- After 9 Years, Detective Helps Catch His Man : Arrest: Suspect in rape and slaying of 3-year-old North Hollywood girl is captured in Mexico.
- VENTURA : Government Center Hit by Power Outage
- Corkum, Krygier Sign Multiyear Contracts With Ducks
- JAZZ REVIEWS : First-Rate Sidemen Help Make Kyle Eastwood's Day
- Nation IN BRIEF : MAINE : Vitamin Deficiency Tied to Heart Ills
- Central Los Angeles : City Rejected Coyote Plan
- Budget May Soften Cuts in Welfare : Finance: More aid is sought for L.A. County as final deal on a state spending plan eludes lawmakers and governor. Senate OKs bill to boost minimum wage next year.
- Bush Warns Against U.S. Isolation
- CONGRESS : GOP Plan Would Deny Social Benefits to Some New Citizens
- Connors Given a Wild-Card Berth to Play in Infiniti Open at UCLA
- Biopool Develops Test for Heart Attack, Stroke Risk
- Advanced Logic Research Inc.: The Irvine manufacturer...
- Company Town
- Oxnard Guide Seeks to Lure Meetings, Tours
- Blazing New Trails : As Mountain Bike Market Reaches a Plateau, Makers Shift Technological Efforts Into High Gear
- Body Watch : SOME SOUND ADVICE
- People
- Woodland Hills : Councilwoman Plans Visit to Senior Center
- WORLD SPORTS SCENE : Seeing His World Record Broken Hasn't Been Much Fun for Banks
- LTC Properties Reports Profit Jump to $5.2 Million
- 3M Camarillo Named Employer of the Year
- 1989 Limits on Minority Hiring Hit Cities Hard : Affirmative action: Contracts for some firms dried up in San Diego. Stories of municipalities may foreshadow effect of new U.S. Supreme Court decision.
- Countywide : Namihas Retrial Date Set
- WASHINGTON : Mme. Chiang Pays Call
- A Justice Who Judges by Law, Not Sociology : Clarence Thomas rightly reasons that being more equal is as wrong as being less equal.
- Southeast : Gas Company Showcase Is Part Space Age, Part Scrap Yard
- MDC Research Leases Manufacturing Center
- Inexact Predictions Take Earnings Toll on Great Western : Banking: The big S & L's profits in the second quarter fall as a result of an interest rate decline that was slower than expected.
- LTC Properties Acquires 7 Skilled Nursing Facilities
- Walking the Line on Abuse : Garment Strikers Say U.S. Labor Laws Don't Work
- TRADE
- A Love for His Craft : O.C. Restorer Puts Neglected Wooden Boats Back in Shipshape
- THE O.J. SIMPSON MURDER TRIAL
- Salvadorans March to Protest Arrest of 16 Called Vigilantes
- Clinton Hints of Veto, 'Train Wreck' on Spending Bill : Budget: President seeks compromise on education, job training, Medicare, welfare. Comments meant to pressure GOP.
- LAGUNA HILLS : City Mulls Plan to Ban Camping
- ANAHEIM : U.S. Official Critical of School Lunch Plan
- RSVP : Blessing Cars? You Can't Be Too Careful
- OAK PARK : Haines Seeks Post on Advisory Council
- South Bay : Brouhaha Over Coffee Bar
- Lawyer Brings Shoes to Inmate, but Deputies Find Pot in Them
- Cybernetics Products Inc.: The Santa Ana manufacturer...
- Zenith Insurance Buys Back 1 Million Shares
- Imperial Credit Industries Inc.: The Newport Beach...
- Brokers Optimistic as Commercial Market Firms
- Look-Alike Sun Also Rises
- Market Focus : Sheer Loyalty Keeps One Bank Afloat in China : Even after the Communist takeover, Xu Chunrong stayed on. He's still on watch as international investors stream back.
