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Next Schools Chief Brings Unifying Skill to Santa Ana
Crossed Signals Silence Link to Shuttle : Science: Mission Control regains contact after eight minutes of confusion. NASA reports no loss in data or danger to Atlantis' crew.
Political Scorecard
Devoted Docents : Nixon Library Sees Post-Funeral Surge in Volunteers
Today's Topic : Panhandling: How far can merchants go in stopping it?
Community Essay : Why Do Mothers Kill?
24TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT : Old-Fashioned, Hand-Shaking Finale to the Campaigning : Politics: Incumbent Anthony Beilenson and GOP challenger Richard Sybert express guarded optimism as they meet one more time with supporters.
A Wrong Turn Is Not Enough to Derail Silva
Palm Springs Film Fest Deadline Nov. 30
POP MUSIC REVIEW : Sandra Bernhard at Pantages: The Lady Also Sings (Sorta)
They Tried It and Liked It : Sisters-in-law operate Sunshine Promotions, which sends workers to stores to pass out samples of food and beauty aids. They like the people-oriented aspect of business.
COMMITMENTS : Is 'Typical' Gay Lifestyle Liberating or Confining?
IRVINE : Music Conservatory Still a Traveling Show
IRVINE : UCI Gets a Number Befitting Its Name
Students Illustrate Transit Alternatives
FOUNTAIN VALLEY : Parked Motor Homes Banned on Lilac Ave.
Passerby Kills Woman's Assailant
Developers Wary of Plan to Buy Water District : Utility: A decision on firm's unusual offer for Santa Margarita system is expected early next year.
A Fairer Deal on School Funds : California will benefit from change in federal distribution formula
Huntington Council Expected to Act on Sports Complex
LAKE FOREST : Tenants to Buy Mobile Home Park
Police Arrest Man in Youth's Shooting
Ito Weighs Possible TV Camera Ban Today : Simpson case: Few journalists think judge will follow through on threat to oust coverage from his court. But media lawyers will be out in force to argue their case.
Rams Don't Let Elway Drill Them : Pro football: Quarterback brings Broncos back from 21-point deficit, but rally comes up short, 27-21.
Juvenile Fillies Winner Flanders Has Surgery
THEATER REVIEW : A Female Legacy : 'Jar the Floor' a Moving Portrait of Mothers, Daughters
FASHION INSIDE OUT : Mao, Mao, Mao-- How Do You Like It?
Another Inmate View
U.N. Cuba Vote
COUNTERPUNCH LETTERS : Entertaining Doctors
COUNTERPUNCH LETTERS : 'Ed Wood' Offers Admiration for Bela the Monster
Single-Payer Health Reform
Religion and Politics
The Subject Is Freedom
Prop. 187 Student Demonstrations
COUNTERPUNCH LETTERS : The Balletic Blight
OTHER NEWS - Nov. 7, 1994
OTHER NEWS - Nov. 7, 1994
Los Angeles County - News from Nov. 7, 1994
Los Angeles County - News from Nov. 7, 1994
Notes on a Scorecard - Nov. 7, 1994
Reagan Draws Praise for Disclosure : Alzheimer's disease: At his church and his library, people laud his candor and strength. L.A. office of support organization for the illness is flooded with calls.
RAMS 27, DENVER BRONCOS 21 : RAM NOTEBOOK : Drayton Upset Over Limited Role
COLUMN ONE : 'O.J. 101' Enlivens Law School : Campuses across U.S. are using the famous case to teach basic principles. Judge Ito even asked to see Harvard students' opinions on whether to ban the TV camera.
Clinton Vows More Immigration Aid : Politics: He labels Wilson's use of the issue 'disingenuous.' Governor says President has not done his job and calls his actions 'election-year cosmetics.'
Candidates Seek Votes in O.C., Across the State
DANCE REVIEWS : O Vertigo Danse in Debt to Europe for 'Chambre'
As Rates Rise, Short-Term Bond Funds Beckon
New Zealand Pampers Cyclists
Look What the Stork Brought
News, Tips & Bargains : DOT Unveils Truth in Ticketing
Festivals, Feasts & FairsJAMESTOWN--Sip the suds of...
