- 'Let's Get on With Life,' Denny Says After Jury Verdicts : Reaction: The trucker expresses agreement with the decisions and forgiveness for his attackers. But other victims are angry. 'They tried to kill me,' one says.
- S&L; Swindle Nets Parker 11-Year Prison Sentence : Crime: Court also orders once-flamboyant Newport Beach businessman to repay $11 million he stole.
- Cities and County Reach Accord on El Toro : Marine base: Irvine and Lake Forest given large voice in agreement on planning future use of the air station.
- From the Archives: CNBC chief and former GOP media strategist Roger Ailes is executive producer for Rush Limbaugh's show
- Founder, The Orange Coast Venture Group
- Sagging Profit Margin Forces Electronics Giant Sanyo to Retrench
- A Real-Life Cliffhanger: Rock Climber Is Rescued
- NASA Readies Space Shuttle for Third Launch Attempt : Science: If successful, Columbia's 14-day medical research mission will set a fleet record. The crew will study body changes in weightlessness.
- Aidid Backers Hold Peace Rally in Somali Capital : Africa: The demonstration by 1,000 people is part of a campaign to change his warlord image.
- O.C. Supervisor Vasquez Is Hospitalized After Car Accident
- What's Up, Dock?
- Bloody O.C. Weekend: 6 Slain and 8 Wounded
- Youth Stabbed in Head With Rod on Life Support
- Waiting, Hoping, Praying : In the city where a young girl was kidnaped in the night, they still talk of finding her. But confidence is giving way to fear.
- Community Essay : What's Right With Our Schools : Asked to visit a predominantly Latino middle school, an African-American poet hesitates. But the encounter is all sunshine.
- WESTMINSTER : City OKs Building Permit for Church
- Before Disneyland, before Universal Studios, even before...
- Some Intersections Put Children at Risk, Readers Say
- Countywide : Seniors' Group to Meet in Sacramento
- AST's New Drive : Computer Maker Aims to Get Out of the Big 3's Shadow
- TRADE
- Private Schools Polarized Over Voucher Issue
- State Senate's 'Bad Boy' Grows Up : Politics: Once noted for controversies, Bill Lockyer is now seen as a consensus-builder. He is virtually assured of succeeding fellow Democrat David A. Roberti as president pro tem.
- VENTURA : Greens Host Forum for Candidates
- FOUNTAIN VALLEY : Karaoke Studios Get Late-Night OK
- Driver Killed in Collision
- Athletes Receive a Powerful Lift in Self-Esteem
- STANTON : Free Flu Shots for the Elderly
- Hebert, Tugnutt Give Ducks a Pleasant Problem
- JAPAN
- OCCUPATION: BILINGUAL LIBRARIAN
- CHINA
- More Like 'Vianocomment'Viacom Inc. and its chairman,...
- O.C. ENTERPRISE / DEBORA VRANA : Helping to Defuse Potential Job Site Problems : Workplace Violence Research Institute counsels executives faced with firing an employee who may pose a danger to others.
- Shevardnadze Dealt a Major Blow as Georgian Rebels Seize Key Town
- Rock Climber Rescued After Breaking Her Ankle
- Right Idea, Right Place
- WASHINGTON INSIGHT
- A Developer Who Has Learned From His Mistakes
- Gated, Secluded 'Paradise' on the Beach
- Is Bigger Always Better?
- COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Irvine Hangs On to Beat Santa Barbara in Water Polo
- Improvements on Way for Two Traffic Trouble Spots
- Price Plunge Unlikely to Spur Rush to Sell
- Nation IN BRIEF : WASHINGTON, D.C. : White House Drafts Greenhouse Gas Plan
- Central America Slips From Policy Agenda Into Poverty : Development: No longer a Cold War hot spot, most of the region has declined under relative U.S. neglect.
- Maine town learns the high price of prosperity : A Main Street filled with factory outlets has brought profits--and a loss of identity.
- Canoga Park Teller Held in Counterfeiting Investigation : Crime: Paulina Tran, 23, is suspected of helping falsify payroll checks. Police say the scheme may have targeted up to 40 Valley-based companies.