- Market Scene : French Liquor Scion Prospers by Striking Out on His Own : Andre Cointreau cooks up new profits from century-old Cordon Bleu school.
- LIMA : No. 2 for Fujimori
- SANTA ANA : Schools May Seek U.S. Funds to Hire 3 Police
- Mayor Names UCLA Law Professor to Head Ethics Panel
- State Cuts $300,000 From D.A. Funding
- Next L.A. / A look at issues, people and ideas helping to shape the emerging metroplis : Airport Funds Study of Fighting Noise With Noise
- Hospital Loses Round in Bid to Get Clients From County : Health care: Community Memorial says it should be getting many of the paying patients who receive treatment at the public medical center. A court battle continues.
- Cowboys' Legacy : Simi Council Considering Landmark Status for Corriganville Movie Ranch
- Man Held in Stalking of Actress
- This Wilson's a Beach Boy Too : Roller hockey: Los Angeles Blades' star and would-be surfer finds Pacific rollers as challenging as those at Forum.
- Men's, Women's Tennis Events to Merge
- BASEBALL DAILY REPORT : DODGERS : Candiotti Still Loves Indians
- Circle Jerks Finally Get Timing Right : Pop music: Interest in punk rock was low when the band started. But that's changed now, and the group is cashing in on its past with a Mercury Records debut and a tour.
- Flights of Freedom and Imagination : Art: Ilya Kabakov survived the 'fence of communism' in Russia to become a world-recognized figure. His works are on view in Santa Monica through Aug. 12.
- ATHLETICS : CEO Carries Flame of Desire to Paralympics : Santa Barbara athlete leads group organizing Atlanta events. He credits sports for his mental recovery after train accident.
- Israel Bus Blast Kills 6, but Peace Talks Aren't Derailed : Mideast: Negotiations are suspended after attack that also wounds 32 people, but Rabin vows they will continue.
- Forging a New Life : Oklahoma Blacksmith Finds Pleasant Niche at Mission San Juan Capistrano
- Southeast : MAYORAL BLOW
- ORANGE COUNTY ALMANAC : Water Everywhere, Nowhere
- Next L.A. / A look at issues, people and ideas helping to shape the emerging metropolis
- DANA POINT : Hennessey's to Open Restaurant in Plaza
- Calabasas : Residents Divided Over Ban on Skating
- Informed Opinions on Today's Topics : Must Public Sector Still Serve the Sick?
- County May Begin Warning Public of Ocean Pollution After Sewage Spills
- Bill Easing LAUSD Breakup Gets Final Legislative OK
- Sales Are Slow for PGA Tickets
- Weekend Box Office : No Record but Still a Good Weekend
- * Doug Carter has been promoted to...
- Rainbow Technologies Inc.: The Irvine software protection...
- Study Finds Big Gaps in Savings for Retirement : Personal wealth: Disparity between richest and poorest in U.S. is stark, disparities by ethnic group even more pronounced.
- ENERGY
- Bosnia Enclave of Bihac Faces 3-Way Siege
- NEWS ANALYSIS : GOP's Lid on Medicare Proposals May Backfire : Congress: Secrecy surrounding Republican reforms is reminiscent of Democrats' doomed efforts last year. Support of wary public for cost cuts needed.
- Obituaries : * Orba Lee Davidson; Retired Peace Officer
- Three Cypress Officials Blast Group Seeking Their Recall
- YORBA LINDA : Design Contract OKd for Imperial Highway
- HUNTINGTON BEACH : Building Project Tearing Up Neighbors
- AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Yankees Win Sixth in a Row
- BASEBALL DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE MAJOR LEAGUES : Doctor Prescribes Rest for Rijo
- U.S. Court Upholds Voter Law : Appeals: Judges rule Congress can impose registration rules. Gov. Wilson had challenged 'motor voter' legislation as violation of states' rights.
- Ex-Officer Suspected in Robberies Slain : Crime: Medal of Valor winner was wanted for a string of bank holdups. He was shot in a shopping center parking lot as he tried to flee FBI agents, authorities say.
