- Micropolis Expects Larger 2nd-Quarter Loss
- Ex-Official Tied to S. County Water Talks
- Tonys: You Call This 'Passion'? : Commentary: The best musical award was to be the main event, but the presentation to Sondheim and Lapine was antiseptic, reflecting a category in which getting enough nominees was difficult.
- LAUGH LINES : Jokes
- THE TIMES POLL : Little Saigon Is Big in Hearts of Vietnamese : The Westminster enclave has become a cultural center for thousands who fled their war-torn nation to settle in Southern California. It now has more than 1,600 Asian-run businesses.
- SOUTH BAY : Skull in Trash Can Was Stolen From 1928 Crypt
- IRVINE : City Budget Reflects Slight Improvement
- SAN MARINO : $20,000 Reward Offered in Slayings of 2 at Party
- BASEBALL DAILY REPORT : DODGERS : Park Makes Visit to Dodger Stadium
- Where Are They Now? : RON FAIRLY
- AWOL Marinovich Suspended by Winnipeg
- Brock Remembered as a Pioneer : Arizona St. Baseball Coach Left His Mark on Colleagues
- TV Reviews : 'Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle' Is Just the Cure
- RETAILING
- Insurer Zenith Says Sale of CalFarm Not Final
- Don L. Gervitz, Gregory P. Flynn, and...
- Liberty, Rockwell Stamps to Be Issued by Post Office
- Man Convicted of Helping Roommate Commit Suicide
- Santa Clarita / Antelope Valley : Santa Clarita Wants Public's Ideas on Recovery
- THOUSAND OAKS : City Rethinks Fee Hike for Landscaping
- Santa Clarita / Antelope Valley : Man Killed When Pickup Flips
- FHP, TakeCare Holders OK $1-Billion Merger
- Group Is Working to Keep Hughes in Fullerton : Industry: The economic development team has met with aircraft company officials in the hope of heading off a move.
- Film Producer Has Un-Hollywood Style but Trains Sharp Eye on Movie-Making : Media: James Robinson, head of Morgan Creek Productions, says he wants to be in charge of his own studio by 1995.
- Builder Uses Aviation Technology to Help Bicycles Fly : Engineering: George Banke's custom-made, lightweight frames are on the cutting edge and a favorite with top cyclists.
- Oxnard Paper to Call It Quits Thursday
- WHEELERS AND DEALERS: Ventura County transportation officials...
- ANAHEIM : Boy in Fair Condition After Monorail Fall
- Maternity Patients Sought by Clinics : Oxnard: County medical center seeks OK for a facility to vie with Community Memorial for Medi-Cal recipients.
- KOCE Channel 50 in Huntington Beach is...
- Art Review : Ken Price and Ed Moses: Individualists in Tandem
- BERLIN : Farewell to Allies
- After 90 Years Without One, How Could Fullerton Recall Happen? : Government: An uninformed electorate and weak media infrastructure are blamed.
- NORTHRIDGE : CSUN Sign Language Program Gets Grants
- Paroled Rapist Is Indicted on Murder Charge : Courts: He faces possible death penalty if convicted. Other charges include kidnaping and sexual assault of woman, 23.
- Suspect Calls Shooting Accidental : Port Hueneme: Grand jury report says Timothy Edward Chrestman gave several accounts of how Andy Lee Anderson died at a remote campground.
- Valley Interview : Winning Judge Wallerstein Demurred in Courting the Electorate
- ORANGE COUNTY PERSPECTIVE : Anaheim Votes for the Future
- May Home Sales Rise 38% From a Year Ago : Real estate: A total of 1,127 single-family houses closed escrow last month, spurred by low interest rates and foreclosure bargains. But prices fell 11%.
- ADVERTISING
- Company Town : U.S., France Agree to Seek Resolution of Film Dispute : Trade: Kantor strikes an unexpected three-part agreement in Paris.
- Rick Pickering has been appointed deputy general...
- U.S. High Court Makes It Hard for Regulators to Sue Lawyers : Jurisprudence: The cases stemmed from failed thrifts in Orange County and Texas. Suits must be filed within state limits.
- Supreme Court Gives Protection to Third Parties in S&L; Cases : Law: In two rulings, justices make it harder for federal regulators to sue lawyers and accountants for malpractice.
- HUNTINGTON BEACH : Man Stabbed Trying to Aid Crime Victim
- Tough Market Forces Another Local Paper to End Publication : Media: The 95-year-old Press-Courier becomes the third newspaper in the county to fold in the past 18 months.
