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MOTOR RACING ROUNDUP : Don't Be Fuelish: Luyendyk Loses Argument, but Wins Indy-Car Race
Knicks' Jackson Is Ready to Take Over
Performance Art : Dresher's 'Pioneer' Explores Psychological Frontiers
POP MUSIC REVIEW : Just Like Old Times : Michael Keeps the Faith for Sellout Crowd
'Commando' a Weak Effort
Water Rates
Mozart's Don Giovanni: A Man for All Seasons : Music: The opera could serve as a contemporary study of class entitlement run amok. The Music Center Opera's production premieres tonight.
Christie's to Sell L.A. Philharmonic Cello : Music: The 200-year-old instrument belonged to Kurt Reher, principal cellist with the orchestra, who died in 1976.
Orson Bean: Rising From the Depths of Despair : Stage: From his success in the '50s to years of booze, drugs and misery, the entertainer has survived to star in his own play, 'Waiting for Phil.'
MUSIC REVIEW : A Bay Area Preview of This Week's L.A. Opener
'Fly Away': Race at a Safe Distance : Television: The new NBC series set in the '50s South relegates racism to a time and region that viewers can confront comfortably.
GOLF ROUNDUP : McCallister Wins Playoff Over Hallberg
O.C. STAGE REVIEW : Grove's 'Our Town' Stumbles in Search for Lyricism, Purity
In Final Game, Ballpark Brings Memories : Nostalgia: In Baltimore, Memorial Stadium passes into history.
SOUTH KOREA
TAIWAN
Caltrans Puts Brakes on Broader Use of Car-Pool Lanes
STAGE REVIEW : Uggams Powers 'Stringbean' but Story Raises Questions
O.C. POP MUSIC REVIEW : Dion Wanders Back but Not Forth in High-Energy Show : While '50s icon proves he is no has-been, at Coach House he shows little of what will be.
UCLA Blanks USD in Men's Soccer
COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Kirsch Scores in Overtime to Give UC Irvine Men's Soccer a 1-0 Victory
SPOTLIGHT / A GLANCE AT THIS WEEK IN THE NFL
Just Who Are the People Who Censor Our Films?
MOVIE REVIEWS : Scary, Suspenseful 'Ricochet'
MUSIC REVIEW : Orchestra Opens Season : South Coast Symphony earns standing ovation from audience at Irvine Barclay Theatre.
Sailing
Beach Volleyball
Pop Music Reviews : Bergman Strolls Through His Hits
Music : Pianist Davidovich Is Superb at Opening Symphony Concert
Harvey, Langston Lead Angels to a .500 Finish
Hockey
Harvey Gets His AL-Leading 46th Save, Preserves Langston's 19th Victory, 3-1
Police Departments Investigating Nude Pictures of Minor : Law: Slides of a partially nude 12-year-old are turned over to Irvine police by a film lab. The photographer defends her work.
Stock Group Winners and Losers
H.L. ALMOND: Investigative consultant, California Justice Department
Bond Fans Wonder if They Should Try to Lock In Yields
MISSION VIEJO : Council Disbands 3 City Commissions
Science / Medicine : WAR GAMES : In the U.S. and Germany, wars are now being fought without firing a shot. The microprocessor revolution has spawned high-tech simulators that match combatants on a battlefield of technology. Their mission? Preparing for the real thing.
Israeli Activist Gets Jail Term for Meeting With Arafat : Mideast: But two Palestinians return after talks with the PLO leader and may not be prosecuted.
Ex-Soviet Secret Police Aide Admits Role in 1940 Murder of Polish Officers
COLUMN ONE : Plugging Into the Future : Firms hope to move the computer into the living room with multimedia--information systems that mix words, sounds and moving images. The new devices may be a hard sell.
Only in Chicago: The columnists at the...
A Stand Against Abortion : Demonstration: Thousands turn out on Southland streets, including 1,500 in La Habra, to form 'life chains.'
Commuter Train Plans Derailed : Transit: Negotiations over the San Diego-to-Oceanside line are stalled. A start-up, originally set for late 1992, will be delayed until tracks are purchased.
Memorial Stadium Has a Memorable End : Orioles: Robinsons lead more than 75 former Orioles onto field of their dreams for last time.
COMMENTARY : Play Call Shows Chargers Really Had Nothing to Lose
Dance : Dancetheatre at Occidental
Florida State was a near unanimous choice...
Cone Gives Mets 19 Reasons to Linger a Bit : Baseball: He ties National League strikeout record in three-hit victory over Phillies, 7-0.
