- Droves of Residents Hot on the Trail of Cooling Waters
- Allies Launch Retaliatory Raid Against Serbs
- Moorhead Announces 'The Time Has Come'
- BREAKUP BACKER: Yvonne Chan, maverick principal of...
- In Sweeping Strikes, U.S., Allies Mete Out Punishment to Serbs : Balkans: Air and artillery attacks on Sarajevo-area targets come in response to deadly market shelling. NATO officials say raid is meant to show West's resolve.
- 'Kaiser Justice' System's Fairness Is Questioned : Health: HMO says arbitration is speedier, cheaper than courts. Critics claim that the deck is stacked.
- Ex-Contractor Pleads Guilty to Extortion Plot : Courts: Man says he conspired with Rep. Tucker to get $250,000 from company seeking business in Compton.
- People
- NEWPORT BEACH : Easing Dog Ban at Beach Is Likely
- County Official Warns of 5,000 Health Layoffs
- CLOUD WALK: It's a busy time for...
- Lake Forest Teen Killed in Faceoff With Gang : Violence: Victim, 17, is shot to death after members of a rival Asian group try to crash a large house party.
- Gallacher Plays Aces: Faldo, Olazabal
- Ex-Police Officer Charged With Molesting Boys
- POP MUSIC REVIEWS : Nelson a Solid Opening for Calamigos
- Private Bids Sufficient for Takeover of County Clinics, Official Reports
- EL RIO : Concert Will Raise Funds for New Gym
- Latino Group Challenges Breakup Plan : Schools: Activists will meet to discuss their concerns that carving up the district may threaten programs they favor.
- BASEBALL ROUNDUP : Rockies Rebound on the Road, 6-3
- Q&A; with JOEY RAMONE : 'There's Nobody as Good as the Ramones'
- POP/ROCKThe Last Boingo: Oingo Boingo is calling...
- Leg Cramps Cause Matsuoka to Default : U.S. Open: Japanese player is leading Korda when he collapses in pain on the court.
- PREP FOOTBALL '95: EMPIRE LEAGUE
- COLLEGE FOOTBALL '95 : No More Gray Area : Ryan Fien Moves to a New Level as Bruins' Starting Quarterback
- 2 Men Indicted on Charges of Counterfeiting Credit Cards
- THOUSAND OAKS : Takasugi to Open Trial Satellite Office
- Trip East May Prove Timely : Baseball: Angels hope getting away will help them get back on track.
- PRO FOOTBALL DAILY REPORT : NFC : Panthers Cut Barry Foster
- PREP FOOTBALL '95: EMPIRE LEAGUE
- PREP FOOTBALL '95: EMPIRE LEAGUE
- Weekend Box Office : 'Kombat' Fights Off the Competition
- Hacker Makes 1st L.A. Federal Court Showing : Plea: Arraignment is postponed for Kevin Mitnick as government, attorneys work to settle case without a trial.
- R S V P / ORANGE COUNTY : Charities Reap What the Harvesters Sow : Supporters of the Food Distribution Center in Orange gather green with a benefit luncheon and an Emporio Armani fall fashion show.
- WELFARE REFORM : Mississippi Experiment Puts Faith in Religious Groups
- Planners Delay Vote on Warners Expansion : Burbank: Board members, postponing decision until Sept. 18, attempt to allay residents' fears about project.
- Valleywide : Workshops to Stress Need for Retrofitting
- That's Life in the 90s : Weather: A sweltering summer day looks better from the beach. The cooling marine layer is marooned offshore. Expect more heat today, lower temperatures Wednesday.
- COMPANY TOWN : MCA's Television Chief to Step Down : Studios: Thomas Wertheimer's departure will clear the way for new owner Seagram to change direction of the money-losing business.
- U.S. Agrees to Disclose Chrysler Minivan Crash Test Data : Courts: Lawyers for the government say they will release a videotape and other materials involving the safety of rear-hatch latches on the vehicles.
