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Clinton Asks for an End to Cynicism
Reordering The Cable Universe : Media: Although rate regulation is the main focus, the FCC's sweeping new guidelines could have a major impact on the industry and may result in spinoffs, mergers or asset exchanges.
The Shadow of a Shield : Amid deepening violence, U.N. forces in Bosnia have come to symbolize not hope but impotence to those they've come to help.
Nibbling on Marzipan : NUDE MEN, By Amanda Filipacchi (Viking: $21; 288 pp.)
SOUTH-CENTRAL : Officers Meet the Community
Schools Chief Quits Under Fire; Replacement Is Named : Education: Rebecca J. Turrentine takes post of Supt. George H. Bloch, who is accused of sexual harassment. He denies allegations.
U.S. Jet Fires After Iraqi Radar Locks Onto It
Your Mortgage : 11% Drop in Home Sales From 1992
Ham on Why He Left Coast
Her Own Holocaust : ANNA, ANN, ANNIE, By Thomas Trebitsch Parker (Dutton: $21; 325 pp.)
The Man Who Brought the Water : RIVERS IN THE DESERT: William Mulholland and the Inventing of Los Angeles, By Margaret Leslie Davis (HarperCollins: $24; 320 pp.)
STYLE: GARDENS : Grass Guru
Stunning as both entertainment and as an...
U.S. Loosens Strings on Aid to Cambodia : Asia: Washington now won't rule out assistance if Khmer Rouge guerrillas are included in an interim government.
TRAVEL INSIDER : Pack Up Your Troubles in Your Old Flight Bag : Readers: A suitcase full of suggestions from faithful followers who wouldn't go anywhere without . . .
Insured Need Not Sit Still for Policy Transfers
Colleges Take in Summer Lodgers Across North America : Schools fill empty dormitories by renting to travelers. Two directories list current offerings.
CALM DURING THE STORM : Compared to Other Fates in Earthquake Country, Natural Disasters Are No Great Shakes
THE WINE LIST
* Hydrangeas in tubs on a shaded...
KAZUTO KNOWS FOOD : Former Chinois Chef Kazuto Matsusaka Finally Decided He Had Other Fish to Fry
MOCK ROCK : Fake Boulders Look, Feel Like the Real Thing But Weigh Less and Are Easier to Maneuver
Dangerous Liaisons : Young Gay Men Know All About AIDS and HIV, Yet They Persist In Having Unprotected Sex. Here, Some of Them Say Why.
FICTION
URBAN ART : Bun Chung Redux
25 Years Later, Birth Control Edict Still Divides Catholics
Mexico Tells Plans to Reforest 276,000 Acres
20 Days Off for Napping
SEEING THE LIGHT : Understanding the true nature of light, says a physicist, requires not looking only throught the eyes but with the soul.
House of Straw : HOME REPAIRS, By Trey Ellis (Simon & Schuster: $21; 332 pp.)
EXPOSITION PARK : The Art and Science of Exploration
Resuscitating Nature: Rare Plants Revived
THEATER REVIEW : Good Performances, Crisp Staging Keep 'Forum' Fresh and Fun
Beach Volleyball Served Up at Ross Snyder Park
She's Adding a Little Drama to Culver City Lives
Gay Veteran Says New Policy Falls Short : Military: O.C. attorney fears Clinton compromise means others will have to make the sacrifices he did.
Glenn B. Henderson has been elected board...
DOWNTOWN : AFL-CIO's Asian Alliance to Meet
MID-WILSHIRE : Retired Executives Aid Entrepreneurs
Mentally Ill County Commissioner Fuels Controversy : Michigan: He has severe mood swings and has been diagnosed as manic-depressive. He says he wants to help people with disabilities.
Lacking Live Nuclear Tests, Scientists Use Simulations : Defense: Computer modeling and field experiments approximate effects of actual explosions.
San Gabriel : Bids Sought for Mission Plan
Barbara Bain is a guest on The...
