- Demolition Begins at Library Site : Lancaster: It will take four weeks toclear several buildings to make way for the new county facility, due to open in March, 1995.
- Sign-Ups Underway for Painting Project
- BURBANK : Court Expansion Will Solve Crunch
- COLLEGE BASKETBALL: 1993-94 SEASON PREVIEW : A Family Affair : Charles O'Bannon Joins Brother Ed at UCLA, Bolstering the Front Line
- Bye-Bye Everett? : Pro football: Ram officials decline to comment on speculation about release.
- NBA ROUNDUP : Starks' Long-Range Shots Help Knicks Cool the Heat
- Weekend Box Office : A Full Film Plate for Thanksgiving
- Hessions Looking for Their Own Place in Jazz History
- Competition Open for Minority Screenwriters
- Attendance Down at Sawdust Festival
- Q&A; WITH MARIAH CAREY : 'My Whole Life I've Been Going for This Goal'
- Why Britain Is Having a Whale of a Laugh Over 'Free Willy'
- THEATER REVIEW : New Firesign Show Seems Out of Touch With Times
- Wyle Laboratories Profit Falls 22% in 3rd Quarter; Start-Up Costs Cited
- TIG Holdings Registers Offering of Common Shares
- James Delliquanti has joined Sutro & Co....
- * Lawrence D. Hazzard has been appointed...
- Litton Data Systems Division of Agoura Hills...
- World IN BRIEF : BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA : Allies Begin Airlift of Christmas Toys
- Whiff of State Health Chief's Past Makes Smoking Foes Gag
- Judges Reject Bid to Add Ethics Code Item on Gay Bias : Judiciary: Sixty-four percent vote down a proposal that would prohibit their membership in organizations that discriminate against homosexuals.
- 30th Year Since J.F.K.'s Death Marked From Dallas to Berlin
- TAIPEI : Testing the Waters
- COUNTYWIDE : Salvation Army Issues Holiday Pledge
- Cool, Clear and Breezy Weather Expected for Holiday Weekend
- Doctor Charged With Murder in Fatal Wreck : Courts: Prosecutors say Ronald Allen was 'acutely aware' of dangers of driving while impaired.
- Plea Entered in Custody Case by Mom : Courts: Catherine F. Thomas pleads no contest to charge of taking her child from the legal father. She faces probation and possible restitution order.
- NORTH HOLLYWOOD : Activist Plants 'Peace Pole' in Her Front Yard
- Bid to Stop Westridge Project a Long Shot : Development: Environmentalists' case aims to pressure the county to better protect significant ecological areas.
- GIRLS' BASKETBALL 1993-94 / ORANGE LEAGUE
- GIRLS' BASKETBALL 1993-94 / ORANGE LEAGUE
- Foothill Expects to Take $968,000 Pretax Charge
- Merger Proposal Ended: Advanced Interventional Systems Inc....
- Nature, Diligence Revive California Rice Industry : Agriculture: A negative image is shed. This week's shipment to Japan symbolizes state growers' success.
- Company to Sell Splaying Bullets Only to Officers
- Backers of Anaheim Card Club Lobby Residents Hard : Gambling: But city officials complain that phone solicitors' pitch in support of the proposal is misleading.
- SYLMAR : Grant to Train Care Facility Operators
- PORT HUENEME : It's All in the Family at Chiropractic Office
- FULLERTON : Students Attend Mass for Firefighters
- GIRLS' BASKETBALL 1993-94 / ORANGE LEAGUE
- Many Films Still Far Away From O.C.
- TV REVIEW : 'Crash' Nurses a Badly Wounded Script
- Speaking Of: : River Blindness
- Kevorkian at Suicide of Cancer Patient : Law: It is the 20th time since 1990 that he has been present when a person has taken his or her own life. The latest death is listed as a homicide.
- Years Into Overtime, Game Goes On
- National Agenda : Mexico Races to Join Regional, World Markets : The question is: Can it compete? The slumping economy isn't geared to exports. Foreign investment is urgently needed.