- THE O.J. SIMPSON MURDER TRIAL : Badgering the Press Is a Subtle Effort to Influence Simpson Coverage
- Health Czar Gives Optimistic Report on Clinic Takeover Bids
- Ingram Micro Inc.: The Irvine microcomputer distributor...
- Cardkey Offers New Line of Security Management
- THOUSAND OAKS : Sobriety Checkpoint Planned for Holiday
- Contract Awarded for Park Restrooms
- THE O.J. SIMPSON MURDER TRIAL
- Tucker Pleads Innocent to 2nd Round of Whitewater Charges
- Park Threatens Gating of Community : Neighborhoods: Pricey El Niguel Heights seeks to be enclosed and guarded. But a small play area within it is public--and a Laguna Niguel group sues to stop the plan.
- COLUMN ONE : How Gold Led Tribe Astray : The Amazon's Kayapo Indians traded the wealth of their land for cars, planes and money. Now Brazil has shut off the tap, leaving them with an undermined culture and devastated homeland.
- A Roundabout Bikeway From Pasadena to Downtown : NEXT L.A.: A look at issues, people and ideas helping to shape the emerging metropolis.
- Costa Mesa / Newport Beach : Bus Option Restored to High School Students
- A Bit Too Friendly at Doors of U.S.? : Major change proposed in airport customs rules
- San Fernando Valley : Recall Drive Launched Over Votes for Discount Store
- Judge in El Monte Sweatshop Case May Step Aside : Court: She cites possible conflict in role as U.S. attorney in 1992, when prosecutors did not seek a search warrant.
- Informed Opinions on Today's Topics : Setting Limits for Citizens Sick of Crime
- Superintendent Asserts Right to Include Banned Groups in Teacher Training
- Man Dies After Celebrating Jury Award : Tragedy: Carson resident collapses after Samoan dance. He and 35 others won $15.9 million from Sheriff's Department.
- Japan Credit Union Plan Draws Mixed Reactions : Finance: Proposal is likely to raise debate over whether public should help solve banking mess.
- Computer Firms Feeling the Heat on Monitor Size : Advertising: State pushes them to use more meaningful measurements. Two Orange County lawsuits attack claims.
- Judge Gives OK to Settlement of AST Lawsuit : Courts: Shareholders sued the Irvine computer maker. After the $12.5-million deal, the company says it can move forward.
- FINANCIAL MARKETS : Bank Issues Up in Otherwise Mixed Session
- Switzerland Orders Banks to Send Marcos Funds Back to Philippines
- Rare Succulent May Be Put on Endangered List : Environment: The Laguna live-forever is found only in southern Orange County. New status would protect it from encroaching development.
- Fullerton : Applicants Sought for Advisory Panels
- San Clemente : Planning Commission Applicants Sought
- BANK MERGER MANIA : Shipley Moves to Top Spot in Bank Industry
- Funeral Services Today for Actor Gary Crosby
- O.C. Suits Pressure Computer Makers on Screen-Size Ads
- Hasidim--Through a Young Girl's Eyes : THE ROMANCE READER <i> by Pearl Abraham</i> . Riverhead $21.95, 304 pages
- Security Door Controls Moves Across County Line
- Merrill Lynch Counsel Tops Salary List of In-House Corporate Lawyers
- Nona Morelli's II Inc.: The leisure and...
- O.C. Honda Owners Getting Up to Speed : Autos: Custom motors, suspensions turn small models into street racers.
- Kashmir Hostage Reports That He, 3 Others Are Safe
- San Fernando : Senior Meal Program Celebrates Reopening
- Freeway Traffic Stopped Cold by Blazing RV
- VENTURA : Woman Dies After U-Turn on On-Ramp
- HUNTINGTON BEACH : Funding Available for Community Projects
- Seniors Organize to Keep Their Housing
- L.A. School Board Approves $4.4-Billion Budget : Education: Spending plan includes money for new contract offer to teachers. Union had voted to strike in lieu of an acceptable pact.