- THOUSAND OAKS : Cal Lutheran to Hold Founder's Convocation
- County Executive Takes Helm in Eye of Storm : Government: Excitement marks arrival of Sally Reed as chief administrator. She will need all her skills to run a crisis-plagued giant.
- Convention Center Bets Bigger Is Better : Tourism: Expansion creates a huge space that rivals facilities in other cities. But the run-down area and a lack of adjacent hotels cloud prospects.
- PLACENTIA / YORBA LINDA : Panel Backs Offer for School Workers
- El Toro's Pinciroli Gets Northern Exposure
- COSTA MESA / NEWPORT BEACH : New School District Chief Lists 10 Goals
- VIETNAM
- WORKING CLASS: As Ojai's citrus orchards gave...
- Storm Dumps Snow in Tahoe Area; I-80 Closed
- At 88, Canoga Park Woman Finds 15 Minutes of Fame on TV
- IRVINE : Council Candidates Differ on Arts Issue
- BASEBALL DAILY REPORT : Umpires Are Crying Foul, but They Won't Strike Over CBS' Eye in the Sky
- Testaverde Impressive in First Browns' Start : AFC: Cleveland quarterback matches his career high with three touchdown passes against winless Cincinnati.
- Student Takes Fund Raising to New Level : Charity: UC Irvine's Catherine Diaz has reeled in more cash for campus than any other UC attendee.
- Rock Climbers Grapple With Sport's New Fame : Recreation: Longtime fans feel crowded out. Park Service, fearing environmental damage, seeks regulations.
- ELECTIONS / MEASURE U : Proposal for Year-Round Schools Stirs Debate : Ventura: Plan's effects on learning are a matter of debate. It could also change the way youngsters work and participate in sports.
- For Kids Who Have Studied Art History
- CULTURE WATCH : Mostly Mozart
- Second Opinion : COMMENT FROM OTHER MEDIA
- ORANGE : Ex-U.N. Commander to Speak at Chapman
- HUNTINGTON BEACH : City Rejects Group's Request for Dog Park
- SANTA ANA : Seminar to Teach Coping With Divorce
- Spreading a Little Warmth : Charity: Salvation Army and Encino B'nai B'rith combine efforts to distribute wool blankets to homeless.
- LA PALMA : 150 Helpers Needed for Halloween Fete
- Supervisors Weigh Opening New Clinic to Serve the Poor : Thousand Oaks: Board will vote on creating a family care center for Medi-Cal and uninsured patients.
- On the Record:
- Countywide : Museum's Type Must Be Movable
- WORLD SPORTS SCENE / RANDY HARVEY : Best of the World's Best Came 25 Years Ago
- TRADE
- MAKING A DIFFERENCE : One Partnership's Approach: Innovative funding for after-school care
- Bank Teller Arrested for Alleged Role in Counterfeiting Ring
- Will Democracy's Growth Stanch Migrant Flow, Even Prompt a Return? : Central America: The region's turmoil caused a large influx into the U.S. Where conditions are now favorable, there is less reason for citizens not to go back home.
- State Disability Rate Modest, Study Finds : Health: Experts are divided, however, on whether the findings reflect well or poorly on California's workers' comp system.
- LAGUNA NIGUEL : Community Services Budget Slashed 20%
- ORANGE COUNTY PERSPECTIVE : Weighing Kids' Suffering
- THOUSAND OAKS : Future Foundation Adds 14 to Board
- Lottery Winner Wins the Goodwood : Oak Tree: Jolypha finishes fourth as the heavy favorite. Nakatani decries stewards after foul claim is disallowed.
- PRO FOOTBALL SPOTLIGHT / A GLANCE AT THIS WEEK IN THE NFL : THE WAY WE WERE
- Fox Pulls Plug on 'Chevy' : Television: Unable to compete with Letterman and Leno's ratings, late-night TV talk show is canceled less than six weeks after its premiere.