- United Way Grants Fund AIDS Services
- COSTA MESA : Meeting to Address Community Safety
- Lotteries to Settle Open-Enrollment Overflow Today : Education: Applicant totals are lower than some administrators expected. Students apparently favored campuses near their homes.
- WORLD CUP '94 DAILY REPORT : Veteran Wegerle Will Not Start Opening Game
- A Publicity Giant Spins for Itself : Movies: PMK's partners say defections are part of the business and point to recent additions to its high-profile roster, but industry watchers are wondering if the firm is losing its luster.
- Disclosure a Risk, but He Plays On : Jazz: Rare among his colleagues, Fred Hersch acknowledged his HIV status and sexual orientation. Opportunities followed.
- Company Town : Televised Execution
- Ben & Jerry's Takes Unconventional Flavor Further With Search for CEO
- Boy's Troubled Odyssey Raises Moral, Legal Doubts : Juveniles: At 12, he said he wanted out of gang life. But courts and social agencies have sent him back and forth.
- Obituary : Col. Charles Beckwith; Led Failed Iran Raid
- Santa Clarita / Antelope Valley : Truck Thief Rolls Away With Load of Bowling Equipment
- $4.8 Million Sought in O.C. Tax Appeals : Revenue: Supervisors are expected to set aside funds today to meet claims filed by some of the county's biggest companies on grounds of declining property values.
- Firefighting Airplane Still on Wish List
- First Families : Prized Exhibit on Japan Immigrants to End 2-Year Run
- NORTH HILLS : Veterans Recognized in Golden Age Games
- SEAL BEACH : Pier Could Reopen by End of the Month
- Met Life Reportedly to Merge With Travelers Inc.
- Mexican Firm to Overhaul Cuban Phone System
- Mayor Ready to Declare LAPD Impasse
- Changing Lifestyles : Tibet : Chinese are reweaving the region's social fabric
- Final Arguments Paint Conflicting Views of Sen. Hill
- AIRLINES
- Rockwell Extends Pact With Ventura Firm
- AIRLINES
- ECONOMY
- Company Town : Hollywood Pictures Gets New President
- California Amplifier Reports Drop in Earnings
- Job Switch Turns Builder Into Home Shopper : Real estate: Chad Dreier, who left Kaufman & Broad, is working to increase profits at the Maryland-based Ryland Group.
- Hasidic Movement Began 200 Years Ago in Eastern Europe
- Defense Chief Says He'll Cut Russian Troops
- SHERMAN OAKS : Senior Housing Over Parking Lot OKd
- Audit of Bookstore Shows Major Losses : Finances: Report calls accounting practices at Oxnard College inadequate. No one is accused of intentional improprieties.
- Foster Homes Sought for Children in Need
- WESTMINSTER : Parade to Mark Flag Day Festivities
- Faith or Folly? : Doctors Will Need Proof That Holyfield Has Been 'Healed'
- BASEBALL DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE MAJORS : Mitchell Returns to Lineup for Reds
- Coaches' All-League Volleyball Teams : CENTURY LEAGUE
- Verdict on Valdez Could Cost Exxon Billions : Environment: Jury in massive civil suit finds that company and tanker's skipper acted recklessly. Oil spill was worst in U.S. history.
- INTERNATIONAL TRADE : AST Computers Played a Key Role in Success of South Africa Elections
- Doing Business in Russia
- Company Town : Begelman Doing Yet Another Retake
- Rory O'Farrell has been appointed vice president...
- High Court OKs Homeowner's Right to Display Protest Signs
- Panel Plans Hearings on Ticket Industry
- BODY WATCH : To Heel or Not To Heel : Stylish shoes take a toll on toes and backs. A doctor asks why women endure such torture.
- Wilson Seeks Breaks for Taco Bell, Other Firms
- Treatment Called Best Way to Cut Cocaine Use : Health: RAND study says programs to control addiction are seven times more cost-effective than law enforcement methods in reducing consumption.
- Supreme Court OKs Retroactive Tax Collection
- Down, Maybe, but Not Dead : Drop in TB is reported, but the disease has shown that it can flare anew
- Brea's Historic-District Plan Goes Back to Drawing Board
- Banker Gets 18-Month Prison Term : Fraud: The director of a now-defunct Thousand Oaks bank is sentenced for making false financial statements--the latest chapter in a long history of legal troubles.
