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TRAVEL INSIDER : World of Advice Sold Through Newsletters : Publishing: Nearly 200 missives compete for the specialized interests of travel aficionados. Many are informative, but readers should beware of hidden biases.
Best of the West in Colorado Park
THE TOYS OF PRINCES by Ghislain...
Layoff Policy Eases Peril of Home Buying : Insurance: Program guaranteeing mortgage payments from six months to life of loan receives mixed reviews.
Vino Italiano : In Times' 19th Tasting, Tuscan and Piedmontese Varietals Reflect California's Growing Trend
Welcome to Harry's Town : Returning to Independence, Missouri, a Family Member Recalls the Town That Helped Shape 'Common Man' President Harry Truman
WOMEN OF THE WEST by Cathy...
Cudahy Council's Bickering Belies City's Bigger Concerns
DISHES BY THE SEA: San Clemente wants...
F-18 Pays Final Salute to Philippines Base
Clinton Races From City to City, Setting to Setting
PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
Mother, 27, Kills Self, Five Children With Car's Exhaust
Bell Gardens Romps Over Montebello, 21-0
ELECTIONS / 53RD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT : Parton Owes Taxes, Bowen Mailer Shows : Campaign: Redondo Beach mayor agrees that property taxes are delinquent on some rental properties in which he has part interest, but not on his condominium residence.
Program Provides Forum for Diversity Issues : Multiculturalism: UCLA Extension series brings scholars and community members together to discuss problems heightened by recent ethnic tensions.
Where Old Fashions Are Hip : Greenspan's and its musty merchandise are from another era. But the clothing store has stayed in business 53 years as others have come and gone.
Mike Tyson Forced to Miss Father's Funeral
On The Road,Choose Your 'Friends' With Caution : Travelers can be victimized by many scams. A little wariness can pay big dividends.
Ignore Seller's Asking Price When Calculating Your Purchase Offer
Panel Will Air the Benefits of Purchasing Real Estate Now
Viburnum Offers Variety of Uses
The AIDS Guerrillas : ACCEPTABLE RISKS, By Jonathan Kwitny (Poseidon: $24; 384 pp.)
STYLE : Holiday Entertaining : Festive Feast
Comic Lists His 'Golden Palace'
Presidential Homes Open Their Doors to Public : From Washington's plantation to Nixon's bungalow, historic sites welcome visitors.
STYLE : Holiday Entertaining
STYLE : Holiday Entertaining : RESOURCES
EARS : PSST, BUDDY, HERE'S A SURE THING ON PLAYING THE PONIES. YOU LISTEN, YOU LOSE
GUYS AND DOLLS: The Stories of Damon...
NONFICTION - Nov. 1, 1992
Critic Raps State on Malibu Fault's Status : Earthquakes: An expert who wants the web of fissures to be declared active questions the chief geologist's ethics.
Issue: How Effective Has the Wilshire-Corridor Police Foot Patrol Been?
Fighting Rages in Angola Capital
No More Same Old Same Old This Tuesday
Last of Mohegans Fighting for U.S. Recognition
Casanova of the Mind : GENIUS: The Life and Science of Richard Feynman, By James Gleick (Pantheon Books: $27.50; 530 pp.)
Hosting The Voters : Democracy Begins at Their Doorstep
NATIVE AMERICAN ANIMAL STORIES told by...
Wind From the East : THE PACIFIC CENTURY: America and Asia in a Changing World, By Frank Gibney (Scribner's / A Robert Stewart Book: $40; 596 pp.)
EAST LOS ANGELES : YMCA, Company Agree on Preschool
'Three's Company' Knocks on TBS' Door
Sikh Rebels Kill 25 in India
Robbers Dig Up, Take Coffin, Body, Tombstone
Uptown, Downtown, All Around New York : Colorful cabbies know the routes from bistro to Cooper-Hewitt Museum to J. P. Morgan Library.
STYLE : Holiday Entertaining
Updike at Rest : MEMORIES OF THE FORD ADMINISTRATION, By John Updike (Alfred A. Knopf: $23; 371 pp.)
