- Football Fans Still in Shock Over Lost Weekend
- When the Hunter Becomes the Hunted
- What About Gobel?
- Football Fans Still in Shock Over Lost Weekend
- The Death of Communism
- Bonilla on Wish List of One Padre Backer
- Obituaries - Sept. 7, 1991
- Names in the News - Sept. 7, 1991
- Names in the News - Sept. 7, 1991
- Soviet Aid and Defense Cuts May Snap Budget Accord : Deficit: Showdown may come this fall when key senators seek deeper Pentagon reductions than agreed. Battle could spill over into 1992 elections.
- Great American Chief Quits Post to Run Downey Savings
- BRAIN DRAIN? Calling his UC Irvine equipment...
- AGRAN IN CORNBELT: On his first tour...
- Lawmakers Abandon Car Insurance Reform : Legislature: Wilson aide blames trial lawyers and they blame Garamendi for the fifth failure in five years.
- Independence for Baltic States : Freedom: Moscow formally recognizes Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, ending half a century of control. Soviets to begin talks soon on new relationships with the three nations.
- Bush Asks Congress to Put Israeli Loan Issue on Hold : Mideast: President says he wants to 'give peace a chance.' Action stirs anger in Jerusalem.
- Building Your Own Kingdom
- MTV's Big Surprise : Network Scores a TV Wallop With Pee-wee
- Great American CEO Quits to Take Downey S&L; Post
- HEADING INN: The latest hotel occupancy rates...
- TECHNOLOGY - Sept. 7, 1991
- TECHNOLOGY - Sept. 7, 1991
- 2 at Shearson Are Suspended; ConAgra Trades Being Probed : Securities: In another blow to Wall Street's reputation, the brokerage is looking into the possibility that the stock was manipulated to prevent losses at the firm<i> .</i>
- Davis Factor Sr.; Headed Max Factor & Co.
- * Rubbed the Wrong Way: Sen. Charles...
- Withholding of Backing for KCET Urged : Television: Cardinal says program to be aired tonight glorifies hate crimes. Film attacks church's AIDS stand.
- OXNARD : Motorcyclist Dies After Hitting Car
- Man Held in Slayings at Car Rental Agency in Lancaster
- RICO Suit Over City 'Speed Trap' Dismissed : Litigation: Lawyer who asserted that Huntington Beach was acting as a 'racketeer' says he will appeal the federal court ruling.
- SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO : Art Center to Pay $1 a Year for Quarters
- Man Arrested in Karate Attack on 5 Bar Patrons
- PREP FOOTBALL : FREEWAY LEAGUE : Troy
- SDSU's Rowe Having a Ball With Success : Receiver Still Rolling Up Honors, Record Numbers
- Ex-Seahawk Awarded $543,000
- College Basketball
- MUSIC REVIEW : Parkening in Slight Program at the Bowl
- From the Big Screen to the Small...
- San Diego Spotlight : Avalon Boasts of Quality Food for Moderate Prices
- Policy Manuals Aid Workers, Employers
- Building Slump Costs Many Jobs
- Plaid Attack
- Unrest in the Republics
- Federal Agency Moves to Protect Gnatcatcher : Environment: The proposal to put the bird on the endangered-species list could profoundly affect development throughout much of the Southland.
- Baltic Economies Caught Off Guard by Independence : Sovereignty: Hardships are foreseen as republics' market reforms try to catch up to political changes.
- NEWS ANALYSIS : Cambodian Peace Shaping Up as Expensive Outing for U.N.
- SDG&E; Offers Reward in Thefts From Substations
- In Search of a More Perfect Union : But will Russia dominate the new confederation?
- Key Work in Picking Police Chief to Be Secret : LAPD: Civic leaders will cut list of candidates to about 15 in private sessions. Even names of panel members will be confidential.
- Gwynn Advised to Have Surgery : Baseball: He gets bad news on knee while Santiago delivers good news in Padres' 3-1 victory over St. Louis.
- REVELATIONS
- Alternatives to Latest From Bowie, Petty
- INSURANCE
- CLIPBOARD
- Now They Intend to Bury Lenin : Monuments: Remains of the Soviet founder may finally leave Red Square for the cemetery.
- Unisys Agrees to Pay $190-Million Defense Scandal Fine : Pentagon: Sources say the firm will plead guilty in the Ill Wind procurement probe and suffer the largest such fraud penalty ever.