- GLENDALE : Businesses Call Day Laborers a Nuisance
- OXNARD : Settlement Revealed in Dunes Toxics Case
- OXNARD : Police Release Details in Shooting Death
- Making A Difference in Your Community : Tutors Reach Out to Children of the Streets
- Driver Was Intentionally Weaving Before Fatal Crash : Accident: Teen-age survivor says friend killed in collision was trying to amuse 3-year-old passenger, who also died.
- Family : 'One Thousand Cranes' Pleas for Peace
- House OKs Updated Credit Reporting Legislation : Consumers: Measure would address errors, make suppliers of data legally responsible. Compromise with Senate bill is next.
- Packard Bell to Unveil PCs With TV, Radio
- New Way to Show Token Affection
- Positive Response Reports $209,000 Quarter Profit
- INTERNATIONAL TRADE
- Theme parks: Euro Disney on Monday announced...
- Sales Up, Prices Down for Homes in Simi, Moorpark
- Robin Holland has been promoted to vice...
- FINANCIAL MARKETS : Dow Manages 9-Point Gain on Listless Day; Yields Rise
- BODY WATCH : For Those Days When Hair Insists on Misbehaving
- Next Step : Brazil Gets <i> Real</i> . . . About Its Currency : On July 1, the inflation-battered nation will swap all its old money for new in a bold experiment.
- Black Leaders Begin Work on New Civil Rights Agenda
- Hot Air Over North Korea Can Burn U.S. : There's no evidence of nuclear capability that warrants war talk; let the neighbors mediate.
- VENTURA : Council Wants Dump Measure Off Ballot
- Santa Clarita / Antelope Valley : 2 Men Sought in Guard's Shooting
- Simi Council Approves Plan for New Price Club : Development: Officials say they expect the large discount store to net the city $280,000 a year in sales tax revenue.
- SIMI VALLEY : Stereo Shop Owner Suspect in Robberies
- Panel Urges Water Rate Changes That Would Help Valley Users : Utilities: Proposal would allow for family and lot size, as well as climate, in determining prices.
- CIF Drives Away With a Title Sponsor
- LOS ANGELES : Council OKs $25 Million in Bonds for Quake Repairs
- Tyson's Release Rejected : Boxing: Judge cites educational shortfalls as ex-champion still refuses to admit to rape.
- Organizers report that the second annual Ballroom...
- Locapalooza, Soccer Fest Will Roll Into Town
- Court Ruling a Setback for New Image Industries
- INSURANCE
- CU Bancorp to Acquire Bay Cities National Bank
- Documentary : Threading Through a Surreal World on the Way to Tragedy in Rwanda : Armed with a computer, candy bars and whiskey, a writer negotiates the bureaucracy.
- CAMARILLO : 2 Men Arrested in Restaurant Stabbing
- Investigators Say an Accident Caused Blaze : Oak View: Black family maintains their house was deliberately torched. Officials report they can find no evidence of arson.
- VENTURA : Woman to Face Trial in Sex with Teen-Ager
- Man Convicted of Encouraging Roommate to Commit Suicide : Crime: Verdict against Alex Coventry of Tujunga may be the state's first under a rarely used, 121-year-old law.
- Machado Gets to Stay Close to Home
- Worrell Gets the Job Done as Dodgers Stop Reds, 5-4
- Angel Bullpen Provides Relief for Royals, 12-7
- O.J. Simpson's Ex-Wife Killed
- Eisner Blasts Critics of Disney Virginia Park
- INSURANCE
- Off to a Slow Start : Lancaster, Palmdale Offer Big Incentives to Draw New Business, With Little Success
- Major Stockholder Named to Head TeleGrafix
- Development-Stage Firm Avcon to Go Public
- LAUGH LINES : You, Too, May Have Once Been a Space Cadet
- Tobacco Pitchman Agrees Stars Did Not Receive Gifts : Cigarettes: Brown & Williamson documents outlined payments. Middleman says information is bogus.
- SAN FERNANDO : Car Race Adds Zip to Math, Science Lesson
- Santa Clarita / Antelope Valley : Sheriff's Station Hit by Tagger
- Parents' Trial in Death of Child Bitten by Rat Nears End : Courts: Homeless pair is accused of letting pet rodent kill infant in trash-filled car. Defense tells jury they were guilty only of bad judgment, not manslaughter.
- Company Town : Disney Settlement
- Bottom Fishers Casting for Bargain Apartments : Earthquake: The Northridge temblor dealt a blow to the already shaky market in multifamily buildings. That's bad news for many owners, but good news for rehab specialists.