Toltecs, By ELOISE KLEIN HEALY
ELECTIONS : 6 Diverse Candidates Run Quietly for 2 Seats on Obscure Water Board Campaign: All express similar goals of obtaining inexpensive water supplies and preventing the spread of pollution in underground aquifers.
GLOBOCOP : BOUTROS BOUTROS-GHALI, THE CRYPTIC EGYPTIAN WHO HEADS THE UNITED NATIONS, HAS AMBITIOUS PLANS FOR KEEPING THE PEACE IN A CHANGING WORLD. BUT IS HE DIPLOMATIC ENOUGH TO SELL THEM?
Fraud Squad to Offer Counseling
A One-Man Free Enterprise Zone : THE WAY THINGS OUGHT TO BE, By Rush Limbaugh (Pocket Books: $22; 304 pp.)
NONFICTION - Nov. 1, 1992
STYLE : Holiday Entertaining : All That Glitters
FICTION
CRENSHAW : Chamber to Promote Shopping in Area
1,000 Rebels Reported Killed in Turkish Raid
Arizona Water Customers May Delay Payments
Duck the Bullet: How Children Survive Chicago's Cabrini-Green : Poverty: Gunfire is not the only danger in this high-rise housing project. Kids must also try to dodge drugs, gangs and despair.
CHINATOWN : Medical Services at Castelar School
2 Ladies, but It's Not Broadway
Plan for Rose Bowl Saved by the Bell : Management: A proposal to turn over operation to a quasi-independent group was on the ropes until the phone rang. It was absent Councilman : Isaac Richard, asking that the debate be postponed.
FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
Maybe some of you folks wonder what...
Bush Orders Food Airlift to Armenia
East L.A. Classic to Move to Rose Bowl
Party Loyalty Questioned in 38th Congressional Race
FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
Did Columbus Give Old World Syphilis? : Medicine: Debate over the origins of the sexually transmitted disease has never abated. Resolution may be near, however.
Glendora : Development Fees Rise
Future Is on the Line for O.C. Voters Tuesday : Election: Hopes and fears resonate in the thoughts of citizens pondering who can best revive the economy.
PARKED TOO SOON: Ace Parking last week...
FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
CITY CULTURE : Jazz Fusion
Ukraine Won't Give Up Nuclear Arms
CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS : 43RD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT : Polite Race Sticks to Issue of Economic Uncertainty
EDUCATION NEWS : New Chairman Named for Caltech Division
FOOTBALL : Belmont Slogs It Out With Marshall, Goes On to Sloppy 6-2 Victory
FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
TV's Crusaders Are Motivated by Personal Experiences
Could Early Genetic Errors Cause Twins? : Science: A new and controversial theory suggests that identical twins may be the result of an embryo trying to rid itself of 'abnormal' cells.
Alaska Park Teams Recreation and Wilderness
Gains Made Over Border Control, INS Says : Immigration: New fencing and increased staff have reduced violence and the number of crossings, officials report. Seizures of illegal drugs have soared.
FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
Hot to Fox Trot : Singles Get Back in Step With Ballroom Dancing as a Way to Find Fun, Romance
Trucks Open Capitalist Road : Russia: Auction of 60 state-owned vehicles offers first chance to break hauling monopoly and to use privatization vouchers.
Malaysia Barn Owls Turn Rat Predators
CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS : Flood of Last-Minute Campaign Dollars Fuels Key State Races : Donations: The Democratic Party has spent $525,000 in two days. Interest groups and Republicans are fighting back.
California IN BRIEF : SAN FRANCISCO : Bid to Add Superior Court Judges Denied
FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
Golden West Moves the Ball, but Loses to Mesa
RECRUITING : Overlooked, Underappreciated Talent Often Rises to the Top
COMMENTARY / HORSE RACING : Hurricane Andrew's Fury Killed Scores of Horses and Damaged Tracks
BIG TEN ROUNDUP : Buckeyes Run Over Hawkeyes
Concessions Unnecessary for Los Alamitos
Washington State Can't Duck Oregon : Pac-10: Bledsoe, Cougar offense are shut down until the final minutes in a 34-17 upset.