- Khmer Rouge May Lose Chinese Aid, Solarz Says
- Teen-Age Boy Slain in Drive-By Attack on Group
- County Workers Walk Out Over Air-Conditioning
- College Basketball
- Sampras Is Out, but Not Down After Loss : U.S. Open: Courier sweeps him in quarterfinals, but the defending champion says pressure is off. Lendl beats Stich in five sets.
- Sudden Impact : Nearly Written Off Because He Is Deaf, Walker Is Making Broncos Look Good
- BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE MAJOR LEAGUES : Blauser Sidelined Because of Broken Toe
- STAGE REVIEW : 'Malibu Waitress' Could Use a Few Tips : What is basically a one-woman show often manages to be funny despite weak material and awkward pacing.
- JAZZ REVIEW : Hofmann Adds Classical Touch to Catalina Show
- Haden's Spirit of Freedom
- Roots Go 'Hand in Hand' With Contemporary Works
- Laser Precision Corp. Says It Can't Explain Drop in Stock
- REAL ESTATE
- Thrift Earnings Decline 37% in the Second Quarter
- Travolta, Actress Married in Paris
- Delegates Go Home --One Is Angry and the Other Is Pleased
- Julie Byrne; Model, Actress, Newspaper Fashion Writer
- Give Boring Old Barrettes the Brushoff
- Anemia in Infancy Linked to Slow Development
- Historic Soviet Power Transfer : Centralized Authority to End; Republics Gain : Reform: A determined Gorbachev pushes the new law through a fractious Parliament. It vests control in a trio of institutions until a union treaty can be signed.
- Chief LAPD Spokesman Seeks Union Job : Labor: If elected, Lt. Fred Nixon would be the first black and the first high-profile management official to be a director.
- Luginbill Has His Eyes Focused on the Big Picture : Program Is Breakthrough Victory Away From Its Goal, Coach Says
- Navratilova Enjoys New Role : U.S. Open: At 34, the former champion is considered an underdog to win another title. But she's one of only four left with a chance to do just that.
- PREP FOOTBALL : FREEWAY LEAGUE : Sunny Hills
- Everything From Murderous Ex-Junkies to Angels
- Tamarind's 'Wild Oats' Puts Fiber in Laugh Diet
- Barnstormin' Norman a Born Star : Yearling Calf Is Milking His Celebrity Status From 'City Slickers' for All It's Worth
- U.S. Plans Lottery With Jackpot of Legal Residency : Immigration: Officials brace for deluge of applicants for 40,000 visas. Critics say the process favors Europeans.
- Defense Rests in Rival's $90-Million Defamation Suit Against Swaggart
- PRO FOOTBALL / DAILY REPORT : RAIDERS : Broncos Are Tonic for Gaston Green
- Connors Impedes Youth Movement
- Soccer
- POP MUSIC REVIEW : L.A. Rockers Show Solidarity in Benefit
- POP MUSIC REVIEW : Clapton Jams With Bluesman Buddy Guy
- ADVERTISING
- Nation IN BRIEF : WASHINGTON STATE : Antibody May Keep Arteries Unblocked
- Shamir Rejects U.S. Aid Link to Peace Talks
- Rape Victim Lives After 100 Stabbings, Second Knife Attack
- FASHION : All Wound Up : Collectors Waste No Time in Slapping Hot New Watches on Wrists
- Police Reaching Out to Latino Community
- Bradley Urges Extension of Housing Tax Credit
- Golf
- PREP FOOTBALL : FREEWAY LEAGUE : Fullerton
- Gymnastics Opens Door to South Africa : World championships: Despite protests, international federation is happy to have that country rejoin competition now, rather than waiting.
- Sale of Fallbrook Station Reflects a Trend in Radio
- Lawrence M. Small, president and chief operating...
- Consumers Still Holding Back : Retailers Fear Weak Back-to-School Sales Bode Ill for Christmas
- NEWS ANALYSIS : Compromise, Positive Atmosphere Called Essential for S. Africa Accord : Voting rights: But some experts say De Klerk's power-sharing arrangement is impractical.
- Starry, Starry Night
- Florence Seibert; Developed First Accurate TB Test
- California's Tax Collections Break Out of 7-Month Slump
- 2 Die as Copter Hits Tower
- Nation IN BRIEF : NEW YORK : Prison Avoided in 45-Year-Old Murder
- Grand Jury Declines to Indict Driver in Death Tied to Racial Unrest
- College Lab Evacuated in Chemical Scare : Explosives: Bomb squad removes dangerous chemicals and detonates one in a ravine when hazards are found at Irvine Valley campus.
