Company's Story in Promoting Diversity
- Orange County Voices : OCTA's Sitting on a Pile of Cash in the County's Time of Need : Sell John Wayne Airport to the transportation authority and avoid a costly default.
- Cypress Voters See Dawning of a New Rage : Politics: Recall efforts target three council members and Assembly Speaker Doris Allen, bringing increasing rancor to the formerly placid community.
- LOCAL NOTES : SoCal Water Polo Team Wins 3 Titles at Regional
- Coleman Arrested After Police Dispute
- Chappell's Tennis Sojourn Ends at Door of Penthouse
- NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP : For Expos' Perez, It's Showtime in Shutout
- Johnson Mows Down Angels : Baseball: Seattle left-hander strikes out season-high 15 in 3-2 victory.
- ART : Exorcising the Ghosts of Art : X-rays of 'Blue Boy' and 'Pinkie' and other British masterpieces reveal ghost images and the choices the artists made while painting.
- POP MUSIC : Across Rock's Great Divide
- Destination: Guadeloupe : On these Leeward isles, the culture has touch of Europe, but the experience is hotly tropical
- PLANNING : City Council OKs Temple Expansion
- An Uneasy Mix of Two Worlds : Recreation: Some say a school's program bringing together children with gang members is an accident waiting to happen.
- USC : Union Workers Take Protest to Street
- SOUTH-CENTRAL : Free Workshop on Domestic Violence
- WESTLAKE : Community Center, Police Facility Opens
- Births
- Ex-Simpson Jurors' Views Differ Sharply : Conference: Willie Cravin calls D.A.'s case 'weak' and says glove demonstration undermined the impact of the DNA evidence.
- Working to Avoid an Explosive Fourth : Independence Day Has Been Marred for Two Years Running in Huntington Beach
- Orange County Voices : Forget a 'Bait and Switch' Raid on Measure M Money for County : Attempts to tap the transportation fund as the way out of bankruptcy will only deepen the disaster.
- This Champion Was a Real Bum : Jack Dempsey, the Man Who Inspired Boxing's First Million-Dollar Gate, Was Born 100 Years Ago
- With Sweep, Devils Do Have Their Day : Hockey: New Jersey's 5-2 victory completes Stanley Cup mastery and extends Detroit's drought.
- His Worst Enemy : Goran Ivanisevic Has Finished Second Twice at Wimbledon, but if He Can Overcome His Own Personality and Stop Beating Himself, This Year's Championship Could Be His
- OUT AND ABOUT : Authors Who Lunch
- REGION : MTA Provides Funds for Shuttle Service
- COMMITTING JOURNALISM: The Prison Writings of Red...
- More Bad Weather Forces Delay of Shuttle Liftoff
- That's a Wrap, Christo Says of the Reichstag : Germany: Workers endured a week of blustery winds and occasional drizzle to veil 101-year-old, war-scarred structure with 70 panels of lustrous silver fabric.
- Measure R: Referendum on O.C.'s Future
- POLITICS : Fueled by Moral Certainty, Abortion Fight Goes On
- Nice Guy Finishes Last : Elgin Baylor Hasn't Had Much Success With the Clippers, But Is That His Fault?
- Deal of the Week
- As Some Products Get Closer to Market, : Investment Dollars Are Harder to Find
- Attack Provokes Old City Violence
- STYLE / RESTAURANTS : FRANKLY FRENCH
- STATE OF MIND : Library of Commerce
- OD'D ON O.J. edited by Jerry...
- Youth Hostels in Distant Lands
- EAST LOS ANGELES : Meeting to Focus on Affirmative Action
- Mr. Smith Goes to the Redwoods
- Just in Case 'HIStory' Had Somehow Passed You By. . .
- Parents, Founder Rally to Help Save Co-Op School : Education: County shuts down The Extraordinary Place until it can comply with day-care and licensing rules. The Windsor Hills facility has operated since 1986.
- CRENSHAW : Award Winners Meet at T.H.E Clinic
- A Hole That Really Puts Golfers in One
- Armstrong Becomes Top Expansion Pick : NBA: Raptors take guard from Bulls. Massenburg also headed to Toronto while Lakers lose Harvey to Vancouver.
- Tchaikovsky Without the Theatrics
- KOREATOWN : Report on Project Available for Review
- O.C., Creditors Narrow Focus in New Draft of Debt Rollover Agreement
- Gephardt Blasts Decision to Honor Liddy : Media: The House minority leader says radio talk-show group's award 'is not only wrong, but outrageous.' He cites recipient's 'hateful speech.'
