- Condon All-Stars Bring Their 'Musicians' Haven' to Escondido : Concert: Band leader Ed Polcer was a regular at the hip New York hangout in the '50s and '60s.
- THE PREPS / ERIC SHEPARD : Galarze Doesn't Bend for Rule-Breakers
- Small Businesses Get a Lesson in Economy From Students : Survival: SDSU course lets students tackle real-world tasks, such as writing business plans, and saves companies big bucks.
- * Aegir Systems Inc. of Oxnard won...
- New Vatican Catechism Updates 1566 Version : Religion: Drunk driving and tax evasion join abortion and homosexuality on list of taboos.
- A Controversial Technique May Be the Key to Providing Sufferers With a Way to Communicate : Unlocking Autism
- San Diego : 5 Sailors Held in Alleged Rape of 2
- Clinton Strategist Carville to Join Katz's Mayoral Drive : Campaign: Valley assemblyman says choice signals his seriousness.
- Burke Claims Victory as Lead Widens : Supervisor: Continuing count of absentee ballots raises her margin to 2,572 votes in 2nd District race.
- Ultra-Light Plane Crash Kills S.D. Man
- Prudence, Yes, but No Retreat : Clinton should eventually end military gay ban
- A Big Win Within the Grasp : Resuming ties with Hanoi would be another foreign-policy coup for Bush
- Polynice's Mutual Admiration Society : Pro basketball: The former Clipper returns as a Piston and will be received by a fan club that gets as much as it gives.
- Canucks End Kings' Streak, 6-3 : Hockey: Vancouver scores twice while shorthanded, adds power-play goal to stop 6-0-1 run.
- The Men Who Embody Rivalry : UCLA: For Donahue, memories of playing against the Trojans are more enjoyable than those of coaching against them.
- Acting UC Irvine Athletic Director Resigns to Take Position at Auburn
- PRO FOOTBALL / BOB OATES : These Clearly Are the 49ers of Seifert Now
- Michigan Starts Off No. 1 in Basketball
- David Lopez has joined UniFiber USA as...
- In Shift, Yeltsin Throws Lifeline to Strapped Industry
- Somali Refugees Forbidden to Go Ashore in Yemen
- Profile : New Leader Seeks to Jolt Estonia Out of Time Warp : An academic who didn't enter politics until he was 60, Meri is determined to jump-start capitalism in the former Soviet republic.
- Understanding the Riots--Six Months Later : A New Blue Line / REMAKING THE LAPD : Looking Ahead: Voices From the Community : FRANCISCO ARGUETA
- SANTA CLARITA : City Panel Identifies Potential Savings
- Faces in a Line
- Police Launch Rail Crackdown : Metrolink: A safety program is aimed at educating the public and lowering the accident rate at crossings between Chatsworth and Burbank.
- Ex-IRS Agent Denies Guilt
- THEATER / MARK CHALON SMITH : Making Head, Tails of Brecht : UCI Troupe Tackles Controversial Translation of 'Threepenny Opera'
- NBA ROUNDUP : Suns Overcome SuperSonics
- STAGE
- Show to Open With Boats in Doldrums : Exhibits: About 300 makers of boats and aquatic gear will display their wares at Convention Center, despite recession.
- Gloria White has been named national sales...
- Public Relations Chief to Head Chamber : Business: Thomas Wilck wants better business climate in Orange County, including new rules on workers' compensation and air quality compliance.
- Medical Properties Posts $759,000 Quarterly Loss
- Blue Cross Net Income Rises 64% for 9 Months
- Judge Orders Miami 'Safe Zones' Where Homeless Won't Be Rousted
- Environment : Central Asia Peaks Alluring--and Treacherous : Frontier law prevails in some hoped-for tourist areas of former Soviet republics. Uncontrolled visits may hurt cultures and wildlife.
- The Riots: 6 Months Later
- Like It or Not, Bondsmen in Orange County Have to Work All Hours and Take Risks to Perform a Service : Bailing People Out
- Covington Development Group Inc.: The Fullerton residential...
- AUTOS
- BANKING
- David D. Makous has joined the law...
- Understanding the Riots--Six Months Later : A New Blue Line / REMAKING THE LAPD : About This Series
- Graham Patrick Milner has joined WD-40 as...
