- School Lunchtime
- POP : Do You Hear What We Hear? : Prick up your antlers: Calendar's annual recordings guide is here to help you sift through the year's notable pop, jazz, classical, children's and holiday music--and the best of the box sets. : Separating Best Bets From Lumps of Coal
- Her Duty Is to Serve Her Country--Not Men
- The Pure Poetry of Desire : David St. John doesn't believe we can live in a world of pure beauty and desire, but he doesn't want to live or make poems without them either : STUDY FOR THE WORLD'S BODY: New and Selected Poems, <i> By David St. John (HarperCollins: $11; 142 pp.)</i>
- PENCIL HER IN
- POP : Do You Hear What We Hear? : Prick up your antlers: Calendar's annual recordings guide is here to help you sift through the year's notable pop, jazz, classical, children's and holiday music--and the best of the box sets. : Separating Best Bets From Lumps of Coal
- TAPE DELAYS
- Post Postmodern
- POP : Do You Hear What We Hear? : Prick up your antlers: Calendar's annual recordings guide is here to help you sift through the year's notable pop, jazz, classical, children's and holiday music--and the best of the box sets. : Separating Best Bets From Lumps of Coal
- Closing Teen Centers Sends Wrong Message
- Reseda Tree Planting Ignores Area's Ecology
- Valley College Also Has Interior Design Program
- MARTYR, SCHOOLGIRL, SOLDIER, TERRORIST: THE BATTLE FOR EGYPT : Squeezed between the violence of Islamic fundamentalists and a campaign of terror by their government, Egyptians must choose sides in a battle for national survival that neither side truly deserves to win
- Credit for China's Improved Airlines
- TV Should Cease Teaching to Kill
- Freeway Jam
- Policy Should Be to Put People First
- Sybert's Legal Fees Raise Ethics Question
- Deane Dana
- Clean Air, a Healthy Economy: It Can Be Done
- A Teacher Defends California Schools; Hers Is Safe, Quiet, Full of Good Kids
- Rebutting New Pair of Opinions on El Toro Air Base Conversion
- Tax Dollars in Support of Atheism
- POP : Do You Hear What We Hear? : Prick up your antlers: Calendar's annual recordings guide is here to help you sift through the year's notable pop, jazz, classical, children's and holiday music--and the best of the box sets. : Separating Best Bets From Lumps of Coal
- Hot Down Under the Collar
- Trade Deficit, GATT Passage
- Bastille Bravo
- POP : Do You Hear What We Hear? : Prick up your antlers: Calendar's annual recordings guide is here to help you sift through the year's notable pop, jazz, classical, children's and holiday music--and the best of the box sets. : Separating Best Bets From Lumps of Coal
- POP : Do You Hear What We Hear? : Prick up your antlers: Calendar's annual recordings guide is here to help you sift through the year's notable pop, jazz, classical, children's and holiday music--and the best of the box sets. : Separating Best Bets From Lumps of Coal
- POP : Do You Hear What We Hear? : Prick up your antlers: Calendar's annual recordings guide is here to help you sift through the year's notable pop, jazz, classical, children's and holiday music--and the best of the box sets. : Separating Best Bets From Lumps of Coal
- POP : Do You Hear What We Hear? : Prick up your antlers: Calendar's annual recordings guide is here to help you sift through the year's notable pop, jazz, classical, children's and holiday music--and the best of the box sets. : Separating Best Bets From Lumps of Coal
- NONFICTION - Nov. 27, 1994
- NONFICTION - Nov. 27, 1994
- NONFICTION - Nov. 27, 1994
- NONFICTION - Nov. 27, 1994
- HANUKKAH LIGHTS: Renewed debate over a proposed...
- Big Questions Loom as Anaheim Shapes Future : Development: Will the Rams stay? Will Disneyland expand? Answers will affect city for generations.
