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ORANGE COUNTY VOICES TRANSPORTATION : Absence of Consensus Killed Measure M
A summary of Southern California-related business litigation developments during the week of Nov. 12.
China's Output Takes First Drop in Years; Further Unrest Feared
Chrysler to End Pact With Maserati: Chrysler...
California IN BRIEF : SAN FRANCISCO : Legislation Would Keep Presidio Open
For O.C. Rescuers, Death of Nimitz Survivor Comes as Frustrating Blow
Arthur Fletcher, Rights Figure, Leaves Hospital
Judge Made Juveniles Toe the Line, Ends Up in Exile
World IN BRIEF : SUDAN : Government, Rebels Agree to Hold Talks
City of Hope Reaps a Bonanza
HUNTINGTON BEACH : Reading Is the Name of This Game
East Germans Rally Against Regime While Others Flock to West Berlin
The Ostrich Method of English Grammar : Education: Schools have quit teaching standard English, fearing political backlash. It's minority students who suffer.
Get the Truck Ban Rolling
Anti-Graffiti Rally Wins Councilmen's Promises of More Money, Workers
Eagles Slip Past Vikings
Hooker Corp. to Shut Altman Stores: L....
Perfume Suit Settled: A Los Angeles woman...
Westinghouse Seeks Fee Hike at Nuclear Sites
Capitol Tree Topples Wrong Way
Security Forces Abused Them, 2 Americans Say : El Salvador: The U.S. Embassy casts doubt on their stories but says it will investigate.
California IN BRIEF : SAN DIEGO : Tanker Repairs Run Ahead of Schedule
IRVINE : County to Collect Hazardous Materials
LAGUNA BEACH : Holiday Dinner Will Benefit Shelter
Child Abuse Center to Focus on Whole Family : Social Service: The head of an Antelope Valley facility says prevention is the long-term solution to the problem.
Michigan State Returns to Top 25; Fresno State Exits
GOLF AT SHERWOOD CC : Strange-O'Meara Team Wins by 6
L.A. Secondary Answers the Critics : Rams: Defensive backs are impressive against the Cardinals' trio of quarterbacks, picking off four passes.
SHORT TAKES : 8 Soviet Filmmakers Get Visas
Music
ART : Simple Sculpture Exhibit Fills Austere Surroundings With Bold Presence
Ocean Pollution
Drug Legalization: Interest Rises in Prestigious Circles
California IN BRIEF : HAYWARD : Unsolved Kidnap Case Now 1 Year Old
NAMES IN THE NEWS : Harris Pays Tab, Doesn't Drink
Stolz Being Considered for New Mexico State Job
Colts Revive Offense, Beat Jets, 27-10
Raiders Humbled as They Stumble Their Way to 5-6
Merv Griffin Will Roll the Dice With 'Monopoly' Game Show
After 9 Years, Bishop Is Back--on His Terms
Water Leaks
LOTTERY RESULTS
Graf Overcomes Injury to Win N.Y. Title : Tennis: Top-seeded West German is tentative because of sprained ankle, but she defeats Navratilova in final, 6-4, 7-5, 2-6, 6-2.
Kelly Loses Grip, Bills Just Lose : Patriots: New England scores 20 points in last eight minutes of 33-24 victory.
SHORT TAKES : Michael Jackson Plugs Mirage
Johnson Takes Augmon's Place as UNLV Headliner : College Basketball: Former junior college player of the year has opponents stretching for superlatives and Rebels' athletic department enthralled because of low-key approach to success.
Money Supply Rises: The narrowest measure of...
A summary of Southern California-related business litigation developments during the week of Nov. 12.
20,000 Demand Czech Reforms : East Bloc: Resistance to the government spreads. Criticism is read at church services in Prague. There are no reports of violence.
Chinese Premier Arrives in Nepal for 3-Day Visit
Berlin's Wall Is Being Cut Away--Chip by Chip : Europe: A few Germans are selling small chunks of the wall as souvenirs.
LOCAL : 2 From H.B. Killed in Car Crash
200,000 Angry Czechs : Nation's Biggest Protest Calls for End of Regime : Police Keep Hands Off; No Violence
U.S. Complies With Call for Impact Studies on Arts Park : Environment: The Sierra Club sued to block the cultural center project last year. It is urging alternative sites outside the Sepulveda Basin.