New Group Is Offering Life-or-Death Advice : Euthanasia: Helping terminally ill patients end their lives could be a felony, critics say. But the right-to-die organization says it will not help administer means of death.
They may not be Babe Ruth cards, but deputies are making a big hit.
BASEBALL DAILY REPORT : ANGELS : Future May Be Now as Hopes Fade
America's Team : Canada Has Annexed Sacramento, Where Fans Are Willing to Spend to See a 110-Yard Field, : Three-Down Series and Players With a Story
In Brief
FRIEND OF MIKE'S : Memo to Would-Be Screenwriters: Get to Know Crichton
Scenes of Medieval Times : Getty museum's movie series, which includes 'Ivanhoe' and 'Simon of the Desert,' shows why the period is called the Dark Ages
Cholera Kills 3 Tajiks
Sierra Madre : News Gets Loan to Continue
Dangerous Waves : Scientists Say the Threat of a Tsunami Is Small but Real
Riding the Rails of History : Art: $10-million program is creating public works for train stations around Los Angeles County over the next 10 years.
ELYSIAN PARK : Park Plan Includes Athletic Fields, Trails
Beach Cleanup Draws Devoted Volunteers : Environment: Workers comb the sand for debris at the San Buenaventura shoreline. The effort is in preparation for next weekend's Pirate Festival.
Alaska Eskimos Fear Oil Activities May Harm Whale Hunt : Ecology: Natives, who have held onto traditional activities despite newfound wealth, fear that exploration at sea may alter migration patterns.
The scene will be vintage Victorian: butter-churning,...
Earnhardt Winner in Grand National Race
SHRINE ALL-STAR FOOTBALL GAME : Swinton Passed Over as North Wins, 28-23
Butler Wants Lasorda on Field, Not Remembered on His Sleeve
SOCCER / GOLD CUP : Mexico Offers a Bonus for Beating U.S.
Fatal Attraction: Root, Root, Root for Cubbies
U.S. OLYMPIC FESTIVAL : VALLEY-AREA ROUNDUP : Nichols Hits Wall First, Then Touched by Emotion
That's Mister Player to You : Now Tim Robbins signs a major deal with Polygram, which will finance at least two movies he'll develop, produce, direct and/or star in
Q&A; ON WHALES : Aquatic Biologist Says Sightings Are Common, but Beachings Rare
Scoutmaster Continues Tradition That Made Him 'Always 1st Class'
The World : The Wages of Western Indifference to Genocide : Bosnia: The West's cowardice in the face of Serbian warlords has fed nationalistic ambitions and religious intolerance around the world.
Boat Trip a Reel Treat for City Youngsters : Outdoors: A businessman says fishing changed his life. Now he wants to give a new generation the same opportunity.
California Firm and Its 800 Number Poised for Health Care Changes : Medicine: Staff of 120 work around the clock in a Sacramento suburb to provide information by telephone, anywhere in the U.S. Service is likened to banks' 24-hour teller machines.
Riordan's South-Central Adviser Isn't Preaching to the Choir : Politics: Baptist minister E.V. Hill has made his mark by taking a contrarian, conservative view. Even ardent liberals admire his commitment to the community.
CYCLING : Despite Unexpected Detour, Giove Wins Downhill Race
'Numb' Can't Send Guitarist Over the Edge
14 Arrested in Sting Targeting Bandit Cabdrivers : Taxis: The number of unlicensed drivers operating in the area has increased after a crackdown in Los Angeles.
Colombian Air Official Killed in Plane Crash
Discovering African Doll-Making
CITY TERRACE : Tougher Laws Asked at Youth Hearings
SPREADING CRIME: The high desert is no...