- POP MUSIC REVIEWS : Salsa Consistently Hot at Festival
- MUSIC REVIEW : Violinist Vengerov Returns and Conquers
- LAKERS : Rookie Free Agent Harvey Looks as if He Could Be a Lulu
- Bruins Become a Threat : College football: After battling pressure during first half against Washington, they are the ones to fear now.
- Missing in action: Santa Ana defensive end...
- Price Tag Seen Hindering Sales in Orange County
- QVC Finds 2 New Backers in Battle to Buy Paramount : Media: Viacom says takeover rival's latest offer contains 'onerous terms' for QVC.
- China's Consumable Currency: Cigarettes : Cigarettes: Seven percent of government revenue last year came from taxes on tobacco. Societal pressures to indulge are strong.
- PacifiCare Health Systems / Cypress
- MISSION VIEJO : More Funds Given for Parkway Project
- Private (School) Detective : If Prop. 174 Passes, Choosing a School Could Be a Complex Research Project
- Powerfully Armed : Contestants at World Arm Wrestling Championships Claim Their 'Sport' Takes Both Muscle and Brains
- ELECTIONS / PROPOSITION 170 : Should School Bond Issues Be a Matter of Majority Rule? : Education: Backers say measure would ease overcrowding, but opponents fear a financing scheme that targets property owners for higher taxes.
- Loss of Crop Diversity Hurts Hungry World : Agriculture: As varieties vanish with industrialized farming, our food supply faces nutritional impoverishment.
- Ducks Learning to Talk, Walk Like Successful Team
- Santa Clarita / Antelope Valley : District Proud of New High School but Attentive to Existing Ones : Education: The district will work to bring its older facilities up to par, although retrofitting will be more expensive.
- Prop. 172: A Very Small Price to Pay : A half-cent sales tax extension for vital services
- Sermon : On What It Means to be a 'Eunuch' Today
- AIRLINES
- Fire Destroys Unit
- Progressives Drop the Ball on Vouchers : Schools: The old concept is still valid but its current incarnation is fatally flawed. Too bad.
- NATIONAL ROUNDUP : Spinster Is Won by Paseana
- JAZZ REVIEW : Ford's Blues Concert Is Rock Solid
- As a Bit of Trivia, He Doesn't Come Up Short
- Steelers Hand Saints Their First Loss : Interconference: The Pittsburgh defense forces five turnovers in 37-14 rout of New Orleans.
- Webber Gets Well in a Hurry With the Warriors : Pro basketball: Top pick reportedly signs 15-year package worth $74.4 million.
- TV's Ride on the Wide Side : Latest Technology Brings a New Viewing Experience
- Listening to Mozart Boosts IQ but Not Classical Sales : Music: Last week's announcement by UC Irvine researchers that a sonata can temporarily increase intelligence has had little effect at music stores.
- Some Intersections Put Children at Risk, Readers Say
- LA HABRA : School Board Names Teacher of the Year
- COLLEGE FOOTBALL DAILY REPORT : ACROSS THE NATION : Texas El Paso Drops to 1-6, Fires Coach
- UTILITIES
- Music : Temirkanov Revitalizes Tchaikovsky
- THEATER REVIEW : Shaw's Missives Miss as Drama
- TV Turns the Other Cheek Again : Television is a victim of the You Can't Win Syndrome. Once, its violence was criticized as unrealistic; now, 'L.A. Law's' Christian character is under fire.
- MALAYSIA
- CLIPPERS : Manning Has a Good Time as Clippers Get Past Bucks
- Unitary Tax Unsatisfactory, Britain Warns
- VENTURA : Races, Walk to Raise Funds for Libraries
- COMMUNICATIONS
- Valley Visitor to Moscow Gets Caught Up in Russian Conflict : Travel: Frankie Marx arrives as mobs storm police barricades. She and a friend find themselves trapped in an apartment one block from the tanks.
- Williams Keeps It Interesting Again : Philadelphia: Closer makes first World Series appearance memorable with key pickoff play.