Nick Faldo of England Quits PGA
THE SIDELINES : Ex-Colt Sherman Plunkett Dies
NOTEBOOK : Ellard Displays His Forward-Flip Form, Executes a Perfect '10'
Wallace's 15th Place Worth $1 Million
Community College Football Bowl Set
Cal State Fullerton Finds Its Strength in Numbers, Expectations This Season : College Basketball: Titans, who started last season with nothing to look forward to, have depth and everything to look forward to in 1989.
Joe Strummer to Appear at Coach House
MEDIA : If You've Got an Item to Sell --Even Yourself--Tune In
Nation IN BRIEF : NEW YORK : Children Killed in Storm Mourned
4 Die In Santa Ana After Car Slams Into Pole During Drag Race
Why Auto Theft Is a Growth Industry : Insurance: When thieves 'borrow' a car to remove its marketable parts, where do the replacements come from? Shouldn't insurers be suspicious?
THE SIDELINES : Tom Kite and Betsy King Voted Players of Year by Golf Writers
Saints, Hilliard Wear Down Falcons, 26-17 : New Orleans: Pint-sized back shows gallons of talent, gets 158 yards and a touchdown in win over Atlanta.
Rams No Lambs in Victory : Pro Football: Defense has five sacks, four interceptions in 37-14 win over the Cardinals.
HOLLYWOOD PARK : Live the Dream Lets Whittingham's Come True
UC Irvine Will Retrench, Give Defense a Shot : College Basketball: After a 12-17 season in which they averaged 82 points a game and gave up 86, the Anteaters will try stopping people instead.
Firms Honored for Arts Charity
Ohio S&L; Chief Fails to Amend Chapter 11 Plan
NATION : Controversial Bush Nominee for Environment Post Gives Up Fight
House Supports Bush, Preserves El Salvador Aid
Johnny Haymer, 69, 'MASH' Actor, Dies
NAMES IN THE NEWS : Photo Tells All: Zsa Zsa Is 72
S.D. Archeologists Comb the Earth for Clues to Past
Military Services Study 'Worst-Case' Cutbacks : Budget: The Navy, Army and Air Force outline their contingency plans. Cheney calls prospects for sharp reductions 'a realistic expectation.'
Our Street People Are Not Somebody Else's Problem : Homeless: We need to change the 'not in my back yard' syndrome to 'neighbor in my back yard.' Opposition won't make them go away.
Science / Medicine : A Quasar Out on the Edge
The Politics of Prudence
C-SPAN Crosses the Ocean to Bring Live Broadcasts From House of Commons
'Sophie's Place' Delightful but Demanding
McCaw Lifts Bid for LIN Broadcasting : Mergers: Cellular giant kicks in another $800 million in fight with BellSouth for company.
P.M. BRIEFING : Pioneer Gets Costa Mesa Firm
Rash of Dismissals Voids Bias Claims
4 Slain in Bavarian Tavern; Police Kill Gunman, Seize 2nd
ROYALS : Editor Fired for Royal Photos
Buck Helm: 90 Hours in Freeway Wreckage Created Quake Hero : Disaster: Tough longshoreman dies nearly a month after rescue from damaged interstate in Oakland. Respiratory failure is blamed.
Senators Warn Against a Hasty Cutoff of Aid to El Salvador
Driftnet Fishing Issue Still Tangled
HOLLYWOOD PARK : Variety Road Gets On Trust Top Weight
Alabama Coach Acts After Death Threats
THE SIDELINES : Moeller Makes Pitch for Money
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Japan Expo Coming Into Its Own in L.A. : Trade: Launched in late 1980, the event has attracted ever-widening interest in Japanese culture and products. And founder Nagao Masuda, who made it a success, is expanding his small empire by producing other promotional shows.
Movies - Nov. 20, 1989
Movies - Nov. 20, 1989
Movies - Nov. 20, 1989
RADIO PAYS: In this age of televangelism,...
FARE EXCHANGE: Bus riders have long complained...
House Supports China Students on 403-0 Vote
JITTERS: Orange County residents are so accustomed...
