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From the archives: Apartheid Splits Afrikaner Parents, Activist Daughter
1980s Shoppers Charged Into a Brave New World of Goods : Consumer products: Electronic gadgets, fitness fads and yuppie indulgences attracted attention and sales during the past decade.
Recall of Entire Board Is Not Best Solution
Biking in the Inyos Can Take Your Breath Away
A Scrape With Son's Theology
Man Tells Cabbie to Wait While He Robs Bank
How to Make Holiday Gift Plants Bloom Again : Indoor Garden: The right light, proper watering and regular feedings with liquid plant food will keep a variety of plants in good health until next year.
The Wagner Doctors Know What It Means to Operate a Family Practice
FLASH FROM THE PAST
Chicken Soup, Guilt Ease Pain of Morning After
Baldwin Park Council May Hire Manager : Government: The City Council will decide Wednesday if it wants Donald Penman. He would head city torn by senior staff changes.
Guns in the Book Bag: Pupils Find No Safe Haven--In or Out of Class
Army Takes Aim at Replacing M-16 Rifle
Breaking Rules Can Make You a Prince : Bush: He's lousy on TV, has no domestic agenda, is non-ideological--and Americans still love him.
Breaking into the '90s. A New World in Time. Walls fall, debts rise, politicians thrive, environments suffer-a look over the shoulder and over the horizon. : Next Face for a New California: The Cultural Clash of 'I' and 'We'
Breaking into the '90s. A New World in Time. Walls fall, debts rise, politicians thrive, environments suffer-a look over the shoulder and over the horizon. : 1989: Four political fixtures suffer hards times and bad calls : Running Into Trouble
Humans Pose Latest Threat to Fish That Has Survived 380 Million Years
People and Events
Commentary : Coronado Is Still Willing to Pay the Toll
Tracking Tracy
Dance Reclaims Space on PBS' Schedule
The Season for Economic Myopia
No Time, Just the Present
Love Falls for the Lindbergh Estate
3 Candidates Round Out Field in Election to Replace Campbell
Fabulous, Fabulous California : VINELAND by Thomas Pynchon (Little, Brown: $19.95; 385 pp.; 0-316-72444-0)
No Los Angeles Times Magazine
Volunteer Program Helps Students Get Lesson in Life
Elderly Sisters: Their Best Time is Now : 2 Sisters Are Determined to Make Their Retirement Years the Time of Their Lives
Cities Cultivate Plans for New Facilities, Renovations
Bubbly Mood Fizzles for Soviets as They Face Champagne Shortage
Sweatshop Victims Cite Harassment by Bosses : Employment: Workers say their cooperation with a sewing shop crackdown has gotten them blacklisted. The allegations have resulted in another investigation.
California IN BRIEF : SANTA BARBARA COUNTY : Raids Break Up Bookmaking Ring
'89 Encores : On this last day of the year, and of the 1980s, the View staff pays a return visit to some of the people who made news in 1989. : Waiting for Open Door
Some Missing Names
Behind The Scenes of the Big Deal
Although old Hawaii with its...
Know Your Rights, Obligations If Home Is Damaged by Fire
Reading the Future From Developments in '89 : Offices: More towers are on the way downtown. But prospective Westside tenants are feeling sticker shock.
Commentary of '89 : Sally C. Russell on Care for the Elderly
African Beat Sets Pace for Kwanzaa Festival Parade : Black Culture: Annual harvest celebration draws crowds to Crenshaw Boulevard route.
Panama of Childhood a Paradise
UC San Diego and Point Loma Nazarene...
USD Has It Together in Victory : College basketball: The Toreros had heroes all over the place while whipping Columbia, 85-58, with a thoroughly balanced attack.
Losing CBA Coach Is Charged With Assault
Orioles Building Ballpark, Not Stadium
Now going into production:
Homeward Bound
Tracking Tracy
FOR LOVE OF NORWAY by Pal Espolin Johnson (University of Nebraska Press: $11.95)
Some Lessons Learned From Our House Fire
Hand Noriega Over, Panama Clerics Ask Pope
In Occupied Lands, Israel Is Dealt a Wild Card : Mideast: Immigration of Soviet Jews to the occupied territories could well tip the political balance to the right.