Skinheads: When Violence Feeds on Chaos
Changing the Rules of the Slum Game : Palmdale Moves to Annex County Land, Signaling Trouble for Brazen Property Owner
Danger Is King of the Road : Stranded Freeway Drivers Find Themselves at Risk in No Man's Land of Speed
TENNIS / DANA HADDAD : Malin's Gripes Out in the Open
USTA 50s, 55s Begin Play Today
JOHN ANDERSON "Solid Ground" BNA* * 1/2Comebacks...
NEW RELEASES : In Brief
COMMERCE : City to Celebrate Rail Station Opening
HUNTINGTON PARK : Teacher Is Striking All the Right Notes
LOS ANGELES TIMES INTERVIEW : Randy Shilts : Fighting Against the Rules Restricting Gays in the Military
Robberies Bring Jarring Realization : Antelope Valley: Residents who thought they were isolated from urban violence learn they were wrong.
Effort to Weaken Environmental Act Would Cost Us in Long Run : Developers and their legislative allies blame the loss of jobs on the state law. They are wrong. The procedures mandating public review of projects must be preserved.
Rivalry Fades as Urban Issues Pull 2 Cities Together
SIMI VALLEY : City Council to Hear Anti-Graffiti Plan
Remembering the Voyage of Antara : Sailing: From frustration to elation, all-female crew's emotions ran the gamut over 16 days in the Transpacific Yacht Race.
Confronting Racism Head-On
Alto Sax Wins the 'Battle of the Horns' for Sonny Fortune
Frustrated Gambler Turns the Tables by Handing Out Stolen Bank Money
Reformers Fashion New Ethics Outlook : * County Government Can Lead Cities by Example
Bergeson Lured by Supervisorial Clout : * State Senator's Wish to Succeed Thomas Riley Attests to Power of County Board
PRO FOOTBALL DAILY REPORT : RAIDERS : A Day for Defense and for Officials
U.S. OLYMPIC FESTIVAL ROUNDUP : USC's Harris Helps Lift West Over the South
Up in Top 10 'Tierra'
L.A. Reid & Babyface May Dissolve R&B; Reign
MONTEREY HILLS : Neighbors Lose Bid to Block Homes
Southland Is Ripe Turf for White Hate Groups : Racism: Ethnically diverse, economically depressed region is a flash point for loose-knit supremacists.
The Nation : The Art of Exits: What, You're Still Here? : Politics: A wink from the President used to be enough to get an appointee to resign gracefully. Now, Sessions revealed, you need a crowbar.
Newcomer Crosses Swords With Inglewood Council : Politics: In her first month in office, Judith Dunlap has few allies in City Hall. But she does have a loyal backing.
PRO FOOTBALL DAILY REPORT : RAMS : Lang Will Have Surgery Today
At Slam-N-Jam, Area Team Rallied Around the Cause
Bardot--Sans Brigitte--Due on Melrose
Washington Boy, 9, Gets 5 New Organs
Into a Constitutional Minefield We Go
The 10 busiest homebuilding states will account...
Tony Alamo
Bonehead Play
Hearing Aid
No Ordinary Guy
No Empathy for Tagger--or His Parents
Japanese Bomb
Supervisors Ought to Call Off the Scare Tactics
The Driving Skills of Seniors
Balancing County Budget
'Christie' Sculpture Symbol of Freedom
CLEAN MALE PROSE?
Golf Course Is a Poor
Library's Resources Are Worth Saving
DWP Should Reconsider Stand on Garden Flap
Public Works' Pruning Claim Is for the Birds
Road's Scholars
Immigrants Must Pursue Assimilation
MY FELLOW AMERICANS
The Messenger Is the Message
Car-Pool Lane Article Didn't Tell Entire Story
On the Subject of Teaching: 'It's Very Depressing'
Better Plan Needed for Computers in Classroom
Petting Zoo's Noise and Stench Raises Hackles
Editorial Backing Tough Gun Laws Triggers Controversy
VAT Advice
Boxed In at the Bowl
'House' Still Stands
Advanced Practice Nurses, UCI Center Were Omitted in Health Care Profile
Combatting Gangs With Court Order in Westminster
Worker Denies Fondling Girls at County Fair : Arrest: They bumped into him, twice-convicted molester says, while he was looking for his stepson. But the operator of the haunted house where contact occurred says Richard A. Lee has no stepson working at carnival.