- 3 Deputies Hurt in Broderick Jail Fight, Officials Say
- HUNTINGTON BEACH : Car Barriers Rejected for Residential Street
- OXNARD : 3 Youths Arrested in Shooting of Boy
- SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO : Tractor-Trailer Rig Forces Car Off I-5
- Coup Brings New Meaning to Network News : Technology: A professor learned of the Soviet putsch from a computer network based in Moscow. He then sent updates back.
- El Camino Reloads; L.A. Southwest and Harbor on the Rise : Community colleges: Warriors will try to win fourth consecutive Mission Conference title. Cougars return several players from 4-6 season, and Seahawks believe they can improve on 5-5 record.
- Collecting, the Couch-Potato Way
- New Filings for Jobless Claims Are Unchanged
- For quarter ended June 30, unless noted....
- Mahony Urges Withdrawal of KCET Financial Support : Television: Cardinal says program to be aired tonight glorifies hate crimes. Film attacks church's AIDS stand.
- Doubt Cast on Crime Rate's Tie to Drug War : Violence: Martinez says statistics show that success against narcotics will not necessarily make the nation's streets safer. He cites other factors.
- Hated Lenin Monument Standing Up to Ukrainian Demolition Plans : Statuary: Its supports run deep, symbolizing the bureaucracy the Communist Party has left behind.
- In Turnaround, Garamendi Backs No-Fault
- California IN BRIEF : VISALIA : Hearing Held on Giant Sequoias
- Partial Ban on Lethal Pesticide Parathion OKd
- Nation IN BRIEF : TEXAS : Judge Grants Bond in Cheerleader Case
- Ethnic Warfare Must Stop Before Peace Talks Start, EC Warns Yugoslavs : Balkans: European foreign ministers will meet in Brussels today to decide if a planned weekend conference should go forward.
- Real Estate Broker Held in Scheme to Forge Deeds
- NEWPORT BEACH : Bay Club Workers Salute New Talks
- Tests Support Case Against Hubbard : Crime: Enzymes in the blood of the San Diego officer, charged with trying to kill and rob two men at Torrey Pines State Beach, match those in samples found at the scene.
- High Court Lets State Build Lancaster Prison
- SANTA ANA : High School Gets Its 1st Senior Class
- New Law on Sale of School Sites to Aid Districts
- Jail Fights Linked to Racial Power Struggle : Inmates: Officials say a turf battle has resulted at Pitchess Honor Rancho as Latinos rise in number while black percentage declines.
- Once Overlooked, Now Everyone Keeps an Eye on Buena Park : Freeway League: After long drought, Coyotes' trip to playoffs last year makes them league favorites.
- Linda Warren has been named vice president...
- New Hampshire Governor Finds Capital Expanded
- New Look Expected for Foreign Policy : Diplomacy: Pankin sketches the Soviet agenda. It includes recognition of Baltics, reassessment of Cuba ties.
- Assembly Approves Bill to Ban 'English Only' Work Sites
- U.S. Forces Granted Kuwait Access : Persian Gulf: The 10-year agreement covers ships, planes and troops. Permanent bases are not included.
- The Market Dries Up for a Book on Drought : Publishing: A cooler, wetter summer dampened, but hasn't dashed, the hopes of a small Venice press that produced water-saving guide. They say Californians will always need it.
- THOUSAND OAKS : City Unions Want Mediation by State
- TUSTIN : City-School Board Panel Meets 1st Time
- Color the weekend blue at the annual Long Beach festival
- Trailer Park Cited Over Slum Conditions : Pacoima: City Atty. James K. Hahn says the operators made 'only halfhearted attempts' in two years to fix the alleged violations.
- TENNIS / JEFF RILEY : String Section to Face the Music
- Sad Dodger Tale: On the Road Again : Baseball: They have played poorly away from home and open a crucial four-city trip with a doubleheader at Pittsburgh.
- Jurisprudence
- Angel Officials Study Free-Agent Situation : Baseball: Team will evaluate how Joyner, Schofield, McCaskill, Hill and Venable fit team's needs for 1992.