Pro Basketball
Water Rates
Sophomore running back Percy Gault broke O.J....
Pop Music Reviews : Alvin Tells the Story at Palomino
MOVIES - Oct. 7, 1991
MOVIES - Oct. 7, 1991
OTHER NEWS - Oct. 7, 1991
OTHER NEWS - Oct. 7, 1991
TELEVISION - Oct. 7, 1991
TELEVISION - Oct. 7, 1991
TELEVISION - Oct. 7, 1991
POP/ROCK - Oct. 7, 1991
POP/ROCK - Oct. 7, 1991
POP/ROCK - Oct. 7, 1991
POP/ROCK - Oct. 7, 1991
POP/ROCK - Oct. 7, 1991
Notes on a Scorecard - Oct. 7, 1991
Kidnapers Videotape Anderson, Who Urges Talks to Free All Hostages
Education Cuts Bypass Teachers, but They Still Hurt : Schools: Districts defer maintenance, postpone purchases and take onetime cost reductions. Administrators now worry about next year's budget.
A SPECIAL REPORT: COLUMBUS
A SPECIAL REPORT: COLUMBUS
Thomas Denies Sex Harassment, Danforth Says
Scuffle with Intruder Leaves Marshal Injured : Search: SWAT teams and dogs combing the County Courthouse did not find the man, who fled after shouting, 'You will all die tomorrow.'
BASEBALL DAILY REPORT : DODGERS : Last Game Highlights the Kids
OTHER NEWS - Oct. 7, 1991
The Flip-Flop Hasn't Meant Success : Rams: Last season, the offense carried the defense. Now it is the other way around, but still 2-3.
HEALTH HORIZONS : MEDICINE : Layers of Protection: Facts About the Skin
Volunteering Help Is a Way of Life for 'Miss Red Cross'
Claremont : Gay Pride Event Scheduled
Lawmakers Seek Greater Role in CIA Forecasts : Intelligence: Shrouded in secrecy, the analyses are an important tool for the President. Charges of distortion have triggered congressional interest.
Abortion Foes Say Protesters Act Up : Law: Operation Rescue members want activists opposing them prosecuted for indecent exposure. They demonstrate at court, appeal to City Council for support.
Ex-TV Reporter Fined for Staging Colorado Dogfight
Crisis in Los Angeles Policing: Reform Is the Only Way Out
Summer Internships Are Invitations to Adventure
Home Away From Home : Condors: A helicopter Thursday is to take four chicks to a custom-built cave in the cliffs. They may fly free in January.
Doctors, Hospitals Must Work Together to Cure Trauma-Care Ills
Are Drug Dealers Believable? : Trial: Six narcotics officers are accused of violating the civil rights of traffickers. Defense will try to use the alleged victims' unsavory pasts to discredit them.
Angels' Abbott Stops Royals, Wins No. 18 : Baseball: His 5-1 victory helps turn 0-4 record and 6.00 ERA into final personal-best 18-11 mark and 2.89 ERA.
JUNIOR COLLEGE FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : FOOTHILL CONFERENCE
Cal Backs Up Talk in Victory : College football: Treggs, Pawlawski work in stereo, on the field against UCLA and off.
UCLA Slows Things Down, Cal Speeds Up : College football: Bruins try to nurse 24-14 lead in the final minutes, but Cal comes back to win, 27-24, on late field goal. Ailing White leads Bears' offense.
COMMUNITY COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Pasadena Wears Down Fullerton
Moorpark Wins With Late Field Goal
EAST ROUNDUP : Pitt Gets Win Over Maryland
Huskies' Machine Keeps Rolling, 54-0 : Washington: Arizona caught in the wrong place. Hobert is hurt, but Brunell almost back in form.
Mandaean Sect Preserves Its Ancient Water Rituals
HEALTH HORIZONS : FITNESS : Making Choices
VALLEY COLLEGE : Low-Cost Insurance for Students
Compassionate Conservative, Thy Name Is Expediency
Driver Dies When Speeding Car Flips Over
Pendleton Wages Peace on Songbird : Environment: The Marine Corps takes pains to preserve habitat of the endangered gnatcatcher from ravages of mock battles and brush fires.
Toxic Discharges
PACIFIC 10 ROUNDUP : Cougars Roll as Bledsoe Has Five Scoring Passes
Miscellany
Stallings' Campaign Strategy Is Simple: 'Just Do It' and Win
In the End, Lancer Coach Is Angry : Football: After a 39-8 loss, Orange Lutheran's Taube questions L.A. Cathedral's 27-point fourth quarter.