- Understanding the Riots--Six Months Later : A New Blue Line / REMAKING THE LAPD : Q & A : Nicholas M. Wade, <i> Patrol Sergeant, Van Nuys Division</i>
- Understanding the Riots--Six Months Later : A New Blue Line / REMAKING THE LAPD : Six Months Later, a Day on the Beat : The streets are still scarred from the riots, the department has new leadership, but the mission remains steadfast for the officers sworn to protect and to serve.
- Rail Bond Measure Defeated
- Camarena Case
- Recession
- DAILY 3
- Rail Bond Measure Defeated
- U.S. Shortage of Family Doctors
- U.S. Shortage of Family Doctors
- Top-Quality Goods
- Camarena Case
- Defeat of Props. 158, 159
- Rail Bond Measure Defeated
- Loan Losses Still a Drag on Regional Banks : Institutions: A weak real estate market is primarily to blame. Glenfed posts the biggest third-quarter deficit.
- MOVIES - Nov. 17, 1992
- MOVIES - Nov. 17, 1992
- Obituaries - Nov. 17, 1992
- Names in the News - Nov. 17, 1992
- Names in the News - Nov. 17, 1992
- Names in the News - Nov. 17, 1992
- TELEVISION - Nov. 17, 1992
- Warning Had Been Issued on Balcony Site : Tragedy: Building officials sent notice in mid-1970s saying steel beams were corroding at Malibu complex. Two people died when deck fell.
- EXPANSION DRAFTS PAST : For Every Kansas City, There Is Another Story
- JOB WELL DONE? A guilty plea on...
- PRACTICAL VIEW : Clear, Concise, Clever Are Keys to Wills
- Image to Distribute Voyager Laser Discs
- Discounters' Income Rises
- Viratek Shares Begin Trading on American Stock Exchange
- Electronic Clearing House Still Facing Hurdles : Agoura Hills: Most recently the troubled company has had problems with merchants, with an allegation that four were making use of stolen credit cards.
- BANKING
- Care Enterprises More Than Doubles Quarterly Profits
- Carter Hawley Hale Stores Inc. announced the...
- Jonathan L. (Jake) Jacobs has been tapped...
- John E. Savage, president and chief operating...
- Trio-Tech Reports $50,000 1st-Quarter Profit
- Valley Crest to Build Colorado Park Extension
- Drawing a Niche in Cartoons : Television: After pouring $26 million into Zodiac Entertainment, a British broadcasting concern now has two series on the air.
- TV REVIEWS : Smart Startling as a Serial Killer
- DANCE REVIEW : Avaz Troupe Serves Up a Marathon Variety Show
- Stars to Come Out for AIDS Benefit : Glittery Show at Universal Expected to Raise More Than $2 Million
- 'Today' a Rare Bright Spot at NBC
- Real Story of a Guy and His Monster : Movies: Countless films have altered Shelley's 'Frankenstein' novel. Now, TNT will try to set things right.
- JAZZ REVIEW : Alexandria Knows the Way to Phrase It
- TV REVIEWS : 'JFK, Hoffa and Mob' Hints at Mafia Ties
- LEGAL FILE
- STAGE REVIEW : 'Oil' Strikes Chords, but Plot Runs Dry
- OPERA REVIEW : A Sprawling 'Don Carlo': San Francisco Tries Again
- KOCE to Profile Shortstop Program
- Frey Isn't Bothered by the 'Weather' : Rock: The former Eagles member, who plays the Coach House on Wednesday, has more to think about than album sales.
- TELEVISION - Nov. 17, 1992
- Clarke Reveals a Lighter View of Erasure's Show
- TELEVISION - Nov. 17, 1992
- Arms Seizure OKd in Home Violence : Crime: City Council approves ordinance instructing police to take guns and other weapons in domestic violence cases.