- Some Planes of Leisure Air Win FAA's OK
- The Best Plants for the Job
- Salvation Army Bells Won't Ring Out at Some Sites
- AUTOS
- 'Mr. Sony' Pulls the Plug : Morita's Resignation Said Unrelated to Movie Woes
- Palestinian Camp Fighting Kills 10
- U.S. Group to Acquire Westin Hotels From Japan's Aoki : Lodging: South Coast Plaza hotel in Costa Mesa and two in San Francisco area are included in the $561-million deal.
- M. Shapp; Ex-Governor of Pennsylvania
- INSIDE & OUT : UNDER FIRE
- Aristide Calls on U.S. Troops to Disarm Thugs, Army Units : Haiti: He says return to democracy is jeopardized. American military is wary of being drawn into law enforcement.
- SANTA PAULA : City Employees to Get 2.5% Pay Raise
- 'How to Succeed' in High-Tech : La Jolla Playhouse's revival of the 1961 hit is a computerized techno wonder that's heading for Broadway. The gizmos have provided the designers with the challenge of their careers.
- ALBUM REVIEWS : Something to Chew On From Bazooka
- Wet Seal Shares Gain 20% After Analyst Projects Rebound
- COLUMN ONE : Proud to Be 'the Devil's Advocate' : Jacques Verges is one of the most mysterious, feared and detested lawyers in France. He has embraced a clientele that includes Klaus Barbie, African dictators and now Carlos the Jackal.
- Accent Is on German in South Carolina 'Boom Belt' : Development: Once-sleepy region is beacon for foreign investment. But some fear loss of small-town feel.
- INSURANCE
- Health Clinics Report Declines After Prop. 187 : Health: Doctors say fear is scaring patients away. Many immigrants are unaware that enforcement is on hold.
- INSIDE & OUT : When Vinyl Floor Tiles Buckle, Fix Problem, Not Just Symptom
- 1,600 Left in Dark by Power Outage
- NEWPORT BEACH / COSTA MESA : School District Honors 3 Retiring Trustees
- TURNING THE TABLES : For a festive change of place during the holidays, or for any special meal, set the scene unconventionally. Mix and match dishes, linens and stemware. Garnish with themes and symbols. Let imagination be the centerpiece.
- Marines Head to Waters Off Bosnia in Case Peacekeeper Rescue Needed
- Military Seeks to Give More Active Roles to Reservists
- CENTRAL AMERICA : Leaders Worry: After Prop. 187, the Deluge : Latin presidents fear a massive return of citizens. They hope to lobby Clinton at upcoming Miami summit.
- NAFTA Boosts U.S. Exports, Case for GATT
- Family Arranges Funeral, Cites Prop. 187 Fears : Aftermath: Julio Cano will be buried in Mexico. His parents hope attention to story alleviates misinformation about initiative.
- AIRLINES & TRANSPORTATION
- 'Juice' May Replace Office Coffee Break
- Jesse Jackson Joins Calls to Deny Key Senate Post to Helms
- Bosnia Air Strike Aborted; Allied Indecision Cited
- Orange County Almanac
- VILLA PARK : Council Picks Patchin to Serve as Mayor
- Conejo Panel to Consider Expanding Child Care : Schools: Enrollment boom puts some Thousand Oaks families on waiting list. District will vote on funds for more hourly providers.
- HUNTINGTON BEACH : Students Honor Their Family Ties
- Chinese Feast on Holiday Dinner : Thanksgiving: Exchange students are puzzled by cranberries, but enjoy special meal served at a church.
- 9 Arrested for Drunk Driving
- TOPANGA : Arson Watch Starts Fund-Raising Drive
- It's Been 70 Years Since Anaheim Booted Klan
- GLENDALE : Galleria Lauded for Crime Prevention
- USC Stewing Over Irish Domination : College football: Trojans hope to end 11-game losing streak in series against inconsistent Notre Dame.