- OXNARD : Parks Offer Programs for Campers Ages 7-12
- South Bay : MONEY HUNT
- 39% Leap in Building Permits Not as Cheery as It Sounds
- Brokerage Asks Court to Dismiss O.C. Lawsuit : Bankruptcy: Merrill Lynch argues that the county did not own the investment-pool securities in question.
- France's Resumption of Nuclear Testing Could Have Investment Impact
- Company Town : Can Sony TV's Chief Tune His Style to the New Job? : Television: Jon Feltheimer, called a natural as head of production, must adapt to a more strategic post.
- Ventura County Bancorp Reports $524,000 Profit
- REAL ESTATE
- Lawmaker Charges Philip Morris Tracked Children, Students as Potential Smokers
- June Jobless Rate in O.C. Drops to 5.5%
- Westside : ICE CAPADES
- THE COUNTY BUDGET CRISIS : 100 Olive View Workers Stage Protest : Health care: Demonstration at hospital in Sylmar is seen as a last-ditch bid to save jobs before cutbacks are decided on.
- Friday Deadline for College Registration
- HOLLYWOOD PARK : Stevens Goes to the Whip at Finish, Riding Five Winners on Closing Day
- PRO FOOTBALL DAILY REPORT : AFC : Patriots Hurting at Linebacker
- Homecoming for Hershiser
- Dodgers Not About to Gloat : Baseball: Team in subdued mood after escaping with a 6-5 victory over Astros.
- DANCE REVIEW : First-Rate Kaleidoscope in a First Visit
- TELEVISIONIt's Not Miller Time: Dennis Miller's...
- Superstar Investor to Scale Back on Macro-Market Bets : Investing: George Soros says broad positions will no longer be allocated equally among his four major funds.
- Advantage Life Products Inc.: The Irvine company...
- OCTA Votes to Continue Light-Rail Study : Transportation: Supervisor Silva's move to divert funds toward county bankruptcy recovery, backed by several members of the public, is rejected 9 to 2.
- Westside : Legacy of Amelia Earhart Endures in Women's Air Race
- Brian Spilman has been named project manager...
- U.S. Rejects EU's Deal on Opening Financial Markets
- Richey Electronics Inc.: The Garden Grove components...
- HEALTH CARE
- EARNINGS : Big Oil Companies Report Sharply Higher Profits in the Second Quarter
- RETAILING
- Newspapers Help Vancouver's Chinese Feel at Home : Media: Chinese-language dailies, radio and TV stations flourish, thanks to heavy immigration from Hong Kong and Taiwan.
- Two of Keating's Former Executives Kill Themselves
- EARNINGS : CalFed's 2nd-Quarter Net Income Doubles : Thrifts: The results reflect a decline in operating and general expenses and stable loan quality.
- PairGain Technologies Inc.: The Tustin telecommunications company...
- AEROSPACE
- Company Town : Staggs and Murphy Promoted at Disney
- Verdugo Bank Nets $170,500 for 2nd Quarter
- Next Step : Stout Hearts Lend Guinness Distinctive, Heady Aura : Worldwide outlook for the nearly black brew with the rich, creamy foam remains favorable.
- COLUMN ONE : Beer Battle Brewing in China : Clydesdales are in, cowboys are out as Anheuser-Busch tries to market an American icon in a very un-American land. Brewery king hopes to beat foreign rivals to quenching nation's thirst.
- Bill Easing LAUSD Breakup OKd
- Glendale Studies Ways to Ease Preservation Law : Development: Officials weigh changes that would make it easier for owners of historic buildings to modify their properties.