Hooked on Hotel
City Has Always Had Right to Sue Taggers
Schools Can't Overcome the Seeds of Hate
Credit Checks
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Beaches Are Siren Call of Greece's Skiathos Isle : While most tourists flock south to the Cyclades, the best of the Aegean may be in the north.
Farms' 33-Billion-Gallon Dilemma : Reclamation: Water drainage and levee repair are priorities along with efforts to salvage acreage for next year's crops.
GETTING PRETTY: When oil wells and pipelines...
Garbage Loses Glitter as Landfill Gold Turns Into Plain Old Trash : Waste: Orange County has even shut down one of its four dumps for economic reasons. It expects a saving of $27 million in two years because of the closure.
STYLE: FASHION & DESIGN : The Latest Straw
Boy Survives Night in Flooded Cavern : Midwest: The 13-year-old is hospitalized after 18 hours braced on a tight ledge. Bodies of friends bumped by him in dark waters. Six from boys' home died in cave.
Beached Whale Clings to Life : Rescue: Despite efforts on Newport shore, there's little hope the creature--brought to Sea World--will survive.
Take Knife to Recreation Budget and Repent at Leisure
FINANCIAL MARKETS : Stocks Rebound Despite Rise in Bond Yields
Sterling Bank Buys First Newport
Floods Plant Seeds of Change in Federal Crop Insurance : Agriculture: White House officials, lawmakers are searching for ways to get more farmers to join program instead of relying on disaster relief.
Thousands Flee Southern Iraq Amid Offensives
No Need to Gild Lilies: Frogs Like Ponds, Warts and All : Landscaping: Easy to install and maintain, a simple back-yard pool makes a hospitable habitat for local amphibians.
State Cracks Down on Residential Child Care : Regulation: Closure of 4 O.C. homes is part of ongoing campaign against substandard and unlicensed facilities.
Long-Lost Diary Gives Glimpse of Civil War-Era Life
Fights over Boardwalk and Park Place were...
Slain Woman Had Let Court Order Expire
CARSON : Baseball-Type Cards Feature Sheriff's Deputies
3rd Marine Aircraft Wing at El Toro Has New Leader : Military: Maj. Gen. Harold Blot praised the unit during a ceremony in which he handed over the command to Maj. Gen. Paul A. Fratarangelo.
Union Vote Forces Layoff of 8 Glendale City Workers : Labor: Members of the association rejected a cut in pay raises that would have saved the jobs of their colleagues.
LOS ANGELES : $19 Million in Couple's Assets Frozen in Fraud Case
PRO FOOTBALL / DAILY REPORT : RAIDERS : Short on Receivers, Jett Gets Long Look
Menendezes' Therapist Accused of Misconduct
Melrose Is in Good Company : Kings: His revised contract--$600,000 for next season--puts him among the top five NHL coaches.
The Role of His Father's Lifetime : Theater: Julian Holloway takes on his dad's part-Alfred P. Doolittle-in arts center's "My Fair Lady."
AUTOS
New for Summer: Soft-in-Head Ware
EUROPE : Troop Role in Somalia Has Germans Edgy
Spouse Entitled to Business Records in a Divorce : Jurisprudence: In an Orange County case, the state Supreme Court ruled the businessman must give his wife detailed financial data on his corporation.
Coming Clean
Democrats Pitch Health Forum as Fund-Raiser
Bihac Bigwig Key Player in Bosnia End Game : Balkans: Fikret Abdic has what many consider a valid point to make about the right of the republic's president to stay in power.
Asian Nations Discuss Security Forum : Diplomacy: Facing regional threats, ASEAN members seek solidarity. U.S., other countries would be involved.