- Chicago Title Acquires 2 Ventura County Firms
- Erik Menendez Signals Split With Brother
- Regional Outlook : Leftists Deeply Split in Salvador and Nicaragua : After years of war, it's peace that threatens the movements' survival.
- Photographer Has Faith in Churches : Mary McAleer of Newport describes herself as a pagan but is drawn to places of worship, which she captures on film.
- OCTA Wants El Toro Base Land For Transit Center : Conversion: County agency officials unanimously approve plan to seek 96 acres of the air station--scheduled to close by 1999--for development of a facility serving trains, buses and cars.
- Citing Attitude, Sandberg Retires : Baseball: Cubs' All-Star second baseman announces retirement because of a drop in performance, lack of motivation.
- The Tense Life of Riley : Ex-Laker Coach Undergoes Drastic Transformation From Cool Leader to Tough-Guy Mentor With Knicks
- BASEBALL DAILY REPORT : ANGELS : Sandberg's Retirement Stuns Dalesandro
- The Pacific Symphony has added six new...
- Music Review : Orchestra Lets Down Singers in Baroque Finale
- POP/ROCKGoing to Woodstock: Woodstock '94 made its...
- PARIS : Summit on AIDS
- Boy, 3, Recovering After 5 Days in Car With Dead Mother
- Fire at Black Family's Home Not Arson
- Teacher Pleads Not Guilty in Shooting of 2
- Can't Wait for a Federal Answer : State, industry must face insurance problem
- OXNARD : 100 Evacuated After 500-Gallon Ammonia Leak
- Finding a Safe Way to Subdue Violent Suspects : LAPD: The 'chokehold' ban merits rational reconsideration.
- Blades' Coach a Real Son of a Gun : Roller Hockey: Bobby Hull Jr., who took the helm of the Los Angeles team this year, knows all about famous relatives.
- Playoff Tension Turning Bizarre : NHL finals: Ranger Coach Mike Keenan cries sabotage over job rumors before tonight's deciding game against Canucks.
- UCI Picks Adams as Assistant Coach
- Calvary Chapel Wasted No Time
- State's Job Growth Could Outpace Nation : Economy: Study predicts that California's long-term potential will not be affected by the recession.
- Cultivating a Cult : GM's Saturn Unit Pushes 'Relationship Marketing' to Next Level With 2-Day Fete
- Black Leaders Vow United Front to Tackle Problems : Civil rights: Planned alliance will target youth, urban ills. Farrakhan tones down his rhetoric at three-day summit organized by the NAACP.
- World View : Rich-Poor Gap Widens Around the Globe : About 20% of the Earth's people now control nearly 85% of its wealth.
- SOCIAL PROGRAMS : Clinton's Welfare Reforms Shaped by Predecessors' Frustrated Efforts : The President's plan shares similarities with other attempts. But it differs in ways that reflect changing attitudes.
- 'Fedbuster' Gets 40 Months
- IRVINE : Woman Raped in Her Home by Intruder
- SAN CLEMENTE : First Fire Engine May Vanish, Too
- WESTMINSTER : City Water Rates May Rise Again
- Countywide : Disneyland Greets World Cup Players
- World Cup '94: 3 Days and Counting : Germany's Driving Force : Lothar Matthaeus the Engine Behind His Nation's Defense of Its Title
- AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Canseco's Big Night: Three Homers, Eight RBIs
- AUTOS
- MacArthur Grants Go to 4 Californians : Honors: UCLA professor, founder of bilingual radio station, Stanford poet and San Francisco boys club director are among 20 recipients of the prestigious fellowships.
- 3rd Candidate Joins Virginia Senate Race
- CARTAGENA : Embargoes on Agenda
- The American Gap
- Culture : Off the Rack : From royalty to pretenders, everyone who's anyone knows where to get outfitted for Ascot.
- Kingdom vs. Commoners : Courts: Norway sues for a declaration of title to a Palos Verdes Peninsula soccer field originally intended for recreational use by Norwegian seamen on layovers. A local nonprofit group fights to retain ownership.
- Tar Pits Exhibition Comes to Burbank
- Diplomas and Diapers : In an Emotional Ceremony, Young Mothers Graduate High School
- Confessions in Choirmaster Killing Lead to 4 Arrests : Crime: The victim was allegedly slain by 15-year-old boy during an attempted robbery at store. He had been on his way home from practice at St. James Episcopal Church.