- No. 1 Ranking Is on the Line in Women's Semifinal Matches
- Louisville Is Easy Pickens for Tennessee, 28-11
- STAGE
- Puck is Dream Part for Dancer Marla Navarrete
- Commercial Center Bank Names Blankenhorn to Be Its New CEO
- Serial Killing Suspect Charged in 2nd Case
- Court Says L.A. Liable in Rape by Officer : Law: State justices hope that the ruling encourages prevention of offenses. But one warns of 'unprecedented expansion' of damages paid by governments.
- Stanford Upheld in Rejecting Historian
- Republics to Take Up Troop Issue : Military: Defense minister summons representatives for talks on 'stationing, reduction and withdrawal' of forces.
- In Minds of Innocents, Days of Miracle and Wonder
- Countywide : Key Jamboree Link Will Open Monday
- Storms May Bring Glimpse of Clear Skies : Weather: Showers today are expected to generate a brief break in the clouds and fog that have persisted since May.
- Man Who Bit Officers Wins Day in Court : Ruling: Justices sanction jury trial on gay activist's claim that his arrest and AIDS test violated his rights.
- Newly Released Man to Stand Trial for Rape
- Site Told to Close Before Accident
- Independents Safer for All If They Hang Together : Soviet Union: For the long term, the republics should seek fullest autonomy but retain a voice in a central body.
- Santee
- VENTURA : Attorney Indicted on LSD Charges
- LAGUNA NIGUEL : City Plans Appeal on Monarch Beach
- OXNARD : Transient Killed Crossing Rail Tracks
- Judge Rules for County in Fight for CMS Funds : Courts: The verdict holds the state responsible for $23.2 million, but officials say it may be a long time before San Diego sees any money.
- 'Positive Patriarchy' Is Still Domination : 'Iron John': Robert Bly's devoted followers seem not to grasp what his message really means to women.
- SIMI VALLEY : DOE Plans to Cut Lab Cleanup Funds
- THOROUGHBRED RACING : Rearrange a Most Popular Filly
- Peyote Importation Charge Dismissed as 'Attack' on Liberty
- Helmet Heads
- California IN BRIEF : SAN FRANCISCO : Lou Gehrig Jersey Brings $220,000
- NEWS ANALYSIS : Soviet Political Shift a Study in Paradoxes
- California IN BRIEF : VENTURA : Woman Sues Health Club, Alleges Attack
- San Fernando Halts Street-Vendor Citings
- SANTA PAULA : Volunteers Sought for School Panels
- Serious Surfin' Dictionary Seems More Like a Radical Ruse
- Vandalism Cleanup Cost Triples at Oxnard Schools
- El Cajon
- Greene: David Playing in Land of Goliaths : Rams: At 250 pounds, he was a linebacker and sack specialist. Now, he's an undersized defensive end in a new scheme.
- ART REVIEWS : 'West' Challenges Ideas About Nature
- Iacocca to Hold Chrysler's Reins Until End of '92
- Nation IN BRIEF : ALABAMA : Crash Tape Reveals Wind Shear Report
- Nation IN BRIEF : VIRGINIA : Replica of Condom Put on Helms' Roof
- U.S. Official Hints of Direct Aid for Baltics
- Sweeping Change for the Soviet Union : A NEW GOVERNMENT
- Ex-CIA Official's Indictment to Be Sought, Sources Say : Spying: Prosecutors are expected to tie Clair George to the cover-up of the Iran-Contra affair. He managed overseas intelligence networks.
- Stop-Work Order Was in Effect at Site of Mishap
- Victory From the Jaws of Fraud : Salinas' voiding of a favorable election result preserves his ability to reform his party. He must forge ahead.
- MOORPARK : Council Action May Benefit McDonald's
- Pastor's Blunt Words Roil Christian Waters : Religion: The Rev. John MacArthur Jr. takes charismatics and fellow members of the clergy to task for failing to require more diligent faith from their flocks.
- WATER POLO JR. WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS : U.S. Misses Medal Round
- PRO FOOTBALL / DAILY REPORT : RAMS : Robinson Looks Forward to Giants
- Enlightening Strikes Twice : La Jamaica, as Well as Other Events in 2 Mexican Festivals, Aims to Promote Understanding
- County Bonuses
- Habitat for Humanity
- County Bonuses
- Thanks to Immigrant for Encouraging Tale
- Real-World Dolls Are Added to the Toy Box
- Firm's President Criticizes Story, Defends His Products
- Drug Laws and Morality
- Membership Surge Pushes FHP's Earnings Up 39% : Health care: The Fountain Valley HMO's revenue for the fiscal year rises 32%, to $1.3 billion. Much credit is given to firm's cost controls.