Marketplace of Creative Ideas May Now Go to Highest Bidder : Media: As publishers limit themselves to their own writers, everyone who isn't part of their corporate world is cut off from effective expression.
Record Heat Sears Coast; Fire Danger Is 'Explosive' : Weather: San Juan Capistrano's 95 is the highest in the nation. Cooling to 70s is expected for Thanksgiving.
MANUFACTURING: The service sector dominates Orange County's...
Salvador's Left, Right Attend Rites for Priests : Central America: Two Catholic bishops are warned to leave the country. Fighting subsides in the capital.
Catastrophic Care Puts Congress in Overtime : Medicare: Extended benefits will end unless a compromise is reached. Both House and Senate postpone adjournment to try to save at least part of the program.
Killea Tactic Can Only Hurt the Church in the Long Run : Abortion: Public officials take an oath to uphold the Constitution, not the Vatican. They should represent all voters, not just Catholics.
Notes on a Scorecard - Nov. 20, 1989
TV & Video - Nov. 20, 1989
Temperamental River Presents Few Options for San Diegans
An Escape to Captivity, and Back : THE SACRED NIGHT A novel by Tahar Ben Jelloun; translated by Alan Sheridan (A Helen andKurt Wolff Book/ Harcourt Brace Jovanovich: $18.95; 192 pp.; 0-15-179150-3)
How Healthy Was Primitive Man? : HEALTH AND THE RISE OF CIVILIZATION by Mark Nathan Cohen Ph.D. (Yale University Press:$29.95; 320 pp.; 0-300-04006-7)
Revised Report Shows Impact of Culver City Mall : Development: Culver City plans hearings early next year on the Marina Place project opposed by the city of Los Angeles and the Venice Town Council.
Salvadorans Flock to Shelters as Fighting Ebbs : Central America: The army gains the upper hand as rebels withdraw from some areas of the capital.
Students Learn Hard Lessons on What It Means to Be Poor
Jordan's Historic Election Heartens Fundamentalists
Norton AFB Emerges as Top Airport Site : Planning: After exhaustive search, panel says San Bernardino County site would be best choice to relieve congestion at John Wayne.
Injustice Eats Away at Plaintiffs Who File Small Claims
Commentary : Risking Some Kindness to a Down-and-Outer : The homeless: There was something about his eyes that intrigued me.
ANALYSIS : UNLV and LSU Make Powerful Moves
SOCCER : WORLD CUP QUALIFYING : It'll Be Historical First for U.S. or Trinidad and Tobago
Years of the Tigers : Anniversary: The 75 seasons that San Fernando High has been playing football are steeped in tradition and rich with championships and talented players.
A Most Unethical Way to Deal With Ethics : Pay Hike: If lawmakers really do need more money, why do most of them seek reelection?
After the Wall: New Concerns in the East and West : The Germanys: As physical barriers fall, new questions rise, about reunification, about Soviet intent, about European integration.
After Humble Start, Bank Grew Into Key Player
Traffic Concerns Spur R.H. Estates to Oppose Closure of Miraleste
New Airport Dealt a Blow
Raiders, Oilers to Rumble in 'Dome
SOUTHERN SECTION CROSS-COUNTRY : A Smashing Time by Dameworth as Agoura Wins Title
San Diego Wrestles With Its Maltreated River : Environment: The waterway has been rerouted and buried in the name of progress. Now there's a movement afoot to put nature back into the picture.
It's Ugly, but Kings Beat Capitals : Hockey: Fight in final seconds mars 5-3 victory that extends their unbeaten string to four games and evens their record at 10-10-1.
Royal Beats Esperanza to Walk Off With Title
GOLF : This Foursome Won't Be a Strange Sight
SOUTHERN SECTION BOYS' CROSS-COUNTRY : Saddleback Is Second in 4-A Final
SOUTHERN SECTION GIRLS' CROSS-COUNTRY : Edison's Taylor Up to Latest Challenge, Captures 4-A Title
JUNIOR COLLEGE FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
Where Success Is in the Details : Tony Bill's Maple Drive offers straightforward fare in a serene Beverly Hills setting
ALBUM REVIEW : Jones Returns With a Feast of Styles and Musicality : QUINCY JONES "Back on the Block," Qwest *** 1/2
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Mr. Jones Is Back : After overwork and divorce, Quincy Jones releases his first album in eight years
TOP 10 FEATURES HOME BUYERS ARE SEEKING
Opinion today includes expanded coverage of international...