- PREP EXTRA: SOUTHERN SECTION PLAYOFFS : Bad Snap on Punt Helps Diamond Bar Knock Off Top-Seeded Westlake
- PREP EXTRA: SOUTHERN SECTION PLAYOFFS : DIVISION VII : Lompoc Shuts Down Sunny Hills, 28-0
- Has TV Lost Touch With Its Audience? : Commentary: The authors of the new book 'Prime Time' are deeply concerned with how the tube is changing the face of reality in the '90s.
- Focusing on a Fountain of Youth for the On-Air Talent : Television: A video camera in use at more than 30 stations will electronically breathe new life into the careers of aging news anchors, according to inventors.
- Founder's Son: Mark Pick, son of the...
- Viola Spolin; Guru of Improvisational Theater Methods
- Falling in Love Isn't as Boring as Science Says
- Shoppers Swarm After Bargains : Business: The ample size of the crowds outpaces spending on traditional first day of holiday retail season. Sales totals appear to be up slightly as bargain hunters, discounts hold sway.
- The 'Best Deal' at Notre Dame Not Too Good
- COMMENTARY : Reeves Was Wrong About Simms
- 1994-95 BOYS' BASKETBALL: PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
- 1994-95 BOYS' BASKETBALL: PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
- Noe Ousted in Junior Golf
- THE NFL : Here Comes Jimmy and the Change Gang
- Flu Activity Low, But Vaccinations Encouraged by CDC
- O.C. Economic Recovery Spurred by Growing Consumer Confidence : Optimism: With employment increasing at last and home sales surging, the outlook has brightened.
- Tommy Boyce; Co-Wrote Hit Songs in '60s
- Turkey and undressing: Three L.A.-area striptease joints,...
- Once Hectic Mortgage-Refinancing Pace Slows to Crawl : Real estate: Higher interest rates drop activity to a five-year low in Orange County. Lenders push new-home loans.
- BUGS : Not All Spiders Are Man's Best Friends on Eight Legs
- PLANTS : Queenly Cyclamen Reigns as a Crowning Glory
- 19 Iran Cities Flooded
- Researcher Accused of Faking Data : Science: Ex-MIT staffer is appealing the 19 allegations of misconduct. Her study purported to use genes to transfer disease resistance.
- Arcade Shooting Victim in Critical Condition
- THE NFL / BILL PLASCHKE : Football World Starting to Notice Special Teams
- Diamond Bar Ousts Westlake
- PREP EXTRA: SOUTHERN SECTION PLAYOFFS : DIVISION I : Mustangs Dominate Jordan
- JAZZ REVIEW : Think of Sunday at Spaghettini as Birdland South
- Body of Slain Man Found on Roadside
- NORTHRIDGE : Forums Set on Status of Prop. 187
- First Sermon in New Sanctuary Set
- POINT MUGU : Cabin Fire at Club Destroys 1930s-Era Items
- Tremors of Love : Couple, Brought Together by Quake, Plans Wedding
- Top-Seeded Westlake Sees Its Hopes Sail Away, 25-16
- PREP EXTRA: SOUTHERN SECTION PLAYOFFS : First-Half Touchdown Stands as Servite Blanks Villa Park
- COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Titan Women Lose Opener to Washington State, 75-73
- COLLEGE HOCKEY : Goaltender Carries Maine Past Upstart Irish
- Glory Days Again? : Nevada Las Vegas Is Counting on Tim Grgurich to Reclaim Success of Tarkanian Era While Leaving Its Problems Behind
- It's All or Nothing at Skins Game : Golf: Whoever wins the hole wins the money. Watson, Couples, Azinger and Stewart will rely on their putting.
- Orange County Almanac : Today
- Steinberg Says Ram Group to Focus on Stadium Deal
- Clippers' Shot at Victory Ends Up Out of Bounds : Pro basketball: Team falls to 0-12 after Ellis' 19-point fourth quarter triggers big rally before costly misstep in 107-102 loss to Nets.