'89 Encores : On this last day of the year, and of the 1980s, the View staff pays a return visit to some of the people who made news in 1989. : A Spiritual Cause
California IN BRIEF : OAKLAND : City Again Among Deadliest in U.S.
World Gets a Look Inside Ceausescu's Obsession : Palace: The monument is Gargantuan, with rooms that may number in the thousands. And the new government will have to decide what to do with it.
'89 Encores : On this last day of the year, and of the 1980s, the View staff pays a return visit to some of the people who made news in 1989. : Building a New Life
Romania Lifts Ban on Foreign Contacts, Money : East Bloc: New government finds support at home and in Moscow. Communists apologize to the nation.
What Kind of Society Keeps Its Children in Poverty?
Breaking into the '90s. A New World in Time. Walls fall, debts rise, politicians thrive, environments suffer-a look over the shoulder and over the horizon. : Immigrant Values Challenge American Ideals
Alleged Blacklisting of Sweatshop Tipsters Probed
San Diego
A 1989 RETROSPECTIVE : LIFE AND QUALITY OF LIVING
'While I'm an American, I still have to be Cambodian at the same time'
Treasure of Indian Artifacts Triggers Ownership Battle : Archeology: Palomar College files suit seeking return of the artifacts from teacher who says they belong to landowner.
Breaking into the '90s. A New World in Time. Walls fall, debts rise, politicians thrive, environments suffer-a look over the shoulder and over the horizon. : Political Wars, Initiatives Shaped 1980s State Power
THEY DID IT : LIFE IN THE BIG CITY
Environment : Notes about your surroundings.
Racism Seen in Street Name Change : Redondo Beach: Move to rename stretch of Compton Boulevard considered a swipe at the predominantly black city of Compton.
Despite Success, Curry Still on Hot Seat at Alabama
Minor League Hockey Team Revolts on New Boss
The '80s Left a Favorable Impression
Loyal Pal Wins at Hawthorne
Weird Science : Palms' quirky Museum of Jurassic Technology offers curioser and curioser displays, likely to prompt more questions than they answer
The Fabulous Invalid Looks Ahead : We're likely to see more performance art and audience-participation theater in the '90s
A New Persian Empire : Immigrants: Thousands of Jewish Iranians settled in the Beverly Hills area during the revolution. Unlike other waves of immigrants, this was one of the richest. Although many have found success, they have had to adjust to life in the U.S.
FORMER CHEFS RATE THE HED MAN
A Kafka for South Africa : ADVANCE, RETREAT by Richard Rive (St. Martin's Press: $16.96; 131 pp.)
Southland BIA Elects Humphreys
Relationship Between Police Guards, Federal Informant Investigated
Arizona Nuclear Plant Hits Industry Bottom as Deficiencies Persist
California IN BRIEF : SACRAMENTO : More Non-English Speakers in Schools
Sailor Travels Rough Seas of Fund Raising
Developer Joins Bid to Block April Election Date for Malibu Cityhood
Tobacco Industry Unharmed by Landmark Defeat in Smoker Death Case : Lawsuits: The number of claims has fallen since the $400,000 judgment. Later legal rulings stand to benefit cigarette firms.
Day-Care Scandal Grips a Small Town
St. Louis Activists Struggle to End Violence's Toll on Young Black Men
Threat of Extinction Is Easing for Caribou
'89 Encores : On this last day of the year, and of the 1980s, the View staff pays a return visit to some of the people who made news in 1989. : Ending Uncertainty
Breaking into the '90s. A New World in Time. Walls fall, debts rise, politicians thrive, environments suffer-a look over the shoulder and over the horizon. : Picking the Perfect, Incorruptible Politicians
The Word They Use Is Scary
San Onofre
Tournament Kicks Off for 101st Time
COLLEGE BASKETBALL ROUNDUP : Middleton Scores 31, but Chapman Loses
Eye of the Tiger Is Eye of the Hurricanes' Storm : Sugar Bowl: Bernard Clark, the man in middle of Miami's punishing defense, has a mouthful of words for opponents.