MINI-PLAYOFF: After a week off, the Los...
SOUTH GATE : City Manager Takes Post in Hawthorne
EAST LOS ANGELES : 3rd Street Targeted by Cleanup Project
Pope Tells Sicilians to Stand Against Mafia
Hearing Set in Prostitution Case
President Ridicules GOP Stands : Politics: Clinton lambastes Republicans at an Anaheim appearance, saying his foes refuse to give him credit for economy. He then calls for bipartisanship and an end to 'verbal bombs' in campaigning.
NOTEBOOK : Show Must Go On So Meet Is Off
Providing Parkland in the Valley : $10-million Hansen Dam project will revitalize a precious commodity
He's Over the Rainbow, Not Over the Hill
He's the Pied Piper of Sexagenarians : Triathlon: With drive and training regimen of a younger man, Corona del Mar's Eric Piper is leader of the 60-and-older pack.
COMMENTARY : Maybe the Bills Really Belong in That January Game
His Curbside Service
SOUTH-CENTRAL : Bluesroom Opening Hits a High Note
Ozone Monitor Aboard Space Shuttle Atlantis Fails
DOWNTOWN : LAPD Officers Seek 24-Hour Child Care
The First Gold Rush : BEFORE SUTTER'S MILL, SANTA CLARITA WAS THE HOME OF GOLD FEVER IN CALIFORNIA
CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS : Potpourri of Pols Vying in 14 Races
Glendale's Defense Gets Rocked While Offense Rolls : JC football: Vaqueros roll up 427 yards but give up 540 in shootout loss to Santa Barbara, 40-34.
NBA ROUNDUP : Kidd's Debut Is a Winning One as Mavericks Overwhelm Nets
SOUTHWEST ROUNDUP : Texas A&M; Bowls Over Texas, 34-10
FICTION
EXPOSITION PARK : Walk-a-Thon to Aid Children Set Nov. 19
An Ancient Chinese Practice Goes Uptown : New York: Feng shui is reputed to create a positive energy flow, bringing good luck and fortune.
Carrying on Colorful Tradition : Family's Sculptures Exhibited at UCLA
Authentic Isn't the Word for Iraq's New Babylon : Mideast: Since 1978, Saddam Hussein has been restoring the city his way. Experts haven't exactly raved.
THOUSAND OAKS : 4 Council Candidates Report Contributions
No Need for Hasty Decision on Airport : The Public Is Rightfully Confused About Measure A
Beware of Wonder Drug's Side Effects
Mission Plays Host to a Day of Understanding : Religion: About 600 attend the Religious Diversity Faire to learn more about the world's wide spectrum of beliefs.
Tollway Foes Learn How to Drive Home a Point : Protest: They want to be ready if courts allow bulldozers to resume work on new road through Laguna Canyon.
New Mexico Stuns No. 9 Utah : WAC: Big fourth-down play leads to game- winning field goal for Lobos in 23-21 victory.
For Some, End Is Near--Maybe
Berringer Leads Nebraska, 45-17 : Big Eight: Quarterback passes for 267 yards in victory over Kansas, most for a Cornhusker since 1972.
Trick Play Elementary for Scurlock : Pacific 10: Arizona cornerback intercepts halfback option pass and returns it 97 yards for touchdown in 13-6 victory over California.
Savanna's Strategy Works Well Against Anaheim
The Real Lesson of 'Oleanna'? : David Mamet's play is now a film, and while deftly exposing the complexity of sexual harassment cases, it also takes on another subject long overdue for study: education.
Auction Marks Anniversary of Los Angeles Conservancy
NEITHER WOLF NOR DOG: On Forgotten Roads...
NEWS ANALYSIS : Truckers Gaining Influence Over Air Board : Environment: Critics say Wilson has drastically curbed agency's independence. Industry contends that it just wants to avoid unreasonable rules that could paralyze state's economy.