- COLLEGE BASKETBALL ROUNDUP : Preseason No.1 Arkansas Loses Opener to Massachusetts, 104-80
- WOMEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL PREVIEW / CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE : Matadors Younger, Hopefully Better
- 1994-95 BOYS' BASKETBALL: PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
- Hart Delivers Punch Line, 51-0 : High school football: Indians defeat Leuzinger in a real laugher in Division II quarterfinals.
- PREP EXTRA: SOUTHERN SECTION PLAYOFFS : DIVISION V : Valencia's Mistakes Open the Door for Foothill
- Faith Baptist Draws Rematch for 8-Man Title
- PREP EXTRA: SOUTHERN SECTION PLAYOFFS : DIVISION V : El Toro Too Much for Loara
- Give 'em a Hand : Students get a lesson in the environment by picking up trash in Big Tujunga Canyon.
- ORANGE : School District Has Unexpected Good Fortune: $3 Million
- HOLLYWOOD PARK : Whittingham's Mastery on the Line
- Crystal Cathedral Play Is Expecting : Pageant: The annual 'Glory of Christmas' production celebrates a birth by featuring many newborn animal actors. It's all part of the plan.
- PREP EXTRA: SOUTHERN SECTION PLAYOFFS : DIVISION I : Mater Dei Gives Fans What They Want by Routing Loyola
- Two County Teams Vie for Soccer Berths
- COLLEGE FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : Virginia's Loss Clouds ACC's Bowl Picture
- Antelope Valley Advances
- LOS ALAMITOS : Wieder Presents Checks for Park Work
- PREP EXTRA: SOUTHERN SECTION PLAYOFFS : DIVISION V : Newport Harbor Gets Serious, Whips Brea-Olinda, 24-8
- TV REVIEW : Provocative Journey Into the 'Fatherland'
- Miscellany
- SIMI VALLEY : A Year Without Hot Dogs Is Ending
- BREA : Maintenance Director McCarron Honored
- LAGUNA NIGUEL : Man Held After Shooting Outside Restaurant
- GLENDALE : Council Race Starts With Mayor Entry
- RELIGION / JOHN DART : Rabbis Replaced Strength With Spirit in Hanukkah Tradition
- Why No Country Can Stand on Its Own : What's needed is multilateral regulation of migration
- Clippers Get Hopes Up Before Losing Yet Again : Pro basketball: Ellis' hot fourth-quarter shooting helps wipe out Nets' 20-point lead before committing costly misstep in 107-102 loss.
- Thousand Oaks Chases Double
- Walsh to Reveal Future Plans Next Week
- 1994-95 BOYS' BASKETBALL: PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
- Sharing Precious Domain : Rustic Riley Wilderness Park Will Open to Public
- Burbank Airport Having Trouble Getting Expansion Off the Ground
- ORANGE COUNTY PERSPECTIVE : Volunteerism: Ask and They Will Come
- When Native American, Jesuit Worlds Intersected : Museums: 'Sacred Encounters' exhibit explores the 19th-Century experience of Western Indians with European missionaries.
- Freshman Williams Experienced Success
- WEEKEND TV : 'Hi-Tech Toys' Features Latest Gadgets
- AIRLINES & TRANSPORTATION
- MISSION VIEJO : Commissioners OK Plans for REI Store
- They're Set for Battle, but It Won't Bee Soon : Public safety: Special county unit is keeping an eye out--and weapons ready--for arrival of feared insects.
- COMMENTARY : Hanukkah Story Illuminates Perils of Uniformity
- SIMI VALLEY : Ex-Deputy Manager Is Rehired by City
- 1994-95 BOYS' BASKETBALL: PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
- Notre Dame Still Alive and Kicking
- McNair (52 of 82 for 514 Yards) Not Enough
- COMMUNITY COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Luppani Sets Record in Orange Coast Victory
- 1994-95 BOYS' BASKETBALL: PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE : Pivaroff Is Glad He's Back on the Court : Basketball: After year off to recover from knee injury, Laguna Beach point guard is eager to show he's one of the gang.
