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BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE MAJOR LEAGUES : Dykstra Sidelined for Rest of Season
Escape Reality for $8.25M : Movie Producer Combined History and Hollywood to Create a Nautical Wonderland, Now on the Market
MOVIE REVIEW : 'Stay Tuned' on a Spoofy Wavelength
Festival Founders Expand Roles : Animation: Veteran presenters of festivals of film shorts at La Jolla are now producing and encouraging new filmmakers in the field.
Banking on a New Kind of Lending : Development banks a key to rebuilding L.A.?
NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Pirates' Wakefield Baffles Braves
SAN DIEGO : Two Arrested in Suspected Killing
Munitz's Adept Seamanship : Amid budget crisis, Cal State chancellor ventures into rough waters
Reds' Outburst Dashes Padres' Grand Plans
Developers' Funds Back Monorail Committee : Transportation: A citizens group lobbying for the elevated Ventura Freeway route is headed by a builder with ties to Supervisor Mike Antonovich.
Federal Program Is Part of Business' Success : J. Bruce Camino's 5-year-old architectural and engineering firm Development One Inc. has grown since its start in his garage and is now exploring projects overseas.
Cleanup Contract May Benefit Jacobs the Most
'92 REPUBLICAN CONVENTION : Reagan Returns, Faces Difficult Role : Endorsement: Many predict that nostalgia for the former President will not help Bush. His public image has declined since he left office, poll finds.
Sweltering Residents Seek Relief : Hot: As temperatures soared above 100 at many spots in county, thousands headed for beaches or movie theaters to escape the heat.
SAN MARCOS : Boy, 14, Sought in Shooting of Father
A Helping Hand : Homeless: A postal worker begins every Sunday by preparing breakfast and delivering it to the needy in Reseda Park. He also spreads a religious message.
Pair Says U.S. Government Left Them Stranded in Poland During WWII
Dupree Is Hot Back for Rams
SUPER LOTTO RESULTS: Aug. 15
COLUMN RIGHT / TERRY EASTLAND : To Win, Bush Must Stop Being Himself : 'Public service' isn't a good enough reason to reelect him; he has to say what he cares about.
IRVINE : Copter Pilots Will Enter World Contest
Toxic Discharges
MOTOR RACING ROUNDUP : Gant Stretches Fuel Mileage Into Victory at Michigan
Lynn Jennings of Newmarket, N.H., bronze medalist...
MUSIC REVIEW : SummerFest Opens on a Calm Note
Road Still Unwinding for Astros
TV Reviews : Bonnie and Clyde, the 'True' Story
'92 REPUBLICAN CONVENTION : Developments at a Glance
U S West and Unions Agree on Tentative Pact : Communications: Agreement provides for 5% increase in base wages this year. The phone firm operates in 14 states.
Delegation from O.C. Heeds Call : GOP: Pro-choice and anti-abortion delegates alike quickly embrace Gov. Wilson's plea to end abortion debate and rally behind President Bush.
Asia Finds Little to Applaud in N. American Trade Pact : Commerce: Content rules on autos concern Japan. Korea and Taiwan worry about Mexican competition in textiles and electronics. : NEWS ANALYSIS
Holly Near, a Singer in the Party Light
SAN DIEGO : Chula Vista Man Found Shot to Death
HUNTINGTON BEACH : Arnold Comes Out on Top--of Ballot
VENTURA : 3 Drivers Arrested, 350 Detained at Sobriety Checkpoints
PRO FOOTBALL / DAILY REPORT : RAMS : Knox Looks for Consistent Pass Rush
AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Twins Blow Lead, Drop Five Games Back
Navratilova Wins in TourTennis, Too : Tennis: She uses her summer in TeamTennis as a successful tuneup for L.A. and the U.S. Open.
A Slimmer Year for Black Films : Movies: Some blame the industry, others say the major black filmmakers are working on '93 films.
LARRY E. SLAGLE, President, Yellow Cab of North Orange County
Judge Is Not Fooled When Burglar Answers His Call
A SPECIAL REPORT: TRAINS
9 Handed Over to Canadians
Would-Be Developer Says Plan's Rejection Shattered His Dream
Husband Arrested in Slaying of Psychiatrist in Bradbury
'92 REPUBLICAN CONVENTION : GOP Faithful Ponder if Party Will Unite Behind Bush : Election: Some see the convention as the jump-off point for a strong campaign. Others wonder if it's too little, too late.