- Killers on Four Wheels : Communities must find better ways to keep drunk drivers off the road
- COUNTY REPORT: Poisoning the Pacific : Beach Health Law Ignored, State Warns : County Says It Has No Obligation to Post Signs Because It Doesn't Test Water
- Signs Point to Need for a Yes Vote on R : Other Remedies Are Not Enough to Solve Fiscal Crisis
- BASEBALL / ROSS NEWHAN : Drawing Fans Like Pulling Teeth for Innovative Padres
- Travolta Fumes Over Fancy Footwork
- POP MUSIC : Spinning in the Spotlight : Today's dance music is full of beats and blips but often lacks such established delivery systems as traditional musicians. As a result, deejays are taking center stage. And you thought they just spun records.
- Hey, Is This the Work of Some Joker?
- MAD AT MADONNA: Is Madonna on the...
- VIEW FROM WASHINGTON / ROBERT A. ROSENBLATT : When It Comes to Uncle Sam's Coffers, California Is Cash Loser
- THE BIZ : Toast of the Town
- Hijacker Used Clay, Water as Fake Weapons
- DOWNTOWN : New Center Pushes High-Tech Literacy
- WESTSIDE : Century Cites Cable Regulation for Layoffs
- The Family Channel offers three sun-and-fun flicks...
- <i> A behind-the-scenes look at Orange County's political life</i> : Congressman Cox Joins the Crowd of Politicians Voting No on Measure R
- Major Overhaul of Bus Routes Being Scheduled : Transportation: Proposed changes would cut or alter some lines, add service for South County. Hearing set for Monday.
- OXNARD : Girl, 2, Hospitalized After Being Hit by Car
- Notes about your surroundings
- Zoning Change Provides Boost for NoHo : Emergence of the arts district is one of the recent bright developments in the Valley
- THEATER NOTES : Fund-Raising With Boxes and Elevators
- MUSIC : Building a Better Bowl (Cont.) : At the renovated Hollywood Bowl, nearly all of the changes are behind the scenes. Now if they could just do something about those airplanes . . .
- Cypress Company Basks in Glow of Corey Pavin's Open Victory
- THE LOST DIARIES OF FRANS HALS ...
- The Tough Question Will Always Remain : Two People Forever Tied to the Manhattan Project Sift Through the Never-Ending Debate: Did We Have to Use the Bomb?
- EAST LOS ANGELES : Bilingual Aid Offered at New IRS Office
- A Regression in Time : Plunge off a bridge lands photographer in wartime India : LOOKING THROUGH GLASS, <i> By Mukul Kesavan (Farrar, Straus & Giroux: $25; 374 pp.)</i>
- James K. Batten, 59; Former Head of Knight-Ridder Newspapers
- Rio Police Seek Hit Men in Arms Dealer's Murder
- RSVP / THE SOCIAL CITY : Not Your Regular Safari
- Compensation for Residents Near Dump Called Failure
- O.C. Woman Named to Parole Authority
- OXNARD : District's New High School Is Dedicated
- Harold C. Warner; Thousand Oaks Chef
- Boland Leads GOP Attack on Allen : Politics: Valley assemblywoman steps to the forefront of efforts to bring about ouster of Speaker.
- GOP's Welfare Proposal Threatens Job Skills Program : At Mission College, counselors offer help finding work as well as providing training and support services. In the end, many find independence.
- Budgetary Deja Vu for Newly Hired L.A. County Worker : Jobs: Maxine Schmidl was laid off when red ink engulfed O.C. government. She fears a replay up north.
- COMMENTARY : Strawberry's Now a Suspect, Not a Prospect
- U OUGHTA BE IN PICTURES: U2's been...
- The Waiting Game : O.C. Woes Push Some Vendors to the Edge
- A Kaleidoscopic Life : From naughty school boy to reclusive squire : EVELYN WAUGH: A Biography, <i> By Selina Hastings (Houghton Mifflin: $40; 724 pp.)</i>
- California Builders Dominate Gold Nugget Competition
- WILSHIRE : Lecture to Explore Anti-Muslim Feelings
- Man Blows Off Fingers in Firecracker Accident
- 60 Inmates Brawl at Jail Complex
- Theft Keeps a Lid on City's Recycling Funds : A determined effort is needed to stop the pirating of trash
- Splash Wins at Less Than Full Strength : Soccer: Even though three starters are out, team rallies in fourth quarter to beat the Sockers, 8-5, at San Diego.
- BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : ANGELS : Anderson Worth More Than One Look
- WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE: The True Life...
- Weekend Escape: San Francisco : SOMA (So much Art, So Little Time) : It used to be downtown and declasse, but new South-of-Market thrums to a hip, artistic beat
- L.A. SPEAK : Cross Purposes: What the Puzzle-Makers Say
- On View : The Statler Brothers: Tried, True and No. 1 on TNN
- Butterfly Room a Place Where Dying Children Can Fly : Hospice: University of Texas offers an alternative to cramped, noisy intensive care units, and a chance to die in peace, surrounded by loved ones.
- A summary of selected City Hall actions last week that affect central Los Angeles. : CITY COUNCIL
- SHOWS FOR YOUNGSTERS AND THEIR PARENTS TOO : Listen up, parents: two experts in the field have some free advice
- A Drop in the Bucket : There is a Chronic Need for Latino Blood Donors, but Red Cross Efforts to Get More Volunteers to Roll Up Their Sleeves Have Had Limited Success
- BEVERLYWOOD : Hamilton Sophomore Wins Scholarship
- SANTA MONICA : 2 Schools Draw Praise, Honors for Excellence
- Exploring Myths of Affirmative Action : USC sociology professor's study of black women in the labor force may serve to enlighten combatants on both sides of a divisive issue.
- Forget Paris? <i> Mais Non!</i>
- COLUMN ONE : Rebuilding Eyes, Limbs--and Lives : New medical techniques and Oklahoma City's sophisticated health care system are helping injured blast survivors recover.
- Illuminating, Heartfelt Look at Latino Life : 'My Family/Mi Familia' should be viewed by anyone interested in the immigrant experience, so central to the culture of our state.
- Poisoning The Pacific : POLLUTION STREAMS DOWN VENTURA COUNTY WATERWAYS
- New Councilman Zeros In on Cost-Cutting Measures : Burbank: Bob Kramer pushes for changes meant to save the public money, from a review of utility rates to lower copying fees.
- Disputes Over Barking Are Dog-Eat-Dog : Law: L.A. animal regulation officials call warring neighbors into hearings to find solutions. Many complaints have little to do with pets.
- On View : Summer Exposure
- In Norway, Snowballs Have Chance as Hell Freezes Over : Tourism: In modern Norwegian, town's name means "luck." But locals know the name has a devilish ring in English.
- Reaching Out for Virtual Therapy
- CHESS : INTERNATIONAL NEWS
- Faithful to the Cause of Religion in Albania : Ministry: Santa Ana priest faces a daunting task in once-atheist nation. Progress is slow but meaningful.
- 'Othello'
- THE NATION : THE CULTURE WARS : Tolerance? Social Justice? Gays See Rubber Gloves
- A Tiny Survivor's Story of Healing and Pain
- Stiff Sentences Justified for Worst Taggers : Multiple incidents of the ugly, demoralizing vandalism warrant prosecution as a felony
- Ducks Redux : Plaque, Statue Unveiled to Honor Birds Slain by Game Officials
- MOTOR RACING
- TENNIS / SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA JUNIOR SECTIONAL INVITATIONAL : Abrams, Three Others From County Advance to Finals
- PREP BASKETBALL / SUMMER ALL-STAR CLASSIC : County Team Stands Tall in Victory Over San Diego
- Pazienza Lets Devastating Jones Get Him Down and Finally Out : Boxing: Commanding super-middleweight champion is never threatened in gaining sixth-round TKO.
- STYLE / DESIGN : FUN HOUSE : Two Artists Pack Their Sleek Home With Fanciful Furnishings and a Sense of Humor
- Grover Lewis: An Appreciation
- Road Trip for Real Fans : Looking for the lost innocence of baseball? Try a stadium-to-stadium tour of the California League, where the seats are cheap, the players are up close and the barbecue is mouthwatering.
- Thanks for the Use of the Hall, <i> Two poems by Grover Lewis</i>
- Homecoming : Paying a Poignant Visit to Refugees' Way Station
- Tiny Hospital Searches for Clues as Death Stalks Intensive Care Unit : Indiana: In a 22-month period, 147 patients died, and the same nurse attended 130 of them. Anonymous letter spurred investigation.