- LAPD Hangs Out Its Stocking With a Wish List : Donations: Lab equipment, pagers and cellular telephones are among the items needed by the Police Department. Corporations offer goods and money to modernize outmoded equipment.
- BURBANK : Automated Trash Program Accelerates
- Planting of Acorns Slated for Saturday
- AGOURA HILLS : Librarians Seeking Donations of Books
- Rankings : Los Alamitos Appears Vulnerable
- Kimball to Be Freed From Custody
- USC May Return to Anaheim : College football: If Arizona wins, Trojans probably will play in Freedom Bowl again.
- Titans to Face Australian Team
- ART / CATHY CURTIS : A Paint-by-Number Guide : Seminar Trains Museum Docents as Animated Hosts While Underscoring Ironies of the Volunteer Role
- AUTOS
- GTE of Thousand Oaks received a $3-million...
- Power-One Expects Gains From Consortium Project
- A Grate By for the Spelling-Impaired
- TEGUCIGALPA : No More Mud
- 2 Face Charges Under Blythe Street Gang Crackdown
- Lungren Calls D.A.'s Report in Drug Raid 'Inappropriate' : Probe: State attorney general disputes Bradbury's findings in Donald Scott case. He essentially clears L.A. County deputies of any wrongdoing in 1992 death.
- A Cop Offers Thanks, Memories : Law enforcement: About 600 admirers bid farewell to former Valley LAPD commander Mark Kroeker. He recalls poignant moments of his tenure.
- LOS ANGELES COUNTY : Applicants Sought for County Grand Jury
- Bill Bixby, Star of TV's 'Incredible Hulk,' Dies : Entertainment: The actor also was featured in 'My Favorite Martian' and 'The Courtship of Eddie's Father.' His work included directing and producing as well.
- LOS ANGELES : DWP Security Officer Files Harassment Lawsuit
- CROSS-COUNTRY / NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS : Two UCLA Women in Top 20
- A preliminary estimate indicates that the 12th...
- AEROSPACE
- Company Town : Focus on Entertainment Stocks
- Lambda Signatics Inc. of Chatsworth won a...
- Plans for Civilian Airport at Norton AFB Kept Alive
- BURBANK : Lockheed to Give 4.8-Acre Park to City
- School Board Vote Is Finally Tallied : Election: Clegg and Wigdor are elected to Sulphur Springs seats. DeRevere agrees to serve after all but dropping out of the race.
- TRABUCO CANYON : Community Rallies to Support Family
- OJAI : Youth Group to Use Rose Valley Camp
- Planting Crews Will Reseed Charred Slopes
- Road to the Future : Driving: Using high-tech tools such as sensors in the roadway and computers, transit planners hope to unclog jams on the Santa Monica Freeway as they form. If successful, the approach may serve as a model across the country.
- Weed-Filled Lots Declared Nuisances
- Reputed Mob Figure Gets 11 Years for Cocaine Deal
- Stacy Laitsch
- Ethnic Discord : What About the . . .Other Hostages : World furor died down when the last Westerners were freed two years ago. But thousands of Lebanese are still missing.
- Somalia Mission for U.S. Armor: Hurry Up and Wait : Africa: A political decision to avoid provoking warlord Aidid idles the American firepower. Card-playing gunners want action.
- Following the Thanksgiving Feast
- Presley Won't Seek 6th Term; Eyes Tax Panel
- VIENNA : What Next for OPEC?
- As Anti-Abortion Violence Grows, Clinics Seek Federal Shield : Responding to demands for more protection, House and Senate each pass bills broadening government's powers.
- How to Beat the Guys With the Cash : Labor attacks environmentalists, who return the favor. Won't they learn?
- Schools Sued Over Access to Special Classes : Education: Woman says she was unable to get her daughter into an appropriate program in L.A. district. The ACLU action seeks to let parents identify students' needs on enrollment forms.