- LOS ANGELES : Judge Asked to Reverse Gay Sailor's Reinstatement
- PORT HUENEME : Civil Rights Review Planned in Sign Case
- LA PALMA : Council Will Honor Family of the Year
- Proposed Card Casino Divides Compton
- COLLEGE REPORT / DAILY REPORT : ACROSS THE NATION : Wake Forest (7-3) Accepts Bowl Bid
- Guerrero of CS Dominguez Hills Becomes Athletic Director at UC Irvine
- PRO FOOTBALL / DAILY REPORT : RAMS : Bracken's Punting Has Tailed Off
- Bills Use Mistakes to Beat Dolphins : Pro football: Buffalo takes advantage of fumble, interception and three penalties in 26-20 victory.
- Would Enlarge Police Force by 1,000, Woo Says
- COLUMN LEFT/ ROBERT A. MOSKOWITZ : Give the Poor Same Rights as Polluters : Allowing low-income people to market their tax credits makes political and economic sense.
- Woman's Son, 8, Testifies in Freeway Ramp Killing
- Bids Sought for Road Repaving
- CHULA VISTA : Accused Thief Pleads Not Guilty
- Simi Valley to File Suit Over Unbuilt Road
- Obituaries - Nov. 17, 1992
- SIMI VALLEY : EPA to Discuss Study of Rocketdyne Lab
- Countywide : 1,500 Turn Out to Drop Off Toxics
- Rosary for Chuck Abair Tonight in Santa Ana
- Susan Huberman
- Knox Has a Ball in Upset Over Cowboys : Rams: Players say his attitude was responsible for victory and present him with souvenir.
- Names in the News - Nov. 17, 1992
- NHL ROUNDUP : Canadiens Rally Past Bruins
- Names in the News - Nov. 17, 1992
- SANTA MONICA : Youth Gets Life in Prison for Zuma Beach Killing
- ORANGE COUNTY PERSPECTIVE : Open-Door Policy
- LAGUNA HILLS : Resident Joins Group Taking Aid to Cuba
- THOUSAND OAKS : Deputies Arrest Man After Crash
- Agency Votes to Condemn Soka University to Seize Land : Eminent domain: Mountains Conservancy seeks permission from Ventura County to begin proceedings.
- Man, 18, Sentenced to Life in Prison for Zuma Beach Killing
- Ball Is Still Bouncing in 7-Year Fight Over Tennis Court : Zoning: Private facility violates ordinances, but banker presses bid to save it.
- Planners Back New Process for Reviews : Environment: Foes criticize the move to cut the chances for public hearings and eliminate appeals. Proponents say the revisions would cut waste.
- Pro Basketball
- Different Paths Lead to Middle Ground : Raiders: McGlockton and Broughton came from opposite directions to center of defensive line.
- Notes on a Scorecard - Nov. 17, 1992
- HIGH SCHOOLS /JIM LINDGREN : Aztecs' Rice Steamed About Playoffs
- Pro Basketball
- UC Irvine Selects Guerrero : Administration: Runner-up for the job two years ago, he is selected school's athletic director after withdrawal of three finalists.
- Chargers Thinking Playoffs : Football: But Coach Bobby Ross is not as ready to discuss them after the victory at Cleveland.
- COLLEGE REPORT / DAILY REPORT : USC : Trojans Get Behind, Then They Get Going
- Irvine Valley Loses in Basketball, 106-103
- Names in the News - Nov. 17, 1992
- Wade Tift
- COMMUNITY COLLEGE NOTEBOOK / STEVE KRESAL : Rustlers Seeking Another Water Polo Title
- PREP POLLS : Los Alamitos Finishes First in Final Rankings
- NHL Date for Move Passes Without Tenant for Anaheim
- SOUTHERN SECTION VOLLEYBALL PLAYOFFS : Sunset League Dominates Division II
- Boxing
- Clinton, Congress Chiefs Vow Unity : Politics: President-elect and Democrats toast the ending of GOP era with an eye toward cooperation. But their blueprints for problem-solving differ.
- Lawmaker Decries 'Delay' in Iraqi Loan Case Inquiry : Scandal: Rep. Brooks assails Justice Dept., saying chances for a special counsel may be in jeopardy.
- New Workout Style Is Full of Funk and Games : The combination of low-impact aerobics and MTV-style hip-hop dance offers cardiovascular conditioning and fun.
- Documentary : Bosnia Aid Travels a Gantlet of Fear : The main highway is a target range. So, U.N. convoys take to crude dirt paths, lurching past harrowing obstacles.