Analyzing Steelers' Turnaroud
Hairston Happy to Keep Going
The Phenomenal Persistence of David Lean : At 81, the director fields several honors and awaits the start of his next project--Conrad's 'Nostromo'
RESTAURANT REVIEW : Everything Goes Over Big at R.J.'s, Where Emphasis Is on Quantity
Do Cultural Impresarios Take Requests? Please Stop Selling Audiences Short
Orange County Rode the Crest of '80s Prosperity : Economy: The county's pastoral aura seemed to fade forever in the 1980s, giving way to a lot of defense dollars, high finance, costly housing and a generally booming economy.
How About the Word?
THIS WEEK
1990: South Pasadena secedes while Alhambra considers declaring war
Gay and Lesbian Catholics Keep the Faith--and Their Life Styles : Religion: Worshipers struggle to remain part of a church whose leaders do not condone their activities.
Bradley's Bright Aura Dims in Ethics Scandal : Politics: The year that began so optimistically turned sour as charges and investigations piled up.
Esther McCoy, 85, Renowned Writer on Architecture, Dies
A Move Toward Sanity
Folding the Fort : County Dependent on Ft. Ord Ponders What Future May Hold Without Base
A 1989 RETROSPECTIVE : VILLAINS
Crossing Network Is Simply a Stock Trading Apparatus, Not a Secret Wall Street Society
A 1989 RETROSPECTIVE : CITY HALL UNDER SIEGE
Neighborly Approach Found in State Appointments
Huskies Make It Look Easy : Freedom Bowl: Florida's Emmitt Smith is held to 17 yards as Washington passes, runs to 34-7 victory.
Eamonn Coghlan, holder of the world indoor...
Steelers Revel Over Their '89 Revival
Putting the Wild in Wild-Card Games : AFC playoffs: Jerry Glanville and Chuck Noll put their differences in the background as surprising Steelers return to postseason against Oilers.
COMMUNITY COLLEGE BASKETBALL ROUNDUP : Golden West Women Lose First of Season
BASKETBALL ROUNDUP
PREP WRAPUP : Morningside Girls' No. 1 Hopes Fade With 2nd Loss
Hershiser's Streak Voted No. 1 for '80s
Echeverria's 21 Points Give Her USD Career Lead
Did This Man Invent the Modern Restaurant? : THE REVIEW
A Dualistic Graham Parker, a Soulful Miki Howard : GRAHAM PARKER "Human Soul." MCA ***: Albums are rated on a scale of one star (poor) to five (a classic).
Happy Tails to You
A Happy Ending for the Home of Happy Feet? : How a couple's struggle to keep a dance studio open forced them to push personal and community assets to the limit
Whose Economic Forecasts Can We Trust?
Business Taking Different View of Environment : Policy: Corporate America is awakening to the importance of clean air and proper waste disposal--and recognizing the opportunities that lie ahead.
Here's a Whale of a Rail Tale in Three European Nations
Australia's Once Top-Secret Woomera Rocket Range Heads for Commercial Rebirth
Won't Help Noriega Evade Justice, Vatican Says : Diplomacy: It is the first public comment from the church secretariat. Communique is seen as a way to soft-pedal its differences with the U.S.
Kurt Baum; Famed Operatic Tenor
East Germans Turn the Tables on the Much-Feared Secret Police : East Bloc: Spies brave enough to report for work are now searched by citizen guards, who protect files now sealed pending the trials of the Communist hierarchy.