- Nebraska Wins It With Defense : Big Eight: Oklahoma offense unable to do much and top-ranked Cornhuskers improve to 12-0 with 13-3 victory. Frazier sits it out.
- NCAA WATER POLO CHAMPIONSHIPS : Bruins Win, Face No. 1 Stanford
- FINANCIAL MARKETS : Stocks Make an About-Face; Dow Jumps 33.6 : Markets: One analyst called it "a natural knee-jerk reaction" after sharp drop earlier in the week. Trading was light.
- And For Our Next Trick, We'll Turn a Jigsaw Into a Sander
- COMPUTERS : Hometime Puts Pros' Advice at Your Fingertips
- WILDLIFE : Putting Out the Unwelcome Mat
- AGAINST THE ODDS: Do the Cal State...
- Attack on Artist May Have Been Mistake
- WESTMINSTER : City Council Gives Business High Sign
- Girl Ignites Apartment With Butane Lighter : Fires: Four children and two adults are evacuated. Child says she was trying to keep her teddy bear warm.
- LAGUNA HILLS : Ordinance Limits Sites of Adult Businesses
- LA PALMA : Land to Be Bought for Low-Cost Housing
- LOS ALAMITOS : Top Older Horses Vie for Champions Berths
- Mater Dei Defeats Loyola, 31-7
- Islas Named Player of the Year
- When Hill's Time Comes for Northridge, It's Prime Time : Basketball: He takes over for Chevalier at point guard in opener today at UCLA.
- Thousand Oaks Tries to Double Up for Second Week in a Row : Cross-country: After winning boys' and girls' Southern Section titles, Lancers set sights on state crowns.
- Japanese Group Hopes 'Swan' Song Will Fly in America : Pop music: Dreams Come True, debuting in the U.S. market with 'The Swan Princess' theme, is one of many bands trying to break through.
- New 'Beetle' May Be Built for Americas : Autos: Volkswagen may launch an updated version of the popular Bug to be sold in the Western Hemisphere.
- U.S. Group to Acquire Westin Hotels From Japan's Aoki : Lodging: South Coast Plaza hotel in Costa Mesa and two in San Francisco area are included in the $561-million deal.
- WORLD IN BRIEF : BRITAIN : Owner of Harrods Cleared of Blackmail
- For the Homeless, Some Unorthodox Success : Shelters: Pasadena's pilot program discards tough love approach, blending intensive management with greater autonomy.
- FILLMORE : Council Backs Curbs on Adult Businesses
- COUNTYWIDE : Homes Needed for Exchange Students
- Rates for Most Offenses Stay Level : Antelope Valley: Figures for third quarter show 1% drop in the region, though homicides rose 33% from 18 to 24.
- SIMI VALLEY : Firefighters Fill the Boot to Fight Disease
- Technically Speaking, Tech Backs Into the Cotton Bowl
- Kilpatrick Avenges Loss to Valley Christian
- BOXING / CHRIS DUFRESNE : Fighters Will Lose Out on Prop. 187 Reaction
- PRO FOOTBALL / DAILY REPORT : RAIDERS : Tomczak Gets Nod From Cowher
- Arizona Rallies, Then Holds Off Arizona State : Pacific 10: Sun Devils' Baker misses field goal in final minute after Wildcats' Carter suffers neck injury.
- NHL Players, Owners Can't Agree on Tax
- ART REVIEW : A Good Motive With Mixed Results
- Still Stuffed? Here's a Feast for the Ears : Jazz: Some 300 musicians, including vocalist Micki Rhyne and guitarist Ron Eschete, plan to dish out some hearty fare at Bash '94 in Costa Mesa.