Home's a Real Beach : Lifestyles: It seems nothing can shake the passion Californians have for oceanfront houses. Elizabeth McMillian's new book offers a colorful glimpse of properties by the water.
'Mrs. Doubtfire'
REGION : Friends Seek Clues in Retiree's Death
FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
CRENSHAW : Workshop Focuses on Kwanza Holiday
A Biting Problem : Officials Say Popular Dog Breeds Can Pose Danger to Children
Woman Denies Killing Spouse With Cyanide
In Some Towns, It's Hard to Find Candidates : North county: Residents of four unincorporated areas will elect volunteer governing councils Tuesday. Two others postponed votes due to lack of competitors.
Pit Bull Killed Baby Abandoned in Pomona Back Yard, Authorities Say
His Best Advice Has Often Been Ignored
Hancock Can't Hold Moorpark
Mariners Sail to Second Victory Over Utah, 5-2
Rams Can Talk Winning Game : Pro football: But whether they can play one today against Broncos depends not on Joe Vitt's verbosity but on John Elway's ability.
Alabama Defense Leads Victory Over LSU
Flea Markets, Checkout Lines Among Voters' Options : Electorate: Hoping to boost turnout, officials are getting creative with programs such as early voting, no-excuse absentee voting, retail voting and mail-in voting.
Prop. 187: A Chorus of Views
Even before "Wayne's World" there was a...
Director of Saddleback College Gospel Choir Selected
Police Investigating Laguna Beach Beating as a Hate Crime
The Search for A New Political Center : New Campaign Mores Mean 'Take No Prisoners' Races
Crash Drives Home Lesson for Students : News of Accident Was a Somber Safety Message at Capistrano Valley High School
Popular 'Pulp'
Heading for Hula Holidays
Time Never Stops : Rebellion at a Danish boarding school shows how progress often comes at the expense of humanity : BORDERLINERS, by Peter Hoeg (Farrar Straus & Giroux: $22; 277 pp.)
Push for Partial Europe Union Raises Ire : Diplomacy: Germans suggest those that are ready proceed with joint policy. Other nations protest affront.
Retro : Old 'Dog,' New Tricks
Plastic Copies of 'Iceman' Skull Will Teach Scientists Plenty About the Distant Past : Anthropology: Process should help recreate what the doomed man's face looked like before he was swallowed up by an alpine glacier 5,000 years ago.
Tequila Nights
Face It, Prince Charles Horsed Around Too Much
Point of Impact : Before It Has Even Come to a Vote, Proposition 187 Has Sent Shock Waves Through Central Los Angeles' Vast Immigrant Population and the Institutions That Provide for It.
FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
SOUTH-CENTRAL : Housing Services Facility to Open
The Search for A New Political Center : Voters' Answer: Ticket-Splitting
FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
The State : Looking at Proposition 187 Through The Eyes of an Illegal Valedictorian : CAMPUS CORRESPONDENCE
Lucrative Cottonwood May Squeeze Out Hay and Corn
Oil and Native Culture Find a Way to Mix in Ecuador
Focus : Following Their Own Acts : 'CAGNEY & LACEY' SIX YEARS LATER--THE JOBS HAVE CHANGED BUT HAS THE CHEMISTRY REMAINED?
Bad Pass, CBA Journeyman Only Thing Dogging the Lakers : Pro basketball: Bucks' $68-million rookie No. 1 draft pick Glenn Robinson makes debut, but Van Exel's turnover costs Los Angeles in 97-96 loss.
OAK TREE : Cerin Enjoys His Usual Luck in the Morvich
Wheatley Runs for 148 Yards, Helps Michigan Win, 45-23
Antelope Valley Loses, 24-16, Despite Fast Start and Finish
PUMPING THE BRAKES : Losing Money, GM Is Cautiously Retooling Its Strategy for Saturn
The Green Carpet
VERBATIM
Third of Drunk Drivers Repeat Offenders : Safety: Of the 1 million DUI arrests, 320,570 had been arrested for driving under the influence before, study finds.
Inside the Ads : SENATE
Malls, TV Luring Court Watchers Away : Hobbies: A million people a day, however, are tuning in to Court TV. Such devotees are said to be transfixed because they like to watch what is essentially a "nonviolent fight" between two sides.