Uncle Sam Needs You . . . and You . . . in 1990 Census
Zoos Return Rare Myna Bird to Bali Jungle Habitat
Ex-N.H. Judge Indicted on Charges of Stealing $1.8 Million From Clients
Ignorance, Harassment Keep Millions From Seeking Welfare Benefits : Poverty: If more eligible people applied for aid, the programs would cost the government billions of dollars.
The revelry of New Year's Eve is...
A 1989 RETROSPECTIVE : L.A. SIDESHOWS
A 1989 RETROSPECTIVE : ARRIVALS
FREEDOM BOWL NOTEBOOK : Huskies Make Their Defense Wait and Watch
'89 Encores : On this last day of the year, and of the 1980s, the View staff pays a return visit to some of the people who made news in 1989. : Pigs in a Blanket
Nation IN BRIEF : WASHINGTON, D.C. : Negotiators Move to End Coal Strike
Bowmen From the Other San Marino Hit Target: Amity
'89 Encores : On this last day of the year, and of the 1980s, the View staff pays a return visit to some of the people who made news in 1989.
GOODBY TO THE '80S : HELLO TO THE '90S
Special Help for Deaf Drug Abusers : Drugs: A unique home in Whittier, run by deaf people for deaf people, has graduated about 100 people since it opened a year ago.
Good Guys Win in High-Crime 'Town'
Magnet Schools Attract Wealthy, Lose Funding
Breaking into the '90s. A New World in Time. Walls fall, debts rise, politicians thrive, environments suffer-a look over the shoulder and over the horizon. : Environment: Think Process, Not Events
Missing Oceanside Girl Believed Seen Again
Commentary of '89 : Thomas Osborne on Soviet Stereotypes
In Overtime Win Over Kings, Bird Ruled
The Return of the Love Shack's House Band : The B-52's hot 'n' sweaty party hit recalls Athens, Ga., beginnings
MUSIC BY PHILIP GLASS by Philip Glass (Harper & Row: $12.95, illustrated)
Top 10 Stories of 1989 : Development Is Year's Hottest Issue
U.S. Army and Local Civilians Try to Revive a Pillaged Seaport : Panama: Improvised authority rules where looters once ran amok. 'I don't know if any of this is legal,' says one executive.
'89 Encores : On this last day of the year, and of the 1980s, the View staff pays a return visit to some of the people who made news in 1989. : A Promise Kept
'89 Encores : On this last day of the year, and of the 1980s, the View staff pays a return visit to some of the people who made news in 1989. : A Mega-Manager
Breaking into the '90s. A New World in Time. Walls fall, debts rise, politicians thrive, environments suffer-a look over the shoulder and over the horizon. : Europe Takes Center Stage as Soviet Empire Collapses
Revelers Offered Free, Safe Way Home : Holiday: New Year's Eve drinkers have an alternative to getting behind the wheel.
Suit Sheds Light on Tensions for Mobil's Environmental Staff : Pollution: Legal documents show that '85 raid on Torrance refinery by L.A. district attorney sent Mobil officials scurrying to remove air pollution documents from a plant in Bakersfield.
Commentary of '89 : Judy B. Rosener on the Coastal Act
Researchers Brave Cold in Study of Warming
They're Tackling Bigger Problems : Football: Neck injuries, sometimes resulting in permanent paralysis, are an inescapable reality of the game.
Wyoming Shoots Down Tired Titans : College basketball: Fullerton suffers a cold night on the road as Cowboys win tournament final with ease, 69-51.
COLLEGE BASKETBALL ROUNDUP : Memphis State Gets Gilled by Illinois
Looking Ahead
After the Fire : Loss: When the flames are finally out, the immediate tasks at hand include reviewing the insurance policy, contacting your agent and notifying the mortgage lender.
The Metaphysician
Welcome to Mont St. Michel, a Toy Castle Built Upon Dreams and Faith
Stars Rising for Relatives of Arabs Who Fled to New Lives in Latin America : Immigrants: Their forefathers fled poverty and oppression while their offspring have become figures of consequence in business, the armed forces and politics.
