- Thousand Oaks Company Goes Private With NASA Fuel-Cell Technology
- Markets and Modems
- Organizer Hails Games' Success
- U.S. Housing More Foreign Prisoners
- The Victims Get the Short End
- Schools to Use State Funds to Cut Class Size
- Victory Slips Away From Dodgers
- Blue Note All Stars Show Spark as Group
- He Gives Nod to L.A. Games, '94 Cup
- U.S. Allegedly Plans Seizure of Serb Leader
- Micro General Sells $3 Million in Notes
- Local Manufacturing Growing, Survey Indicates
- Mostar Patrols Increased Amid Election Dispute
- Times staff writers take a look back at the Centennial Games
- Bright Idea
- Safety Components Posts Lower Income
- Times staff writers take a look back at the Centennial Games
- Times staff writers take a look back at the Centennial Games
- Ukrainian Wins the All-Around
- Fighting the Laws That Fail Families : CROWS OVER A WHEATFIELD by Paula Sharp; Hyperion; $22.95, 448 pages
- Goodbye, Cruel Cyber World . . .
- Online Diarists Bare Their Electronic Souls
- SEC, House Panel in Secret Talks on Nasdaq
- Final Medal Count
- Statements About Memory Are Recalled, Corrected
- Times staff writers take a look back at the Centennial Games
- Firefighters Winning Battle Against Blaze Near Yosemite
- Knock, Knock
- Districts Race to Build Classrooms
- Doktor Is In, With Second Gold in 500
- Workshop Scheduled to Explain Arts Grants
- Search for South Bay Molester Is Scaled Back
- CIA Less Than Helpful to Historians Seeking to Analyze Covert Operations
- Blaze Damages Historic Hangar
- High-Speed Car Chase Ends in Crash; Driver Uninjured
- Taming the Past
- Impact of Welfare Reform
- Thomas on Terrorism and Turning to God
- Nuclear Power in Asia
- Dole on Movies
- Presidential Race
- Christian Coalition
- OTHER NEWS - Aug. 5, 1996
- OTHER NEWS - Aug. 5, 1996
- Jobs, Rising Tax Revenue Fuel State's Rebound
- 'Good News' That Means Dirtier Air
- Dole to Call for 15% Cut in Income Tax Rates
- What Kids Know About Chaos
- Mostly Thumbs Up
- Step by Step
- MEDAL DETECTORS
- BABY-SITTING? YOU BET
- No-Leak Fawcett
- Agassi Stands Tallest on Throne
- Fountain of Rings Is One of Hottest Spots in Town
- Check to Christian Coalition Questioned
- Two Basketball Teams and America's Global Role
- Tale of the Red Tape
- Bowl Deal Pleases Just About Everyone
- DODGERS
- When It Comes Down to Baseball: I Glove You, Man
- Excess 'Compassion' Costs Tax Collector Her Job
- Burbank Moves to Launch 2nd Media District
- Oliver Garver, Retired Church Official, Dies
- SPEARING A NEW GAME
- Canada Outruns U.S. for Gold in 400 Relay
- Obituaries : Alice M. Stachowiak; Research Clerk
- After 30 Years, It's Lights Out at 2-Screen Melody Theatre
- Pipers Hope to Bag Big Win : Local Band Will Be Among 42 Competing for World Championship in Scotland
- Intersection Targeted for Traffic Citations
- Competitors Protest Fast-Food Restaurant
- OLYMPIC Notebook
- In Long Run, Dodgers Fall Short
- Boston's Valentin on Disabled List
- Modern Art Theory Put to the Test in Paris
- Give Him Enough Rope--and He'll Walk It
- Independent's Day
- Touch Me, by Stanley Kunitz
- SIXTIES GOING ON SEVENTIES by Nora...
- WOMEN RESHAPING HUMAN RIGHTS: How Extraordinary Activists...
- Germany--Eugenia Zacks-Carney, West Los Angeles: "Theresienhof B&B;,...