- State Honors Ranger for Coastline Rescue in '94 : Thousand Oaks: Anthony F. Hoffman jumped into the pounding surf at Sycamore Cove to save a motorist, but a passenger died.
- SIMI VALLEY : Justice O'Connor to Speak at Library
- COLLEGE FOOTBALL '95 : He Has Staying Power : Donahue Begins 20th Season With Twice as Many Victories as Next Coach on UCLA List
- POP MUSIC REVIEWS : Long-Windedness Mars Psychic TV Set
- Theater Review : 'Little Footsteps' Balances Humor and Heartache
- COLLEGE FOOTBALL DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE NATION : Butterfield New Stanford Quarterback
- Ventura County Economic Profile
- Specialists Finding Prognosis for Good Jobs Is Grimmer : Medicine: Domination of HMOs plays a key role. Universities plan to redirect students.
- Pair Pleads Guilty to Federal Tax Charges
- Anti-Smoking: It's Not Just For Liberals : Liberal anti-smoking forces have poisoned the issue for Republicans on the right.
- GARDEN GROVE : City to Get 15 Cheaper, Preferred Police Cars
- NEWPORT BEACH : School Property Sale Eases Budget Concerns
- The Ultimate Hang-Up for Phone Workers : Sprint shows how to keep a union out by eliminating the office where employees dared to complain.
- U.S. Judge Throws Out Death Penalty for Rapist-Killer : Courts: John G. Davies rules that Ventura jurist should have allowed psychologist's testimony in sentencing of Robert McClain, who's spent 14 years on Death Row.
- TUSTIN : These Pets Speak the Language of Love
- HUNTINGTON BEACH : Roller Hockey Rink to Open Next Month
- COLLEGE FOOTBALL '95 : Controversy? What Controversy? : Otton and Wachholtz Might Share the USC Job, Much to Their Dismay
- Vecchione Gets Money, Rule Gets Changed
- U.S. OPEN NOTES : Ivanisevic's Injury Causes Another Early Loss
- Company Town : A Partnership on the Rocks?
- Refugee Crisis in Zaire Worse
- Japan's Trade Chief Gets Big Boost Toward Premier's Job
- Spiritual Sanctuary : Religion: Gay congregations and some mainstream churches minister to the needs of homosexuals, but not all groups are welcoming. An interfaith religious service this fall will be the first in Orange County.
- San Gabriel Valley : Murder Charges Sought in Fatal Beating of Boy at Park
- Southeast : MISPLACED IDENTITY
- FULLERTON : School District Won't Change Expulsion Procedure
- Obituaries : * Goldie Weisstein; Retired LAUSD Nurse
- MUSIC REVIEW : Bowl Orchestra Celebrates Film Scores
- Ad Pullback Unlikely to Hurt Sales at Calvin Klein : Retailing: Company benefits from the controversy over its campaign featuring scantily clad teen-agers, analysts say.
- BCC Technologies: The Irvine company's AS/400 disk,...
- Amazonian Berry May Find New Worlds to Conquer : Guarana: Used in tablets and teas, the caffeinated fruit has long been cherished in Brazil. Now the U.S. soft-drink market beckons.
- Judge Approves Settlement of AST Lawsuit : Technology: Tentative OK of $12.5-million agreement covers three other shareholder actions.
- Trolley Plaza Goes Shopping for Tenants
- China's Envoy to Return to U.S. as Ties Improve
- Body Watch : Times Memories Are Made Of
- In U.S., 1 in 11 Foreign-Born, Census Finds
- Obstetrics Program in Antelope Valley to End
- Playing Softball on the Gridiron : NCAA continues toothless 'penalties' for college football violations
- ORANGE COUNTY ALMANAC : No Silver Lining in 1877
- O.C. Couple Gives College the World : Photography: Images in the Long Beach show portray the planet as a gritty working environment and a land of majestic scenery.