Death Penalty: A Fashionable Idea for the '90s : Hard-liners act as if crime would go down if everyone on Death Row died tomorrow
Tears for La Habra Officer : Funeral: About 1,000 colleagues are among 2,000 mourners at services for Michael Osornio, who was killed in the line of duty by a suspected drunk driver.
A summary of selected City Hall actions this week affecting central Los Angeles.
Johnson & Johnson Find Cougars Soft as Powder, 23-10 : USC: Quarterback and receiver combine for three scores in victory that puts Oregon in driver's seat.
BIG EIGHT ROUNDUP : Stewart, Salaam Help Listless Colorado Win, 17-3
COMMENTARY : This Critic Has a Bone to Pick : Enough already! Artists need to dump overused items, look for new materials.
ENGLAND SWINGS: Rumors that Morrissey had committed...
10-Hour, 4-Day Schedule Just Isn't Working Out : Labor: Many firms say wage laws limit flexibility, and workers find pace grueling. A 9-hour system with alternate Fridays off is gaining favor.
Pacific Gulf Reports $794,000 Profit
Farhat Gives New Meaning to 'Campaign War Chest'
COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : Dons Blow Out Southwestern, 72-21
SOUTHEASTERN ROUNDUP : Reserves Star as Florida Wins
ROUNDUP : Edison Girls Win Cross-Country Title
'Woodstock' a Musical Quagmire
Meet the Composer Mulls Cuts
FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
SILVER LAKE : Council to Consider Plan for Dog Park
Like Residents, the Council Should Have to Abide by the Law : Yaroslavsky's proposal to raise the height of a building by five feet--in violation of the Ventura Boulevard Specific Plan--would set a dangerous precedent.
2 Hope to Unseat Inglewood's Longtime Mayor : Election: City Council's Garland Hardeman and Judith Dunlap vie for post of 12-year leader Edward Vincent, whose strategy is to ignore them.
Real-Life Tragedies Deepen Emptiness of Election Season
Obituaries : Daniel Pinkard; Pastor of Grant AME Church
No Middle-of-Road Praise for Median : Lawndale: Swatch of weathered Astroturf installed nearly 25 years ago along Hawthorne Boulevard has become a civic joke to some.
Orange County Voices : The Debate on Proposition 187 : Passage Will Help Solve Welfare Crisis : Taxpayers cannot afford to subsidize both a legal and illegal underclass.
COMMUNITY COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Irvine Valley, Riverside Win Cross-Country Titles
Gilder Rides the Wind in Maui
YOUNG LOVE: It's still a long time...
No Publisher Wants to Get Beaten to 'Pulp'
WHERE THE MORNING LIGHT'S STILL BLUE Personal...
Resurrecting Iran-Contra : One-time national security adviser and chief scandal scapegoat gives his first-person account : SPECIAL TRUST, By Robert C. McFarlane and Zofia Smardz (Cadell & Davies: $25; 389 pp.)
Neo-Nazi Migration to Denmark From Germany Stirs Anger, Protests : Europe: Revelations about newcomers expose old wounds dating back to World War II, when the German army occupied the country.
CRENSHAW : Center to Hold Parenting Workshop
Exercise Can Help Prevent, Reduce, Even Eliminate Lower Back Pain, Study Finds
Star Kick Returner Fights Having to Punt Career : Top Prospect Darrell Cooley Must Work Out Family, Grade Problems to Get Back on the Field
Shifting Loyalties : WITH DAVID CARUSO'S DETECTIVE KELLY GONE, WHAT IS JIMMY SMITS' STRATEGY UNDER ALL THE SCRUTINY? SLIP INTO ORDERED CHAOS
A Flirtation With the GOP Turns Cold : Politics: Wilson's embrace of Prop. 187 will have repercussions as new Latino voters enter the electorate.
Prop. 187's Quiet Student Revolution : Activism: In contrast to more publicized walkouts, Latino youngsters are turning opposition to immigration measure into a real-life civics lesson.