- Boyer Finds a Game South of the Border : Basketball: Former UC Irvine center is a star of Mexican league team in Tijuana. He hopes it might lead to steady work in CBA, NBA or Europe.
- Pondering a True Life Fantasy Team
- Back on Home 'Turf' : Pop music: Folk artist Luka Bloom's third album represents an attempt to 'get reattached to my family and to Ireland.' His first tour since 1992 brings him to the Coach House this evening.
- Company Town : ANALYSIS : Hyperbole on Studies Shows Hollywood Still Likes a Myth
- Newport Beach REIT Gets Big Credit Line : Acquisitions: Pacific Gulf Properties says it will use funds to buy property in Southern California, the Northwest and Texas.
- T-HQ Inc. Stock Sale Raises $4.8 Million
- Women at Accounting's Top Levels
- Micom Corp. Spun Off From Parent in $140-Million Deal
- Kenneth Baerg, Gary Castagnola and Roger Lundy...
- INTERNATIONAL TRADE
- BODY WATCH : MYTH BUSTERS : Don't Be Bugged by Drafts--Viruses Cause Colds
- County's First '3 Strikes' Case Ends in Mistrial : Courts: Jurors deadlock over the burglary defendant, who could have been imprisoned for life. A new trial is ordered.
- Knicks Complain About Flat Feeling : NBA playoffs: Players acknowledge a better start would be a great first step in solving Rockets.
- Madness for the Sake of Variety : Stefan Haves' Comic Spectacle Kicks Off Series at Ford
- Twisted Road for Street Vendors : Would-be sellers are facing bureaucratic snarl under new L.A. system
- GM Wins Appeal Over Side-Saddle Gasoline Tanks : Courts: Jury had awarded $105 million to the parents of a 17-year-old boy who burned to death in traffic accident.
- Benton Oil and Gas Plans $50-Million Offering
- Low-Income Housing Draws Support From a Distance
- Judicial Panel Head Threatens to Fire Lawyer : Privacy: A commission staff attorney has refused to answer questions about his discussions outside of work with a critic of the agency.
- Teaching Life Lessons : It's a book about suicide, sex and teen-age pain. But despite the fuss it's causing, 'Ordinary People' helps kids open up.
- Market Scene : Stocks as a Contact Sport : Bombay's busy market is nicknamed 'The Ring.' But the boisterous trade will soon give way to the computer age.
- BODY WATCH : To Heel or Not To Heel : Spiky pumps can lift the soul as well as the soles. She'll risk her feet for a few extra inches.
- LA VALLETTA : School for Scandal
- Wilson Deepens Budget Cutbacks : Finances: Governor proposes $1 billion in deficit spending. He concedes that federal government can't be counted on to reimburse state costs of illegal immigration.
- LA HABRA : Teen Shot in Back; No Arrests Made
- Worker Abuse Is Documented; Now, Action : Labor, gasping from unfair employer tactics, needs laws, not sympathy, from government.
- VAN NUYS : Man Who Threatened to Set Fires Is Sentenced
- Unidentified Woman Found Dead in Wreck of Pickup
- SIMI VALLEY : Realtors Honor Posters for Fair Housing
- Assembly Passes Bill That Targets Price Gouging Following Disaster : Earthquake: The new law, prompted by inflated costs after the January temblor, would protect consumers.
- No Layoffs, Jail Closures in County Budget : Government: But CAO Ernie Schneider has a caveat: Things depend on how the state resolves its own $4.7-billion shortfall. A $9-million hole in the library system's program is a problem.
- These Defenders Never Rest : The Favored Teams in This Year's Tournament Have One Thing in Common: A Defense Anchored by a Veteran Recognized as One of the Best in the Game
- Surrogate Mother's Claim Upheld : Ruling: Court of appeal reaffirms her parental rights, gained in landmark decision, but orders lower court to decide who has primary custody of child.
- NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Expos' Fassero Misses Liner--and a No-Hitter
- Program Rewards Children for Reading
- Art / Cathy Curtis : Fuzzy Was He : Poster Provocateur's Latest Effort, Lacking the Clarity of Past Works, Is a Dud Locally
- Media : Spain Tries New Tack to Protect Filmmakers : The government had relied on subsidies to boost its industry. Now it's limiting U.S. fare.
- LA HABRA : Residents Protest Proposed Bikini Bar
- VAN NUYS : Japanese Gardens Open Free in Evening
- Just in time for Father's Day: "The...