SOUTHEASTERN ROUNDUP : Dye Can't Win, or Tie, and Auburn Loses
This Hurt Goes Only Cleat Deep
LAKERS : Campbell Sharp With 23 Points Against Starters
BIG TEN ROUNDUP : Michigan Has a Surprise for Iowa, 43-24
HEALTH HORIZONS : PSYCHOLOGY : Hitting the Bottle : Recent studies indicate it cannot be taken for granted that the problem of alcohol abuse stems from genetic factors.
Crystal Cathedral Prepares for Life After Schuller Reign
Harkin, Clinton Focus on Health Care : Democrats: Both candidates call for federal action on what many feel will be a key issue of '92 presidential campaign.
Walk a Mile for a Camel? Not When Shishas Are Hot
White Got the Help He Needed
Florida State Takes Offense to Syracuse
Royal Sweeps Own Volleyball Tournament
COMMENTARY : Page Delivers Special Message to Youths
Wilson's Veto of Gay Job Bias Bill
Regaining a Balance of Fun and Introspection : JOHN MELLENCAMP, "Whenever We Wanted", Mercury
A Long Way From the Days of Wooden Legs : Prosthetics: Since 1960, the Nunez family has been perfecting the art of fitting artificial limbs. Modern materials have helped.
PLATFORM : Seek Lawful Change
Bush States His Doctrine by Omission : Diplomacy: The President offered no overarching theme in his speech on nuclear policy. But much could be inferred from the weapons he cut out.
Richard Gregorie : The Man Who Took on Noriega While Fighting Drug Trafficking
Brain Bank May Hold Answer to Alzheimer's : Medicine: The 1,400 specimens are frozen and are used by researchers in their study of the disease and other neurological and psychiatric disorders.
Cooperation Urged as 50th Anniversary of Pearl Harbor Nears
Finding Room for SROs Takes Effort : Political Will, Community Education Sorely Needed
GOLF ROUNDUP : McCallister Hangs On to Lead
SOUTHWEST ROUNDUP : No. 11 Baylor Turns to Joe and Defense for 38-21 Victory
Beating Brea, Winning Title Would Be Music to His Ears
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
Senate Interns Put Lifelong Activism to Work
Brazil Police Investigate Cocaine-Tainted Candy
Partners Who Restored Hotel to Pack It In : Development: Two who transformed historic Huntington Sheraton are closing the firm to pursue other interests. They concede that poor economy is one of the reasons.
Lassie Stays Home With Nick
17 Arrested in Gay Rights Protest in Garden Grove
Lack of Execution Kills Titans : Football: Fullerton players were well prepared, but they still couldn't stop Pacific, which rolled, 56-28.
Run-and-No-Shoot Offenses to Meet : Raiders: Winless Chargers will bring an L.A.-style attack to the Coliseum today.
Angel Leads Golf Tournament
THE CULT: "Ceremony", Reprise/Sire
In Brief : BeBe & CeCe Winans, "Different Lifestyles," Capitol.
SMALL FACES: Upset about shoddy audio and...
Judge Blocks Port Plan, Cites Faulty Review : Development: Officials are ordered to suspend any activity that will physically alter six sites. The projects include expansion and improvement of cargo terminals.
'Newton's Apple' puts science in touch with 1992 Olympic hopefuls
Soviets Gain IMF Status; Expert Advice Promised : Global economy: Specialists will begin a program of technical assistance to help market forces take over.
Cranston Sent Letter for BCCI-Linked Thrift, Paper Says : Ethics: Senator reportedly acted after $25,000 was contributed to a voter sign-up group he had established.
Corruption Costs Vietnam $2.1 Billion Since June, 1990
Police Retool Speeding Law for Skaters, Bicyclists
Scardenzan's Idea of Banning Gangs From Parks Catches On
McPhie Gains Tennis Semifinals
West Covina : Man Pleads Guilty to Arson
HEALTH HORIZONS : MEDICINE : Podiatry Takes a Giant Step Forward
Pricey Privilege : Film industry: City boosts fees for movie crews that want to use the area for location shoots. But it also risks driving business away.
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : Highland Rushes Past Outmanned Mammoth
NHL ROUNDUP : North Stars Keep Their Edge Over Blackhawks
URBAN DANCE SQUAD: "Life 'N Perspectives of a Genuine Crossover", Arista
Blood, Gore and Murder Make for a Spine-Tingling Lineup of Openings
Rural Americans Learning ABC's of Activism : Environment: Many formerly quiet communities are battling everything from hazardous waste dumps to golf courses.