- Recorded Books: Winning War With Rush-Hour Traffic : Commuting: Henry Trentman says his audio books are the 'world's greatest tranquilizer' for stressed-out drivers.
- MEDIA
- OXNARD : 2 Sought in Woman Driver's Kidnap, Rape
- 7-Year-Old Injured in Car Crash Dies
- Boy Shot at Motel Window Dies
- Fans May Not Be Buying Into Raiders' Return to Bay Area
- Vecchione Cleared for Stopping Tyson Bout
- COMPANY TOWN
- Jury Deliberates Ventura River Dumping Case : Trial: Prosecution says that although man was on his own property, he broke the law. Defendant says he's being made an example.
- Once-Homeless Man Finds 'Home' on Set : Survival: Riley Chiorando charts a course from the drug-infested streets of New York to college classrooms to Burbank for an internship on 'Home Improvement.'
- Countywide : Plans Begin for More Parking at Airport
- Bringing a Changing Land Into Sharp Focus : History: Ed Lawrence's photos create a permanent record of a transformed Southland, capturing the ranching legacy of Thousand Oaks.
- A New Home for 'House'?
- Mission Energy Co.: The Irvine subsidiary of...
- Muslims Call for Probe of Former Activist's Arrest
- Exposing The Big Lie : From the case of Charles Stuart to the tragic actions of Susan Smith, when a 'victim's'story doesn't add up, sometimes all police really have to go on are gut feelings and plain old experience.
- MOORPARK : District to Begin School Registration
- Sorry--but Smoking Still Kills
- Good help is easy to find:Architecture buff...
- EIR Due in 2 Weeks on Massive Project
- Police Commission to Hold Neighborhood Meeting Tonight
- The Man Who Eats Livers
- Breaking Down Barriers : LAPD Utilizes Foreign-Speaking Officers and Phone Service to Communicate in a Diverse Community.
- Breathing Is Seles' Only Trouble : Tennis: She overpowers Dragomir, 6-3, 6-1, in first U.S. Open match since winning 1992 championship.
- Pop Music Review : Chris Duarte Group: The Power Is Threefold
- "Jekyll & Hyde" grossed $852,431 for performances...
- Semtech Announces 61% Increase in Sales
- Briefly:
- CONSUMER PRODUCTS
- THE O.J. SIMPSON MURDER TRIAL : Black Leaders Urge Ito to Release Tapes
- Killings May Point to Decay of Gang Truce
- Bomb Threat Disrupts Flights at 3 Airports in New York City Area
- CSUN Starts Fall Semester With Jump in Enrollment
- OPEN HOUSE: More and more, gays and...
- SET IN STONE: One of the first...
- Outlook Improves for Clinics--Not County : Health care: Private bids are sufficient to take over facilities that face closure, official says. But some proposals are unacceptable and the system remains vulnerable.
- Reward Offered to Net Suspect in Brinks Heist
- Martineau Is Bookish, but No Wimp on Field : Football: Offensive back has high grade-point and yards-per-carry average.
- ENERGY
- Vocational Classes Fading Despite L.A. Schools' Efforts : Education: Campus programs range from high-tech to none at all. Possible U.S. funding cuts are further threat.
- Some Doctors Head to Idaho, a State Without Managed Care
- State Welfare Official Touts Wilson Policy : Government: Agency chief Sandra Smoley supports governor's hard line on fraud and lauds O.C. probe of recipients.
- NEXT L.A.: A look at issues, people and ideas helping to shape the emerging metropolis.
- 51 Years Later, He Learns Brother's Fate : World War II: Brazilian Army jungle unit discovers wreckage of B-24, missing since 1944. James Leitch says he's glad uncertainty is over.