Putrid Border River Typifies Pollution Crisis : Environment: The foul New River on the U.S.-Mexico boundary carries the wastes of a million people. It and other border rivers exemplify the worsening health-protection problems facing the two countries.
From Hun to Holmes, a Writer's Romp Through History : THE DEVIL'S MODE by Anthony Burgess (Random House: $18.95; 288 pp.; 0-394-57670-5)
Pull Out Troops, Soviets Demand
Man Invited to Apartment from Bar Steals Car After Badly Beating Resident
Merchants Blame Mall Owners for Empty Stores : Encino: Its owner says the center is declining because of its location. A parking lot separates it from Ventura Boulevard, hindering foot traffic.
Growing Up in the '80s : 10 Years of Good and Bad Recast San Diego's Self-Image
NBA ROUNDUP : Bullets Fall to Jordan, Bulls in Overtime
GIRLS' BASKETBALL ROUNDUP : Edison Plays Giant-Killer Again, Defeats Ocean View
NFL Playoff Picture: It's the Niners and Nine Nobodies
Memories Help Mark the 1980s
Drawings From the European Heartland Opens Jan. 10
THEY SAID IT : QUOTES OF THE YEAR
It's an idea that came straight off the trash heap.
Wyoming Stops CS Fullerton, 69-51
Packett's Landing Wins Robb Stakes
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL ROUNDUP : Sweetwater Loses First to Best in Washington
Looking Back for a Look Ahead : Rose Bowl: Results against common opponents of Michigan, USC offer insights into the game. Or do they?
PEACH BOWL : Syracuse Saves Its Best for Last, Beats Georgia
Daniel O'Meara of the U.S. Nordic Combined...
The Mr. Know-It-All of Japan : Transplanted Chicagoan Dave Spector may have become a media megastar, but can he ever go home again?
Through a Lens, With Ambiguity : THE ADVENTURES OF A PHOTOGRAPHER IN LA PLATA by Adolfo Bioy Casares translated by Suzanne Jill Levine (E. P. Dutton: $17.95; 167 pp; 0-525-24803-X)
SHADOW BANDS by Jeanne Schinto (Ontario Review Press: $9.95, paper; 170 pp.)
Survey of Remodeling Notes Activity in L.A.
High-Speed Train Backers to Seek Proposals From Builders
Deputies Follow Trail of Feathers to Apprehend Suspect in Bird Theft
Boz Faces Comeback From Shoulder Injury
GIRLS' BASKETBALL ROUNDUP
It's Doubtful Billy Martin Will Make Hall of Fame
THE 80s : Top Names / Best Teams / Biggest Moments
"THE GUITAR OF STEPAN RAK." Nimbus NI 5177 (compact disc).
Lei-Away Plan
Nevada Leads U.S. in Projections of Population Growth
When You Hit 60, Hit the Road to Knowledge : Education: Most Elderhostel domestic programs dwell on entertaining pursuits such as country music and Broadway musicals.
Better Living Through Alchemy : THE CHYMICAL WEDDING by Lindsay Clarke (Alfred A. Knopf: $19.95; 536 pp., 0-394-57937-2)
L.A. Law Has Younger Look as 22-Year-Old Starts Working
Legislators Challenged to Continue Progress : Politics: 1989 may be a tough act to follow as the state's lawmakers get down to business again.
World Financial Forecast: Cloudy, Clear
Breaking into the '90s. A New World in Time. Walls fall, debts rise, politicians thrive, environments suffer-a look over the shoulder and over the horizon. : When Debt Is Respectable the GOP Heads for Trouble
Yearly vigil begins as whales pass local waters on 6,000-mile migration.
VENETIAN OBOE CONCERTOS. Jon Anderson, oboe. Philharmonia Orchestra conducted by Simon Wright. Nimbus NI 5188 (compact disc). OBOE CONCERTOS. Jiri Krejci, oboe. Prague Chamber Orchestra conducted by Frantisek Vajnar. Supraphon CO 72890 (compact disc).