- Anti-Gay Measure Passed by Voters Invalid, Judge Rules
- Nation IN BRIEF : NEW YORK : Publisher of Life Takes Over Time
- Major Accused of Cover-Up on Iraq Aid : Britain: Labor Party lawmaker says documents show prime minister misled Parliament on pre-Gulf War shipment of arms-making technology.
- GM's Pension Fund Shortfall is Ballooning : Autos: With the ranks of the company's retirees growing, the gap could hit $11.4 billion by the end of the year.
- Huntway Partners Posts $1.74-Million Loss
- Joel Brilliant has been named director of...
- Image Entertainment Reports $622,884 Loss
- Anita Alkire has been elected president of...
- Software Companies Brace for Price War : Computers: The competition should be good for consumers. But for manufacturers, it means learning to live with thinner profit margins.
- Watson & Associates Plans $100-Million Idaho Retail Center : Development: Largest project ever for the Seal Beach firm will be built in a high-growth area east of Spokane.
- Lindner Raises Stake in Zenith National
- Total MultiMedia Forms Partnership With Iterated
- H&H; Oil Tool Shows Small Quarterly Profit
- Glendale-based Planet Earth Entertainment announced the appointment...
- GM Is Accused of Ignoring Pickups' Fuel Tank Problem
- Study Shows Risk of Heart Attack Greatest on Mondays
- PRACTICAL VIEW : You Can't Blame This on High Heels
- Nation IN BRIEF : MARYLAND : TB Strains Hitting Victims of AIDS
- Bush Denies Being Dispirited by Defeat, Readies for Clinton Visit
- What Becomes a Legend Most? : Trends: We've had Elvis Presley bubble gum and Marilyn Monroe collector plates. Now there's Malcolm X air freshener. 'Consumerism has no respect for the dead,' says one observer.
- State Can't Bar Veterans From Getting Benefits : Law: U.S. justices let stand ruling that disallows exclusion of those who did not live in California when they entered the service.
- With Visit, German Diplomat Hopes to Reassure Israel : Mideast: Foreign Minister Klaus Kinkel will convey his country's determination to fight anti-Semitism and violence from the extreme right.
- Next Step : Iraq Rehearses Its Pitch : A newly secure Saddam Hussein hopes to persuade Clinton's Administration to lift trade sanctions.
- Opera Pacific Wins $250,000 in a Waltz
- Former U.N. Envoy Likely to Be Likud's New Leader : Israel: Benjamin Netanyahu is the front-runner in contest that will put party in hands of a new generation.
- CONSUMER
- ECONOMY
- Nabisco to Sell Cold Cereal Business to Philip Morris : Acquisitions: Shredded Wheat and other company brands will join Kraft's Post lineup.
- Control of Cherokee Will Shift in Debt Agreement
- Dick Clark Productions Reports $76,000 Loss
- Unocal Corp. has appointed George A. Walker,...
- Robert P. Fox has been named San...
- Understanding the Riots--Six Months Later : A New Blue Line / REMAKING THE LAPD : A Rise in Crime . . . A Decline in Arrests
- U.N. Peacekeepers Face a Crisis of High Expectations : Mission: More troubled areas need help, but officials are constrained by both tradition and a fear of failure.
- Thomas Doyle has joined the OmniTRACS Business...
- * Litton Systems Inc. of Woodland Hills...
- Melanie Dean and Robert Dean have received...
- Rubbermaid's Chairman, CEO Resigns
- Riot Claims Lead to Drop in Unico American Profits
- Light Trucks Drive Gains in Manufacturing : Economy: October's increase of 0.3% in factory output and a steadying of business inventories offer positive signs of recovery.
- Paula Baxter Atkins has been appointed vice...
- More Can Afford to Buy Homes : Real estate: A national survey finds affordability at its highest level since 1974. A state index also shows gains in California.
- Benton Oil Reports $666,269 Loss in Quarter
- Stock's High Close Is Low Blow to the Technicians at NYSE
- TECHNOLOGY : Irvine Firm to Market Multimedia Circuit Board Early in '93
- Tandon Posts $24-Million Loss in 3rd Quarter
- Anne L. Evans has been appointed to...