Revitalization Demands Imagination : New program to improve areas including downtown Sun Valley is promising. But creative planning is needed to make the most of outside funding.
Yiddish Enjoys a Revival in Stories and Songs : Education: Berkeley and other universities offer courses in the language, which has contributed words, even appetites.
College Football Spotlight
Raiders' Williams Has Point to Prove, and so Does Allen : Pro football: Two running backs' personal motivation against their former teams adds an edge to tonight's game in Kansas City.
Wallenda Wins Stuyvesant Handicap
CalPERS Hatches a Better Plan for Nest Eggs
Take a Walk to Find Neighborhood's Soul
Abandoned and Dying Babies Symbolize South Africa's AIDS Problem : Health: Of the more than 500,000 South Africans who carry the virus, about 15% are children. Cultural and religious customs hinder efforts to fight the disease.
Tivoli Park to Twinkle in Winter Dark
'Rudy'
Latin of Ancient Classics Lives On : Education: Schools dedicated to preparing students for college still consider the 'dead language' an essential part of a learned mind.
Second-Half Effort Lifts Brea-Olinda Past Magnolia
Flood Control Philosopher : Official's Views Are at the Forefront of Conservation
FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
BASEBALL : Lee Smith Could Fill One of Rangers' Needs
Weekend Escape: Yosemite : Ahwahnee Autumn : A grand old hotel in a stunning setting . . . What better way to pass a November day : Sean and I chased each other along the creeks, climbed on felled trees and skimmed stones on the glass-topped Merced River.
Stars Fall for Home in Hills
Muzzled Dog Owner Questions No-Pet Policy
Destination: Waikiki : Vintage Vacation : A nostalgia-soaked search for remnants of a pre-Don Ho past
ACROSS THE BRIDGE by Mavis Gallant...
Left Wanting More : WOMEN, ANIMALS, AND VEGETABLES: Essays and Stories, By Maxine Kumin (New York: W. W. Norton & Company: $25, cloth; 299 pp.)
WHAT'S YOUR DISH? : To Nibble, Nosh, Dine or Devour? In Los Angeles, the Menu Is in the Stars
State Humane Group Seeks to Tighten Requirements for Officers : Legislation: A new regulation that goes into effect Jan. 1 will require more training, but some remain concerned that it does not go far enough.
The Herald Is 5 Years Gone, yet the Stories Live On
Lax Control Over State Humane Officers : Law enforcement: Animal control 'deputies' may wear uniforms, carry guns and make arrests, but their ranks are virtually unregulated.
NFL Referees Earn Stripes : Pro football: To the officials, anonymity is bliss. When the fans don't know they are on the field, "that's the name of the game."
In Need of Comfort? Look at Series EE Bonds
The Promised Land : IN WORLD WAR II, FILIPINOS WERE TOLD IF THEY FOUGHT FOR AMERICA THEY WOULD BECOME U.S. CITIZENS. LITTLE DID THEY KNOW IT WOULD TAKE DECADES BEFORE THAT VOW WAS HONORED.
Hawaii Special Issue : Hawaiian Renaissance
BOLD, BEAUTIFUL AND WHOLESOME
LITTLE TOKYO : Police Substation Site Gets a Blessing
COVER STORY : Shock Value : Politics: Defiant Culver City Mayor Albert Vera charges forward with his plan to bring low-cost electricity to residents. But his proposal also has generated heat from officials at Southern California Edison.
Saturday's Games
The Issues Are There--but O.C. Voters Might Not Be : Elections: Political observers aren't sure whether hotly debated initiatives will spur a large turnout at the polls.
If It Weren't for Annabella and Marisela . . .
It's Not Orange County Politics As Usual : Campaign Finance Reform Forces Supervisorial Hopefuls to Reach Out to More Voters
Man Convicted in Shootout in 1992 to Serve Time at CYA
It's Not Good as Gold, It's Better : Boxing: Foreman hits the jackpot in Las Vegas with his shocking victory over Moorer.