High Theatrics in Smoking Ban Debate : Politics: Restaurant group uses horse-drawn buggy for benefit of TV cameras. Councilman Braude labels them 'sponsors of death.'
* Charles Kevin Keane; Pastor
Loss Not Expected to Halt Ahmanson Plan
LOCAL NOTES : Booth Loses to 14-Year-Old in Western Golf Assn. Junior Final
Rowe Picks Up Points Lead With Victory at Ventura
BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : DODGERS : ESPN Makes It a Long Day for Piazza
Gabriel: A 'World' Like No Other : Music, Theater Add Up to Powerful Show
PORT HUENEME : Play Area Planned for Gazebo Site
PRO FOOTBALL / DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE NFL : Conway Among Injured Bears
GOLF ROUNDUP : McGann Straightens Out Crooked Stick With 66
THOUSAND OAKS : McDonald's Request to Be Reconsidered
Matete Ends Young's 400 Hurdles Streak
Hutton Has a Fast Trip to Victory : Baseball: Rookie from Australia makes his debut with Yankees and wins, 5-2, handing the Angels seventh loss in a row.
GLENDALE : Reservoir Lowered to Repair Cracked Pipe
Runner Dodge Accepts Her Disqualification : Marathon: She says there is 'nothing she can say or do' to change the decision in San Francisco. Officials in Boston also are reviewing films.
Lighten Up, It Was Only a Football Game
Surfrider Foundation Vows to Stay Vigilant : Environment: Runoff from Pelican Hill's two golf courses concerns coastal watchdogs.
'Herstory' Musical Tonight Will Benefit St. Joan of Arc Church
A Fair Way to Go : There's Work to Be Done on Pelican Hill's Second 18
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$262-Billion Military Budget Proposed : Spending: Senate Armed Services Committee recommendation includes programs for conversion and retraining in the ailing defense industry.
Disabled Advocate Joni Takes On Hotter Issues : Ministries: The inspirational author and Christian radio host has been speaking out against euthanasia and doctor-assisted suicides.
Late Meeting May Avert Suit Against Disney : Resort: Officials with the Anaheim City School District will convene Sunday in a last-minute attempt to avoid legal action to block project.
The Struggle Against Drunk Drivers : New technology--and continued determination--to save lives in California
LA PALMA : City Gets OK to Take Bids for Park Project
Lemaster Fooled Hitters, Now Ducks : Former Braves Left-Hander Carves Decorative Decoys
LOS ANGELES : Juror Questionnaire OKd for Denny Beating Trial
An Uneasy Alliance for Evangelicals and Jews : Activism: Most Christians believe in Jews' right to defend Israel, and they often fund projects there. Most Jewish leaders appreciate the support but draw the line at spreading the Gospel.
Once Bustling Building Nearly Vacant : Real estate: Bank of America now owns, but has no use for, former Security Pacific Corp. data processing center in Brea.
Doctor Faces Murder Charges in Car Crash : Fatalities: His suspected use of alcohol, which led to two previous arrests, is a factor in new counts. A girl was critically hurt and her parents killed in the accident.
Microscopic Mites Can Pose Major Problem
COLUMN ONE : Youngest Homeboy Wants Out : After his family fell apart, a 10-year-old was adopted by a Valley gang. But his brother's death hit him hard. So, instead of a gangster named 'Mousie,' he'd like to be a boy named Luis again.
Twins Recover After Kidney Transplant : Medicine: Surgeons at UCI Medical Center say the organ is functioning well after the 4 1/2-hour operation, a first for the hospital. Both men ask, 'How's my brother?'
AZUSA : 2 Black Families Driven From Homes Sue Police
GLENDALE : 2 Men Sentenced in Investment Fraud
Tilting at Woodwinds : Versatile Ray Pizzi Takes On Many Instruments, Including One He Invented
Valley Obituaries
Bomb Suspect's Mother Denies Son Is Racist
BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : ANGELS : Ravitch Dismisses Fehr's Strike Memo
O.C. POP MUSIC REVIEW : With Haggard, You Know It's Genuine : Real-Life Lessons Add Credibility to Expressive Playing and Empathetic Lyrics
The Year of HBO, Not Amy Fisher : Television: Emmy nominations honor made-for-TV movies such as 'Citizen Cohn' and 'Stalin' and ignore the network competition.