Trying to Find One Who Looks Like a Winner
GOLF ROUNDUP : Things Go Right for Azinger, Who Leads by 3
PREP FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
The Luck of Navy Not There : Nonconference: The Midshipmen fail on fourth and inches in opening series and Notre Dame rolls to a 38-7 victory.
JC FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : Pierce Alive in WSC Race After 21-7 Win
Bowe Honing Skills for Fight of His Life
Huskies Rock Their Voters : Pacific 10: They campaign for a return to the top spot in the polls by beating up Stenstrom, Stanford, 41-7.
Nixon Feels Disappointment, but He Does Not Feel Defeat
To Florida, It's the Pose of a Winner : Southeastern: Gators beat Georgia, 26-24, and then show the Bulldogs' Hearst what a Heisman Trophy looks like.
U.S. Open Polo Championship Set Today in Indio
Chargers Stay Wary in Rematch with Colts : Football: Chargers try to extend three-game winning streak. They defeated Indianapolis two weeks ago.
Boxing
Raiders Really Need a Pep Talk at the Half : Is a 3-5 Record All Fans Can Expect, or Can Shell's Team Turn It Around?
BREEDERS' CUP: THE OTHER RACES : Southland Jockeys Win All but One Event
Ellis' Three-Pointer Lifts Spurs Past Clippers
GOLF : He Could Kill Two Birdies With One Stone
A Jolly Good KO for Lewis : Boxing: After stopping Ruddock in the second round, British fighter is set for a shot at winner of Holyfield-Bowe bout.
The State of Montana : Neither the 36-Year-Old 49ers Quarterback or His Doctors Can or Will Say When, How Well--or Even If--He'll Play Again
BYU Serves Notice Against Penn State : Nonconference: The Cougars use a balanced attack to defeat the Nittany Lions, 30-17.
NBA OUTLOOK : Bulls Are Favored to Three-Peat
WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL : CS NORTHRIDGE INVITATIONAL : Surging Matadors Gain Revenge With Victory in Final
PREP FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : Brethren Christian Wins, Moves Closer to League Title
Whitson Always Was a Real Pro
Rams Face Challenges at Atlanta
Faulk Plays Mostly Decoy in Second Half : Football: He gets 60 yards as SDSU avoids the risk of further injury.
In 95 Yards, Conway Ends Confusion : USC: His kickoff return for a touchdown breaks open game and lifts Trojans over Arizona State, 23-13.
Lurie to Lobby Against Bay Area
Cal Lutheran Falls in Title Match, 1-0
Names in the News - Nov. 1, 1992
SOUTH ROUNDUP : Means Gains 249 Yards to Lead Tar Heels, 31-24
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : Spielman Propels Village Christian to 42-0 Win Over Maranatha
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : NONLEAGUE
PREP FOOTBALL SPOTLIGHT : FACTS, FIGURES AND COMMENTS ON LAST WEEK'S GAMES : BATTLE OF THE BAY
PREP FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : FRONTIER LEAGUE
Boxing
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : SANTA FE LEAGUE
Lambert Sparks USD to Victory
Gentler Side in Hurricane Andrew's Aftermath
2 Film Crew Members from L.A., Pilot Are Killed in Colorado Plane Crash
Would You Believe a Chinese Sturgeon Large as a Minibus?
Dear Readers: There was a time...
'Kids Incorporated' is all Business About Putting on a Teen Show
World Travelers Don't Leave Home Without Him
Canada Accord Signed for Eskimo Territory in Arctic
HANNAH STORM: Covering All Bases
PICKING A PRESIDENT : THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE IN ACTION
Child to Have 2nd Transplant Operation : Medicine: Earlier bone marrow procedure failed to rid 2-year-old of Hurler's syndrome, a rare metabolic disease.
Billionaire Forms Lebanon Cabinet
CITY HALL JOURNAL : Selected City Council actions affecting Central Los Angeles in the past week.
Dear Readers: There was a time...
Institute Will Give Students Hands-On Environmentalism : Cal Poly: Residents will live in a self-sufficient community, developing energy conservation guidelines and testing new technologies.
