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PERSONAL PERSPECTIVE : Sure, Patrons Must Be Satisfied--But Will I Serve Time?
Passing the Baton : Police Will Reclaim Areas That Deputies Patrolled for 3 Years
The Region : 5 Arrested in Smog Probe
In the Cradle of American History : From Faneuil Hall to the Tea Party ship, Boston has attractions to please visitors of all ages.
City Convenience in a Resort-Like Setting : Anaheim Hills: Country charm, greenery and wildlife are among draws of this freeway-close Orange County community.
After 2 Decades, Solzhenitsyn to Return to Russia, Wife Says
Tomahawks: Least Risky Option : Military: The cruise missiles were chosen to cause the fewest possible civilian casualties in Iraq while putting no U.S. personnel at risk.
Bitter Fight Still Ahead Over Future Use of Base : Planning: Warring O.C. factions could hurt ultimate outcome by prolonging debate over control of land.
SHELTER FROM SHAME : Building Bridges Into the Multicultural Community, Local Refuge Has Award-Winning Programs to Reach Battered Women Who Are Up Against Barriers of Custom and Language.
The Seasonal Menu : NETWORKS, CABLE SERVE UP 30-PLUS NEW SERIES TO WHET THE HARDY VIEWER'S APPETITE
Deputies Arrest Burglary Suspect
Alarcon's Victory in the 7th District Was No Safe Bet After All : The Valley's first Latino City Council member won in the ethnically diverse area by drawing votes from conservative Anglos and African-Americans.
OJAI : Weldon Operator Asks to Be on Trash Panel
Obituary
Firms Fined for Using Lake as a Dump : Environment: A drought revealed that two companies that cleaned houseboats dumped 100 truckloads of debris. They agree to pay $1.3-million penalty, along with $1-million cleanup.
TENNIS / THOMAS BONK : His Story Was a Cut Above the Others
Roaming Oregon Trails : On a quest for low-key towns, low -priced motels and honest food on a drive down the majestic coast
Bluesman Digs 'Beach' Getaway
Soldiers of the New World Order : Aggressive Peacemakers, U.S. Marines Draw Down the Warlords of Somalia and Write a Military Blueprint for Future Campaigns
Guests Recall Inner Strength, Grace : Tributes: Attendees ranging from Patrick J. Buchanan to George S. McGovern share their recollections.
Getting a lock on making your home child-safe
When a Really Good Deal Is Really a Steal
Perry Mason Sunday (1 p.m. on TBS)...
Federal Panel Pushes New AIDS Drug Strategy
$25 in Welfare Rides on Children's Shots
Working Together for a Peaceful School : Education: Multicultural task force grapples with issues that sparked a racially charged fight at Trabuco Hills High School.
Any Thought of Motorboats Is Dead in the Water
Low-Cost Housing Group Gets $384,000 : Development: The nonprofit organization will use the bank grant to help buy and rehabilitate 19 buildings in Santa Ana.
Professor Faces Charges of Sex With Minors
Scientists Lend Skills in Partnership With Schools
Mintey Leads From Start to Finish in Saugus Victory
BASEBALL / ROSS NEWHAN : Warning Signs on Strawberry Were All Too Clear
Sleepless in Seattle? Not if Salkeld Can Help It : Pro baseball: Former Saugus right-hander gives Mariners reason for optimism in first appearance since 1991.
Trumpet Virtuoso, 71, Makes His West Coast Debut Tonight
MONEY TALK / CARLA LAZZARESCHI : Tax-Free Bonds Aren't for Everyone
No Shortcuts on Road Back From Bankruptcy
Dryer Keeps Squealing Despite Repair Attempt
FICTION
Library Waives Admission Fee
Cedars-Sinai 4-Building Expansion Approved
Claremont : $750,000 Grant to College
Neighborhood Gives Up on Barricades : North Hills: Residents feel trapped by barriers that were built to curb drive-through drug sales.
Who's the Boss?
A look at Hollywood and the movies : 'FIRM' BILLING : Trust Us--Gene Hackman's in It
Jerry Herman to Get His Due : Songs from the prolific composer-lyricist's many musicals will be sung by Broadway stars in a Hollywood Bowl fund-raising tribute
FDIC Predicts Fewer Bank Failures in 1993 : Finance: Federal regulators say the total in failed assets will reach $10 billion, lowest since 1987.
CHINATOWN: A Portrait of a Closed Society...