- RTC Land in Texas to Be Turned Into Nature Preserve
- U.S. Moves to Protect Gnatcatcher : Environment: Wildlife agency, citing dire threat of extinction, wants bird on endangered list. Action would thwart developers.
- BOOK REVIEW : A Painful Story of Descent Into Despair : DROWNING <i> by Lee Grove</i> ; Viking $19.95, 358 pages
- Nation IN BRIEF : CONNECTICUT : Yale Women Barred From Secret Society
- Town Mourns 25 Victims of Blaze in Chicken Plant
- Jane Dewey Ellsworth; Started Myasthenia Gravis Foundation
- Joie Davidow, the executive publisher of trendy...
- STOCKS : Dow Fails to Move on Eve of Jobs Report
- Common Sense an Antidote to Eco-Labeling
- $38-Billion Atom Waste Cleanup Planned : Environment: The Energy Department reveals a five-year strategy to remove contaminants at nuclear weapons facilities.
- Thomas' Supporters Won't Stop Ad Assailing Senators
- As Deputies Meet, a Single Scenario
- NEWPORT BEACH COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL REAL ESTATE : FOCUS: 23 CORPORATE PLAZA
- ADVERTISING
- Difficult Task of Selecting Noriega Case Jurors Begins : Trial: Both sides predict uphill struggle to find impartial panel. Former Panama dictator faces drug, racketeering charges.
- Nation IN BRIEF : FLORIDA : Smith Defense Drops Fight Over Papers
- 'In Traction Like Me': a Novice's Tale
- Illinois Pardons 4 Mexican Men Convicted of Murder
- Latinos Offer Own Plan for Redistricting : Politics: Proposal includes state and congressional seats and would create six new minority strongholds.
- U.S. Moves to Protect Gnatcatcher : O.C. impact: Tollways might be endangered too. They cut across sage scrub that is songbird's habitat.
- An Uncertain Future : Multicultural High School Program in O.C. at Risk
- U.S. Moves to Protect the Gnatcatcher : Environment: The proposal to put the bird on the endangered species list could profoundly affect development throughout much of the Southland.
- Socialite Broderick Fought With Deputies, Officials Say
- Alfonso Garcia Robles; Co-Winner of Nobel Peace Prize
- Estate of Ex-Inmate Injured in '71 Attica Rioting Gets $164,609
- Bush Doesn't Need Heartbeat Drugs, White House Says
- Fullerton Marks 24 Years of Providing Trips for Disabled
- Thousands Rally Against Georgian Republic Leader
- Teddy Stauffer; 'Mr. Acapulco' Helped Form Resort
- Nation IN BRIEF : ARKANSAS : Evangelist on Trial for Alleged Threats
- Stanford to Return U.S. Funds Used for Upkeep of Tomb
- Soviet PC Users Stage Own Coup : Computers: Cal State professor helped run Moscow conference on networking. Procedure was later used to send out word about the attempted putsch.
- Efforts to Open New Shipyard at Todd Site Put in Jeopardy : Development: Harbor Department notifies 2 firms vying to open plant to succeed bankrupt firm that it will consider other proposals for property.
- LA PALMA : City Gives Initial OK to 'No Skating' Law
- Summer Storm Rattles County, Leaves 1 Man Critically Injured
- San Diego
- Man Killed, Brother Wounded When Shooting Starts in Parking Lot Brawl
- U.S. Welcomes the Brake on Soviet Slide Into Chaos : Reaction: Washington breathes a sigh of relief. It sees wide benefits from the new central control.
- Ex-Klan Leader Says Only He Set Up Cross-Burning
- Suit Accuses Club of Allowing Peeping Toms
- Abortion Pill Controversy Hits Senate : Passage of RU-486 resolution is in the interests of medical science and women
- Text of Law Approved on Soviet Powers
- San Diego
- Northridge Seeks Quick Improvement : Women's volleyball: After stumbling out of the gate, Matadors hope to make amends in their own invitational.
- His Best Move : Glyn Milburn Is Happy to Blend In After Transfer From Oklahoma to Stanford
- Loyola Marymount Volleyball Team Plays Two Matches in Long Beach
- STAGE
- Jurisprudence
- PADRES UPDATE : NOTEBOOK / BOB NIGHTENGALE : McIlvaine Meets With Whitson
- MUSIC REVIEW : Pretty Photos Are an Insult to Pops Concert : 'Photochoreography': Copland music takes a back seat as pictures offering a narrow, distorted 'portrait' of America are projected onto large screen.