- TELECOMMUNICATIONS
- Northwest Says It Is Cutting 565 Positions
- Richard King has been elected chairman of...
- Nov. 25 Deadline to Apply for Storm...
- Doing Business / MAKING PIES : Sugar 'n' Spice, Everything Nice
- * ITT Gilfillan of Van Nuys won...
- Banking Without Security : Robbery: Suburban financial institutions are groping for a strategy to confront the record pace of hold-ups.
- RETAIL
- Tamura Unit Moves to Temecula: Tamura Corp....
- William F. Miller has been elected president...
- GARDEN GROVE : Principals Criticized for Football Decision
- Ex-IRS Agent Faces Trial on Theft Counts : Crime: Defendant pleads innocent to embezzling $59,000 from taxpayers by depositing funds in her own account.
- Student Charged With Arson in Fire That Gutted Comic Book Store : Thousand Oaks: Prosecutor won't try to prove that the suspect committed a hate crime during the Sept. 18 attack.
- No Charges to Be Filed in Abusive Husband's Slaying : Violence: A North Hills woman stabbed the man only after he threatened to beat her and came after her, police say.
- SHERMAN OAKS : 200 Evacuated Due to Blaze at Carl's Jr.
- Agency Votes to Condemn Land Owned by University : Eminent domain: Mountains Conservancy seeks permission from Ventura County to begin proceedings.
- Sheriff Fears Keno Will Be a Bad Bet
- Classes to Focus on Water Resources
- SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO : Program's Aim Is Jobs for Disabled
- Few Questioned Fired Official's Lavish Lifestyle : Inquiry: Former school financial officer's tastes included Mercedes-Benzes and a fur-lined bathrobe. He is accused of diverting district funds for personal use, but his lawyer says no money is missing.
- COLUMN ONE : Unlocking the Secrets of Aging : Scientists are deciphering genetic codes they say will lead to keeping people alive much longer. But the social and ethical implications of sharing the Fountain of Youth are impossible to ignore.
- NRA Drops Effort to Fight Gun Law : Weapons: The organization abandons its two-year challenge of California's ban on military-style assault arms for fear U.S. Supreme Court would not hear case.
- Drug Dealers Shoot Down Voting Idea
- WASHINGTON : Averting a Trade War?
- Understanding the Riots--Six Months Later : A New Blue Line / REMAKING THE LAPD : BOB GROSS
- PRACTICAL VIEW / COMPUTING COMMUTING COSTS : Leaving Cars at the Station May Pay Off in Long Run
- BURBANK : Decision on Airport Parking Put Off
- City That Defies Stereotype Formulating Land-Use Plan : Communities: Malibu is 26 miles long and one mile wide. Other cities have not proven to be very useful as models.
- Copter Pilot Crash-Lands, Walks Away
- CHP Stork With a Star Delivers
- BREA : Isles Asks City to Pay for His Legal Defense
- Plane Crash May Spell End of Subdivision : Santa Paula: Homeowners will probably not be allowed to rebuild. They wait for insurance claims and the city's decision to buy the land.
- New Hearing Set in Death of Martello : Jurisprudence: The prosecution will try again to establish its case against Richard Lockridge in the death of his partner at a Fullerton business.
- FILLMORE : Company Sued Over River Bulldozing
- Carville to Join Katz's Mayoral Drive
- Developer's Study Says Wetlands in Peril : Bolsa Chica: A critic says Koll's plan to build 4,884 homes next door in exchange for restoring 775 acres of ecosystem is 'blackmail.'
- LAX WATCH : Airport 1993
- MISSION VIEJO : Skateboard Bandit Grabs $4,000 Bracelet
- 2 Boys Charged in $450,000 Fire at High School
- Feud Bodes Ill for Fallbrook School Board : Education: Newly elected trustees claim they were snubbed, but current members say it was business as usual.
- Conservancy Votes to Seize Soka Expansion Property
- Women Chose to Vote for Choice : Support for abortion rights forged a bipartisan alliance that affected the election outcome here and across the nation.
- Roberti Plans to Keep Firm Grip on Senate Leadership Post : Politics: He counters rumors that he is on the verge of being replaced by saying he plans to remain president pro tem until he retires in 1994.