AGNES NIXON
Politics' Role in Planning Is at Heart of Picus Furor : City government: The councilwoman's controversial deposition sparks scrutiny of the impact of lobbying on urban land-use decisions.
Spring Valley
Authorities Search for Missing Hunter, 18
Shots From Car Hit Boy; 2 Arrested
It's Enough to Make One Want to Hit the Bottle
CLU Women Win in Soccer; CLU Men Lose
BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : DODGERS : 'Jerks' Didn't Try as Hard in Stretch, Strawberry Says
OAK TREE : Flawlessly Wins, but It Isn't Easy
THE PADRES: BEYOND '91 : Time for Trader Joe to Get Back to the Future : Baseball: Padres exceeded expectations in 1991, but GM McIlvaine knows he must make some more moves if they are to contend in 1992.
Her Salvation? : Mimi Rogers has taken a chance with a role in a movie about faith and sin. The question: Will 'The Rapture' redeem a career bedeviled by typecasting?
COVER STORY : She's Always Been Out There : Jodie Foster turns director on 'Little Man Tate,' a story that should be familiar to anyone who's followed her life and acting career
Interior Department Backs Plan to Raze Dams : Northwest: Conservationists agree that river systems should be restored to aid struggling salmon species.
Suspended Teacher Awarded $301,548
SPORTS BRIEFS : Softball Game to Include Former Major Leaguers
THE TIMES POLL : Gay-Rights Bill Veto Narrowly Opposed in State
World IN BRIEF : GERMANY : Foreigners Targeted Despite Kohl's Plea
South Pasadena : Design Review Panel OKd
Coal Town Tries to Build on Grim Legacy : Britain: George Orwell exposed the squalor in Wigan, England, in the 1930s. Now, officials search for ways to attract visitors and cash to the economically anemic area.
The Pursuit of Ruth
Rancho P.V. Faces Tough Choices on Budget Deficit : Finances: Without higher taxes or service cuts, the upscale community will find itself $1.25 million in the red at the end of next fiscal year.
Elderly Man Found Slain in Apparent Beating
Teen Hurt in Truck Fall
Wilson's Veto of Gay Job Bias Bill
NEWT GINGRICH
Schools Study Tighter Security at Games : Violence: Gunfire halted two football matches Friday, including one incident in which two students were wounded by ricochets.
Long Beach Gains Win at UNLV, 34-19
Notre Dame's Bettis Keeps Stanford at Bay, 42-26 : Fighting Irish: Running back scores four touchdowns to prevent the Cardinal from repeating last season's upset.
CSUN Religion Faculty Makes Intellectual Conversions : Education: Some students find certainty has become elusive. Nonbelievers develop an appreciation for spiritual systems.
Riddoch Receives One-Year Contract to Manage in 1992 : Padres: Announcement comes before Padres' come-from-behind, 10-7 victory over the Cincinnati Reds. McIlvaine says manager's positives outweighed the negatives.
HEALTH HORIZONS : MEDICINE : Z-Z-Z-Z-Z-Z : WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF THE SLEEP-DEPRIVED: NORMAL, HEALTHY PEOPLE WHO REPEATEDLY GET LESS SLEEP THAN THEIR BODIES NEED. FOR MANY AMERICANS, TRANSIENT SLEEPINESS HAS TURNED INTO A CHRONIC CONDITION.
An Avian Wonderland in Guatemala's Tikal
DON REID: Giving Nashville Variety
HEALTH HORIZONS : FITNESS : Putting It to the Test : HOW GOOOD IS THE EXERCISE EQUIPMENT HAWKED ON LATE-NIGHT TV? ARE THE DEVICES TRULY EFFECTIVE, SAFE AND EASY TO USE?
Officials Seek to Polish Sydney's Image : Pollution: Plan to clean beaches along Australia's most populous city will cost $7.8 billion over 20 years. But critics say it doesn't do enough.
Festin Stays Closer to Pace in Gold Cup Victory
HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP : Lincoln Comes From Behind to Beat Morse on Game's Last Play
Cal Lutheran Not Equipped for Loss to Sonoma St. : College football: Kingsmen's gear arrives at airport late. Second-half interceptions help Cossacks win shortened game, 28-0.
When Dub Flies--From Jamaica to U.K.