- Talks to Aim at Solutions to Gang Problem : Summit: Mounting concern over violence prompts county's first such meeting; 625 delegates and 200 teens are expected.
- Matadors Beat Stars by Free Throw
- Rangers Get Clark : Baseball: Giants' first baseman leaves for a five-year, $30-million contract.
- Ohio State Might End Up in Holiday Bowl
- PRO FOOTBALL / DAILY REPORT : RAIDERS : Brown Is All-Time Punt Return Leader
- John Samaniego has joined MCR Landscape Inc....
- Knott's Berry Farm Begins New Discounts : Tickets: Among theme park's 3 programs is one that lowers adult price to $15.95, a 38.5% reduction. The recession sparked cuts.
- Jeffrey S. McVey has joined the Lee...
- Nigeria's New Ruler, Key Politician Meet
- IRVINE : Council May Help Group Get Grants
- High School Boosts College Recruitment
- OXNARD : 3 Slightly Injured When Car Spins Out
- Earlier UCLA Crematory Violations Revealed : Hazards: Cal/OSHA cited School of Medicine in August for operating improper venting and exhaust system at facility. University officials say they have corrected those conditions.
- GIRLS' BASKETBALL 1993-94 / ORANGE LEAGUE
- Cabell F. Cobbs has joined Independence One...
- Lockheed Launches Attack on Pollution : Aerospace: Seeking to avoid repeat of costly Burbank cleanup, firm is investing in controlling toxics at new Palmdale Skunk Works.
- Surge in County's Housing Sales Continues in October
- Brian Katz has been appointed general manager...
- Resolute Laguna Backs Museum
- Culture : The Holy War Over Russia's Prized Icons : Who owns religious art? Give it to the church, orders President Yeltsin. Keep it in museums, say distraught curators.
- Comic Book Depiction of Hitler Draws Bad Review From German School Officials : Education: Critics of the teaching tool worry that the drawings trivialize the country's Nazi past.
- Nation IN BRIEF : OREGON : Adoptive Parents Indicted in 3 Deaths
- Ojai City Council to Consider Buying Gas-Run Streetcar, Expanding Service
- WHY PROHIBITION WON'T WORK : Supply Only Follows Demand : The war on drugs shows the futility of suppressing a determined market--and handguns are as easy to produce as marijuana.
- GIRLS' BASKETBALL 1993-94 / ORANGE LEAGUE
- HEALTH CARE
- Datron Transco Inc. of Simi Valley received...
- AMERICAN AIRLINES STRIKE ENDS : Q&A; : Turbulence Isn't Over Yet
- GTE Government Systems Corp. of Westlake Village...
- Seaward to Coordinate Mexico 'Trade Missions'
- Kavlico Corp. of Moorpark received a $243,600...
- PerfectData Reports Loss in 2nd Quarter
- Company Town : Yule With Less 'Wonderful Life'? Tune In
- Nation IN BRIEF : SOUTH CAROLINA : Military College Seeks Ruling Change
- 2 O.C. Latino Couples Win Housing Case
- Legal Immigrants Find Refuge, Prosperity in L.A. : Newcomers: Sunset Boulevard's mosaic of cultures testifies to their success. But not all are welcomed.
- Students Protest Gay Group : Rights: Many Fountain Valley High demonstrators wear "No Gays" T-shirts in expressing their opposition to the homosexual support group on campus. Other students object to the demonstration.
- LAKE FOREST : Two Convicted in Shooting at School
- Ventura County Becoming Home for Many New Legal Immigrants : Influx: Advocates say many of the residents are caught in a backlash of sentiment against the foreign-born.
- Free Turkey Dinner for Entertainers
- MUSIC REVIEWS : Morgan Leads Black Composers' Works
- Pac Tel Cellular Phone Advertising Message Isn't as Digital as It Sounds
- Writing Shop Keeps Busy Doing Resumes
- House Panel Urges Changes, Streamlining
- Profile : Poland's Youngest Prime Minister Still Mostly a Mystery : Secretive and suspicious, Waldemar Pawlak is nonetheless popular. He has turned the Establishment upside down by refusing to play politics.