- CNBC Chief No Stranger to the Tube : Television: Former GOP media strategist Roger Ailes was executive producer of Mike Douglas' show, and he's doing the same for Rush Limbaugh.
- Opera Pacific in Costa Mesa reports that...
- Giants Take Another Big Step : NFC: New York is alone in first place after getting past the Eagles, a team it rarely beats, 21-10.
- CHINA
- He Had to Go a Long Way to Set Record
- Even if some issues don't matter to some residents, the paper is 'something to read when they're eating cereal.' : A New Forum for Really, Really Local News Takes Root
- Orangewood's Crowding Mirrors Rise in Social Woes
- Man Held in Attempted Robbery, Kidnaping
- PERSPECTIVE ON NAFTA : The Black-Latino Alliance Withers : African-Americans fear that they'll bear the brunt of job loss; can the President persuade them otherwise?
- MTI to Buy Troubled Data Storage Maker : Technology: Deal for Anaheim firm brings with it a $100-million supply subcontract from Boeing.
- Residents Warned of Telephone Scam
- COLLEGE FOOTBALL DAILY REPORT : NATIONAL POLLS : Florida State, Notre Dame Ranked 1-2
- Flames Come Back to Tie Ducks : Hockey: Calgary's Nieuwendyk scores with 20 seconds left in regulation to make the score 2-2.
- Golden West Defeats Cerritos to Win Title
- Montana Does His Magic, 17-14 : AFC: He takes the Chiefs 80 yards for Allen's winning touchdown against the Chargers.
- Concentrated Effort Pays Off for Pierce
- TV REVIEWS : 'Nick News Special': Violence on TV
- AIRLINES
- Study Maps Out Road to Southland's Revival : Economy: A UCLA report details steps to transform the region into a manufacturing center for high-tech transit.
- Why the Global Bull Market Keeps on Running
- New Toll Road Quick to Attract Curious Drivers : Highway: Commuters wonder whether the 3.2-mile Foothill segment will save them time or be worth the money.
- Crafts, Food, Entertainment Draw Crowds to Street Festival : Thousand Oaks: Political and social messages also had their day in the sun at the Rotary Club-sponsored event.
- Festival Makes the Imaginary Real
- Bomb Explodes
- HONG KONG
- Those Blinkin' Turn Signals Drive Some Readers Crazy
- Something Has to Give So That Women at Work Don't Put Children at Risk : Families: Longer school hours? Flex time at work? A 'neighborhood watch' for kids?
- GOLF ROUNDUP : Couples Edges Faldo, U.S. Wins Another Cup
- Anaheim Hit-and-Run Victim Is in Critical Condition
- Cardinals' Defense Keys 36-6 Victory : NFC: Phoenix recovers three of Washington's fumbles and sweeps the season series with the Redskins for the first time since 1974.
- MPAA Is the One That's Dazed and Confused
- POP MUSIC REVIEWS : Orb Entrances in a 3-Hour Show
- World IN BRIEF : SOUTH KOREA : Ferry Refloated, Toll Put at 261
- PAGES : The Thrill Is Gone but He's Surviving
- Haiti Rulers Still Defiant; Embargo Set : Caribbean: Canadian and American warships are ready to enforce U.N. sanctions. U.S. official issues veiled threat, but Sen. Dole says he will act to restrict President's military options.
- FULLERTON : Police Warn About Phone-Sales Scam
- BASEBALL DAILY REPORT
- BALLET AND DANCE REVIEWS : Hlinka Brings Child's Wonder to 'Beauty'
- ART REVIEW : Another Side of Romantic Tradition
- BASEBALL DAILY REPORT
- Raiders to Be Tested by New-Look Elway
- Nation IN BRIEF : FLORIDA : Flotilla of Aid Arrives in Cuba
- World IN BRIEF : BOSNIA : Shelling Tapers Off; Prisoner Swap OKd
- Student Makes 'Dean's List' as UC System's No. 1 Fund-Raiser
- SPRING COLLECTIONS / PARIS : Post-Deconstruction Period
- U.N. Planes Rush Aid to Angolan 'Hell City'
- House Anxiety High as NAFTA Vote Approaches
- For Peete's Sake, Look Who Wins : Interconference: Despite all the recent turmoil, Lions roar past Seahawks, 30-10.