Former N.Y. Mayor Beame Has Apparent Heart Attack
Call Him Mr. Ticket : San Diego Lawyer Specializes in Low-Profile Traffic Cases
World's Highest Salaries in Zurich, Survey Shows
Finally, Life Is Free of Pain for Cancer Victim : Medicine: Estes Park, Colo., townspeople bought Jan Modeland a last chance: a bone-marrow transplant. After surgery and crippling chemotherapy, she is gaining strength.
World IN BRIEF : PANAMA : U.S. Issues Warning on Dissident Attacks
Developer, County Agree on Marina Project : Playa Vista: The deal is crucial to plans for a vast 'city within a city.' It's estimated that the county will get between $50 million and $60 million for granting access to water, plus revenue from boat slips.
The Numbers
Coming Soon: 'Antigone Goes to Atlanta'
COLUMN RIGHT : America Should Leave Haiti Alone : Foreign aid can undermine the very democracy that we hope to encourage.
When Thomson Homered, Time Stood Still 40 Years Ago
Fresno State Keeps Pouring It On, 94-17
PREP FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
A look inside Hollywood and the movies. : CASTING CALL : Andy Garcia, Godfather to Rain Forests
No. 1, Sure, but How Many Albums Did They Sell?
Show Stopper
Big Picture Shrouded by Gloom in Northeast
Ken Hughes has joined Luther Medical Products...
Separate and Unequal : SAVAGE INEQUALITIES; Children in America's Schools, By Jonathan Kozol (Crown: $20; 262 pp.)
STYLE : GARDENS : Nature's Way
Bulbs : They'll Wait for the Rain to Fall
New Downtown Hotel Adds to Portland's Style
10 Southland Buildings Cited in State Preservation Awards
Gorbachev's Nuclear-Reduction Plan
Educators Reeling From Changes in Enrollment : Schools: 'The disorganization is horrendous,' one teacher comments, two months into the school year.
HEALTH HORIZONS : PULSE : HOT TUBS AND HEART PATIENTS
With Party Evicted, Soviet Inn Opens Doors to Public : Reform: Commoners get a peek at lifestyles of rich and famous--the Communists.
Sexual Harassment Claim on Thomas Surfaces : Supreme Court: Law professor told FBI last month of her problems at EEOC. White House calls allegation 'unfounded.'
Festival Is Criticized as Too Commercial : Celebrations: Some say Moorpark's Country Days has lost its small-town flavor. But Port Hueneme Harbor Days is a success.
Suspected Con Artist Arrested
John Bernard Miley has been named senior...
Not So Great : ALEXANDER OF MACEDON 356-323 BC; A Historical Biography By Peter Green (University of California: $34.95; 650 pp.)
TALKING LEAVES: Contemporary Native American Short Stories, edited by Craig Lesley (Dell: $10).
A Guide to the Best of Southern California : OUT & ABOUT : A Curator Among Haircutters
Crown Prince Arrives in Badly Split Yugoslavia
HEALTH HORIZONS : NUTRITION : Malice's Restaurant : The products offered by vending services are mostly nuggets of salt, sugar and fat. But when merchandisers offer a few lighter and healthier choices, their sales are anemic.
In Ghost Town, Only Memories Glitter
Barring the Bulldozer : Coastal bills call for new powers to halt harmful projects
Can Mexico Be Mexico? : With Economic Integration in Vogue, Democracy May be all that Protects the Country from becoming the 51st State
Produce Trucks Collide on Freeway; 2 Injured
WATER WATCH
Community Care Day Draws 600 Volunteers : United Way: Nonprofit agencies welcome the 1,700 hours of donated time spent on painting, landscaping, cleanup and other work.
ROUNDUP : San Clemente Water Polo Rolls to Villa Park Title
Unanimous Decision for Whitaker : Boxing: He beats Paez, retaining his lightweight title for the eighth time.
Storefront Shelter May Stay--for Now
RESTAURANTS : A Regular Joe Runs This Place
Tritons Shut Out Messiah
RESTAURANTS : Eating Out, You Can Say No to Chardonnay and Cabernet
Supreme Court
Woman's Body Found Near Smoldering Car in Field
ART : THE UMBRELLAS: NUTS AND BOLTS
The Future of Advertising : Marketing: Improved technology and tight times are reshaping the ways products are touted. Ads in the future may depend as much upon Silicon Valley as Madison Avenue.
REAL FARM by Patricia Tichenor Westfall (Avon: $7.95, illustrated).