- War Buddies Renew Bonds 50 Years Later : Reunion: Each had feared the other was dead. Efforts to find one another pay off after a frustrating half-century of looking.
- Jerry Fairbanks; Oscar Winner, TV Pioneer
- Focus : Taking Aim at History : DOCUMENTARY EXAMINES HOW THE U.S. MILITARY TREATED GAYS DURING WORLD WAR II
- Nuclear Waste Pile Grows as Hunt for a Storage Site Drags On : Radiation: Deadly refuse is produced at a rate of 2,000 tons a year. But U.S. has yet to find a location for interim storage, and its program to build a permanent burial site is in jeopardy.
- THE SUNDAY PROFILE : On the Defensive : Amid both political and public turmoil, NRA chief Wayne LaPierre has stood fast. But the : strains of combat--from within as well as without--are showing.
- THE LAPD : Council's Action Ensures a One-Term Police Chief
- LITTLE TOKYO : Exhibit Seeks Nikkei Vets' War Medals
- Methamphetamine Use Picking Up Speed in West, Officers Say : Drugs: A home-brew concoction, also known as crank, is becoming the cocaine of the '90s, according to police. With roots in California, it has spread into Oregon, Washington and Arizona.
- Popejoy's Tempest Becomes a Tangent : County CEO's Ill-Timed Attack on Stanton Only Detracts From Recovery Efforts
- 'Taste' Sensations : Record Crowds Flock to Irvine to Feast on Cornucopia of Cuisines
- Family Awaits the Release of Nixon's Nephew in Cuba
- Bus Route Changes
- La Conchita Residents Lobby for Study to Shore Up Hillside
- Colorado Mining Town Lures Retirees to New Heights : Rocky Mountains: Lake City is truly inhospitable. Nonetheless, growing numbers of elderly flock there for the 'thrill of it.'
- HOLLYWOOD PARK : Soviet Problem, Abaginone Could Strike a Match
- Study Pulls Alarm on Smoky Air in Las Vegas Casino : Health: Odds are, carbon dioxide levels from cigarettes exceed federal guidelines in most casinos, researchers say.
- From Here to Utopia : Looking back at the magic of the New York World's Fair of 1939 : 1939: THE LOST WORLD OF THE FAIR, <i> By David Gelernter (The Free Press: $23; 375 pp.)</i>
- California--Ruby Huber, Culver City: "Deer Creek Inn,...
- Discount Turf on Newport Beach Surf
- Patient Loses Part of Healthy Brain in Surgeon's Error
- Four Star Films : 'Jaws'
- Oh Baby, What A Mess Parents Make! : Can't someone bring some common sense to custody cases?
- DOWNTOWN : Adult Classes Offer Citizenship Guidance
- Star Treatment : ROLLING OUT THE RED CARPET FOR THE SHUTTLE
- Doctors Suspect Illnesses Linked to Polluted Waters Off County's Coast
- THE NBA / MARK HEISLER : Trades Could Become the Talk of a Wide-Open Draft
- No Bad Attitudes Allowed
- Al proves them wrong: You can go home again
- Smokers Rebel
- Rebuttals to the View That Biotech Is Unregulated and Inhumane
- MEAN TO MEANS
- Kudos for Commentary on Breakup of LAUSD
- CHECK THE FUNDAMENTALS
- James K. Batten, 59; Former Head of Knight-Ridder Newspapers
- 'Casper' Tale Is One of Luck and Timing, but Certainly Not Chutzpah
- Vasquez No Leader
- Sewer Use Not Free for La Crescenta, Tujunga
- Pipeline Safety Rule Doesn't Make Sense
- Christian Business Groups Questioned
- COMBING COX
- How About a Brochure on Stay-at-Home Childbirth? They Could Throw in a Coupon
- Computer Glitch
- BREWPUBLICITY
- MERCHANT AND IVORY
- Low Wages Resulted in Crowded Home
- Education: College President's Selection
- ETHNIC REPORTERS AND LITERARY HEROES
- Flaw in Managed-Care Concept: 'Gatekeepers' Are Already Passe
- the brains behind smart tv : How John Hendricks Is Helping Shape the Future of a More Intelligent World of Television
- Proposed Community Doesn't Fit In
- Beach District Power Stems From Unity
- Electric Pickups: If Others Can Do It at a Lower Cost, Why Can't Ford?
- Proposed Fire Department Cuts
- Cemetery's War Memorial Wins Praise
- Party Distinctions
- Cellular Antennas