- GARDEN GROVE : Pioneer Park to Get Roller Hockey Rink
- Santa Ana Renews Efforts Against 'Flyer' Parties
- NEWPORT BEACH : State Takes License From Podiatrist
- Jury Deliberates in Murder Trial
- Ducks Enjoy Themselves on the Road : NHL: They defeat the Calgary Flames, 2-1, for their third victory in a row.
- PACIFIC 10 BASKETBALL PREVIEW : Talented Guards Add Strength to League From Top to Bottom
- Amerigon Reports Wider Loss in 3rd Quarter
- Company Town
- ADDIS ABABA : Reconcile--or Else
- Nation IN BRIEF : WASHINGTON, D.C. : Court Aid Sought in Packwood Subpoena
- BOOK REVIEW: MEMOIR : A Uniquely Told Tale of Love and True Grit : MAGGIE: A Love Story <i> by John Sanford</i> , Barricade Books, $22, 415 pages
- COUNTYWIDE : Jail Inmates Allege Feeding Violations
- ARLETA : Signatures Collected in ZIP Code Drive
- UC IRVINE NOTEBOOK / JOHN WEYLER : Water Polo Crunch Time Brings Out the Best in Hakim's Game
- THE NHL / HELENE ELLIOTT : Officially Speaking, Action Needed
- GIRLS' BASKETBALL 1993-94 / ORANGE LEAGUE : Hudson Stands Out, Even From a Shadow
- JAZZ REVIEW : Music Jumps All Over the Place
- MOVIE REVIEW : 'Fate': Portrait of a Family Caught in Cycle of Poverty
- The Sleight of Hand in 'Addams' : Movies: How did they do that? Tony Gardner's Alterian Studios was responsible for much of the special effects in 'Values.' It's all a matter of 'illusion,' he says.
- Drug Maker Cortex Named in Breach of Agreement Suit
- Litton Systems Inc. of Woodland Hills obtained...
- SEC Tightens Rules on Information to Be Placed on Proxy Statements
- Families in Suburbs Suffer Corrosive Fear of Violence
- Man on Bar Stool Killed, 6 Hurt as Truck Rams Pub
- Public Warned Not to Remove Trees
- Letter imperfect: Yes, it was a big...
- 250 Residents Protest Water Rate System : Utility: The crowd, joined by Councilwoman Laura Chick, threatened lawsuits and initiative drives unless relief from higher bills is provided.
- Jackson's Condition Is Improving, His Doctor Says : Courts: New legal troubles arise as former security guards claim in a lawsuit they were fired because they knew about singer's visits with young boys.
- FULLERTON : Students Stay Late to Get Ahead
- SOUTHERN SECTION GIRLS' TENNIS FINALS : Newport Harbor Takes On No. 1 Peninsula Again
- Irvine Relies on Defense for Victory
- Weiss Benches Four Starters in Clipper Loss
- O.C POP MUSIC REVIEW : Squeezing a Career Out of Neglect : Ignored by fame and fortune, the group that emerged from British, late-'70s punk/new wave perseveres with remarkable lyrics, melodies and harmony.
- MOVIESHe'll 'Do Anything'--Except a Musical: After five...
- 49ers Send Saints a Message : Pro football: Young passes for three touchdowns, two to Rice, as San Francisco rolls to 42-7 victory.
- NAFTA Vote
- Bilingual Education
- Cardinal Bernardin
- Brady Bill
- Tax for Insurance
- Holiday Closings
- Bar the Door for Rude Brokers
- Health Plan and Psychotherapy
- Notes on a Scorecard - Nov. 23, 1993
- Obituaries - Nov. 23, 1993
- Obituaries - Nov. 23, 1993
- Airline Walkout Ends; Talks Set : Labor: American, flight attendants agree to binding arbitration after Clinton intervenes. Carrier is expected to gear up quickly for the busy Thanksgiving period.