- IRVINE : Window Blinds' Cord Suffocates 16-Month-Old
- Health Crisis Report: Lots of Open Questions : OK for now, but it doesn't do much for systemic change
- He'll Probably Move the Team to a New Town Next Week, Too
- BASEBALL DAILY REPORT : ANGELS : Owen to Test Shoulder in Class-A Ball
- ALBUM REVIEW / POP : A Reckless, Refreshing Return : CIRCLE JERKS "Oddities, Abnormalities and Curiosities" <i> Mercury</i> ** 1/2
- Ceradyne Inc.: The Costa Mesa manufacturer of...
- First Interstate Honored as United Way Donor
- * Litton Systems Inc. of Woodland Hills...
- Toshiba America Information Systems Appoints 2 Executives
- Charter Pacific Bank Quarterly Earnings Up
- MDC Research Ltd. to Open Ventura Plant
- LAUGH LINES : Jokes
- Body Watch : No Wonder Kids Are Always Saying They're Hungry
- NEWS ANALYSIS : Peace Talks, Not Israeli Citizens, Were Target of Blast
- WORLD REPORT PROFILE : Alfonso Valdivieso : COLOMBIA'S POPULAR PROSECUTOR : Soft-spoken lawyer carries a big stick in the battle against drug corruption, defying threats on his life.
- Body Watch : Baby Bodywork : With whispering fingertips, therapists say they can heal chronic problems in little ones--from colic to irritability. It's called craniosacral therapy and some say it's the perfect therapy.
- Body Watch : TIDBITS : Medical Costs Deter Men
- Legislature Deals Blow to Rent Control
- ANAHEIM : Community Program Funding Vote Due
- With Computers, the Best Teacher May Be a Student : Next L.A. / A look at issues, people and ideas helping to shape the emerging metropolis
- TOXIC DISCHARGES
- Former IRS Agent Can Testify for Fleiss Defense, Judge Rules
- Investors to Get New Information on Fund Expenses
- EARNINGS : SunAmerica Turns In Record Performance
- Fairness of Health Care Deal Questioned : Mergers: Department of Corporations makes it clear it expects changes in structure of WellPoint-Health Systems deal.
- Tijuana Journalist, Father of Slaying Victim, Wounded in Ambush
- HIRED GUN: Dipping into his scientific expertise,...
- THE O.J. SIMPSON MURDER TRIAL : Shapiro, Magazine Request Dismissal of Suit
- Snapshots of Bosnia: Gutted Homes, Invisible Enemies, Everyday Stress
- A Tale of Two Cities
- NEWPORT BEACH : Speakers to Debate Affirmative Action
- SURFING : Surfing Mom Mearig Making Comeback
- Tobacco Company Opponents Tackle the Smokeless Industry
- Biotechnology Firm's Sales, Profits Jump
- Despite Woes of 'Waterworld,' Big Movies Won't Dry Up
- * Utility Power Group of Chatsworth won...
- Gannett to Buy Multimedia for $1.7 Billion : Media: The publisher of USA Today will pay cash for the firm best known for such TV shows as 'Donahue' and 'Sally Jessy Raphael.'
- Micom's Net Income Drops to $1.37 Million in Quarter
- Varco International Inc.: The Orange manufacturer of...
- A Populist Architect Puts His Personal Stamp on Texas : Design: The Ballpark in Arlington is the latest high-profile creation of prolific David Schwarz, whose work is ubiquitous in Fort Worth.
- Whittaker Electronic Wins $7.1-Million NATO Contract
- Banc One Bid for Bank of Boston Ended : Mergers: Withdrawal of $5-billion offer marks third aborted deal for bank. Talks may continue.
- Company Town : DOMESTIC MARKET SHARE
- IndeNet, Channelmatic Test Digital Video Successfully
- Design Firm Honored for Foundation Report
- Plasma & Materials Plans Stock Offering
- Rockford's New Stock Climbs 9.7%
- Wyle Electronics Reports Rise in 2nd-Quarter Profit
- Electric-Vehicle Firms See Spark of Hope Ahead : Technology: Companies are optimistic although the cars, trucks, buses, scooters and bicycles now don't make much money.