Muir's Passing Leads Pierce to 34-30 Win Over Ventura
Foreign Firms with Deep Pockets Test U.S. Labs : Research: Science needs open borders, but critics say other countries are acquiring key knowledge on the cheap.
FICTION
Animals Crowd Runways, Airline Cancels Flights
EDUCATION : Reform Jewish High School Moving to Hills
Girl's Death Haunts Dorsey
Clinton Sells Realtors With Bipartisan Appeal : Politics: Even avid Republicans credit the President for decrying divisiveness during speech to national association at Anaheim Convention Center Arena.
WESTLAKE : Community to Hear Redevelopment Plan
Yeltsin Promotes Reformer
Mother Charged in Death of Girl Dug Up in Florida
'The War Room'
Los Angeles Times Interview : Lowell Weicker : An Independent Politician at a Highly Partisan Time
Resident Almost Hit as Fleeing Driver Crashes Into House
LOCAL ELECTIONS : Christian Right Has Impact on Campaigns
Council Explores Options to Garage Sale Clutter : Enterprise: Anaheim officials say some residents are operating illegal small businesses. Solutions include restricting dates for residential vendors or requiring low-cost permits.
Parking Permits OKd for San Juan Capistrano Condo Complex
Orange County Voices : The Debate on Proposition 187 : Racist and Mean-Spirited Measure an Embarrassment : Politicians worried about the 'immigrant problem' could learn by observing the life of gardener Bonafacio.
Buena in Playoffs, Sinks Dos Pueblos
Another Yard for Guardians of Gridiron
A Little Bit of History
Stock Pickers Climb on Technology's Broad Back
Destination: Honolulu : Keepers of the Hawaiian Flame : Fueled by islanders' growing pride in their culture and history, Bishop Museum and Iolani Palace spruce up their public offerings
The Man Who Befriended the Little Prince : SAINT-EXUPERY: A Biography, By Stacy Schiff (Alfred A. Knopf: $30; 544 pp.)
AMERICAN VISA by Wang Ping (Coffee...
WEST LOS ANGELES : Panel OKs Apartment Complex Near Tribal Springs
What is the Mafia?
Murder on the Midway: Sordid Life and Death of Lobster Boy : Crime: Family supports wife's claims of familial abuse, citing incident in which carnival attraction killed daughter's beau.
FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
Pope Urges Sicilians to Fight Mafia
SOUTH GATE : Volunteers to Staff Police Drop-In Site
Obituaries : Samuel Francis, 71; Famed Artist and Philanthropist
Auburn Goes to the Air for 38-21 Victory
Opera Rhapsodist James McCourt Talks With the Legendary Victoria de Los Angeles, Who Is Celebrating Her 50th Year Onstage : Duet With a Diva
CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS / GOVERNOR : Candidates Focus on Immigration and Clinton : Brown seeks boost from President, while Wilson scoffs at him. Experts are aghast that Democrat's campaign had to cancel almost all weekend TV ads.
Caged Animals Trained for Return to the Wild : Wildlife: Colombian center takes in animals seized from smugglers and tries to show them how to fend for themselves. Program is funded by London-based World Society for the Protection of Animals.
Schools: Library Will Be Renamed
FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
NBA Tip-Off : How Much Bratwurst for No. 1?
Gardening : If You Dig New Varieties Grow Own Potatoes
Military Service Is Shunned in Spain : Europe: Under Francisco Franco, any mention of conscientious objection might have landed a young man in jail. Now the dodge is so common that some Spaniards feel it could destroy the army.
Power Play
Slain O.C. Teen's Mother Boosts Prop. 187 : Elections: Opponent of anti-illegal immigrant initiative says gesture by Kathy Woods, whose son was slain with a paint roller rod, is misguided.
WITH AN EYE ON . . . : Kevin Sorbo's Hercules is strong stuff but not exactly his serious side
FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
TEMPLE-BEAUDRY : Memorial Fund Honors Labor Leader
Long-Term Survivors Offer Clues to Cancer Therapies : Medicine: At least 50% of patients with the disease will be cured. Scientists are asking why some beat the odds.