- BALLET AND DANCE REVIEWS : Troupe Exudes the Power of Nostalgia
- WESTMINSTER : Bond Issue to Keep Water Rates Down
- Youth : What Makes a Good Teacher?
- NEWS ANALYSIS : Syrian, Israeli Posturing Leads to Talks Delay
- WAKE ME WHEN IT'S OVER: More than...
- FAMILY REVIEWS : Fun With Gravity and a Brick Wall
- WINNING EDGE: Some of the country's best...
- Stand Up and Holler for Team Spirit
- Willie Brown's Options Add Up to Senate
- On the Record II:
- TV REVIEWS : 'Dream' Looks at Black Communities
- Even Rich Kuwait Hit by Huge Medical Costs : Mideast: Government no longer believes it can pick up the tab for everyone. Health insurance tax weighed.
- John J. Reynolds; Developed Mastercharge Card
- Ed Leffler; Manager of Rock Group Van Halen
- No One Looks Better Than Irvin, Cowboys : Pro football: He makes the big receptions as Super Bowl champions defeat 49ers again, 26-17.
- Dance : Choreography Lacks in Gutsy Urban Bush Women Program
- POP MUSIC REVIEWS : 'Mr. Achy Breaky' Basks in the Moment
- India Officials Fail to Talk Rebels Out of Shrine
- The Life of the Parties : Bipartisan Bash Welcomes Laguna's Roger, Janice Johnson to D.C.
- A Delicious Day for Durant; Even Army Food Looks Good
- After a Year Off, Snow Looks Fresh in Victory : Wheelchair tennis: He wins semifinal and final matches in straight sets to take U.S. Open title. Vandierendonck wins women's championship.
- PEOPLE WATCH
- POP MUSIC REVIEW : Brawl Ends Dull R&B;/Rap Show : A chair-throwing melee erupts in front of the stage at the Forum, sending thousands scrambling for exits. No arrests or injuries are reported.
- Lightning Forges Tie With Panthers
- BALLET AND DANCE REVIEWS : 'Sleeping Beauty' Conjures Up New Cast, Old Woes
- World IN BRIEF : ESTONIA : 1st Free Post-Soviet Local Elections Held
- COSTA MESA : College to Sponsor Immigration Event
- Moon Leads Oilers to 28-14 Victory : AFC: Houston quarterback replaces an injured Cody Carlson and regains old form against New England.
- From Odd Man Out to Phillies' Hero : Game 2: Eisenreich, who has overcome Tourette's Syndrome to continue his baseball career, fuels a 6-4 victory over the Blue Jays.
- FAMILY REVIEWS : 'Pal' Speaks Volumes in Any Language
- He Has a Few Bad Habits, but Nails Has All the Tools
- Not a lot of kicks: Loara's Tony...
- BASEBALL / ROSS NEWHAN : It Was Just Another Typical Day at the Office for Phillies
- Hitting <i>Very </i>Close to Home : Comedian Ritch Shydner's Wife Can Relate to His Act . . . It's Her Life
- BOOK REVIEW : There's No Easy Story to Tell When the Character's Complex : MAN KILLS WOMAN <i> by D.L. Flusfeder</i> ; Farrar Straus Giroux; $20, 370 pages
- COLUMN ONE : Striking a Blow for Equality : Dallas Malloy has won her fight to be America's first sanctioned female amateur boxer. The scrappy 16-year-old knows the rewards of blood, sweat and a killer instinct.
- Murphy Beats Pain on the Way Back Up : Golf: Treatment keeps his arthritis at bay, allowing him to return to stardom--this time as the senior tour's top rookie.