- Fertility Fallout : It's the Latest Controversy in Assisted Reproductive Medicine: The Science of Egg Donation . . . and the Tactic of Soliciting Childless, College-Age Women as Donors
- Downsizing Is a Fact of Life--Prepare for It : Jobs: Layoffs are an unfortunate reality in today's corporate America. It's best not to be caught off guard.
- A New Set of Problems
- Speaking of : Worldwide Hazards of Childbirth
- Stingrays' Presence Being Felt
- Aerospace Workers Landing New Careers : Education: Laid-off engineers and scientists are being retrained to teach math and science.
- ORANGE : School District OKs Teachers Contract
- BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : ANGELS : Owen to Test Shoulder in Class-A Ball
- PRO FOOTBALL DAILY REPORT : NFC : Morton Finds Niche With Lions
- U.S. OLYMPIC FESTIVAL : Sailor Faced Upwind Struggle to Return to Sport
- 'Class Photo' Puts Hope and Despair Into Focus
- The Point Isn't Just African Art, but How It's Perceived
- MINOR LEAGUE NOTEBOOK / South Atlantic : Najera's Bonus Is Strong Recovery From Elbow Surgery
- TELECOMMUNICATIONS : House Leaders Move on Telecom Reform : Congress: Vote is near on package ending government role in policing competition.
- White House to Target Vietnam and Neighbors for U.S. Exports : Asia: List identifies countries deemed to have the biggest potential to buy American goods.
- COMPANY TOWN ANNEX
- TELECOMMUNICATIONS : Local Phone Deregulation Set for Jan. 1 in California
- Eltron International Moves to Simi Valley
- Japan Can't Agree on Need for New Cabinet : Asia: Murayama and coalition partners waffle after election shows they are supported by only 20% of voters. It is the worst turnout in history.
- VENTURA : Auto Racing Plans Will Be Unveiled
- Valleywide : State Controller Urges Government Reform
- Countywide : Enrollment Nears for Rancho Santiago
- THE COUNTY BUDGET CRISIS : A Test of Character : Probation Officer Is Among Those Facing Demotions, Layoffs
- Sherman Oaks : Prospects Bright for Renewing Boulevard
- Greasing the Skids for Oil-Rich Dictator : U.S. rightly considers an economic boycott to force change in Nigeria
- Indians Give Angels a Look at Their Best : Baseball: Cleveland jumps to five-run lead before California fights back to tie. But Lee Smith loses game in 10th, 9-7.
- Men's, Women's Tennis Events to Merge
- Blacks Find Support in Sports but Not as Scholars
- Yeltsin Sneaks Out of Hospital, Names Guard to Top Post
- Jury in Bryant Case Asks Death Penalty for Pair : Courts: Family leader Stanley Bryant and employee Donald Smith show no reaction as verdicts are read.
- Question: A 1988 Cal State Northridge study...
- Men's, Women's Tournaments to Merge
- Indians Show Angels They Also Can Hit : Baseball: Cleveland jumps to 6-1 lead before California fights back to make it 7-7 after nine innings.
- Indians Give Angels a Look at Their Best : Baseball: Cleveland jumps to a five-run lead, California fights back to tie, then loses, 9-7, in the 10th.
- Regional Outlook : 'Dirty War' Debate Refuses to Die : Human rights abuses are being forgiven but not forgotten in Latin America.
- FINANCIAL MARKETS : Tech Issues, Bonds Lead a Rebound
- PLO Chief's Wife Gives Birth to a Girl
- Davstar Ltd. Buys Allstate; Acquisition Is Firm's 3rd in 9 Months
- The Genius That Was Will Rogers : Tribute: Can it be 60 years since he died? It seems like just yesterday that he was spinning tales for the common man.
- Mysterious Deaths Finally Add Up to Murder Case : Family: Man got sympathy after wife, two children died. But apparent suffocation of his mother left new evidence.