Wheelchair Tennis Getting Its Day on Court
Baldwin Park : Hilton Hotel Changes Name
Going 'Round the Bend? Sorry, the Infamous Horseshoe Isn't on Repair List
Look Up, La Liz!
A French Spy in the Sky Operation
2 Sides Clash in Soviet Georgia; 1 Slain
OXNARD : City Magazine Lists 4 Months of Events
Leuzinger Gets Interim Principal
REAL BAD
Val Verde at the Crossroads : Development: County planners are studying how to manage growth in the tiny Santa Clarita Valley community that began as a resort for blacks.
WATER DELIVERY CHANGES
YOU CAN SAY THAT AGAIN : On Network Television, Some Words Speak Louder Than Other Words
Finding the Pothole in Ojai's Condor Country
An Escape to Oregon Is No California Dream
Caltrans Plans Road Closures
Indonesians Risk Jail to Poach Prized Trochus Shell
IRS Bills Whistle-Blower for Ex-Employer's Tax Tab
State Auditors to Investigate Dual Enrollment Procedure : Education: Analysts say state is paying twice for some students. Montebello school officials say their policy is entirely legal.
COMMENTARY : Memories of Monterey Park
Preserving San Diego Bay for Wildlife
ABC Can't Pick a Winner
HELPING NATURE TO HEAL: An Introduction to Environmen-tal Restoration, edited by Richard Nilsen (Ten Speed Press: $14.95, illustrated).
WOMEN OF DEH KOH: Lives in an Iranian Village by Erika Friedl (Penguin: $9.95).
Selecting the Right Guidebook Can Help Travelers Make the 'Inn' Choice : Vacations: The best books are those where the author has stayed anonymously at the facility. Some are not updated often, others are merely innkeeper listings.
ALL NEW PEOPLE by Anne Lamont (Bantam: $8.50).
A Small World After All
What You Can Do to Prevent Pesky Weeds
FICTION
Tubers Ready to Lift When the Tops Yellow
When Neighbors Aren't So Neighborly
NEWS ANALYSIS : Soviet Proposal Challenges U.S. to Go Further
Profile : Old South, New Waterston : The scripts of 'I'll Fly Away' lure actor from movies and stage
Israel Police, Orthodox Jews Clash Over Sabbath Traffic on Highway
Caltech, circa 1900:A dozen female students in...
A Guide to the Best of Southern California : CATALOGUES : Back Issues
Weicker Jostled by Income Tax Protesters; 40,000 Urge Repeal
HEALTH HORIZONS : THE WORKPLACE : Safety Risks: The Price of Productivity? : Injury rates climb as jobs are redesigned for efficiency. Pressure builds to drastically strengthen the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
We've been trying to get in touch...
Uneasy Alliance: CIA Operators vs. CIA Analysts : Intelligence: No one from the research side has ever headed the agency. But is nominee Robert Gates really a covert activist?
Turning Technology Windward : Weather: Sophisticated new detectors allow the County Fire Department to keep better tabs on its climatic foes, especially Santa Anas and lightning.
COMMENTARY ON AIRPORT NOISE ABATEMENT : Revised Jet-Takeoff Rules Should Remain Neighbor-Friendly : If departure procedures are to be made uniform nationwide, they still must take into account local sensitivities.
For True Crossword Addicts, This Club Delivers : Pastimes: Five games a month are mailed to 67,000 members across the nation. Organization was designed for those who crave more than a once-a-week fix.
A Modern Major General : HAZARDOUS DUTY An American Soldier in the Twentieth Century By John K. Singlaub , with Malcolm McConnell , (Summit Books: $24.95; 562 pp., illustrated)
A New Look on Horizon for City Skyline
COLUMN ONE : Lady Luck Turns on Indians : When bingo brought prosperity to some tribes a decade ago, others quickly went into the business. Some added cards and slots. Amid regulatory confusion, the result too often has been failure and corruption.
Of Lives and Letters : With His Final Volume on G. B. Shaw Completed, Michael Holroyd's Star Is Burning Brighter
Dirty Pictures : Photographer Mark Greenberg's 'Project Storm Drain' Captures the Grim Effects of Polluted Runoffs
Diamond Bar : Park Bond Issue Studied
Personal Perspective : The Squeaky-Clean Badge That Is Little More Than a Self-Serving Icon
FEUDIN'
THE GREAT WALL OF CHINA by David Graham (Thames and Hudson: $35; 223 pp.).
Kaifu Confirms Plans to Quit, Blames Reform Failure : Japan: Three party members already declare that they are candidates for prime minister's job.