Time Steals South-Central Third-Graders' Hope
She Finds Beauty in 'Ugly' World by Taking Peacocks Under Wing
CHINATOWN : Riot Relief Funds for Service Center
CRENSHAW : Fans Flock to New Spike Lee Outlet
HUNTINGTON PARK : Business Promotion Tax Is Cut in Half
FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
Mandela Announces Talks Date; Zulus Hold Protest
With a Peacock Lady Hovering, Park Birds Have Little to Fear
FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
Water Official's Raise Rescinded
Bush Concentrates Attacks on Clinton's Experience
Mid-City : Police Target Crime's Underlying Causes
Ranchers Flee Venezuela Wild West
ELECTIONS / STATE SENATE : Upstart Puts a Scare Into Veteran in 27th District : Finander: Once viewed as a long shot, the Democratic neophyte has closed the gap on the incumbent.
VOLLEYBALL : Roosevelt Girls Stay No. 1 With 4-Set Win Over Bell
The Hidden Homeless : Some Cities Downplay Numbers in Their Eagerness to Woo Business and Be Seen as Economically Viable, Advocates Say
BELL GARDENS : School District to Give City a Wish List
Famous Threads : Star Wares Store Aids Charities by Selling Celebrities' Discards
COLUMN ONE : For Blacks, a Crisis on Campus : Segregated colleges that educated and nurtured thousands of African-Americans face the prospect of extinction. Students and alumni fear losing a vital institution.
PICO-UNION : Merchants Protest at FEMA Office
EDUCATION NEWS : 2 Damien Graduates Get Placement Awards
FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
SUN DOWN FOR CHINA TOWN? : FADED Glory : Once a thriving place to dine, browse and socialize, Chinatown is fighting for its economic life. Residents and business owners hope its second heyday is just around the corner.
Death Through the Eyes of the Children : Students pay homage to their deceased classmates and loved ones as part of a Dia de los Muertos commemoration on Olvera Street.
A Quiet Time, a Quiet Place for Jazz
Bush's Campaign Tune Includes Notes of Irony
EASTSIDE : Lack of Players Dooms Youth Team
EASTSIDE : Education Grant for Latino AIDS Group
La Vina Project Gets Final OK After 5 Years : Development: Supervisors approve gated community of 272 homes. Opponents pledge to continue their fight in court.
Wide Range of Victims in Wake of Tailhook Scandal : Navy: Women feel the sting of backlash, men feel their rights have been violated in the probe for the guilty.
High Hopes (Bravo Sunday at 11:30 p.m.)...
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Doris Lessing Goes Home Again : AFRICAN LAUGHTER: Four Visits to Zimbabwe, By Doris Lessing (HarperCollins: $25; 442 pp.)
Presumed Guilty : AN ILLINOIS MURDER CASE BECAME A TEST OF CONSCIENCE INSIDE THE SYSTEM
Setting a New Agenda for Directors : Investment: The cozy, rubber-stamp corporate board comes under attack by reformers and shareholder activists.
Robert Scanlon has joined Houlihan Lokey Howard...
Prescription for Getting a Healthy Economy Back
Shoichi Yamada has been named president and...
Home Savings of America announced the promotion...
Eugene Sakasegawa, founder and president of Saki...
Mutual Funds Try Something New: Plain English
The Pogo Prescription : FED UP WITH POLITICS? BEFORE YOU BLAME THE SYSTEM, SAY U.S. SCHOLARS, LOOK IN THE MIRROR. THE ENEMY IS US.
The General Who Cried : IT DOESN'T TAKE A HERO: The Autobiography of General H. Norman Schwarzkopf, With Peter Petre (Bantam Books: $25; 530 pp.)
Los Angeles County - News from Nov. 1, 1992
Kauai Still Cleaning Up From Hurricane Iniki
Ail to the Chief
Los Angeles CountyEL SEGUNDO: Mayberry Heights, 11...
Homage to the Earthbound Vision of Diego Rivera : Public Buildings in and Near Mexico City Display a Wealth of Revolutionary Art
SMOKING: The Artificial Passion by David...