- Compromise on Brady Gun Bill Blocked by GOP
- LAPD Feels First Effects of Police Sickout
- Airline Walkout Ends; Talks Set : Labor: American, flight attendants agree to binding arbitration after Clinton intervenes. Carrier is expected to gear up quickly for the busy Thanksgiving period.
- Bill to Rein In Election Funds Passes in House
- Autopsy Shows Girl Was Victim of Violence : Crime: Her body was found in neighbor's closet in Woodland Hills. Police say the suspect acted alone.
- Document Describes Details of Capitol Sting : Court: Judge releases FBI affidavit in probe of lawmakers Nolan and Hill. They say it is misleading.
- Document Describes Capitol Sting : Courts: Judge releases 1988 FBI affidavit in corruption probe of Hill and Nolan. Defendants call the information misleading.
- Top Managers of Nike Unit Resign, Sue for $2 Million : Lawsuit: Robert and James Warsaw, whose father founded Irvine-based Sports Specialties, have filed a fraud and breach of contract suit.
- LAPD, Union Square Off as Sickout Begins
- Kidnaped Girl, 8, Died of Trauma : Crime: The body was found in the bedroom closet of a man arrested on suspicion of murder, officials say. Family and friends remember the vivacious and cheerful child.
- Heat Builds Over UC Deal With Milken : Education: Senator sends a blistering letter to the university president about the system's agreement to split profits with the ex-junk bond king on UCLA lecture tapes. A comic strip fuels the controversy.
- BANKING & FINANCE - Nov. 23, 1993
- TECHNOLOGY - Nov. 23, 1993
- TECHNOLOGY - Nov. 23, 1993
- TECHNOLOGY - Nov. 23, 1993
- OTHER NEWS - Nov. 23, 1993
- OTHER NEWS - Nov. 23, 1993
- OTHER NEWS - Nov. 23, 1993
- BARELY MOVING: You need a magnifying glass...
- Melee Prompts Calls for Tighter Security at Palladium
- Clinton Calls on L.A. Crowd to Fight Crime : Violence: 'Take our communities back,' he says in Eastside appearance. He also meets with fire victims.
- Plane Crash in Macedonia Kills 115; 1 Survivor
- Cutting the Federal Work Force
- GARDEN GROVE : Acting School Supt. Named by Board
- Road Remains Rough; Lakers Lose, 105-102
- BOYS' BASKETBALL 1993-1994: ORANGE LEAGUE
- Glendale to Issue Parking Passes Around College
- Some Just Laugh, Others Want to Zap Gory Video Games
- Bikers Take Toys to Sick Children : Holiday spirit: More than 80 in Fullerton Harley Owners Group join caravan to UCLA Medical Center.
- 710 FREEWAY EXTENSION: PRO and CON : In Alhambra, Fighting Traffic and Smog : South Pasadenans have managed to obstruct the final link for years, while neighbors suffer.
- SANTA CLARA RIVER : Excavation of Sand Resumes Near Habitat
- Hawaii Wins, 45-17
- Coaching Helps Sunny Hills Sustain Winning Tradition : Water polo: Innovative techniques make a difference for the Lancers, who will play in their 14th title game.
- Packers One Game Out After Win : NFC: Green Bay defeats Detroit, 26-17, to move right behind the Lions in NFC Central race.
- POP MUSIC REVIEW : Lindley's Jabs at Middle Class Are Gentle but Telling : His and percussionist Hani Naser's performance in San Juan is typically extraordinary--and typically bizarre.
- CHINA
- Clothestime Inc.: The Anaheim women's apparel retailer...