Developing a Sense of Humus
Living Variously : CITY POET: The Life and Times of Frank O'Hara, By Brad Gooch (Alfred A. Knopf: $30; 532 pp.)
MELTING POT : Native Tongue
London's Tower Bridge Closes Gates to Vehicles
New Downtown HIV Clinic Opens
Doorman to the Rich and Famous Retires : New York: During his 44 years working for two ritzy Fifth Avenue stores, serving celebrities became second nature. Now Pat Salvaggione is headed to California for a new life.
Claremont : Libraries Get Allen's Papers
SANTA PAULA : 3 Injured by Gunfire During Car Chase
A Long Way From Kansas : Toddler Awaits Donor at Irvine Home
Who's on First? : There's More to Being a First Base Coach Than Meets the Eye--but Not Much More
Game Finds Itself Needing Home Run
In Brief
TONY TONI TONE"Sons of Soul" Wing/Mercury* *...
Get Out or Be Dragged Out : QUEER IN AMERICA: Sex, the Media and the Closets of Power, By Michelangelo Signorile (Random House: $23; 368 pp.)
HOMEFRONT : Ghosts in the Machine
His Self-Esteem, Humor Were Never Impaired : Disabled: Retired social worker says, 'By seeing what I could do, people saw what the handicapped could do.'
Voices : Excerpts of Eulogies for Pat Nixon
TRAVEL INSIDER : How to Survive a Trip to Land of Rising Yen : Japan: Although the country is more expensive than ever, various lodging, dining and transportation options can make it more affordable for Westerners.
Casting the First Stone : STONEWALL, By Martin Duberman (Dutton: $23; 330 pp.)
Interns' Counting of Car Pools 'More Art Than Science' : Transportation: From their perches above the San Diego, Santa Ana and Costa Mesa freeways, non-Caltrans employees peer into vehicles to record the number of occupants.
Israeli Helicopters Blast Possible Guerrilla Bases
Arcade Owner Pushes the Right Buttons : Youths: Taggers and gangbangers find a father figure in La Habra merchant. After earning their trust, he tries to steer them away from trouble.
Diners at Dora's Got a Side Order of Comfort They Say They'll Miss
JEFFERSON PARK : Safety Takes a Seat at Muffler Shops
Radio Korea : As a voice of and an ear to the Korean-Amercian community, KBLA teaches its listeners to 'become more Americanized.' News is the station's primary attraction. : JIN HO LEE
Yellowstone Suffers in Budget Squeeze : National Parks: A ranger shortage means unattended entry gates--and uncollected admission fees. Potholes and crumbling shoulders have turned roads into obstacle courses--and good luck finding a nature guide.
Panel Votes to Close El Toro; San Diego Gains
Plight of Children Held By INS Stirs Chinese : Immigrants: Chinese-Americans are rallying to help the youngsters from Fujian province who are being held at L.A. County juvenile halls. Many visit the detainees and some want to adopt them.
Downshifting in Order for Ventura Boulevard : $222 Million for Improvements Is Unwise in Tough Times
Rolling Up Its Sleeves to Ease Messy Job : * EPA Takes Steps to Assist Westminster Residents Affected by Superfund Site Cleanup
Davenport Loses in Singles : Tennis: Former Chadwick High student is defeated by 16th-seeded player at Wimbledon.
Former Loyola Marymount Outfielder Bean Is Getting a Chance With Padres
THOROUGHBRED RACING : Casual Lies Ends Layoff, Wins Feature at Golden Gate Fields
NHL ENTRY DRAFT : Finally, a Drafted Duck Deserving of an Exclamation Point
Paulinho's Late Free Kick Saves Salsa From Deja Vu
He Returns to the Scene of His Prime : Prep football: San Pedro High graduate Marijon Ancich is at back St. Paul, where he built a powerhouse program in the 1960s, '70s and early '80s.
FILM COMMENT : Endangered Species : The American action-fantasy epic is in danger of becoming terminally musclebound and knuckleheaded
A look at Hollywood and the movies : THE LEGAL FILE : Whiplash Willie Gets a Makeover : By JANE GALBRAITH
National Bank of Southern California Hires VP
TIMES BOARD OF ECONOMISTS / GEORGE L. PERRY : Inflation Is Not Posing a Serious Threat to U.S. Interest Rates--Yet
Another Helping of Bed and Breakfast Guides
ADVENTURE TRAVEL : Going to Extremes at the Bering Glacier : Six Kayakers Find Beauty in Isolation Near Alaska's South-Central Shore
STYLE: LOOKS : Much Ado About a 'Do
CASE HISTORY : The Strategy, the Fights, the Setbacks--How Four Angry Men Tackled the Most Explosive Criminal Trial in Modern History
Laughing on the Inside, Also
Families to Leave Homes for Toxic Waste Cleanup : Pollution: Excavation of the Superfund site, which contains refinery sludge, will begin next spring. In a rare action, the EPA will relocate households at its expense.