- Pretenders to the King's Throne : BIGGEST ELVIS.<i> By P.F. Kluge (Viking: $22.95, 341 pp.)</i>
- Former Nazi Blames Jews for His Troubles
- Slain Child's Brother Mired in Adoption Limbo
- VIEWER'S GUIDE
- New Science Center Has 'Em Jazzed
- SO IS JERRY LEWIS
- L.A's Changing Reality May Undercut Its New Growth Plan
- Parks Renaissance for L.A.
- Let's Throw Out the Charter and Start All Over
- Camarillo Resident Makes Dean's List
- Wally George Faces Surgery for Blood Clot
- Quality of County's Tollways Will Depend on Management
- Houston, You Have a Problem : Oilers Are Going to Nashville, Astros and Rockets Are Talking About Moving--and Sports Fans Are Left in State of Confusion
- 3 Charged for Allegedly Cooking the Family Cat
- THEATER : Beckett's Her Hole Card
- Contingent Workers Not a Cure-All
- Baldwin Brothers Finally Forced to Take Bankruptcy Personally
- More Bodies, Major Piece of Jet Wreckage Recovered
- Gore Assails Dole on Education Policy
- Bacteria Traced to Slaughterhouse
- Glorifying the American Girl (AMC Thursday at...
- Ultimately, Students Pay the Price
- Simi Valley Landscaper Takes Honors
- Anderson Signs With Bengals
- Nen Has Almost Closed the Deal
- Returning Olympian Gets Hero's Welcome
- Dodgers Go a Long Time to Lose
- Mahogany Hall Uses Late Burst to Beat Serena's Song at Saratoga
- A Dream Choreographed by Fosse
- Now That's L.A.
- Clearly a Better Way to Preserve Baby Shoes
- TOO TOUGH A COURSE
- Canada Outruns U.S. for Gold in 400-Meter Relay
- Nigeria's Eagles Catch Argentina in Its Own Trap
- Laws Governing Charter Schools Is Flawed, Union Study Says
- Eating More Fish May Help Children With Hyperactivity
- Declare War on Sponsors of Terrorism
- Newhall Signal Cartoonist Dies of Heart Attack
- Welfare Reform at a Price for County
- After 30 Years, It's Lights Out at 2-Screen Melody Theatre
- Missing Man Found Dead at Caspers Park
- Fullerton, Capistrano Rate Whistle Stops on GOP's 'Victory Train'
- Child Drownings Often Happen Even When Adults Are Near
- Westwood, the Sequel
- Edberg Shows Why He's Saying Farewell
- **, VARIOUS ARTISTS, "America Is Dying Slowly," EastWest
- . . . And Here's a Little Inside Information
- Petty Proves He's the One for a Little Humor, Poignancy
- Runners Beat Clock to Try to Beat Heat
- Always Coca-Cola? Not for Swimmer
- Four-Star Films : 'Fanny and Alexander'
- Politics Aside, Credit Clinton for Welfare Act
- Notes about your surroundings Bay Watch--Volunteer organizations...
- She'll Throw In Her Tonsils to Make a Deal
- Beachley's Fast Friendship With Area Surf Manages to Pay Off
- All Aboard for Tracks, Ties and Videotape
- * Alice M. Stachowiak; Research Clerk
- Land Battle Splits Residents of Resort Town
- City Needs Plan for 21st Century
- Hot Licks by the Lake
- Drop Doesn't Hurt Serebryanskaya
- THE NIGHTMARE TEAM
- The Quest for Security
- Police Tactics Used in Reyes Case Probed
- A PLANNING GUIDE TO AUG. 4-10 IN...
- MAKING WAVES : Basketball Programs of Romar, Tarkanian Could Be on Their Way to Becoming Major Players in the Golden State
- ** 1/2 VARIOUS ARTISTS, "Sweet Relief II: Gravity of the Situation--The Songs of Vic Chesnutt," Columbia
- There's nothing like a U.S. market surge...
- A Bevy of Bridges
- Calming Fears of Flying
- The Affirmative Action Debate.<i> Edited by George E. Curry (Addison-Wesley: $15, paper; 368 pp.)</i>
- U.S. Does Steering Against Yugos
- SHORT MEMORY
- Sister of Mercy
- In Matters of Race, Teach by Example
- Cold War Incursion Sows Seeds of Terror
- Why Separate Legal, Illegal Immigrants?