Consolidators Offer Cuts in Room Rates
Socialite Is Now Greece's 'Turtle Lady'
La Mirada Prepares for Holiday Basket
Abandoned by Fickle Brochures
Haiti Regime Accused of Corruption and Terrorism
Witness Gets on All Fours in Defense of Slain Dog
No Hit List, Says Pomona Interim Chief
Eucalyptus Trees Stir Iberian Ecology Alarm as They Soak Up Water
West European Leaders Set to Aid East Bloc
HIGH SCHOOL FIELD HOCKEY : CHAMPIONSHIP : Mira Mesa Goalie's Play, Dye Color Serra's Day Blue
2 Colombian Drug Suspects Extradited to U.S.
In S. Africa, a New World Is Still Awaiting Its Birth : Apartheid: De Klerk can make history rather than hysteria. He can end the brutal system.
SENIOR CITIZEN HOUSING: The Hidden Hills City...
Irvine Teachers to Vote on Contract Offer : Education: Irvine teachers are expected to approve terms tentatively agreed to by union and school district negotiators.
'As long as I have water around me, I'll continue to row'
Luck Strikes Spinner With $1 Million : Lottery: A business executive from Brea hits the jackpot with a scratch-off trip to Big Spin.
Heisman Race: What Should Count Most?
Four Held After Drive-By Shooting Injures 2
Northridge Eliminated in Soccer Regional
Oklahoma State, led by medalist Bobby May's...
FALL ROUNDUP : Antelope Valley Defensive Play Highlights Win
SOUTHERN SECTION 3-A GIRLS VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS : La Habra Rallies, Finally Wins a Title
Sealy, Harvey Help St. John's Defeat Houston
Respected Now, Cano Wants Another Winner : Soccer: The CSDH women's team hopes this year won't be the last it reaches the NCAA final four. Next time, it plans to do even better.
WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL : Title IX, Talent Take UCLA to the Top
Markdowns May Dampen Retailers' Christmas Cheer : Shopping: Store owners fear a potential price-cutting war. Some are fighting back with service.
What happened to the delightful British comedies...
Of Brotherly Love and Other Odd Notions : THE KISS OF LAMOURETTE by Robert Darnton (W.W. Norton: $19.95; 344 pp.)
CRITIQUE : Venice Project Mixes Housing With Shops
L.A. Architects Honor Two Times Writers
God's Feminine Side : Monthly Worship Group Focuses on Biblical Issues of Interest to Women
Nynex Breaks Off Phone Strike Talks
The House
Shadow of McMartin Case Lingering Over Beach City
Bank of San Pedro Is Criticized for Unsecured Loans : Finance: Bank's issuance of more than $1 million in loans to one of its directors draws reproach from federal regulators and shareholders.
Districts Boost Day Care as Need for After-School Programs Grow : Child Care: Working, middle-class parents have killed society's myth of a happy housewife waiting for the children to come home.
Redskins' 5-Foot-8 Corners Won't Allow Themselves to Be Sold Short
NCAA Wants to Say When to the Beer Commercials
Spiritual Serl
EAST ROUNDUP : Pittsburgh Overcomes 14-Point Deficit to End East Carolina Upset Bid
The Timeless Songs of Kurt Weill--One Night Only
Nash Climbs Into 'Ring' as a TV Talk-Show Host
Viewpoints : The Air Fare Puzzle : Some contend that airline mergers and deregulation have reduced competition and boosted passenger rates. Should Congress intervene?
L.A. County Tax Collector Extending Service Hours
Among the Airlines, It's Survival of the Fattest : Airlines: Braniff's suspension of operations and filing for bankruptcy protection is the latest indicator of a trend toward domination of the airline industry by a few mega-carriers.