Rabbinical Rad : His Religious Calling Doesn't Drown Out the Song of the Surf
SOUTH LOS ANGELES : Community Can Join Liquor Lawsuit
WEST ADAMS : Center Makes Sure Charges Are Able
Bomb Clinched Verdict Against Baghdad
Phone Technology Sure to Inspire New Hang-Ups
Jordan's King Hussein Gets Clean Bill of Health
Is the Support for Air Bags Overblown? : Safety: While deployment sometimes causes injuries, experts say the risk of death from an unprotected frontal crash is far greater.
South Pasadena : Tentative Budget Approved
Christopher May Be Sent to Visit Mideast : Diplomacy: If peace talks remain deadlocked, the secretary of state or his top aide could be dispatched to appeal to Israeli, Arab leaders.
Panel's Vote: Close El Toro Base : Military: Marine Corps' operation to move to Miramar Naval Air Station in San Diego. Closure recommendation still needs President's approval.
Oil Firm Asked to Ensure Home Values Won't Sink : Real estate: Hermosa Beach panel recommends that permit to drill be contigent on company setting up a trust fund to compensate nearby residents if property values decline.
For Garrison-Jackson, It's Like Good Old Days
The tricks of the turtle trade are...
A Unique Opportunity to Buy Parkland : The Mountains Conservancy and the City Should Team Up to Preserve Longridge Canyon
Yes, Guns Kill (Young) People : Increasingly, it's kids who are the victims of the gun culture
Is Democracy Breaking Out in Japanese Politics? : Reform: Liberal Democratic Party members are going their separate ways, and the voters appear fed up with scandal. But don't hold your breath.
Developers Want to Build 'Suburban' Resident Inn : Housing: It would be near Irvine waste site and rock-crushing plant, raising noise concerns.
Congressmen Clash Over Cure for Deficit
Nurturing the Mind Begins at Home : A teacher's job is to spark young students. But when parents send so many 'broken' children to school, it's a miracle any of them are successful.
Ivanisevic Takes Fifth After Losing in Five : Wimbledon: He stomps off after dropping the decisive set to Martin in only 16 minutes.
Giulini: Life in the Slow Lane
Potential NBA First-Round Draft Picks
FOUR IN THE MORNING by Sy...
Anger is My Business : THE NIGHT MANAGER, By John le Carre (Alfred A. Knopf: $24; 429 pp.)
ABORIGINAL ART by Wally Caruana (Thames...
For dedicated gardeners, here are suggestions...
Edinburgh's Historic Victoria Street : From tatted lace to fine teas, shops along this cobblestoned Scottish lane blend the old and new.
Ranking of AIDS Deaths Misconstrued by Officials : Statistics: Numbers put Pasadena and Glendale near top. But study does not clarify that there are fewer homicides in those areas, inflating percentage of those dying with HIV.
Cutbacks, Fee Hikes Allow for 50 More Police : Spending: The $1.69-billion plan trims nearly every department except police, and increases fees for water, sewer, gas, trash and recycling.
Glendora Approves Deal With Wal-Mart
Wholesaler Caters to Mom-and-Pop Stores : Business: The center targets small South-Central stores unable to afford larger suppliers. Lower prices may find their way to customers.
Employees, Retirees Ponder Future Without Air Station : Impact: About 2,100 civilians would lose their jobs, and ex-military personnel would lose support system.
Outcry Greets Plea Bargain in Gang Rape : New York: Five men are fined $750 apiece as first-time offenders. Protests pour in from around the country.
La Habra Sets Smoking Ban at All Schools
No Pain, No Gain at Congested El Toro Y : * Improvement Project Will Require Extra Patience at the Notorious Confluence
Amgen Plans Major Expansions : Biotechnology: The Thousand Oaks firm hopes to double its work force and space.
Welcome Words on the Gnatcatcher : * Babbitt's Assurance of U.S. Role Brings Sighs of Relief
GETTING BAKED: A California Department of Transportation...
COMMENTARY ON PARTNERSHIP : Businesses Should Lead Efforts in Community Cooperation : Orange County Together provides a blueprint for protecting and providing opportunities for residents.
BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE MAJOR LEAGUES : Memo Says Padres Will Offer Refunds
BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : ANGELS : Lovullo Shows Value as a Starter
Finally, He Sticks : Angels' Lovullo Hits After Blowing Several Major League Trials
Painful Win for Dodgers : Baseball: They rally to beat Cubs, 5-4, but victory is bittersweet after learning of death of Campanella.
Westward Bound: A Week on the Oregon Trail : Surprises abound as author retraces the 2,170-mile route taken by American pioneers 150 years earlier.
2 Candidates Barred From Nigeria Vote : Africa: Nation's military ruler announces new presidential elections to replace June 12 balloting he annulled.
Most Commonly Asked Compost Questions
THE NBA / MARK HEISLER : Webber Will Be Part of Another Fab Five in Draft
Kings Trade Millen : Hockey: Center had said he would test the market. L.A. gets the 117th pick in draft.
SPLITSVILLE: In other rap news, the seven-year...
A look at Hollywood ad the movies : MR. STONE, MEET MR. WANG : 'The Joy Luck Club' Gets Backing From a Very Unexpected Source
Your Mortgage : Battle Over Lucrative Closing Costs on Horizon
L.A. SPEAK
DON'T TOUCH THAT DIAL ... : News or snooze? It's just a matter of time in Los Angeles : Who really needs an early start on the news of L.A.?
A Direct Approach : ACTOR RON SILVER HELMS A HOMAGE TO HITCHCOCK'S 1944 THRILLER 'LIFEBOAT'
Arcadia : Wilson Fills Trade Post
Gay Pride Parade to Be Shown Live on Cable Stations
The Hummingbird's Part of the Show
STRADBROKE DERAMTIME by Oodgeroo Nunukul (Imprint/Angus...
Some Princely Views at Castle Rock State Park
Simulation Trains Pilots for Disasters
Strikers Accuse Spa Maker of Violating Labor Laws
Immigrant Parents Urged: 'Spare the Rod'
Granville Closes Fast at Year's End : State meet: Freshman finishes third in 400. He is still California's only ninth-grader to break 48 seconds.
Renovated Matisse Museum Reopens
Nation IN BRIEF : IDAHO : Verdict Eludes Jury in Shootout Trial
Baby-Sitter's Sudden Departure Leaves Family in Crisis of Trust
In this L.A. neighborhood, food is not taken for granted. Four potatoes and a chicken become dinner for 17. Stores are scarce. And transporting groceries can be a trial. : Living Close to the Edge
Education Meets the Budget Ax : Spending: Teaching positions are cut in two districts, with other sacrifices elsewhere. San Marino and Arcadia schools survive intact.
Monterey Park : Traffic Proposals Lose Out
Broken Children, Broken Lives : ONE DARK BODY, By Charlotte Watson Sherman (HarperCollins: $20; 209 pp.)
Still Life
Study in Contradictions : ANTHONY TROLLOPE, By Victoria Glendinning (Alfred A. Knopf: $30; 50 photographs, 551 pp.)
True to the Text : BUDDENBROOKS: The Decline of a Family, By Thomas Mann / Translated by John E. Woods (Alfred A. Knopf: $35; 647 pp.)
The Region : Holiday Noise Irritates Pets
Intern Is Headed to the White House
Off-Road Racer Downshifts Into Reality : Motor sports: The cost of competing catches up with South Gate's John Gersjes. He drives an 18-wheeler while his racing vehicles sit idly in his garage.
Irish Divorce Ban Shaky as More Couples Split : Religion: The overwhelmingly Catholic nation plans a vote next year on whether to change the constitution. A similar effort failed seven years ago, but times may be changing.
Yeltsin Unveils Draft of New Constitution : Russia: Compromise proposal establishes civil and property rights. It also backs aways from earlier plan to give sweeping powers to president.
2 Chicago Teens Killed by Gunfire From Gang
ZALMAN KING : His Erotic 'Shoe' Fits
Nation IN BRIEF : MISSOURI : 1 Dead, Dozens Hurt in Tour Bus Crash
DOWNTOWN : Hotel for Homeless Is Unsafe, City Says
The Contest Over, Residents Consider What Was Won, Lost : Reaction: Some think the decision about the base is a financial disaster. Others see it as a chance for economic renewal.
Around the World in Just One Night
The Looting of Our Schools : Burglary, Vandalism Toll in '92: $6.5 Million
Legislature Leaves Cities Little Reason to Celeberate : Budgets: Most leaders plan a combination of spending cuts and tax increases to make up for what they will lose to the state.