- O.C. Crime Rate Dropped 14% in 1994 : Law enforcement: The decrease was the largest among California counties. The overall state figure declined to its lowest level in a decade.
- When General Motors and Firestone Tire...
- COLLEGE FOOTBALL '95 : A Hero, Not by Choice : Illini's Rice Wanted to Go Pro but Was Too Late
- PRO FOOTBALL DAILY REPORT : AFC : Jaguars Give Nod to Beuerlein
- BANK MERGER MANIA : National City Plans to Purchase Integra for $2.1 Billion in Stock : Acquisitions: Deal reflects rapid industry consolidation. Analysts praise move, which would create assets of $50 billion.
- Apple Rolls Out Cheaper, More Powerful Portable Computers
- Fluor Credit Rating Boosted to A+ by Standard & Poor's
- BANK MERGER MANIA : Creating America's Biggest Bank
- Body Watch : The Couch Maker to the Analysts
- Clintons at Home on the Range, With Chefs in Tow : Wyoming: First Family goes camping on Rockefeller family ranch. But roughing it is relative, except when it comes to golf.
- LAUGH LINES : Punchlines
- Body Watch : Licensed to Heal
- Police Crack Down on 'Scavenging Kingpin' : Crime: Roger Bird, who makes a living from recycling, is cited and charged after allegedly taking from city bins.
- Q & A
- 'Smog-Eating' Radiator Tested : NEXT L.A.: A look at issues, people and ideas helping to shape the emerging metropolis.
- No Resistance as Seles Keeps Sailing Along
- Fruit-Drink Makers on Lookout for Next Exotic Flavor : Marketing: Kiwi-strawberry is still the buyers' favorite, but it's expected to eventually run out of juice.
- HEALTH CARE
- COMPANY TOWN : Ex-Chief of Toys R Us International to Head Six Flags
- Chase, Chemical Will Merge in $11-Billion Deal
- Sales Tax Revenues Gain 12.5% in 1st 3 Months of '95
- CRIME WATCH : Nation of Convicts
- Bristol Farms to Open at Alpha Beta Site
- Irvine Teen Arrested in Molestations : Crime: His fingerprints were found on book used to lure girl, 6, to bookstore restroom, police say.
- Main Course : Mrs. Gooch Plans Tastier, Healthier Menu for School Teens
- CYPRESS : Card Club Foes Play Their Hand for Council Seat
- PREP FOOTBALL '95: EMPIRE LEAGUE
- Gish Biomedical Profit Rises 31%
- BANK MERGER MANIA : Consumer Groups Fault Chase-Chemical Deal : Reaction: They warn of higher fees, layoffs and greater inconvenience as banks get bigger.
- Company Town : DOMESTIC MARKET SHARE
- CAMARILLO : WWII Planes to Go on Display at Airport
- Mrs. Gooch Plans a New Menu for School Teens
- Woodland Hills : Couple in Fatal Car Crash Identified
- South Bay : Methane From Sewage Plant to Fuel Electricity Generator
- PREP FOOTBALL '95: EMPIRE LEAGUE
- PREP FOOTBALL '95: EMPIRE LEAGUE
- Wallach's Injury May Be Trouble in a Lot of Ways : Dodgers: With roster deadline near, replacement player Busch is called up to play third, repercussions expected.
- VENTURA : $1,000 Reward Offered After Holdup at Arco
- BASEBALL DAILY REPORT : ANGELS : DiSarcina Could Return for Playoffs
- Westlake Village : PriceCostco Foes Aim to Oust 2 on Council
- Mother of Actress Mamie Van Doren Dies of Cancer
- And in This Corner . . . : Some Old Favorites Go Head-to-Head in New TV Season
- Jazz Review : Almario, Laboriel Have a Little Too Much Fun
- Hostage Is Safe as Surrender Ends Office Ordeal
- COMMENTARY : Lame Duck Riley Heads Down South for the Money
- BASEBALL DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE MAJORS : Phillies' Greene Goes Back on DL
- Southeast : $1.75 Million May Repair Condo Owners' Peace of Mind
- City Park Is Barrier to Community Gates : Neighborhoods: Suit challenges plan to enclose homes, saying it limits access to public property.