Marine Walking on I-5 Is Hit and Killed
Even Sensible Iowa Bows to the Religious Right : Politics: The state GOP, in thrall to Pat Robertson, offers voters nothing but claptrap.
A Cowboy Who Broke Broncos, Barriers : Tall in saddle: Wayne Orme of Poway fought racism to be accepted as a black professional on the rodeo circuit he's been a part of for 25 years.
Registration Efforts Are Paying Off in New Voters : Politics: Volunteers have to battle citizen anger and apathy, but they report a growing number of people who want to have their voices heard.
Despite Congress, Children's TV Still Lacking
JAPAN
Canton Singles' Network Looks Abroad for Match
Houston Hoedown Grand Old Party for Delegates
AIDS-Like Cases Test Diligence of Researchers : Medicine: Scientists say an open mind should be kept in looking for a cause. Unexplained immune deficiencies may not even be linked to a virus.
Mail Carriers Deliver Biting Plea to Dog Owners
ANAHEIM : Anti-Drug, Gang Effort Underway
Implant Pump a Boost to Treatment of Diabetes : Medicine: Experimental device automatically releases a programmed amount of insulin into a patient's system.
PERSPECTIVE ON FOREIGN POLICY : We Didn't Win the Cold War : This boast insults the masses of people who risked everything to turn their countries toward democracy.
SAN DIEGO : Man Shot, Killed After Argument
SIMI VALLEY : Project to Cause Street Closure
Soccer
Bret Boone Content Just to Play It by Ear
A Familiar Look to Dodger Defeat
Kenya's Kiptanui Sets World Record in 3,000
MUSIC REVIEW : Pacific the Big Star in Irvine Performance
ENTERTAINMENT
California IN BRIEF : SAN FRANCISCO : Rules on Lawyers' Sex Conduct OKd
Gathering at Graceland Marks Presley's Death
ANAHEIM : Council to Consider Banning Vendors
Health Toll Taken Even of the Employed
ROUNDUP : Krone Rides Rubiano to Victory in Forego
STAGE REVIEW : A Sprightly Annie's Back in 'Warbucks'
ART : Photographers' Works Are a Vocabulary Lesson
'Ghosts' Curb Business Action in Singapore : Keyword: Many firms refuse to launch projects in the month that the spirits of the dead are supposedly roaming free.
Reservoirs' Level Is Reminder of Drought's Grip on State
REGIONAL REPORT : '80s Failed to End Economic Disparity, Census Shows : Southland: Asian-Americans, Anglos stay on top. Blacks, despite gains, were at the bottom with Latinos.
SWIMMING / THERESA MUNOZ : Early Decisions Are Helpful at Olympic Games
A SPECIAL REPORT: TRAINS
'92 REPUBLICAN CONVENTION : Group of Democrats Pay Mocking Visit to Bush's Houston Residence
Picture of Devotion : Lady Rachel, 103, and Son Eddie: 'What Would I Do Without Him?'
Fear and Hopelessness Grip Muslims in a Bosnian Town
Brush Fires Sweep Across Scattered Areas of Southland
PADRES UPDATE : NOTEBOOK / BOB NIGHTENGALE : Andersen Might Take Pay Cut to Return
GOLF ROUNDUP : Steinhauer Makes a Major Breakthrough
De Mille's 'Road' Returns to Silent Era
THE PHILIPPINES
BOOK REVIEW : A Novel About Sex, Crime, Obsession and Deadly Lovers : HOMME FATALE, by Paul Mayersberg, St. Martin's Press, $19.95; 352 pages
'92 REPUBLICAN CONVENTION : Platform in Clear Contrast to Rival Democrats' Policies : Positions: The GOP's manifesto is much longer. And it misses no opportunity to quarrel with the opposition on a wide range of issues.
LAGUNA HILLS : Scouts to Remove Old Play Equipment
Scenes of the Crimes
Price Is Right, Shooting a 70 for PGA Title : Golf: He makes two clutch putts on last three holes for three-shot victory.