- PREP EXTRA: SOUTHERN SECTION PLAYOFFS : DIVISION VIII : Laguna Hills Gets Victory; McGraw Still Shy of Record
- Impressive Bows for TLC and Sinatra
- Anderson's 424 Yards Propel Mounties
- PREP EXTRA: SOUTHERN SECTION PLAYOFFS : DIVISION X : Orange Lutheran Saved by the Sack
- Palestinian Mediators Hopeful After Hamas Postpones Rally in Gaza City : Mideast: Freezing rain forces cancellation. Delay may help ease factional tensions, observers suggest.
- Rwanda Appoints Foreign Minister
- New East Europe Retailers Told to Put on a Happy Face : Commerce: Western franchisers insist workers discard communism's sneer. Rather, take a shower and smile.
- PANORAMA CITY : Man Slain by Robber in Apartment Parking Lot
- CAROL LAWRENCE: A musical and dramatic production,...
- DECOR : Installment Plans Can Pay Off
- AUTOS
- GARDENING : Water: Giver and Taker of Life
- Health Clinics Report Declines After Prop. 187 : Health: Doctors say fear is scaring patients away. Many immigrants are unaware that enforcement is on hold.
- WORLD IN BRIEF : MONACO : Prince Undergoes Heart Operation
- Hanukkah Candles Serve as Metaphor for Religious Life : Holiday: They commemorate the miracle of the oil in the temple lasting eight days. Their lighting also is about the slow unfolding of spiritual insight.
- COUNTYWIDE : Fur Salon Attracts Protesters
- A Blessed Moment of Peace in Angola
- Harvard Turns to Lemkin
- NBA ROUNDUP : Mavericks Learn While Winning
- PRO FOOTBALL / DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE NFL : Bengals' Broussard Recovered, to Start
- PREP EXTRA: SOUTHERN SECTION PLAYOFFS : SCORECARD / COUNTY HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE QUARTERFINALS OF THE SOUTHERN SECTION PLAYOFFS
- PRO FOOTBALL / DAILY REPORT : RAMS : Bettis to Face Tough Defense
- Arizona Rallies to Win After Carter Is Injured
- Lakers Wake Up Just in Time : Pro basketball: After slow start, they shoot 70.6% in the fourth quarter to rally past Atlanta, 92-87.
- SECURITIES
- 5 Die in Botched Oil Theft
- Brisk Sales Reported at Valley Stores : Business: Shopping rush reflects large crowds nationwide and shows how far local malls have come since Jan. 17 quake. Sales totals appear to be up slightly as discounts hold sway.
- Members of Interim Rwanda Parliament Are Sworn In : Africa: New MPs pledge to work toward unity in nation where up to a million people died in massacres and civil war.
- HOLLYWOOD PARK : Whittingham's Mastery on the Line
- Oak Park Stunned by Atascadero
- Quartz Hill Stops Paramount
- The Ballad of Diane Warren, Songwriter
- Japan Approves a Tax Cut Plan; U.S. Lukewarm
- SECURITIES
- Economists Caution Mexico to Increase Savings Rate
- ENTERTAINING : Napkins and Centerpieces Add a Gracious Touch of Tradition and Charm
- Rep. Michel Warns GOP of Evils of Hubris : House: The retiring minority leader tells the new leaders not to be 'clawing at power.' He also admits regret for losing a chance at Speaker's seat.
- Illinois Aunt Charged in Boy's Stun Gun Death
- Storm Batters Northern California With Rain, Snow and High Winds
- SOUTHEAST LOS ANGELES : Man Runs Into Path of Blue Line Train, Is Killed
- Housing Plan for Farmland Protested in Oxnard : Development: Site is wanted for a project that would include low-cost residences. But neighbors say area is for greenbelt.