Nation IN BRIEF : MASSACHUSETTS : Police Hold Boy, 9, on Crack Charge
Millions of Tourists, Shoppers Look Beneath the Surface to Discover Heart of Atlanta
Program Lets Farmers Direct U.S. Aid to Each Other
Movies to Tape
Wood Carver Not Just Fiddling Around When Making Violins
Casting of Asians
HOLIDAY CLOSINGS
Commentary : County's Problems Are Broader Than the Vision of Any of Its Leaders
Alcohol May Lurk Where You'd Least Expect It
DEPARTURES
A Dying Tradition : Old Mission Cemetery Nearly Full After 200 Years as Locals' Last Stop
Princeton Finds Way to Win Without Talent
UCLA Women Lose Game, 68-64, and Two Players
GATOR BOWL : Clemson Defense Roughs Up West Virginia, 27-7
Barkley Predicts, but Then Inflicts : Clippers: Forward scores 28, and 76ers connect on 28 of 33 free throws in 100-95 victory.
Aztecs Go Through Motions : College basketball: Lethargic performance is good enough to put away Central Connecticut State, 70-60.
New Decade Is When Bills Will Come Due
Holtz, McCartney Paying the High Price of Success : Orange Bowl: Coaches have turned their programs into powers, but controversy still surrounds them.
BOYS' BASKETBALL ROUNDUP : Dana Hills Uses Defense to Gain Title
Mr. Clean
Cruising La Cienega : Restaurant Row: The Next Generation.
A Decade of Deregulation, Defense and Deals : National and international business trends left their mark on Orange County in the '80s. Here are some of the biggest local business stories of the last decade.
Divorce and Taxes: How to Defer Profits From Sale of Your Home
The Decade of the Mass-Market Hardcover
IN BOLIVIA by Eric Lawlor (Vintage: $8.95)
Party Officials in Azerbaijan Flee Angry Crowds : Soviets: The turmoil marks a turn in the drive for ethnic autonomy. So far, Communist chiefs have largely escaped the wrath of local people.
They Strive for a Fine Mess at Sea : Sailor-chefs: At the Navy's only advance culinary school, seamen add skills in cake decorating and garnishing to a repertoire that includes making a good stew.
Coffee Grounds : Back-Yard Gardener Brews Breakthrough
Questions and Answers on the Census
Experts Probe Rubble of Bronx Gas Blast
Looking for Mr. Nader : Politics: Voter Revolt populism is finished unless the consumer advocate boosts its latest brainchild.
San Diego
1989 TRIVIA QUIZ
Christmas Castoffs Make Merry Mulch
Crime Chase Leads Officer to Life-Saving Rendezvous
Shoemaker Second Twice to Desormeaux at Laurel
BASKETBALL ROUNDUP : Fairfax Thwarts Simi Valley in Final
There's More to Life Than Basketball
Dancing to His Own Beat : After a mid-life crisis, Fred Strickler has found satisfaction as a teacher and choreographer
ARIAS BY DONIZETTI, VERDI, PUCCINI, MASSENET AND CILEA. Fiamma Izzo D'Amico, soprano; Munchner Rundfunkorchester conducted by Alberto Zedda. EMI-Angel CDC 49233 (compact disc).
CRYSTAL BOYS by Pai Hsien-yung translated by Howard Goldblatt (Gay Sunshine Press: $11.95)
Through a Lens, Archly : BERNARD SHAW ON PHOTOGRAPHY edited by Bill Jay and Margaret Moore ; foreword by Michael Holroyd (Gibbs-Smith: $19.95; 146 pp.; 0-87905-338-0)
The Marriage of Today: For Some, It Isn't 'War'
For Bedouin of Israel, Life Style of the Open Desert Is Quickly Fading
'89 Encores : On this last day of the year, and of the 1980s, the View staff pays a return visit to some of the people who made news in 1989. : Birth of a New Career
Roars From Douglas' Tests of Jet Engines Bring Protests
Bush Congratulates Czech
Tips on Managing Loss From Fire
'The Silent Generation,' Having Had It All, Takes Aim at America's Ills : Civics: Ralph Nader's fellow Princetown alumni discover that 55 is a good time of life to get involved.