PRO FOOTBALL / DAILY REPORT : RAIDERS : Shell Unhappy With Running Game
TV Stars Bringing HIV Facts to Teens : Television: But the syndicated show airing on KABC Channel 7 on Aug. 29 is having a difficult time finding advertisers because of the nature of the program.
KOCE Channel 50 has been awarded $300,000...
DEL MAR : Marquetry Wins Eddie Read in a Three-Way Photo Finish
Marquetry Prevails in Eddie Read : Del Mar: David Flores rides 5-year-old to victory in three-way photo finish.
TV Reviews : Eternal Youth Pursued on 'Never Say Die'
POP MUSIC REVIEW : Family Values Hip-Hop From Arrested Development
HONG KONG
Key Battle Looms Over Retiree Benefits : Health care: Truck maker Navistar wants to be let out of medical obligations it negotiated with its unions. It says its survival is at stake.
PRO FOOTBALL / DAILY REPORT : RAMS : Team's Progress Encourages Knox
Jazz & Music : Some Happy Grooving at Fifth Long Beach Fest
Oil and War
Break Up the School District
A Pitch for Softball
Candidate George Bush
Prison Site in Downtown L.A.
Rethink Simi Development
Park Neighbors Aren't Violent
Canoga Park Better Off
Family Planning
The Picture of Racism II
Canoga Park Better Off
Candidate George Bush
Monorail Is People's Choice
Candidate George Bush
Candidate George Bush
Monorail Is People's Choice
East County Issue / Circuit City...
'92 REPUBLICAN CONVENTION : Writer Who Polished Nixon's Words Is Crafting Bush's Address : Speech: Ray Price is revered for his clear, visionary messages. But some Republicans wonder about the choice of someone who hasn't written a presidential script in 20 years.
Preserve Kadota Fig
Budget Bickering
'Frida and Diego': A Personal Stirring
Shopping at the Rose
Candidate George Bush
Shopping at the Rose
Getting in Print
Post Office Layoffs
Candidate George Bush
Missing Facts on Prototypes
Shopping at the Rose
Break Up the School District
Candidate George Bush
OTHER NEWS - Aug. 17, 1992
OTHER NEWS - Aug. 17, 1992
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MOVIES - Aug. 17, 1992
MOVIES - Aug. 17, 1992
MOVIES - Aug. 17, 1992
POP/ROCK - Aug. 17, 1992
TELEVISION - Aug. 17, 1992
TELEVISION - Aug. 17, 1992
TELEVISION - Aug. 17, 1992
TELEVISION - Aug. 17, 1992
Names in the News - Aug. 17, 1992
Names in the News - Aug. 17, 1992
Wilson Quells Uprising Over Abortion Plank : California: He persuades delegates to avoid floor fight, urges them to work to take over party in '96.
Tax Cut Debate Erupts in GOP : Convention: Conservatives urge Bush to propose a reduction. Dole calls it 'bad medicine.' As delegates gather, President says he's eager to heat up campaign.
TECHNOLOGY - Aug. 17, 1992
STYLE : FASHION : Clothes Call for Fall
Vita Longa, Harold Brevis : VITA AND HAROLD: The Letters of Vita Sackville-West and Harold Nicolson, Edited by Nigel Nicolson (Putnam: $29.95; 452 pp.)
Travel Toys Are a Child's Best Friend : Toy makers scramble to satisfy the exploding travel-game industry as more families hit the road.
Nation IN BRIEF : TENNESSEE : Presley Fans Stage Vigil at Graveside
Common Threads: Stories from the Quilt (KCET...
Pasadena : The Making of Hahamongna
Park Is a Tribute to Power of Persistence : Neighborhoods: Barrio Logan gets its second park, a 3-acre landscaped bay-side oasis in the sun, thanks to activists.
It's a Match for the Ages : Tennis: Seles, 18, plays Navratilova, 35, for title today at Manhattan Beach.
With New Kidney, Hearn Is Out of Baseball, but Not Life
Midlife Stravinsky: No Crises, Thank You
Housing Mired in Hard Times : Slowdown in Industry Is Having a Powerful Ripple Effect in Wide Swath of the Economy
STYLE : ARCHITECTURE : The Shifting Sands
WHAT SHOULD WE TELL OUR CHILDREN ABOUT...