Runaway, 16, Calls to Say He Does Not Want Cancer Drugs
FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
Argentina Cracks Down on the Undocumented : Latin America: Illegal immigrants used to find work easily. But high unemployment is restricting 'false tourists.'
After all the Negativity, Will the Victors Be Able to Govern California?
The Search for A New Political Center : Looking to '96, Both Parties Should Seek an Oxymoron
Document-Forging Ring Raided, 3 Held
No. 2 Penn State Holds Off Indiana : Big Ten: No. 2 quarterback Dittoe rallies Hoosiers, but touchdowns come too late and Nittany Lions win, 35-29.
PACIFIC WAR DIARY by James F....
SOUTH GATE : 'Nice, Clean Walls' Are His Reward
Medicine: Doctors Lauded for Research
A Test of Tolerance : Venice: Neighborhood's residents say rising crime by inhabitants of a nearby center for the homeless is straining their compassion for them.
Both Sides Air Ads on Prop. 187
Garden Grove Apartment Fire Displaces 16
Print Journalists Must Keep Fingers on Their Keyboards and Eyes Glued to the Tube
Heads-Up Player : Kim Pickup of Chatsworth Makes Transition From Soccer to Volleyball
BREEDERS' CUP ROUNDUP : Youth Is Served as Lukas Sweeps Juvenile Races
ATLANTIC COAST ROUNDUP : Duke Rallies Past Virginia
Fullerton Rallies in Second Half to Roll Past Orange Coast, 35-9
Acrimony Finds Home on Ventura City Council : Government: After months of bitter flare-ups, members say it's becoming harder to deny that they simply don't get along.
FBI Agents Capture Hawaiian Inmate in San Juan Capistrano
Role of Alaska Pioneers' Homes Changes With Elderly's Needs
Businessman Feted for Volunteerism : Community: Mayor Richard Riordan presents the Fernando Award to Woodland Hills philanthropist Clyde Porter, 68. He has been nominated three times.
CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS : Beilenson, Sybert Fight to Finish : Congress: Battle for the 24th District has embittered the Democratic incumbent and Republican challenger. Both sides issue last-minute attack mailers in the hope of scoring victory.
Lebow Will Be Big Part of Silver Marathon : Running: Organizer would have wanted today's 25th edition of New York City race to be won by an American.
Stanford Rallies Behind Backup, Upsets Huskies : Pacific 10: Stenstrom breaks a finger in second quarter, but Frost comes through in 46-28 victory.
Chapman Flattens an Undermanned Pomona-Pitzer : Football: Panthers spot the Sagehens an early lead before storming back to win, 61-14.
Insight : New Products Serve as Signposts to the Information Highway
THE SCENE : Poetry, Pixelated
New High-Flying Rules Have Air-Tour Pilots Feeling Low : Aviation: Hawaii operators say the FAA's minimum altitude regulation, and others, could put them out of business.
OUT-OF-OFFICE EXPERIENCES : Setting Up Shop at Home
Shopping: Quilts : Stiches in Time : Hawaiian quilts get a fresh airing as a new generation discovers their special beauty
This Side of Hell : TRINITIES, By Nick Tosches (Doubleday: $23.95; 435 pp.) : CHINA WHITE, By Peter Maas (Simon & Schuster: $23; 270 pp.)
Students Tackling 3 State Ballot Measures : Immigration, Crime and Smoking Initiatives Spur Youths to Lobby, Rally
Cmmentary : FALL TRENDS: DRAMA IN, CREDITS OUT
Paratrooper Who Lost Legs Jumps Again
BEATLES FOR SALE: When Capitol-EMI first released...
Safety Film on Windows Has Clear Benefits
Gardening : HOMEWISE : Weatherstripping Saves on Heating Bills
Silent Killers : Sex, drugs, war and travel are helping to spread diseases rapidly worldwide : THE COMING PLAGUE: Newly Emerging Diseases in a World Out of Balance, By Laurie Garrett (Farrar, Straus & Giroux: $25; 750 pp.)
SHELF HELP : Needle in a Slush Pile