- B'nai B'rith Announces New Officers
- Group Names Chapter Head
- Freeway Neighbors Get Sympathy, but No Relief
- Just Add Water
- Mallon Leads at Edmonton
- Riordan Leads Hit Brigade in 7-5 Victory
- Karsay Determined to Elbow Way Back to Majors
- Revolution Slips Past MetroStars and Meola
- 'High School' Confidential
- * 1/2, KEVIN MAHOGANY, "Kevin Mahogany," Warner Bros.; ** ALLAN HARRIS, "Here ComesAllan Harris . . .," Mons
- Angels' Magic Kingdom a Big Time Fixer-Upper
- Thailand's Economic Expansion Widens Gap Between Rich and Very Poor
- Center of Their Universe
- Rex Still Reigns
- Bowing to Pier Pressure
- Chesapeake Bay
- Arizona GOP Congressman Admits He's Gay
- Field of Dreams Becomes Site of Battle
- HE GOT NO CALLS
- Appeals of Property Tax Assessments on the Decline
- Class Act Receives High Marks
- AIDS Ride Fund-Raisers Shift Into High Gear in Third Year
- Wrist Injury Costs Smoltz a Start
- Protecting the Public Means Also Protecting the Accused
- Last Suspect in Robbery Spree Surrenders
- NIP THE BUDS, SHOOT THE KIDS ...
- Festivals, Feasts & Fairs
- THE ANGRY ONES by John A....
- A Month of Saturdays III
- Orange County, Orange Hair?
- In Earnings, Elements of Hope, Fear--Game Playing
- Conference on Elvis Opens at Ole Miss
- Bright Lights, Bad Karma : I'M LOSING YOU.<i> By Bruce Wagner (Villard: $23, 336 pp.)</i>
- COSTS OF TRAVELING THE U.S.
- Where'd All Those Darn Hot Tubs Go?
- Bordeaux, France
- FICTION
- Team Fernandez Repeats in Doubles
- Today's Schedule of Events
- FICTION
- Dole Turns to Variety of Advisors for Input on Economic Blueprint
- Economic Success May Not Pay Off for Argentine Leader
- Making Cents: A Debtor Nation, All Right
- Banana Appeal
- His Own Best Hope : NEW MOON By Richard Grossinger (Frog Ltd., distributed by North Atlantic Books: $25, 600 pp.)
- OH, SHUT UP
- Perry Cites Possible New Risk in Saudi Arabia
- Adequately Compensating Commissioned Employees
- Making Cents: Buddy, Can You Spare a Phone Card?
- Wallboard First Primed, Then Painted
- Ship Plans Cruise After Fire Fatal to 5
- Loan Payoff Fees Worth Fighting Over
- She Samples Sailing at the Seashore : A couple of lessons pull her out of a fog
- Turks and Caicos Islands Coping With Haitian Influx
- Voters Poised to Execute Another Sharp Turn in '96
- WILL HE GO BELLY UP?
- John G. Hardy Named Senior V.P. of Printrak International
- You Can Be a Humanistic Boss--and Still Make the Bottom Line
- FICTION
- Mother and Daughter Disunion : SUSPICIOUS RIVER.<i> By Laura Kasischke (Houghton Mifflin: $22.95, 271 pp.)</i>
- ALL MY SINS ARE RELATIVES by...
- 'Rainwater Harvest' Aids Dry Regions
- SHOWS FOR YOUNGSTERS AND THEIR PARENTS TOO : 'Monsters' on TBS, sea savages on Family; a dog named Bingo on Disney; ABC searches for a 'Pearl'
- Lewis Is Track's Golden Oldie
- Savon Is Savon, but Fights Are No Knockout
- Mother Charged in Boy's Toy Store Abandonment
- 450 Needy Children Treated to Shopping Spree
- Man Dies of Heat Exhaustion on Off-Road Vehicle Jaunt
- McGwire's Homer Didn't Floor Flener
- MERCURY GLORY: Oasis' "What's the Story (Morning...