Are Airlines Ready for Another Cabin Class? : Air fares: Carriers consider splitting coach between full-fare customers and those flying on discount rates.
The World-Class Street Snack of the Cote d'Azur : It's socca --a crumbly bread served from Nice's sidewalk stalls and gourmet kitchens.
That Hamilton Woman : THE VOLCANO LOVER: A Romance, By Susan Sontag (Farrar Straus Giroux: $22; 440 pp.)
STYLE : GARDENS : A Place in the Sun
Grand Old Men of Letters : THE COMPLETE ESSAYS, By Michel de Montaigne (Viking: $60; 1,269 pp.)
CUT YOUR UTILITY BILLS : Window Film Can Help Block Heat From Sun
Commentary : Political Opposites Sometimes Attract
The Real 'Avenger' : Patrick Macnee's autobiography leaves few secrets left to be told
All Fired Up : Critics Call Tobacco Industry's Anti-Cigarette Messages for Teens Inappropriate, Misleading
O.C. Delegates Marching to Houston, Loyal but Leery
Walnut : Chamber Bailout Put on Hold
COLUMN ONE : The Rise in Kids Who Kill : The number of arrests--up 60% in a decade--goes far beyond the problem of urban gangs. Many children are carrying on violence practiced in their homes, often on themselves.
Nation IN BRIEF : FLORIDA : 4 Die, 18 Injured in Nightclub Shooting
Azusa Pacific Nursing Students Get Grants
Parking Fines May Reap Extradition
Cancer Institute Chief Says Ads Target Youth
The Golden Gamble : Victor Villasenor Returned Big Advance, Hocked Home to Publish His Book His Way
Name Droppers
Ethel Narvid; Founder of Shakespeare Festival/L.A.
A New Body Politic : The Women's Action Coalition uses stinging hit-and-run tactics against the Establishment's attacks on political and reproductive rights. Group members call their protests 'wake-up calls.'
Take a Real Stand for Family Values : Bush can show his commitment by dropping his threat to veto family leave legislation
A Hazardous Convergence Lies Underfoot in Escondido : Toxics: Leaking oil and gasoline from four former service stations are poisoning the ground water. It's happening throughout the county, in numbers officials call astonishing.
Motorcyclist, 84, Was Born to Be Safe, Keep on Riding
LA JOLLA : Jewelry Holdup Stuns Shoppers
TENNIS / THOMAS BONK : Players No Longer Have Rights, Connors Says
Lang Breaks Through to Make Mark in Battle of the Backs : Football: Playing only in the first half with the first team, he gains 34 yards in 10 carries and generates 80 yards of total offense for the Rams.
DUSK ON THE CAMPO: A Journey in...
India Gene Bank to Save Ancient Cures
High-Tech Equipment + Van + Teachers = Science Lessons : Education: Occidental College program will allow students to conduct sophisticated experiments.
'92 REPUBLICAN CONVENTION : Delegates Gear Up for Grand Old Parties : Festivities: The bashes have long been glitzy money machines for the Republicans. But the recession could dampen some of the fun this year.
Orange City Council Denies License to Taxi Company
By Ignoring Ethnic Minorities, GOP Leaders Undercut Party's Future : Voters: Pete Wilson, in appealing to the Anglo Establishment, is losing the support of suburban Latinos, Asians and African-Americans.
Life and Death in This Sport: 15 Minutes
He Clicks After Making the Switch
VOLLEYBALL SEAL BEACH OPEN : Luck Elusive for Kiraly and Steffes
Opening Up in Mexico Is Still Apt to Be Risky : Commerce: The free trade agreement won't solve problems with infrastructure, worker productivity, bureaucracy and red tape south of the border.
Gardener's Checklist
PLAYTHINGS
Tug of War in Crimea Reopening Old Wounds : Ethnic tension: Beloved Black Sea peninsula is once again caught in political cross-fire.
'Citizen' Woods : JAMES WOODS RIPS ROY COHN, THE PRESS AND HIS OWN IMAGE
THE BLACKLIST VIDEO LIST
La Puente : Class of '77 Reunion
Glendora : Library to Get More Help
Gangs Linked to Sharp Rise in Violent Bank Heists : Crime: FBI blames gang members for proliferation of 'bank takeovers,' strong-arm robberies in which employees and customers are terrorized.