Normandy Memories Still Sharp
Proposition 103 Still on Hold
AROUND HOME : Hang Gliding
Police Pinch Suspected Panty Raider
Excess Cargo Containers Raise Concern About Storage Space
Getting the Drop on Wildfires : Firefighters Use Helicopters in Early Assaults to Stop Blazes' Spread
Barco to Visit Japan
Banner Holiday : Artists Add a Touch of the Sea to Their Yuletide Designs for Santa Monica
Tornado-Hit Alabama Declared Disaster Area
Children's Art Goes on Display
Adobe to Be Bolstered for Quake Safety
700 Protest U.S. Aid to El Salvador : Demonstration: The escalating civil war and the murders of six priests swell the marchers' ranks.
PRO FOOTBALL NOTES : As Season Sorts Out Winners and Losers, 49ers Still NFL's Best
SOUTHERN SECTION FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS : Pairings Set for Quarterfinals
NHL ROUNDUP : Rangers Rally to Beat Whalers, 3-2
Excellence Was the Measuring Stick : As director, Kevin Consey saw Newport's art museum grow financially and critically; now he takes on Chicago
In Superman (Channel 13 Sunday at 6...
Traditionally Neutral Swiss to Vote on Scrapping Army
3 Soldiers Killed in Ulster Blast; IRA Suspected
Problems May Lead to Cuts in Collider Project
COLUMN ONE : Lincoln's Risky Road to Disaster : How an Irvine savings and loan fueled a real estate empire--and became one of history's biggest financial fiascoes.
All They Need to Do Is Catch the Bug : Democracy: No place is really immune, and it doesn't take years of gradual exposure to transform the body politic.
Two S.D. County Blazes Battled
28 in Lancaster Seized in Raids on 2 Buildings
S.D. Shipyard Hosts Open-Tunnel Party Inside Exxon Valdez
Chadwick Wins Small School Volleyball Title
HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL PLAYOFFS : Southern Section
Camarillo Ends Decade With a Run to the Top
Crash Kills 2 From Women's College Team
SOUTHERN SECTION 4-A GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS : Esperanza Finally Reaches the End of the Line
HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL PLAYOFFS : Palisades Girls Reclaim City 4-A Championship
Manley Out After Third Drug Strike : Football: Redskin defensive lineman banned from NFL in Tagliabue's first major action as commissioner.
Beethoven and Bach Take a Lesson From Rock : Pop promoter Barry Fey helps the Colorado Symphony players run their own concerts
Just Take the London Bus to Chez Jay II
Third World Fossil Fuel Pollution Prompts Worries
Supervisors OK Project in Altadena : Housing: La Vina community group opposes the 272-home development on archeological and environmental grounds.
Massacre Creates Gun-Control Activists
California IN BRIEF : LONG BEACH : Helm Deserted, Coast Guard Says
Norway Searches for Heirs to Claim U.S. Woman's $1-Million Fortune
CRITIC'S CORNER
Threat to Salvadoran Priests Is Nothing New : Central America: Rightist extremists viewed the slain Jesuit rector as the brains behind the guerrillas.
Many Are Still Feeling Pain of Hugo's Blow
The Big-Lie Technique Among Japan-Bashers : Trade: Their prose may be artful, but Tokyo's sour-spirited detractors haven't a clue about how Japanese society works. Take heed, President Bush.
Neneh Cherry's 'Manchild' Tops Among Music Videos
California Doesn't Rank as a Sununu-Shine State : Politics: State GOP money men blame the White House chief of staff for the President's lack of interest in the state.
Workout Wonders : Fitness: Tarzana's Portola Junior High ninth-graders score best among Los Angeles district schools in the Valley on state's physical fitness test.
Youth's Slaying Called Gang-Related
Mourning Grows Up in Public
BIG WEST ROUNDUP : Fresno State Gets Lesson in Humility
WESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE ROUNDUP : BYU Gains Its Revenge With 70-31 Rout of Utah
HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL : CHAMPIONSHIPS : Section's Defending Champions Have a Completely Successful Night
Montclair Prep Outruns Desert in Second Half
A Thin Time for 'Fat Man'
BO AIN'T DIDDLEY:
Shooting a Story That Shoots Back : How TV news covers the urban gangs: Are the stories balanced? Are they racist?
Nation IN BRIEF : FLORIDA : NASA Races to Start Shuttle Countdown
Vietnam Refugee in Ohio Hits Lottery for $6 Million
Prague Will Let Dissident Go to Stockholm for Prize
Lawndale antique radio museum offers a connection to bygone days.