- Lightning Strikes Late, Ties Florida
- TV REVIEWS : 'Stalking Back' Taken From Real Events
- Troops in Somalia
- Baseball Divisions
- Democracy in Russia
- Hockey Violence
- Platform : L.A. Versus Orange County: 'So Close, but so Far Away'
- California Colleges
- Ventura Council Candidates Speak Out on Growth Limits : <i> The 14 candidates for the Ventura City Council were asked questions on three key issues facing the city. Today, they answer the second question, outlining their views on limiting growth in the city. </i>
- Michael Milken
- Notes on a Scorecard - Oct. 18, 1993
- O.C. Teen Remains in Deep Coma : Crime: Friends of youth speared by rod in beach parking lot say 'nobody wanted to fight.'
- 'The John Larroquette Show' Confuses Racial Stereotypes With Humor
- Obituaries - Oct. 18, 1993
- OTHER NEWS - Oct. 18, 1993
- OTHER NEWS - Oct. 18, 1993
- OTHER NEWS - Oct. 18, 1993
- OTHER NEWS - Oct. 18, 1993
- Private Schools Polarized Over Voucher Issue
- Wary L.A. Braces Itself to Hear Denny Verdicts : Trial: Judge is expected to reveal nine decisions, rule on deadlocked counts. Agencies begin tentative mobilization.
- Closing Plant 42 Could Be Beneficial, Knight Says : Economy: The assemblyman says area could see job gains if the facility is used by private industry. Many disagree.
- L.A. SPEAK
- Where Things Have Gone Kaput : VIRTUAL LIGHT, <i> By William Gibson (Bantam Books: $21.95; 323 pp.)</i>
- STRUCTURES: The Way Things Are Built ...
- For dedicated gardeners, here are suggestions...
- How Loan Fees Can Really Add Up : Home financing: Most borrowers are aware of the big charges, but a few dollars here, another service charge there and surprise--you're talking real money.
- Air Board Relaxes New Diesel Rule : Environment: State-mandated use of cleaner fuel had been blamed for surge in prices, shortages. Farmers and off-road users will be exempt for 120 days.
- Yeltsin Backers Form Party, Launch Election Campaign : Russia: The group seeks to get as many reformist candidates as possible elected to Parliament.
- Old Home Tour Focuses on Preservation
- Caffeine Brews Bimonthly Jolt
- Profile : Acapulco F.A.B.I.O. : ISN'T IT ROMANTIC? BOOK COVER MODEL IS OFF ON A TV SERIES ADVENTURE
- Conservatives: Are They Now Softheaded? : Ideology: The left used to offer government programs as the answer to every problem. The right now says the same thing about the free market.
- 2 Hermosa Councilmen Face Second Recall Bid : Politics: Robert Benz, Sam Edgerton are accused of 'obnoxious behavior.' Benz calls charges 'silly.'
- Nothing Hits Home Like a Land-Use Controversy : Los Angeles City Councilwoman Laura Chick says everyone loses when planning is done by fiefdom. Development should instead be viewed with an eye to its citywide impact.
- Teen Stabbed Through Head by Metal Rod
- Wall Without Owner May Find a Guardian : Structure: Rossmoor homeowners group seeks a vote on tax to pay for its maintenance and repair.
- Dos Vientos Opposition Attacks Study : Thousand Oaks: Foes say an environmental report is inadequate. They challenge the council's right to approve 2,350 homes in backcountry.
- Review Board's Goal Is to Preserve Quality of Life : Claims that panel members seek to undo the Ventura Boulevard Specific Plan and its provisions controlling building density are unfounded.
- 25-Year Feud Casts Pall on CSUN Sports : Athletics: Black students renew protest that players are underpaid and underappreciated.
- REGIONAL ROUNDUP : Gutierrez Guides Aztecs, 30-3
- Berman: He's a Regular Guy Living a Fantasy : Announcing: He twice has been named national sportscaster of the year; he is the only man on cable to garner such a distinction.
- COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Graff-Ermeling a Record-Setter in GSAC Finals
- THEATER : 'Conversations' With His Ghosts : For Herb Gardner, his combative comedy-drama is an especially personal take on the perennial battle of the generations
- Counter Culture : In Los Angeles, Korean-American stores Are Sometimes the Flashpoint of Racial Animosity--but They Are Also the Proving Ground for Tolerance
- Mexico's Angst Over NAFTA : Trade: While their government is pushing the accord, workers are torn. Many have lost their jobs in previous attempts to open up markets.