- City Guide
- VAN NUYS : Demolition of Public Health Center Begins
- LOS ANGELES : 3 Killed, Several Injured in 2 Holiday Accidents
- PACOIMA : Youth Center Given Computer Grant
- Everyone's Village : A Center for Busy Women Is Now a School for All
- Hawkins Romps for Nordhoff
- VENTURA COLLEGE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT : Moorpark Keeps Head Above Water, 57-50
- Servite Shuts Out Villa Park, 7-0
- PREP EXTRA: SOUTHERN SECTION PLAYOFFS : DIVISION I : Defense Comes Through as Los Alamitos Advances
- Rancho Santiago Sweeps Top Awards : Football: Fuentes, Holmes are players of the year. Ogas is coach of the year in the division.
- UCLA Women Lose Opener, 58-55
- Czechs Turn Out to Buy into Industry : Privatization: Stock in 1,849 state companies is transferred. More than 80% of adult citizens now own shares.
- Arson Suspected in Fatal Blaze at Polish Port : Fire: A teen-ager was trampled as fans fled MTV awards telecast. 200 others remain hospitalized.
- Another Look at Fire Dept. Personnel : Independent panel will review audit's findings of prejudice and harassment
- Israel and Syria: 1 Goal, 2 Views : Mideast: U.S. tries to broker differences in perception as old enemies strive for peace.
- For the Homeless, Some Unorthodox Success : Genesis I: Despite a rocky first year, Downtown's dome village has become a viable alternative to the more rigid shelters.
- County Property Tax Deadline Extended
- ANAHEIM : Youth Shoots Truck Driver at Market, Then Flees
- After-School Music Class Strikes Chord With Students : Education: Children at Cesar Chavez School in Oxnard learn a variety of instruments thanks to the efforts of a fifth-grade teacher.
- BUENA PARK : School Districts Seek Input in Development
- Holiday a Blend of Nationalism and Spirituality
- LOS ANGELES : City Paid $45,000 Too Much for Elections, Audit Finds
- 1994-95 BOYS' BASKETBALL: PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
- Shoppers Swarm After Bargains : Business: The ample size of the crowds outpaces spending on traditional first day of holiday retail season. Sales totals appear to be up slightly as promotions and discounts hold sway.
- Prop. 187 Sponsors Blame Foes for Illegal Immigrants' Fears Over Seeking Health Care
- NORTH AMERICA : Canada Scrambles to Block U.S. Pass at Its Football Cup
- Colombia Rebels Welcome Plan for Peace Talks
- COSTA MESA : Barber's Return Is Shear Pleasure
- Hanukkah, the 2,000-year-old Jewish festival of lights,...
- More Rainfall Expected From Winter Storm
- SOUTH-CENTRAL : 2 Girls Die in Separate Fires at Duplex, House
- No Matter How You Cue Up, It's Tough to Beat a Legend
- MC 900 Ft Jesus Finds More Converts for His Tall Tales
- Director Makes Trek Into New Medium
- McMillan on Hemet Suit
- Christmas Tree Shipments Herald Holidays, Fire Danger : Safety: The day after Thanksgiving is a busy one at lots preparing firs for sale. A firefighters official says bringing an evergreen home too early can make it prematurely brittle and very combustible.
- For a Real Treat, He's One to Watch
- More Tax Money
- Giving and Sharing
- Why Lobbyists?
- But What Is It?
- Murray Can't Think About Running for Governor of Oregon
- Meanwhile, Back at the UCLA-USC Game
- By Any Other Name
- Live Long and Act Well
- The Police Response
- Homeless
- Bruins Might Need to Hire Coach Blackwell
- Political Advice
- This Is an Urgent Cry From a Desperate Fan
- Campaign Manners
- GOP Mandate and the Democrats
- Sex Education
- Baseball Is Expensive
- For Second Chances
- Clipper Fans Count Blessings--and Victories
- LAPD Captain Says Coliseum Is Secure
- They Gave Him a Purple and Golden Parachute
- 'Rejection Day'
- It's the Format, Stupid