Linking City's Growth to Help for Poor Urged
COMMENTARY : This Time, They Both Played Like Rookies
The bad guys and good guys are...
Frequent Fliers
Taking Bread at the Bar
'Problem' Boys Find Solutions at Altadena Home
Pour Wine, Pass the Oysters
Viacom Seeks a Role in the Land of Media Giants : Entertainment: The cable, TV and radio company has reduced its daunting debt. But can it survive the competitive jungle?
Spanning the Globe With Times Readers
In Nicaragua, 'We Believe We Are All Kings' : MEMOIRS OF A COUNTER-REVOLUTIONARY by Arturo Cruz Jr. (Doubleday: $18.95, 267 pp.)
Visitors Find Soviet Trip Can Be Risky Business : Tourism: Crimes against travelers to the Soviet Union are up this year. Among the worst cities are Moscow and Leningrad.
SCANDAL by Shusaku Endo (Vintage: $8.95)
SALSA! : Dance: The fever of salsa has hit patrons of popular West Covina nightclub.
Former 'Lemon Capital' Seems Sweet to Newcomers : Corona: With its strategic location, Riverside County city is magnet to home buyers from adjacent counties.
Enough of this frivolity. It's curling-up-in-front-of-the- crackling-fire-with-a-good-book...
Unwrapping the Best Gift--Travel
Mormon Memories, Angeleno Enigmas : THE CHINCHILLA FARM by Judith Freeman (W.W. Norton: $19.95; 319 pp.; 0-393-02722-8)
CHILDREN OF BETHANY : The Story of a Palestinian Family by Said K. Aburish (Indiana University Press: $18.95; 243 pp.)
Monteverde Cloud Forest Is a Costa Rican Wonder
RUSSIAN JOURNAL by John Steinbeck photographs by Robert Capa (Paragon House: $10.95)
How dare CBS preempt "Dallas" and "Falcon...
A Holiday Entree With Hearty Flavor
Incentives Help Agent Sell Homes in Orange County
AROUND HOME : Traveling Closet
Back to the Days of Tight-Fisted Bankers
Pisa Leaning Toward Closing Tower
New Twist on Aussie Bus and Hostel Packages
A Chicana Stereotypes Her Own People : THE WEDDING by Mary Helen Ponce (Arte Publico Press: $8.50, paper; 199 pp.; 0-934770-97-2)
ABOUT REAL ESTATE : Things to Consider When Purchasing a Home for Retirement
TOM BROWN'S SCHOOLDAYS by Thomas Hughes (Oxford University Press: $2.25)
Masked Assailants Beat Arab Woman to Death in Gaza Strip
California IN BRIEF : SACRAMENTO : Fuel Rods' Removal Delayed by Leak
A Humble View of L.A. : PORTFOLIO BY JOHN HUMBLE
Captain & Tennille Casting Off Studio
A Garden for the Birds--and Other Wildlife
Neighboring Area Feels Impact of Effort to Stop 710
AROUND HOME : Teddy Bears
Shadow of Doubt : A Small Child Says a Man Molested Her. And So Begins the Search for an Elusive Truth.
Simple Sauces to Enhance Beef Flavors
Nation IN BRIEF : MARYLAND : Abortion Protest Results in Violence
America's Import Addiction : The latest trade figures are better. But we're still hooked on foreign goods.
WITNESSES FOR CHANGE edited by Elisabeth Potts Brown and Susan Mosher Stuard (Rutgers University Press: $32 , cloth; $12 , paper; 190 pp.)
AROUND HOME : Formal Country by Pat Ross (Viking Studio Books; 1989)
Richard Hall Elected State BIA President
Here's How the Airlines Fared With Consumers
Overlooked by Sutton
Thanksgiving Abroad Can Leave a Strange Taste
Skiing a High Route Through the Sierra Nevada
AROUND THE WESTSIDE : J. Paul Getty Museum: Location: 17985 Pacific Coast Highway, Malibu
Iraq Rejects Iran Proposal Tied to POWs
Peregrine Falcon Reintroduced Into East : Environment: The peregrine falcon is flourishing again east of the Mississippi River after becoming extinct from the ravages of DDT in the 1950s and 1960s.