- Anti-Semitism Survey Finds Prejudice Down but Not Out
- O.C. Poll Guard Case Ends in Settlement by State GOP
- Air Search Continues for Missing Yachtsman
- Understanding the Riots--Six Months Later : A New Blue Line / REMAKING THE LAPD : LAPD: The New Leaders
- National Agenda : Ukraine Toys With Nuclear Second Thoughts : A growing faction says destroying the world's third-largest arsenal would cost too much in money and security.
- Understanding the Riots--Six Months Later : A New Blue Line / REMAKING THE LAPD : Optimism Growing Over the Future of the LAPD
- HANOI : On the POW Trail
- PALMDALE : Annexation Clears Way for Ritter Ranch Tract
- San Diego : Woman, 79, Struck, Killed by Pickup
- OXNARD : Man Shot in Back While Fleeing Party
- THOUSAND OAKS : GTE Restructuring Will Cut 160 Jobs
- SAN DIEGO : Officer Pleads Guilty to Assault Charge
- LANCASTER : Man Found Fatally Shot on His Porch
- A Thief's Passion Is Auctioned : Crime: As his photograph collection is sold, embezzler Robert Dixon is praised as an art lover.
- LIMA : Controversial Election
- Youngster Gets Support From 'Penguin' Star
- Trying Harder, From the Start
- AGOURA HILLS : 2 Boys Charged in $450,000 School Fire
- STANTON : Council to Consider Anti-Camping Law
- Police Arrest 2 in Carjacking in North Hills : Robbery: Officers called to the scene of the incident say the suspects fired upon them.
- Boy, 2, Struck by Car Is Critically Injured
- Decisions
- TECHNOLOGY - Nov. 17, 1992
- TECHNOLOGY - Nov. 17, 1992
- TECHNOLOGY - Nov. 17, 1992
- AST Launches Brand-Name Status Campaign : Marketing: PC maker hopes ad firm's efforts will help it to be recognized as an industry leader, not just a clone-maker competing on price alone.
- TRUST THEM: County supervisors recently slashed another...
- Market Scene : Eastern Europeans Get Sneak Preview of Change : They hope to learn about privatization and its pitfalls from Mexico's experience.
- Unprecedented 7th Year of State Drought Forecast : Water: Hydrologists say dry spell would exceed those found in tree-ring records dating as far back as 1560.
- DARK ARENA: Sunday was the deadline for...
- Latinos to Press Clinton for More Appointments
- NO STOPPING: KOCE-TV's venerable news host Jim...
- Prospects Dim for Hockey in Anaheim This Season : Sports: Deadline passed Sunday for teams to notify the national league. The city has a $2.5-million annual obligation on new arena.
- PERSPECTIVE ON LAW ENFORCEMENT : Rebuild Confidence With Reforms : The human and fiscal toll in L.A. County demands more accountability and leadership.
- STAGE REVIEW : Suffering the Pain of Abortion Choices
- Citizenship for Veterans
- Understanding the Riots--Six Months Later :...
- Sen. Dole's Remarks
- Republicans and Religious Right
- Controversy Over Term Limits
- Controversy Over Term Limits
- Adolescent Obesity
- In Dispute / SEEKING CREATIVE LOCAL...
- Republicans and Religious Right
- UNDERSTANDING THE RIOTS - SIX MONTHS LATER : Separate Lives / DEALING WITH RACE IN L.A. : Koreans Confront a Need for Change : The need to make connections with other communities has become apparent in the months since the riots, but their own community is divided in many ways.
- Drug Debate Off the Mark
- Sen. Dole's Remarks
- Understanding the Riots--Six Months Later :...
- East County Issue / Sunset Hills...
- Sen. Dole's Remarks
- Controversy Over Term Limits
- Understanding the Riots--Six Months Later :...
- Network Aid to Women
- Controversy Over Term Limits
- Freeway Project in Deep Water
- Election 2000
- Pop Music Reviews : Nothing Sweet About Mould's Sugar
- No Looking Back for the Jam's Weller : Pop music: The British rocker, on the verge of quitting music a year ago, is on the scene again with his first solo album and a U.S. tour.
- Pop Music Reviews : House of Love: No Lack of Confidence
- Dance and Music : Africa Comes to El Camino
- AWARDS