Advanced Logic Research Posts Quarterly Loss of $2.7 Million
American Airlines Knew Fare Plan Would Lose Money, Ex-Employee Says
Falling Franc Poses Threat to EC Rate System : Markets: Traders continue assault on France's currency, and its central bank responds by raising interest rates. The U.S. dollar benefits from the disarray.
Bosnia's Orphans of Rape: Innocent Legacy of Hatred
It's Not a Crime to Let Things Go
Incorrigible Slob Dishes Out Dirt on Littered Lifestyle : Sloppy: You think you're messy? Consider Jeannine Stein, who never met a broom she liked and who has a place for everything--'where it lands.'
State Recalls Raw Milk Tainted With Salmonella
Flood of Mosquitoes the Latest Calamity to Plague the Midwest
VAN NUYS : Driver in Robbery Attempt Sentenced
Sacred Songs Help Blacks Connect to Their History : Spirituals: Religious music is viewed as a way to teach, comfort, inspire, persuade and motivate African-American churchgoers.
Once Upon a Classroom . . . : Education: Some Ventura County elementary-school teachers are experimenting with a new teaching method designed to integrate subjects and bring them to life.
AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Valenzuela Extends Streak to Four, 5-1
The Joffrey and Prince: A Funky Pas de Deux
Smoke Out Source of Brown Stains, Then Clean, Seal
Judge Allows Bank to Foreclose While Investors Are Stuck : Real estate: A San Bernardino apartment complex is Hill Williams' only income-producing property. The ruling blocks investors from recouping their money.
Elders Defends Health Views, Her Finances
Richard Cruz; Chicano Rights Lawyer
Riordan Makes 12 More Commission Appointments : Government: Harbor and redevelopment boards are complete. Business community is strongly represented.
39,000 Reap a Harvest of Inspiration in Anaheim : Evangelism: Cheering stadium crowd hears a rockin' revival at the opening of a three-day religious crusade that mixes MTV-style music with the message of Christianity.
Taking the Edge Out of the Relationship : Christopher's trip could help both Tokyo and Washington
2 Murder Charges Faced by Doctor in Drunk-Driving Case : Crime: Manslaughter charges are upgraded. The Laguna Beach physician had two earlier arrests.
Glendale Might Sue Over Graffiti : Vandalism: Experts say such an action against the parents of alleged taggers could be a first. The city wants the families to pay $350 in cleanup costs.
LA HABRA : Students Get a Taste of Camp Life
TOUR DE FRANCE : Easy Part Is All That's Left for Indurain
Some Notes and Letters From the Nichols File
WEEKEND TV : Views From the Politically Incorrect--and Correct
Celebrating Warm 'Tuna Christmas'
AUTOS
WORLD IN BRIEF : NIGERIA : Government Closes Several Newspapers
Japan Opposition Nears Unity on Reform : Politics: An accord on changes in electoral system would be the base for a non-Liberal Democrat coalition government.
Lawmakers Start Probe of 2 Yeltsin Aides : Russia: The move could lead to another showdown between the reformist president and conservative Parliament, politicians on both sides say.
MIDEAST : As Talks Stall, 'Gaza First' Gains Appeal for Israelis as Way to Get Ball Rolling : Some see letting go of the volatile region as a gambit in the game of peace.
Proposal for Sheriff's Dept. to Police the Valley Draws Scorn
Lifeguard Team Gets a Special Visitor : Port Hueneme: Oxnard boy was in critical condition after his rescue from a riptide. But five days later he's back at the beach to meet the four who saved him.