THE TIMES POLL : Party Coalition May Be Fracturing Under Bush
Nation IN BRIEF : FLORIDA : Admiral Appeals Demotion in Rank
Satisfying the Late-Night Munchies
BEYOND REPAIR? BUSH LOOKS TO THE CONVENTION FOR POLITICAL SALVATION : Three Chances to Win
Cities Across U.S. Float Economic Ventures That Pay Off: Aquariums : Trends: Oregon facility is one of four to open this year. It gives a boost to a region where logging and salmon industries are in decline.
Report Calls for Changes in LAPD K-9 Unit
Arson Suspected in Seafood Plant Fire
A Volley of Conflict : Was Suwara a Victim of SDSU Politics or the Budget Crunch?
AZTEC NOTEBOOK / SCOTT MILLER : Hammond Has Tools to Be SDSU's Next Freshman Sensation
Baseball
London Finishes 3rd in Girls' 18 Division
It's Not the Way to First : Baseball: Sharperson is called out for running outside the basepath and it costs a run in Dodgers' 2-1 loss to the Giants.
BASEBALL : Whisenant's Stock Rising After Injury Woes Fade
LOCAL NOTES : Ocean View Team Advances to Final of Baseball Series
MOVIES : We Asked Miss Manners . . .
How About Housing Help as Job Benefit?
Grand Old Men of Letters : UP IN THE OLD HOTEL, By Joseph Mitchell (Pantheon Books: $22.50; 718 pp.)
POWER TO THE PASTOR : Cecil Murray's First AME Church is Action Central for a Wounded South Los Angeles
SUSAN SONTAG LIGHTENS UP : The 'Dark Lady' of American Intellectuals Ventures from Her Lofty Terrain into the Steamy Times of an Adultress and Her Besotted Lover
FICTION
My name is Harold Bell Wright, and...
BEYOND REPAIR? BUSH LOOKS TO THE CONVENTION FOR POLITICAL SALVATION : Not Since Hoover . . .
The Troubled Past of a School Board : * Trustees, Community Must Overcome Differences
THE TIMES POLL : Delegates High on Bush, Split Over Abortion
North Hollywood Man Is Shot to Death
Williams' Open Door Sends Signal : LAPD: Chief's meetings with minority and female officers may be a precursor of more diversity in the force's middle and upper ranks.
MOORPARK : Blaze Chars 6 Hilly Acres
Hooper Narrows Deficit After Saugus Win
COMMENTARY : Courage Leads to Gold and Emotion
Dabbling in the Quirky World of Collectibles
YOUR MOTHER WEARS ARMY BOOTS: A Treasure...
Helping My, By TODD MOORE
Fish Tank Sonata
Foreign Prison No Bed of Roses for Americans : Crime: In some countries, U.S. citizens have committed offenses without even knowing it because there is no equivalent law in the United States.
Water Gardens
Skip of the Week : The Murder of Marilyn Monroe, By Leonore Canevari, Jeanette van Wyhe, Christian Dimas and Rachel Dimas (Carroll & Graf: $8.95).
In Thailand, Rack After Rack of Dazzling Silks : Manufacture of the brilliant fabrics was almost extinct until an American showed them to the fashion world.
ICONS
Psychics Lead Search for Body of Missing Woman
Mayor's Race Lacking in Substance : While Golding and Navarro wade into the petty, city sinks into the mire
GOP Delegates Divided Over Abortion Issue : Convention: Nearly half say the nation is heading in the wrong direction but all agree that Bush will be reelected.
CITY HALL ROUNDUP : They launched a campaign to make sure the rocket ship returned to home base.
Gathers' Collapse Is Issue : Jurisprudence: Events immediately after the Loyola basketball player fell on the court will be at issue during trial.
ON THE Wrong Track : Whether It Is the Result of Bad Luck--or Simply Bad Racing--Pacer Treboh Joe Might Tie the Harness Racing Record for Futility
Saving on Long Distance? Now, There's a Cause
A 'HUGE' MISTAKE : Carrying Too Much Dead Weight Too Long Turned Out to Be Too Much
Wide-Eyed Look at San Diego Zoo : From child's perspective, ferns tower like giant redwoods and peacocks cast shadows as they pass.