- Caan Faces Hearing on Brandishing Gun
- Proposed Hike in Bus Fare Prompts a Fast
- L.A. Schools to Hold Lotteries for Open Spots : Education: Waiting lists are likely at campuses where applications by students from other neighborhoods exceed available spaces or threaten ethnic and racial balance.
- HEALTH
- Company Town : DOMESTIC MARKET SHARE
- Insurance Auto Acquires 2 Salvage Companies
- Mandela Seeks African Rebirth
- In the Words of the Students
- DANA POINT : Final Vote Totals in Close Race Expected
- Countywide : Wilson Names 3 to Municipal Court
- HEALTH WATCH : Hold the Fat
- LOS ANGELES : Two Deputies Fired On in Routine Traffic Stop
- Burbank : Superintendent Ends Turbulent Tenure
- TV Reviews : Gays, Lesbians and Hate
- Company Town : Geffen Plans Video 'Jigsaw'
- Smoke Gets in His Eyes (and on His Nerves)
- Rwandan Rebels Claim Capture of Government City
- Penny Wise, Pound Foolish and Proud : 'I don't like to use the word <i> pessimistic</i> . But . . . I don't see this sense of family, of community, of helping one another. And I'm worried.'
- WORLD SPORTS SCENE / RANDY HARVEY : He Might Be Right, but Who Is He to Talk?
- BASEBALL DAILY REPORT
- Capriati Will Undergo Counseling Program
- Sir Charles to Gov. Barkley, It's a Political Transition Game
- Screening Room : Wolf's 'Nineteen' Screens Today at Goethe Institute
- Weekend Box Office
- Population Control, Religion
- Flynn Praised for Metrolink Connection
- Chrissie Hynde: All Work and All Play : Pop music review: Driven by her music, the longtime rock star sends the message that doing the business of playing in a band is its own greatest reward. The result is a dynamic contrast between taut and dreamy material at the House of Blues.
- NEWS ANALYSIS : Mexico Unease Rises With Rejection : Negotiations: Chiapas rebels' refusal to accept government peace plan fuels sense of national instability. The case of a murdered presidential candidate is far from resolved, and drug-related violence continues.
- Vacillate
- Diamond Can Be Girls' Best Friend : On the fields of Orange County and the nation, fast-pitch softball has become the domain of girls--thousands of athletes who mean business. And on the sidelines are not just proud parents but also professional coaches and college scouts.
- COLUMN ONE : Life After the <i> Rebbe</i> a Puzzle : Chabad's future is clouded by the death of the man some thought was the Messiah. How it copes without its leader will shape fate of the orthodox Jewish sect and its vast fund-raising and social service network.
- Weldon Dump
- The Focus on Entertainment Stocks chart does...
- Primary Election
- Deaf in Schools
- Parenting Education
- Raising Bus Fares
- Eliminate Bias on Road
- Nuclear Dump Closes
- White Was Inaccurate
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- NO LIGHT TRAVEL: What does it cost...
- Clintons Questioned in Whitewater Probe : Inquiry: The First Couple are interviewed under oath by the special counsel. He is expected to release his preliminary report soon.
- North Korea Quits Nuclear Agency, Expels Inspectors
- Quick House Vote Sought on Regulation of Tobacco
- NEWS ANALYSIS : Stunning EU Parliament Outcome Reverberates Through a Continent
- O.J. Simpson's Ex-Wife Found Stabbed to Death
- Quick House Vote Sought on Regulation of Tobacco : Congress: The legislation would require the FDA to control the substance but prohibit the agency from banning cigarettes.
- Accused Palestinian Killer Says He Blew Up Flight 103 : Terrorism: Follower of Abu Nidal stuns court with claim he planted bomb on Pan Am jet in 1988. Experts are skeptical.
- From the Archives: O.J. Simpson's Ex-Wife, Man Found Slain
- Tables Turn for Bitter Rivals in San Diego Drama
- Clouds, Fog, Drizzle Expected to Continue
- We here at Street Smart like to...
- VENTURA : Woodcarvers Show Off Work and Techniques
- LAGUNA BEACH : Deputy City Manager to Take Avalon Post
- How to Make Curfews Work : Carefully drawn laws will stand up, U.S. Supreme Court ruling indicates
- Platform : Auto Alarms: Annoying but Necessary?
- Cassell's Offensive Surge Leaves Knicks Breathless : Game 3: Rookie guard's three-pointer and late free throws power Rockets to 93-89 victory and 2-1 edge in series.
- Actually, Branford, There <i> Was</i> a Real 'Tonight Show' Band