- Matiara Shifts Into High Gear
- *** Biohazard, "Mata Leao," Warner Bros.
- POGUES KISS OFF: After a colorful, 15-year...
- Today's World Calls for 'Issues Management'
- MONUMENT TO IDENTITY
- Intrigue, by Trieste : Uncoverign the easy charm, beauty of overlooked city
- No Fair! You Always Get the Database! : THE ZERO HOUR.<i> By Joseph Finder (William Morrow & Co.; $25, 432 pp.)</i>
- Seller of Travel Law Wields Power If Buyer Knows Rules
- From Unwrinkled to Unmentionable
- Something to Remember? U.S. Women Could Be It
- Lizzie's B&B;: For the Ax-cidental Tourist
- 2 Relief Workers Seized in Chechnya
- Looking for Right Spirit? Begin List With Ghaffari
- Lab Molecule Mimics Photosynthesis
- As Drive-By Gang Killings Fall, 'Walk-Up' Attacks Rise
- China Finally Looking to Life After Deng
- Women Enjoy a Breakthrough
- In the 1991 Frankie & Johnny (ABC...
- Johnson's 19.32 the Showstopper of the Games
- Beaten Opponents in Time Trial Left Singing Indurain
- For Many on Welfare, Obstacles to Jobs Abound
- Basin Site Best Arts Park Choice
- Dole Pulls a Clinton: Forgive Me, Hollywood
- Will PGA Produce Another First-Time Winner?
- Suspect in Ortega Highway Fires Might Be Linked to Others in State
- Olympic Mettle
- He's Just Chang, Which Is Plenty
- Dale Jarrett Wins Brickyard 400
- As His Nerves Turn
- Partners Need to Designate Beneficiaries
- City of Lights
- Cool Irish Nights, Nice, Warm Pub and a Castle
- Rich Little Poor Boy : A GHOST OF A CHANCE. <i> By Peter Duchin with Charles Michener (Random House: $27.50, 380 pp.)</i>
- From China, With Love
- Canada's Little Whistle Stoppers : Two remote rail rides through small towns and grand wilderness
- Congress' Blizzard of Bills Ushers In New GOP Tactic
- Where Life Moves to Latin Beat
- All About Avery
- Therapist Is Accused of Sex Assaults
- Blast Damages New Bridge in Bosnia
- Fatally Wholesome: Jilting TV's 'Christy'
- Cowabunga! It's Real Net Surfin' USA
- A Big Fizz, Not a Big Flood
- Walter Massey
- Scientologists, Foes Wage War on the Internet
- Cambodian Woman Is Reunited With Family
- Return of Ruotolo Doesn't Save Splash
- Padres Are Beaten, 5-2, Before a Huge Crowd
- How to Break Free of Troublesome Duo of Worthless Stock and Stubborn Broker
- Task Force in Tatters : State-Federal Tensions Hinder Garment Industry Crackdown
- FictionTHE LAST DON by Mario Puzo. (Random...
- Q: Where to Get House Smarts? A: At Times Fair
- Remembering What Others Prefer to Forget : SEASON OF BLOOD: A Rwandan Journey.<i> By Fergal Keane (Viking: $21.95, 198 pp.)</i>
- Holmann Avenges Loss in 1,000-Meter Kayak
- Astrup Leads Danes in Overtime Win
- NO COMPLAINTS
- U.S. Does Steering Against Yugos
- A FLEE MARKET
- Music Makes It Golden for Werth, Gigolo
- Armed Forces Chief Killed in Crash
- NO Leg to Stand On
- Doctor Seeks Calm for Hyperactive Boys
- Year-Old Boy Found in Family's Pool in Critical Condition
- Firefighters Called to Remove Wedding Ring
- Brain Storm : Migraine Breakthrough Leaves Family Doctor Heady From Attention
- Mystery Rescuer: Good Samaritan or Angel of Mercy?
- Back in Style
- And It Blends Into a Jerry Garcia Tie
- The Dog Pound's Nevermore: Now It's Ravens' Nest
- GREAT ESCAPIST
- 'White Dwarf'
- Inquiring Columnist Wants to Know . . .