- SIMI VALLEY : Breast Cancer Clinic Has Helped 4,500
- Work on Museum at Pierce Farm to Begin
- Garden Grove : Appeal Planned Over Eatery Permit Denial
- GARDEN GROVE : Man Dies in Crash on 19th Birthday
- BUENA PARK : City Joins Alliance to Sue Merrill Lynch
- San Gabriel Valley : BIG-TIME POLITICS
- O.C. ART REVIEW : 'Western' Goes in the Wrong Direction
- JAZZ REVIEWS : The Less She Strained, the Moore She Pleased
- ANGEL NOTEBOOK : Hitters Learn the Secret Is Not to Back Off
- Kidnap Victim's Hidden Gun Slays Abductor
- Media : Neo-Nazi Tests Denmark's Defense of Free Speech : American Gary Lauck, the 'Farm-Belt Fuhrer,' awaits extradition to Germany for peddling Nazi paraphernalia and periodicals.
- Funding Urged to Buy Libraries More Time : Spending: Supervisors meeting today to trim $19 million from the county budget will weigh proposal to allocate $1 million to keep system running until March.
- Riordan Pressed to Dump Commissioner : City Hall: Councilman Holden has a public confrontation with Civil Service panelist Joe Gelman, who is leading a statewide anti-affirmative action drive.
- North Hollywood : Woman Dies After Car Is Rear-Ended
- San Gabriel Valley : Group Meets a Tax It Likes
- Jesse Jackson Teams With Union to Fight County Layoffs
- Lake View Terrace : Lawmakers Call for Closing Lopez Dump
- OP PRO SURFING CHAMPIONSHIPS : She Looks as If She Never Left : Women: Kim Mearig, who took time off to have a family, comes out of retirement and fares well in first round.
- How to Drop the Big One : Movies: Disney makes a leap of faith with 'Free Willy' director Simon Wincer--and two life-like, animatronic elephants--in 'Operation Dumbo Drop.'
- Panel Urges 'Czar' for County Health System : Finances: Task force says closing County-USC would create 'irreversible damage.' It urges shutting 30 of 45 treatment centers and clinics instead.
- SIMI VALLEY : Council Votes to End State of Emergency
- Growing Weekend Crowds Overwhelm School Officials : Recreation: As concerns at Isbell Middle mount over inappropriate behavior and trash, the district this week will consider locking gates.
- Help Thy Neighbor : Society must help those suffering from work stress, job losses and budget cuts
- San Fernando Valley : Fight Against Development's Skating Ban Gathers Speed
- Clinic Chief Lashes UCI in Legal Reply : Courts: Dr. Ricardo Asch's attorney maintains the university sued his client and two other fertility specialists to cover up its own flaws.
- Unemployment in County Dips to 6.8% : Labor: The rate for June drops from May's 7.1%, and the work force expands. Manufacturing and government show the biggest increases in jobs.
- The Sweet Smell of Cerritos : The master-planned city, established in 1956 by dairymen, is a paradigm of the successful community, from its wide range of ethnic groups to its robust financial base.
- Kings' Hiring of Robinson Now 'Appears Imminent'
- NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Rookie Pitcher Upstages Sanders' Debut
- WILLIAMSBURG : Gore for the Defense
- Body Watch : Link Found Between Race, Doctors
- A Wild Bunch Hogs the Streets of D.C. on Harleys
- TransWorld Bancorp Posts $982,000 Profit in Quarter
- Environment : Animal Subtraction : Colombia's wildlife has been devastated by smuggling of endangered species. Now drug traffickers have entered the lucrative trade.
- Jury Convicts N.Y. Teen-Ager of Killing Mission Viejo Man
- IRVINE : Two New Schools to Open in 1998
- Drug Lord, Employee Get Death in 1988 Ambush That Killed 4
- 1 Man Fatally Stabbed, 1 Injured Outside Bar
- Riordan Names Law Professor to Head Powerful Ethics Panel : Politics: Van Nuys resident Raquelle de la Rocha, 37, joins list of L.A. mayor's appointees from the San Fernando Valley.