Ahmed H. Zewail, Linus Pauling Professor of...
Q&A; / MARK EHRMAN : Beating the Blues
Roadblock : Outside Contractors Lose Vital Caltrans Work in Legal Tussle
RESTAURANTS : REGENCY STYLE : It's Opulent, Dramatic and Romantic-- They Don't Make 'Em Like This Anymore
THE WHALE WATCHERS HANDBOOK: A Field Guide...
Key Questions to Ask Your Home Builder
BOTTOM LINE : In Mexico, You May Not Have to Peso Mucho
Foley Backs Tax Breaks for 'Working Poor,' Boost in Corporate Rates : Deficit: Speaker voices concern for full-time workers who still fall below poverty line. He would raise big business' tax from 35% to 36%.
San Diego's Gain Translates Into Loss for Orange County, Bay Area
With Erosion Taking Its Toll, Maybe There Won't Always Be an England
Crack Was His Life; AIDS Probably Will Be His Death, but He's Coping
Scientists Debate the Destruction of Remaining Vials of Smallpox Virus : Health: Hundreds of test tubes sit in labs in Atlanta and Moscow. Some researchers want history's deadliest disease kept alive for study; others want it extinct.
A Dream That Goes Far Beyond Reality : Buthelezi must be sensible, for the good of South Africa
Local Rabbi Paves Way for Jewish Gay Rights : Religion: Harold Schulweis' bold stand on the issue has triggered unprecedented change among mainstream congregations.
Variety Shows at The Pink Offer Colorful Shades of Offbeat Talent
INDUSTRY CHATTER: EMI Music top brass denied...
RUDE AWAKENINGS : Roused From Our Harmonious Dreams, We Are Left Bereft by Reality
Nixon Family
Airline Cuts May Reduce Quality of Future Pilots : Safety: Few recruits are entering the training pipeline, because few jobs are available. Since a third of flight crews will retire over next decade, replacements may lack experience.
Ex-SS Officer Fans German Nationalism
"Dear Son," the note began.And to think...
Unemployed Middle Manager Must Borrow From the Future : Economy: Eighteen months after losing his well-paying job, he's working for $7.25 an hour and rapidly depleting retirement savings.
Grief Sustains Couple in Suit Over Son's Death : Court: Attorney for Greater El Monte Community Hospital says the jury award of $624,774 will be appealed. Jose Francisco Huizar had been taken to the hospital for a blood test.
CAMPANELLA DIES: Woodland Hills resident Roy Campanella,...
Heavy Metal Artists
Bikes and Badges : Inglewood Police Patrol Uses Stealth to Chalk Up More Than 50 Arrests, Tickets in First 2 Weeks
SIMI VALLEY : Tree-Planting Group Names 4 New Officers
Seniors Give Their Bodies to Science--on a Loan : Exercises Fit Into Mobility Research : at Cal State Fullerton
Ventura Residents Get Rid of Tons of Trash on Free Dump Day
Match Ends in Surprise for Young Challenger : Chess: Twelve-year-old Yorba Linda boy beats young champion, also 12, from Los Angeles. Despite his prowess, he thinks he 'just got lucky' during the tournament play.
Hawthorne Sees Allure in Fashion Center Plan : Economy: Developer of proposed $150-million complex has designs on bringing a large part of the Los Angeles apparel business to the South Bay.
AUTO RACING : Points Lead Takes Toll on Childress
He Has a Real Eye for Talent : Earl Brown Jr., a Former Coach Who Works for the Cincinnati Reds, Watches as the Players He Nurtured Bloom in the Majors Leagues
Chili Has a Grand Time, 4-0 : Angels: Davis' 425-foot slam is all the offense Finley needs as he pitches a three-hitter.
In Brief
Taper, Waiting for 'Room,' Turns to Mamet's 'Oleanna'
In Brief
Adopt-a-School's Unsung Hero
Spare Ocean From Navy's Bombs
Camarillo Layoffs Purely Cosmetic
Repeal Workers' Comp Minimum Rate Law
Foreign Airlines Solve Their Pilot Shortage With Schools--in the U.S. : Aviation: JAL trains students in California's wine country, All Nippon in Bakersfield. Air France, Lufthansa, Iberia, Swiss Air, China Air and Gulf Air all send their pilots to America to learn to fly.
Older Developments Need More Lighting
These 'Wetlands' Never Were
Thoughts on England
What's Oxnard Thinking of?