- Armed Robbers Take $20,000 in Jewelry From Mervyn's
- Japan Firm, Amgen Market Blood-Clotting Hormone
- BANK MERGER MANIA : In Their Interest : Competitive Pressures Will Encourage More Bank Linkups
- HUNTINGTON BEACH : School District Land Decision Postponed
- OXNARD : City Worker Denies Conflict of Interest
- Countywide : Tustin Base to Host Two Running Events
- Sylmar : Police Fatally Shoot Man Wielding Pistol
- Local Companies Unveil Software for Windows 95
- Federated Buy Would Leave Broadway CEO With $3 Million
- Company Town
- Worldwide Medical Corp.: Tridon Corp. of Beverly...
- Wilson Kicks Off Presidential Campaign : GOP: He assails illegal immigration with Statue of Liberty as backdrop.
- Body Watch : Fixing Cuts May Become Sticky Situations : Medicine: Would you believe glue to repair wounds? Researchers find that a medical adhesive heals hurts quicker and with fewer tears.
- Fullerton Man Killed in Bus Stop Shootout
- Civic Center High of 99 Tops '83 Record; More Heat on Way
- FULLERTON : Cutbacks Thin Ranks at College District
- FINANCIAL MARKETS : Bank Issues Up on Otherwise Downbeat Day
- LTC Properties Inc. to Pay Larger Dividends
- Israel Orders 3 Arab Offices Closed in Jerusalem : Mideast: Move will limit Palestinian Authority presence in disputed city. Rabin may be trying to show that he'll rein in PLO even amid peace talks.
- Gingrich's Proposal to Execute Drug Smugglers Is Assailed
- Gator's Paws for Lunch Turns Hounds to Hors d'Oeuvres
- New Hurricane Leads the Lineup of Atlantic Storms
- Ranchland to Ranch-Style : Photographer Chronicles Over 3 Decades of Change in Thousand Oaks' Landscape
- S. Africa--the Boon and Bane of Its Region
- Ted Moore Appointed Vice President at First American Title
- He's Looking for Larvae in All the Right Places : Pet food: As a maggot farmer, Skip Cockerum is more Lord of the Flies than Old MacDonald. If you come see him, leave the swatter at home.
- HEALTH CARE
- Artisans Turn to Crafters' Malls to Sell Wares : Retail: Half a dozen of the stores, which are prime outlets for handmade goods, have cropped up in Ventura County during the past year.
- COMPANY TOWN
- Alexander Unveils Attack Ad
- Panel Nominee Named
- South Gate is a community with bitter...
- TUSTIN : Applicants Sought for City Clerk's Post
- MISSION VIEJO : 2 New Potential Sites for Roller Hockey Center Studied
- Westside : Fund-Raising Album Recorded by Children Is a Hit
- Pedaling His Bikeway Plan : San Gabriel bicyclist wants to reconstruct the old Arroyo cycle-way into an elevated highway from Pasadena to Downtown. : NEXT L.A.: A look at issues, people and ideas helping to shape the emerging metropolis.
- DEL MAR : Victory in Relaunch Shows Mr Purple Can Run on Green
- FILLMORE : Train Rides Offered for Holiday Weekend
- COLLEGE FOOTBALL DAILY REPORT : USC : Green, Parker Will Run Back Punts
- COLLEGE FOOTBALL DAILY REPORT : UCLA : For Now, Watson Wins Fullback Derby
- Central Los Angeles : Slumlord to Filipino War Veterans Pleads No Contest
- Man on Bus Bench Engages in Gun Battle, Is Shot to Death
- A Summer When Middle Class Ruled the Box Office : Movies: While the highs have not been as high, there have been fewer lows and more films that will take in $35 million or more.