- Economic Profile
- Sports Center Seems Like a Winning Idea
- Budget, Tax Cut
- * Webster Engineering Co. of Camarillo won...
- Hayden on MTA Subway Project
- * Hydro Mill Co. of Chatsworth won...
- Investors to Get New Information on Fund Expenses
- THE O.J. SIMPSON MURDER TRIAL : Transcripts Give Details of 'Juror Revolt' : Simpson trial: Third set of documents released by Judge Ito show some panelists cried after three deputies were reassigned for allegedly favoring white members. One woman said the officers 'got a raw deal.'
- Jacques Chirac
- Loopholes in Medi-Cal Rules
- '89 Ruling Led to Sharp Drop in Cities' Hiring of Minority Firms : Affirmative action: Contracts dried up after San Diego curbs were put in place. Stories of municipalities may offer lessons on effect of recent high court decision.
- * Crane Hydro Aire of Burbank won...
- Design for Safe Living : Architects and police are working hand in hand to plan housing that deters crime but doesn't feel fortress-like. Often, cheap and simple changes work better than bars and alarms. : Next L.A. / A look at issues, people and ideas helping to shape the emerging metropolis
- * Whittaker Co. of Simi Valley won...
- Flag-Burning
- Farm Workers
- * International Precision Inc. of Chatsworth won...
- * King Nutronics Co. of Woodland Hills...
- City Out of Touch on Library Tax Plan
- OTHER NEWS - July 25, 1995
- Notes on a Scorecard - July 25, 1995
- Obituaries - July 25, 1995
- Obituaries - July 25, 1995
- Caretaker Arrested in Death of Toddler : Crime: Caroline Robles Amaya is accused of fatally beating her 2-year-old cousin. The boy had been placed in her home to escape alleged abuse by his mother.
- Neighborhood Watch Volunteer Slain in Dispute
- Ex-O.C. Police Officer Shot to Death by FBI : Crime: Bank robbery suspect is killed trying to flee agents. He was convicted last year of embezzlement.
- Caretaker Arrested in Death of Toddler
- Rift Opens Over Bosnia Air Strikes : Military: Boutros-Ghali insists he still has control over bombings. U.S. says streamlined plan bypasses U.N. chief.
- Defense Expert Says Bloodstains Had Preservative
- Baseball Team Agrees to Move to Lancaster
- TRIPLE FUN: Even with the shortened season,...
- U.S. Backs Away From Threatened UC Funding Cuts : Affirmative action: Top Clinton aide Panetta raised specter of review after regents' vote. Administration lawyers say no legal basis exists for cutbacks.
- Neighborhood Watch Leader Slain in Dispute
- Agent Disputes Boss on Waco Raid Warning : Government: Cult infiltrator testifies he told ATF Koresh was tipped off. Chief's account of message differs.
- Panel Attacks MTA Firing of Tunneler : Subway: Independent experts say the action 'makes no sense' and will be costly. Transit officials call finding one-sided.
- Supervisors Hear New Borrowing Plan
- Caretaker Held in Death of Boy : Crime: Caroline Robles Amaya is accused of beating her 2-year-old cousin to death. The toddler was placed in her home to escape alleged abuse by his mother.
- PERSPECTIVE ON THE SMITH TRIAL : Emotions Weigh on the Scales of Justice : The defendant's feelings cannot mitigate her guilt, but should influence the jury's verdict on her fate.
- BANKING & FINANCE - July 25, 1995
- CHINA
- World IN BRIEF : FRANCE : Riot Outside Paris Leaves Youth Dead
- MEET ME IN VENTURA: It's only 24...
- Despite Problems, Valley Fair Boasts Its Champions : Finances: Though it may be old-fashioned and lose money, annual event helps generate state revenues.
- CHINA