- 3 Americans Accused in Thai Heroin Cases
- Stands Collapse, Killing 6
- Gunfight Fatal to Driver for Mandela's Wife
- Wrong Bet a Winner for Chinese Students
- Sex Shop Chain Uses the Law in Its Own Defense
- Council Will Decide if Lots Are Nuisances to the Public : Simi Valley: The city can clear property of tumbleweeds at the owners' expense. The wind-blown vegetation is mainly considered a traffic hazard.
- LA HABRA : PTA Officer Selected to Finish Board Term
- Only One Team Here Is Mighty : Hockey: Once-proud Oilers offer little resistance in losing to Ducks for a second time.
- Morse Code: Call the Penalty, No Matter What It Costs You
- Golfer Heather Farr Dies at 28 After Cancer Fight
- JAZZ REVIEW : Ariel's Compositions Bring Out Best in Brazilian Beat
- Pilot's Hard Work Turns Fantasy Into a Dream Come True : Flying: The aerobatic plane that chiropractor Robert Griffin began building in his office two years ago is nearly ready to take off.
- Oilers Get Big Day from Gary Brown and Win : AFC: Subbing for Lorenzo White, Houston running back rushes for 194 yards in victory over a struggling Cleveland.
- A Workmanlike Victory for Buccaneers
- Some Sweeps in the Right Direction
- 3 Underground Films of Vision
- Jets Play Well Enough to Defeat Bengals, 17-12 : AFC: Esiason sticks to basics against former team, becomes all-time passing leader among left-handers.
- High-Tech Reigns at Theme Park Trade Show : Entertainment: The booming field is drawing sophisticated new players from the aerospace, computer and movie industries.
- Making It in Motorcycle Business No Easy Ride : Steve Nelson has found success drafting behind the enormous appeal of Harley-Davidson Inc. by selling aftermarket parts.
- JAPAN
- Subpoena Led Packwood to Reject Resignation
- CULTURE WATCH : There's Meaning in That Gibberish
- Lawyer of Man in Rampage Says Aid Was Cut in Error
- President Wages a New Budget Battle in House
- Youth / OPINION : 'TV, Cinema Violence Is a Serious Matter'
- SIMI VALLEY : Volunteers Sought for Fire Restoration
- SOCCER / JULIE CART : Playing Host to World Cup Final Carries With It Certain Advantages
- JAZZ REVIEW : LaBarbera Combo Works Well
- World-Class Discount
- Butting Heads Over a Pair of Buttheads
- Plane Crashes After Collision With Sky Diver
- BOOK REVIEW / FICTION : A Powerful Tale of Dreams, Exploration : THE PROSPECTOR <i> by J. M. G. Le Clezio</i> , <i> Translated from the French by Carol Marks</i> , David R. Godine, $22.95, 320 pages
- WPA PROJECTS
- NBA ROUNDUP : Lindsey Hunter Scores 23 to Lead Pistons Over 76ers
- Lincoln's Play Helps Bears Defeat Chiefs : Interconference: Cornerback intercepts pass to set up Anderson's go-ahead touchdown in 19-17 victory.
- MUSIC REVIEWS : Falletta Skillful With Orff, Barber
- O.C. MOVIE REVIEW : A Very Violent 'Best Friend'
- JAZZ REVIEW : Akiyoshi Extends Her Range at Royce Hall
- MUSIC REVIEWS : Brown's Chamber Return
- POP MUSIC REVIEW : Mode's Unsatisfying Success : British Group Wildly Well-Received but Still Lacks Depth
- NEWS ANALYSIS : Did APEC Work? It's a Matter of Interpretation : Trade: The Asia-Pacific summit produced no concrete progress. But symbolically, it may have accomplished a lot.
- Thousand Oaks Mayor Drops Oath Demand
- Defense and DeBerg Give Dolphins a Win : AFC: Miami quarterback completes two fourth-quarter touchdown passes and defense holds off New England in 17-13 victory.
- All Signs Point Knox to Rubley
- Rubley Makes Most of a Second Chance : Rams: Quarterback wasn't sure he would play again after 49er debacle.