- FICTION
- ISLAMIC METALWORK by Rachel Ward (Thames...
- Hiking: Chino Hills : Among the Oaks in Water Canyon
- Weekend Escape: Half Moon Bay : Coastal Cozy : Even the Chill of This Seaside Town Near Santa Cruz Can't Dampen This Couple's Kid-Free Holiday
- Romantic Ireland's Dead and Gone : WHOREDOM IN KIMMAGE: Irish Women Coming of Age, <i> By Rosemary Mahoney (Houghton Mifflin Co.: $21.95; 307 pp.)</i>
- Backpack & Budget : Sports-Conscious Lausanne
- Milk Hormone Worries Some Farmers : Dairy: Smaller operators fear they'll be squeezed out because they will be unable to weather price drops brought on by a production glut.
- Students Protest Depiction of Immigrants by Campus Paper
- As a Cash Crop, Puppies' Lives Going to Dogs
- Artillery Pounds Sarejevo as Fighting Worsens in Bosnia
- Cameras Don't Tell the Whole Story : Outside of Mogadishu, the U.N. is winning and the task remaining is not impossible.
- Virginia the Latest Florida State Victim : ACC: Ward has three touchdown passes as Bobby Bowden's team boosts record to 7-0 with 40-14 victory.
- BASEBALL DAILY REPORT : WORLD SERIES
- Mater Dei Wins Championship in Volleyball
- The Fallout
- California Corner : Festivals, Feasts & Fairs
- HIGH-TECH TRAVELER : Programs That'll Send You : From On-Line Computer Networks to Interactive CD-ROMs, the Brave New World of Travel-Information-on-Demand Is Here
- TRAVELING IN STYLE : Side Trips : Running in Places
- CRENSHAW : 32 Students to Tour U.S., Meet Clinton
- Rich, Famous and Made to Laugh At
- Twin's Father Turns Himself In to Sheriff
- Junior's Heart : Samano's Goals Are to Win Games for Bell Gardens--and the Support of His Father
- Deaths in Somalia Spark Flood of Opposition in U.S.
- Publishing on the Fringe : O.C. 'Zines Offer a Peek Into Some Oddball Obsessions and Unsung Lifestyles
- Popeyes Founder Seizes Riverboat in Suit Over Loan
- FOOTBALL : Washington Stuns Banning, 7-6
- SOUTH : Liquor Store Plan Worries Neighbors
- PICO-UNION : White House Official Joins Drug Forum
- Proceed With Caution on Adoptions : A Recent Scam Illustrates the Need for Patience and Business Sense
- Endangered Falcon Program Called Environmental Cooperation Model : Texas: Peregrine Fund is reintroducing the aplomado, virtually unseen in the United States since the 1950s, back into the wild.
- Gunfire Across Santa Ana Kills 2, Wounds 4 : Violence: Four early morning attacks span 2 hours in the already-beleaguered city. About 300 shell casings are found after 1 shootout.
- COMMENTARY ON PROP. 174 : Voucher Danger: Commitment to Democracy, Equality Needed : We cannot continue single-focus initiatives that benefit a few or special programs operating in isolation.
- El Camino's Rally Falls Short in Loss to Grossmont
- O'Neil's Scoring Passes Lift Ducks Over Sun Devils
- Phillies Feel OK After Going Bump in Night : Philadelphia: Despite misplay in the outfield and missed chances at the plate, they say it's only one game.
- With No Game This Week, Miami's Shula Ties the Knot
- DANCE : Definitely Not Still Life
- TRAVELING IN STYLE : Side Trips : America's Game
- NEVADA: True Tales From the Neon Wilderness...
- STYLE: ARCHITECTURE : Rustic Splendor
- GUYS, DOLLS & BIT PLAYERS : In Film Noir, He's a Loner, She's a Vixen and Everyone Else Is Along for the Ride