- Mystery Jolts Defy Explanation
- Warning Issued on Bogus Fund Appeals for Police
- Reservations for Park Picnics
- Panel Urged to Host Rail-Safety Summit
- NOTE TO READERS
- East Wilmington Business Owner Sues City Over Area's Blight, Crime
- Ethics Charges Upset U.S. Olympic President : International sports: Helmick says that raising specter of conflict of interest is a "rather vicious attack."
- Mall Advances to Quarterfinals in U.S. Open Junior Division
- GOLF ROUNDUP : Mickelson Doesn't Get a Gimme at Walker Cup
- MOVIE REVIEW : It's the Same Old 'Business' : Hackman, Baryshnikov Trapped in Spy Caper
- REVELATIONS
- TV REVIEW : 'Motherwell': The Civilized Abstract Expressionist
- Big 3 Crisis Coverage--What Coup?
- FILLMORE : Raven's Finder Says Bye-Bye, Blackbird
- Shopping Mall Chic : Design: Renovations such as those at Topanga Plaza are intended to make centers seem breezy and open, and to entice customers to stay longer.
- 2 Lawyers Admit Disguising Gifts to Campaign : Politics: $3,000 in contributions is funneled to Huntington Beach's city attorney despite a $300 limit. The attorneys had worked for the city in the 1980s.
- Pair Held in Bludgeon Assault in Burbank
- LAGUNA BEACH : Claim Rejected in Sea Cave Drowning
- DEL MAR : Rum Isle Wins Turf Feature
- Walton Suddenly Back on the NBA's Most-Wanted List
- Collins Eliminated From Surfing Event
- BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : ANGELS : Club Officials to Evaluate Priorities
- RAMS : Delpino No Longer Waiting for a Break
- No Cutbacks for School Employees
- 4 Suspects in Murder Rampage Plead Not Guilty : Violence: Confessions in three San Gabriel Valley killings may complicate legal proceedings, attorneys say. Links to two other slayings are being investigated.
- Police Scold Parachutist for Jumping Off High-Rise
- HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PREVIEW : League Needs Dose of Preventive Medicine
- HIGH SCHOOL CROSS-COUNTRY PREVIEW : Hart on the Road to Becoming Solid Contender for State Title : Boys: Indians round into form during vigorous, two-week training camp at Winter Park, Colo.
- A Below-Average Year for Above-Average Talent : Terrific 22: Analysts say 1991 is an off-year for blue-chip prospects in Southern California. Nonetheless, two South Bay athletes are among players earning distinction in preseason publications.
- Viewers to 'Trek' Where No Man Has Gone Before
- Christie's to Showcase Chinese Artists
- Little House, Big House : Theater: Actors Alley, marking its 20th year, will transfer two of its productions from its small venue to the much larger Gindi Auditorium.
- Teacher Gives the Advice She Never Got
- ELECTIONS / STATE ASSEMBLY : Ramsay Says Conroy Has Mismanaged Charity Funds
- Officials Say New School Passes First-Day Test
- Water Agency Allowed to Buy Center for Plant
- Council Seeks an Inquiry of City Building Inspectors : Carson: Investigation is ordered after a homeowners group charges that an inspector sought a bribe from a supermarket developer.
- PRO FOOTBALL / DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE NFL : Packer Holdout Harris Prefers Miami
- CHARGER UPDATE : NOTEBOOK / T.J. SIMERS : Henning Puts Team's Chances Against 49ers in Perspective
- Public Radio's 'CALNET' Operating Without Financial Net : Broadcasting: The statewide program's staff is dwindling and rumors about money woes abound. 'It's in a very, very vulnerable position.'
- MUSIC REVIEW : S.D. Performance Proves John Fahey Is Still the Daddy of Acoustic Guitarists
- MOVIE REVIEWS : Double Bill With a Minor Masterpiece
- AIDS Activist Finds Creative Outlet in 'Church' : Documentary: Robert Hilferty's controversial 'Stop the Church' will air tonight on KCET. 'AIDS is an inescapable subject and must be explored,' he says.
- Mystery Meal : Trends: A look at the interactive dinner-theater productions San Diegans are flocking to.