- Screen Violence: To Regulate or Not to Regulate? : No Influence on Public Behavior? Ha!
- Weekend Reviews : DANCE REVIEW : Africains' 'Silo' Depicts Ceremonies of Guinea
- DANA POINT : Meeting to Focus on Town Revitalization
- Requiem for a Graveyard : Sylmar: Abandoned cemetery shows decay, but some want it preserved as a historic site.
- COUNTYWIDE : A Call to Remember the 1st Thanksgiving
- Biologists Fear Mystery Illness in Abalone Is Spreading : Fishing: Scientists suspect that it is the same ailment that has decimated one type of the mollusk. The experts are accused of using scare tactics.
- Testimony : ONE PERSON'S STORY ABOUT THE WAR ON AIDS : 'The Black Community Is Just Feeling Overwhelmed'
- Smith Injures Leg as Cowboys Lose : NFC: Running back leaves game in first half, and Atlanta ends Dallas' seven-game winning streak, 27-14.
- TAIWAN
- House Weighs Campaign Reforms : Politics: Lawmakers debate measure setting voluntary spending limits for candidates. Democratic leaders are pushing hard for action.
- SOUTH KOREA
- GEORGE M. CHITTY / Chief executive officer, Orange County chapter, American Red Cross
- NEWS ANALYSIS : Flight Attendants Test Tactics of Limited Strike
- Jewish Settlers Urged to Resist Palestinian Police : Israel: Leaders call for use of weapons if necessary. But government says it won't back off from historic accord.
- Making Infertility a Health Care Issue : Insurance: Groups want the Clinton Administration's reform package to include coverage for procedures to aid infertile couples.
- ORANGE COUNTY VOICES : For Terminally Ill, Hospices Offer Palliative Alternative
- IRVINE : Student Who Fired Gun in Class Expelled
- Supervisors to Discuss Expanding Bus Service : Transportation: They will review plan, which would increase frequency and, for the first time, serve large employers such as the Navy base and Camarillo State Hospital.
- COSTA MESA : Yo-Yo Professional Entrances Students
- Police Find 8-Year-Old Girl's Body; Murder Suspect Held : Crime: Police say Nicole Parker was found dead in apartment of 22-year-old who lives near father.
- Stewart Comes to His Senses, Rescues Rams
- Titan Men's Soccer Team on a Roll in NCAA Tournament : College: Fullerton edges San Diego, 3-2, to advance to the quarterfinals this weekend.
- In the Running : UCLA's Hecox and Bartholomew Will Compete Today for NCAA Title
- Nebraska Doesn't Get Lost in Shuffle : College football: Cornhuskers take the weekend off and take over the top spot in the bowl coalition poll.
- OCCUPATION: VOICE-OVER ARTIST
- 4 European Air Carriers Scrap Plan for Merger : Transportation: The airlines had hoped to form a 'fortress' to compete with lower-cost flights.
- 5.1 Quake Rattles Alaska
- Ukraine Backsliding on A-Arms a Setback for U.S. : Disarmament: Washington used to think Kiev could be persuaded to dismantle its warheads. No more.
- Bus Driver Dozes; Crash Injures 43 in Colorado
- Building a New Life From the Ashes : Aid: Several agencies are helping the victims of the suspected arson Downtown. But the displaced residents' needs are many.
- Has the Bobbitt Case Escalated the War Between the Sexes?
- ALL FOR ONE: One in four San...
- HUNTINGTON BEACH : Robbery Suspects Caught on Way Out
- On Thursdays, Veterans Hospital Jumps to Big-Band Sounds
- Second Opinion / OTHER MEDIA : RAFU SHIMPO : Victim As Discriminator
- LAPD Official Calls Sickout Ploy Illegal : Labor: Commander says officers who participate in 'blue flu' will be disciplined. Union calls for the job action on Tuesday and Wednesday.
- Modest Proposal : Car-Sharing, Not Pooling, Is the Answer