Aussies Plan to Revive Rain Forest
Playwright Takes Czech Presidency : East Bloc: Vaclav Havel pledges to guide the country to free elections. "I promise I won't betray your trust," he tells a joyous country.
Drought-Aid Study Pored Over 12,000 Farm Reports
Breaking into the '90s. A New World in Time. Walls fall, debts rise, politicians thrive, environments suffer-a look over the shoulder and over the horizon. : Democrats Lack Ambition, a Truly National Ambition
A 1989 RETROSPECTIVE : From the Frying Pan to the Fires : Images of L.A., Bradley, Sheriff's Dept. Tarnished, but There Were Spots of Hope
HOLIDAY CLOSINGS
A 1989 RETROSPECTIVE : PICKET LINE BLUES
Suffolk Closes Doors Day Early
Steve Scott became the first two-time champion...
Flyers Score Quickly, Beat Kings, 6-3
SANTA ANITA : Sunny Blossom Pulls a Fast One
When Power Goes Off, Check for Blown Fuse : Electrical Repair: Prevent circuit overloads by balancing the use of home appliances. Learning how to reset circuit breakers and replace fuses is simple.
'89 Encores : On this last day of the year, and of the 1980s, the View staff pays a return visit to some of the people who made news in 1989. : Busy Trend-Setter
Battle Lines for '90 Reapportionment War Taking Shape : Politics: Six proposals for realigning districts in the state may be put before voters. The repercussions could be felt for a decade.
Once-Timid Panama Media Do an About-Face and Lash Out at Noriega : Communications: Opposition paper La Prensa will return in January. Politically tinged songs also make a comeback.
Vatican Helped in Case of Lincoln Assassination Suspect
Freezing Rain Pelts East, Midwest; Flood Watch Issued in Kentucky
Campaign Against Sweatshops Planned
Cattle Graze With Rhino in Swazi Project
'89 Encores : On this last day of the year, and of the 1980s, the View staff pays a return visit to some of the people who made news in 1989. : A Community Effort
Breaking into the '90s. A New World in Time. Walls fall, debts rise, politicians thrive, environments suffer-a look over the shoulder and over the horizon. : And Now, Coming Soon to a Theater Near You . . . .
Tundra's 'Living Fossil' Seeds to Be Rejuvenated
HART TOURNAMENT : Cleveland Win May Mark End of Doldrums
Darnell Left Waiting for Word, and the Ax : Football: Spurrier is replaced at Duke but has not announced whether he will accept coaching job at Florida.
GOLF : A Three-Win Year Looks Good Now
Did This Man Invent the Modern Restaurant? : Michael McCarty assesses his place in restaurant history : THE INTERVIEW
REGINA BELLE "Stay With Me." Columbia ** 1/2: Albums are rated on a scale of one star (poor) to five (a classic).
Mendocino Statue Remains a Timeless Mystery
Oldest Texas Cowboy, 91, Dies With Boots on, Wide Sky Above
Study Backs Light Rail Transit Line for Inglewood
Details Set on Loan of $500 Million to Poland
High Winds Prompt 9th Delay of Titan 3 Booster Rocket Debut
Ex-Resistance Fighter, Priest Who Rescues Paris Homeless Is Reluctant Media Star
Art Openings in Monday's Calendar
COLUMN ONE : Aids in L.A. : AIDS Fight in L.A. at Key Point : A decade into the disease, L.A. County cases are still on the rise. Decisions made this year could be crucial to containing--or losing control of--the epidemic.
A Moral Order to Protect Human Rights
Commentary of '89 : Rusty Kennedy on Crimes Against Gays
New Software Should Work on Old Machines
Irvine Project Gives Families a Helping Hand : Counseling: City program provides support services to head off long-term problems in the home. Officials believe it offers a direct benefit to the community.