- Japanese War Apology
- Ventura County Fair : Midway Hits the Highway After Fair Plays to Bigger, Friendlier Crowds : Recreation: Merchants and officials walk away happy after 12 days of steadily rising attendance, solid sales and minimal arrests. Planning begins on next year's event.
- Robleto on Detectives
- Friedman on U.S. Economy
- Revolution in Ulcer Treatment : Medicine: Sure, you're a Type-A, but that doesn't mean <i> you're</i> the cause of your aching stomach. The culprit just might be a common bacterium that antibiotics can zap. But convincing patients--and doctors--has been difficult.
- Grave Sites
- Rep. Robert Dornan
- Soccer at Coliseum
- Obituaries - Aug. 29, 1995
- Obituaries - Aug. 29, 1995
- Notes on a Scorecard - Aug. 29, 1995
- Doctors' Authority, Pay Dwindle Under HMOs : Health: Many feel pressured to cut corners and costs. Specialists are hard hit as access to them is curtailed.
- Court Told County's Choices Are Cuts or Insolvency : Finances: Officials respond to lawsuit that targets health care reductions. They say borrowing is not a likely solution.
- COSTA MESA : Water District to Fill Seat by Appointment
- Students Return to Old Friends and Long Lines at Local Colleges
- SHARING WARMTH: Los Angeles residents got a...
- Sarajevo Shelled; at Least 35 Die : Balkans: The deadliest mortar attack on city in more than 18 months brings U.S. call for retaliation against the Bosnian Serbs. But U.N. says it's not sure who fired.
- Defense Expert Calls DNA Test Method Reliable
- Bankruptcy Plan Gets 2 Key Endorsements : Recovery: Officials of OCTA and League of California Cities back proposal despite misgivings. Bus patrons appear at meeting to plead that services be spared.
- 29 People Die in Weekend Shootings : Violence: The number is about six times the average for the period, coroner says. Three incidents in the Valley lead police to speculate that a Latino gang truce is crumbling.
- TECHNOLOGY - Aug. 29, 1995
- BANKING & FINANCE - Aug. 29, 1995
- BANKING & FINANCE - Aug. 29, 1995
- Moving From the Fringe to the Forefront : Politics: O.C.'s Dana Rohrabacher is having fun with his newfound clout.
- Beijing Gets Final Touches Before Women's Conference
- Angels Can See Trouble in Rear View Mirror
- Images From His Life in Pictures : Memories: He was a man who could melt into the crowd--or demand the perks he had coming to him.
- Trojans No. 7, Ohio State Now at No. 10
- Buckeyes Impress Enough to Move Into Poll's Top 10
- Documentary Congress Set at Academy
- Comprehensive Behavioral Care Names VP
- COLUMN ONE : Is Italian AIDS Law Spreading Crime? : A 1993 act gives sufferers a virtual 'get out of jail free' card. But some repeatedly--even violently--strike out at society, triggering calls for repeal.
- May Resume Expelling Refugees, Zairians Say
- SCIENCE FILE: An exploration of issues and trends affecting science, medicine and the environment. : Star Tours
- 3 Men Shot to Death in East Valley
- Valleywide : Shelter for Abused Women Opens Friday
- COLLEGE FOOTBALL '95 : Sooner Rather Than Later : Schnellenberger Starts Over With Oklahoma
- MOVIE REVIEW : Fanciful 'Arabian Knight' Has Kid, Parent Appeal
- Want to Buy Individual Stocks? A Few Pointers
- AIRLINES
- COMMITMENTS : With Midlife, New Priorities and a Mourning of Lost Youth
- PRICE OF PUTTING: Greens fees just went...
- Pact Gives Arabs New Roles in West Bank : Mideast: Israel and Palestinians sign deal transferring authority over eight spheres.
- Public Is Willing to Make Room for Independent Presidential Candidate