RESTAURANTS : THE WINE LIST
Price Isn't Only Consideration When Selecting Management Firm
THE ARCANE EYE OF HOGARTH by...
Average Rates for Residential Mortgages
Rubicon Trail Joins 2 Tahoe Parks
Nation IN BRIEF : THE WEST : Wildfires Battled in Oregon, Utah
Judge Allows 3 Shooting Victims to Sue Hinckley
THE HOUSE
New CAP Tests Stress Students' Reasoning : Education: Exams measuring problem solving and writing to be emphasized over multiple-choice format.
South Korea Says North Must OK Inspections
History in the Making--and Unmaking
COLUMN RIGHT / ELTON GALLEGLY : 'Illegals' in Jail: a Double Slap to the Taxpayer : At least 11% of L.A. County's inmates are deportable. Border security clearly needs beefing up.
Frigid Arctic Reef Provides Oasis for Marine Life : Marine biology: Alaska's Boulder Patch supports hundreds of species of plants and animals.
Blueprint for a Greener Environment : * Unique Pact Between Irvine Co., Nature Conservancy Should Be Lauded and Emulated
Ruse Helps Owner Get Stolen Motorcycle Back
Heat Wave Proves Unwavering : Weather: Anaheim tops out at 97 degrees. Thousands seek relief at the beach, where the surf hits a comfortable 78 in some spots. Relief may arrive Tuesday.
Man Kills 1 in Tire Store
SAILING CHAMPIONSHIP: Ten of the world's best...
Man Arrested During Riot Says Police Stopped Him Because He Is Black : Courts: The CSUN student accused of a curfew violation plans to fight the charge. Public defender says his case exemplifies a judicial system gone awry.
In the Ad Court : Organizing the Manhattan Beach Tennis Tournament Is No Slim Task for Owners Jan and Jerry Diamond
Officer Pulls His Gun on Dog, Angers Beach-Goers
Stomach Surgery to Force Thief to Return Gold Chain
BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : ANGELS : Wathan Returns to Dugout From Iowa
BASEBALL / ROSS NEWHAN : Steinberg Goes to Bat for Bay Area
NFL EXHIBITION ROUNDUP : Maddox Passes First Test in Loss
SCHOOL DAYS
Billboard Sign Swap Considered : Advertising: Company proposes tearing down 27 old signs on city streets in exchange for right to put up 10 new--and larger--billboards along freeways.
NEWS ANALYSIS : Unparalleled Voter Fury May Spur Ballot Box Revolt : Elections: Outrage crosses political lines. But frustration may result in low turnout in the state.
Women Get Tips on Sidestepping Heart Disease : Health: Cardiovascular illnesses tend to claim females 10 years later in life than males. Diet and estrogen-replacement therapy can reduce risks.
Isolated Town in China Awakens to Big Dream of Becoming Port City : Development: But the $30-billion, 20-year proposal faces immense political and practical obstacles. Its more visionary aspects may well prove unrealistic.
The Ralph M. Parsons Foundation of Pasadena...
CSUN to Begin Practice Minus Several Players : College football: Two who were expected to start will not play, and the academic eligibility of a few others is uncertain.
Central Torrance Team Draws Chinese Taipei in Opener : Little League: Senior division squad of 14- and 15-year-olds meets the three-time defending champion on Monday.
Angel Bullpen Battered by A's : Baseball: Valera leaves game with 5-1 lead that becomes 9-5 loss to Oakland. Henderson, Canseco hit homers.
MOVIES : Proper Etiquette--What a High Concept! : Where does 'yes' mean 'no'? Where is a lie considered a human kindness? Where is a returned phone call a status symbol? A guide to Hollywood's manners and mores.
The Pirate of Bistro Row
ROAD NOTES
Army's Plans for Nerve Gas Incinerator Spark Concern : Weapons: Fears about Alabama base's facility have turned some friendly neighbors into angry activists.
Iraq Bombs Shiite Villages, Iran Says
Magnetic North: Phenomenon Attracts Visitors
'92 REPUBLICAN CONVENTION : NEWS ANALYSIS : Most Take Middle Ground on Abortion : Issues: Polls show a majority favor neither a total ban nor unlimited access. Few call it a political priority.
3-D Images Help Plastic Surgeons Repair Injuries
The Press Limbo: New Low for the Media