Bellwether Nuke Vote : Oregon Effort Could Set a Precedent for Who Will Pay for Plant Closures
NONFICTION - Nov. 1, 1992
More Unmarrieds Split Home Cost
L.A. SPEAK
SPORT REPORT : School of Fake Knocks
ONE WOMAN, ONE VOTE : This Time, the Southland's Newest Radical Plans to Hedge Her Bets
THE BIZ : A Thorne by Any Other Name
Home Improvement : How to Renew Crumbling Mortar
NONFICTION - Nov. 1, 1992
Los Angeles CountyCHATSWORTH: Independence Park, Diamond Development,...
California Corner
Landlord Errs Asking Mother's Maiden Name
Relaxed Charter Rules Are Proposed : Airlines: Travelers would be able to pay for flights on credit, but would lose some mandated protections.
NONFICTION - Nov. 1, 1992
By Train to Arizona and New Mexico : Winter rail packages originating in Los Angeles take in sights from Grand Canyon to Santa Fe.
Home Improvement : Raise Comfort Level by Lowering Heat in Attic
Being Off Beaten Track Suits Them Fine : La Habra: Citrus groves are gone but area's small-town atmosphere still lingers.
Gardening : Fall Prime-Time for Planting on Hillsides
W. Allen Reed has been elected vice...
Kennedy-Wilson Inc., one of the nation's leading...
SPOTLIGHT: SATURDAY'S GAMES AT A GLANCE : UGLY, UGLY, UGLY
Recruiting Class Is in Session for USD Coach Egan : Basketball: He's eager to see how newcomers will fit in to the Torero program.
BIG WEST ROUNDUP
Cecil Fielder hit a three-run homer and...
COMMUNITY COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Irvine Valley Women Capture Moorpark Cross-Country Title
A Quarter-Mile to History : In Less Than Five Seconds, Amato or Bernstein Can Win a Top-Fuel Championship at Pomona and Become Part of Drag Racing Lore
EC IS HERE: Elvis Costello's next album...
A Symposium at LAX Will Rethink the L.A. Art Scene
TRICKY NIKKI: Motley Crue bassist Nikki Sixx...
Dose of Reality : Creators of the new musical 'Greetings From Venice Beach' attempt to capture the fun and the frustration of life on the boardwalk
Latest From LACO--and From Haydn
ON LOCATION : Tending Her Dark 'Garden' : Agnieszka Holland, who explored the horrors of the Holocaust in 'Europa Europa,' is finding murky depths in a children's classic
A look inside Hollywood and the movies. : SPIKE'S PLACE : 'X' Looking Large Over There
Tucson's Terra Cotta Cracks Beverly Hills
A look inside Hollywood and the movies. : WHAT RECESSION? : A Few Good Men (and One Woman) and More Than a Few Millions
From Top Cop to Talk Jock : How serious is Daryl Gates about his new job? Some say too serious. He shrugs off the critics--as usual
COMMENTARY : Fridamania--Where Will It All End? : A touring opera and a stalled film reflect how the life of Frida Kahlo has become a commercialized monster in multicultural America
AND ONE MORE THING: What's with all...
Debut Album Presents Sofia Shinas Reconnected With Her Funky Soul
'Good' to Hear Dylan Go Back to the Basics
Give Yourself Credit: You Belong in Palm Beach : Florida's mecca of moolah may be too rich for some visitors. Others find they develop a taste.
CREATURE FEATURE : Love Is a Many-Legged Thing
THE PERIMETER OF LIGHT: Short Fiction and...
Oakland-based Safeway Inc. said Steve Burd was...
Taking 20% Off the Top of Pension Withdrawals
Voters Seek Only Return of Prosperity
Paul Mullings has been named president of...
English Town Crash-Lands as Plant Shuts : Britain: The economic crisis in the country hits hard in Hatfield as the ax falls on historic aircraft factory. Prospects for the future look bleak.
Making a Federal Case of Keating : Courts: This next trial in the Lincoln Savings legal saga will 'go to the very heart of the thrift crisis,' one lawyer says.
Ronnie Hadar has joined Burbank-based Saban Entertainment...
Kathleen Hricik has been named senior vice...
Karen Olsen MacDonald, corporate actuary of Transamerica...
Downscale Homes : Local Builders Have Fun Making 12 Playhouses for a Serious Purpose
ORDEAL OF THE UNION: Volumes 1-4 ...