SIMI VALLEY : Park District, Schools to Split Pool Expense
Police Morale Worse Under Williams, Union Chief Says
CAMARILLO : Trial Delayed in 2 Pedestrian Deaths
GARDEN GROVE : 'Campus Police' to Patrol High Schools
Hymnal Deletion of Lord Opposed
Union Claims Harassment of Civilian Workers in Sheriff's Dept. : Labor: A letter calling for reform cites two incidents. A spokesman rebuts the allegations and says great strides have been made in improving relationships.
Once Upon a Classroom . . . : Education: Some instructors are experimenting with new teaching method designed to integrate subjects.
BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE MAJOR LEAGUES : A Little Extra Surgery for Van Slyke
BURBANK : Taunts Follow Gas Company Workers
Mauceri Resurrects Forgotten Sounds of Germany : Music: The Hollywood Bowl Orchestra conductor is restoring long-neglected 20th-Century works stifled by the Third Reich.
Everett Hopes He Can Practice What He Preaches : Rams: Veteran quarterback is optimistic about improving on the last three seasons.
TENNIS ROUNDUP : Top Players Continue to Fall in Washington
ART REVIEW : A Progressive Definition of Neoclassicism in 'Visions' : LACMA's wide-ranging show emphasizes a style that merely depicts what ancient Greece and Rome might have been like.
Burglar Fries Up Batch of 'Hot Wings' to Go
OBON FESTIVAL: Folk dancers in colorful kimonos...
CALABASAS : Work on New Center May Begin in Fall
Reconsideration of Water-Billing System Is Urged : Utilities: Two Valley council members say they have been deluged with complaints from area residents over monthly bills as high as $700.
Slide Fears Delay Ruling on Development : Simi Valley: The Planning Commission wants more information on the proposed project near Whiteface Mountain. Meeting is set for Aug. 25.
MISSION HILLS : History Buffs to Celebrate Society's Work
2 Gang Members Held in Shooting of Girl, 10
Northrop Seeks OK to Divide Property
Chemical Pesticides
Is Knox Thinking Too Low or Too High?
Basketball in Anaheim Would Fill the Bill
REAL ESTATE
U.S. to Ease Rules on Phone Access to Cuba : Communications: The FCC is expected to act quickly to implement the State Department's call for easing restrictions. Cuba will reap millions in hard currency.
DRAINS : Pipe Down--Simple Tools Make Easy Work of Tough Clogs
Twin's Kidney Transplanted Into Brother : Medicine: Procedure is the second in Orange County. Doctors predict long, healthy lives for the close 25-year-old identical siblings.
ALARMS : Feel Secure About Protection Systems
Clinton Eulogy Recalls Friendship With Foster : Funeral: In an emotional service in Little Rock, President praises the strength, accomplishments and steady advice of his aide, an apparent suicide.
ALISO VIEJO : New Middle School to Get 'SmartLab'
It's Not the Raiders, But at Least It's Big : Irwindale: New 'super' swap meet will debut this weekend atop a former quarry. Developers hope it will become the region's largest.
Oxnard to Consider Renovation Study : Redevelopment: Boundaries would be decided over the next year, but area being discussed would make the project the city's largest.
THOUSAND OAKS : Council to Consider New Smoking Law
In Irwindale, It's Kickoff Time at County's Biggest Swap Meet
IRVINE : City Administrator Strojny Leaving Area
Santa Clarita / Antelope Valley : Loan Helps Car Dealer Open Shop : Business: With $360,000 from the city of Palmdale, the owner has ended a year wait to begin selling at the Antelope Valley Auto Center.
Who to Call to Give Away the Good Stuff
Officials Find 'Killer' Bees Near Houston
BACK YARDS : Consider Level of Privacy Before Building a Barricade
11th Suspect in N.Y. Bombing Plot Arrested : Terrorism: Egyptian immigrant is found at motel in New Jersey. He is linked to alleged plans to blow up U.N. building and other landmarks.