Washington's Language Gridlock : Larry Gelbart's 'Mastergate' on PBS Dissects the Art of Doublespeak
California IN BRIEF : OAKLAND : Engineer Suspended After Fatal Accident
Thanks to Conservationists, Prized Cloth of Incas Makes a Comeback
Sea Predators Reduce Fish Reproduction
Label Says 'Made in Watts' : Local corporations need to share their wealth by creating jobs in the surrounding communities, not sending jobs abroad.
ELECTIONS / STATE SENATE : Upstart Puts a Scare Into Veteran in 27th District : Beverly: The four-term Republican legislator stresses his long experience and his support of the free-enterprise system.
Making a Point and Making 'em Laugh
Justices Revisit Unsettled Issue in Santeria Case : Law: Arguments about a city's ban of 'ritualistic animal sacrifice' will weigh religious expression against animal rights.
EDUCATION NEWS : Azusa Girl Receives Volunteerism Award
CHESS RESULTS : Fischer, Spassky Play to a Draw
South Florida Slowly Showing Signs of Recovery : Hurricane Andrew: The tent cities and most of the troops are gone. But many still live in tattered ruins unsure what to do.
SOUTH-CENTRAL : Affordable Housing Site Opens to Fanfare
ELECTIONS / SANTA MONICA CITY COUNCIL : Candidates Bank on Endorsements : Politics: Ronald Reagan and Robert Myers are among those making pitches as the race approaches its final days.
Group Prepares Blacks to Mind Their Businesses : Gene Hale founded the Greater Los Angeles African-American Chamber of Commerce to provide a network for business owners and help the community.
Alzheimer's Research Targets Indiana Family With History of the Disease
Earth Moves for Vatican in Galileo Case
Custard King's Motto: Be Creative, but Don't Keep Customers Waiting
Transfer of Funds Restores Library Hours
SOUTH GATE : City Tests Pipes in Homes for Lead
PAT'S FIRST: In the post-election spirit, the...
NOTEBOOK : Loyola vs. Bishop Amat for Del Rey Crown
How to Be a 10-Minute Legislator
12 Die in Copter Crash Into Great Salt Lake
Aborted Fetuses Used in Haunted House
Hotel Labor Pact: Room for Everyone : Labor: Fired Latino union workers get back their jobs by successfully enlisting the aid of Asian community activists to lobby the South Korean owners of the Wilshire Plaza Hotel.
California IN BRIEF : EL CAJON : Fifth Man Arrested in Migrants' Beating
SOUTH GATE : Proposed School Site Causes Concern
Gunshot Victim's Brief Life Full of Pain
Duarte : Child Exclusion Upheld
Adult Education Program Criticized : Schools: Two audits find problems with administration and finance. Some practices could leave the district with a $5.6-million deficit.
LEIMERT PARK : From Skid Row to 5th Street Dick's
Mel Brooks' 1974 Western parody Blazing Saddles...
Team Reaches for Bottom in Vast Mexican Cave : Exploration: Sistema Cheve could provide a record for underground discovery, but water is a big worry.
Arcadia : Karaoke Moratorium OKd
EXPOSITION PARK : Nestle Sweetens Reading Program
Declining Revenues Force University Radio Station to Cut 6 Employees : Budget: Layoffs will mean more jazz and blues at KLON-FM, but less news.
Ferraro Endorses Abrams for Senate
PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
Hostility Taints World of a Crying Child
BUSINESS NEWS
SOUTH-CENTRAL : Manual Arts Parents on Truant Patrol
ELECTIONS / 42ND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT : Margolin Anticipates Smooth Ride
LITTLE TOKYO : Dance Club's Permit at Stake
Terrorism Flares in Southern Egypt
Scandal Becomes a Trend in Fashionable Newport : Image: Residents assess City Hall crime, budget hardship, police crisis and school district probe.
CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS : U.S. SENATE : Heat From Riots Cools in the Campaign
PICO-UNION : Two New Centers to Help Riot Victims
ELECTIONS : Candidates Crisscross the Region in Last Weekend Push : Halloween campaigners visit malls and synagogues and cruise their districts in motor homes and flat-bed trucks.