Pomona Mayor and Mobil-Home Space Rent Limits
LP Sounds Are Far Superior
How We Teach Kids Right From Wrong
Ducks Get Their Man in Kariya : Hockey: Freshman from University of Maine--described as All-American--fits the bill as fourth pick in NHL entry draft.
Vitamin Guru Pauling Is Gratified That Other Scientists C the Light : Health: New research supports what he has maintained for years: that Vitamins C and E protect against some diseases. He also chides world leaders for ignoring global misery and warns of violence.
Irvine Co. Should Rescind Rate Hikes
Taking Soka Land Would Be Bad for the Public
Of Metrics and Ages: When 0=1
Junior Achievement Helps At-Risk Students
A 'Wonder'-less Series
Federal Subsidies and Prop. 13
Is Ike All Right?
THE RIGHT PHOTOGRAPHER
Phoenix House and Next Council Race
Council Has Its Priorities Wrong
Controversial Call for Immigration Moratorium
COVER STORY : All Ears, All Day in TV Hell : Around the clock, the airwaves are saturated with talk shows, news programs and infomercials, all adding to television's ever-spiraling tower of babble. Could one lone critic watch it all--and live to write about it?
MOVIES : You're Sydney Pollack. The movies you've directed--among them 'Tootsie,' 'The Way We Were' and 'Out of Africa'--have gotten 43 Oscar nominations, and your latest film, 'The Firm,' is based on a mammoth bestseller and stars Tom Cruise. So . . . : Sydney, What's With the Angst?
New Smog-Check Plan Would Be Burdensome
Letter From Ex-Chairman
Tax Political Gifts
Basics Should Be Funded First
Solutions to Noise at Van Nuys Airport
Dornans' Honesty to Be Commended
Let the FDA Perform Its Job
Uncertainties, Problems With Bicycle Detours
Math Program Needs Support From Businesses
Homeowner's Eradication of Skunks Raises a Stink
More on LAX
Times Invited to Be Part of Solution
Schools Insensitive to Health Issues
Immigrants and America
Thanks for Expanding Coverage of Calabasas
Rex -n-Effects
LETTERS : CABLE UNABLE
It's Time to Repay the Firefighters
Tampering Scare
'Vouchers' Not Answer While O.C. Public Schools Do Good Job
NONFICTION - June 27, 1993
NONFICTION - June 27, 1993
NONFICTION - June 27, 1993
NONFICTION - June 27, 1993
NONFICTION - June 27, 1993
Plotters' Bomb Clinched Verdict Against Baghdad : Evidence: Device seized in Kuwait resembled one linked to Iraq earlier. Interviews by FBI buttressed case.
Experts Dispute Caltrans Data Showing Rise in Car-Pooling : Transit: Critics say methods used to evaluate Team Rideshare's success were flawed. State agency's officials insist they doubled their goal.
An Alleged Adopt-a-Star Plan Adds a New Twist : Investigation: Report says Washington booster hoped to skirt rules against player benefits by bringing South Torrance standout into his home.
Singapore Acknowledges the Virtues of Vice : Asian island nation takes steps to recapture its traditional flavor through historic restoration.
U.S. Attacks Iraq to Retaliate for Alleged Plot to Kill Bush : Persian Gulf: Cruise missiles pound Baghdad intelligence headquarters in 'wake-up call' to Hussein. He is blamed for attempt on ex-President's life during Kuwait trip.
Food You'll Never Eat : Film industry insiders are going back to studio commissaries when they do lunch. Blame it on the economy: You don't score points by eating at expensive restaurants anymore
Service Honors Pat Nixon's Quiet Strength
NOTEBOOK : Coca-Cola Pops for Improvements at Harvard Park
Pat Nixon Is Laid to Rest : Funeral: Friends, family and dignitaries gather in Yorba Linda to mourn the passing of the former First Lady.
Arab Informer in Bomb Plot--a Perilous Role
Looking for True Brit
A summary of selected City Hall actions...
SOUTH : Brighton Avenue Renaming Opposed
BELL : 3 Arrested in New Smog-Check Raid
Havana (NBC Sunday at 8 p.m.), which...
Short of a Major Miracle, Can Wilson Win in 1994? : Election: Although the governor's popularity is in the cellar, he has scored budget points. But his right thunders and his loyal supporters stew.
The U.N.'s New Mission : Nation-Building : With Bosnia and Somalia, the United Nations is now in the business of setting up governments. But isn't that the people's choice?
With a Friend Like President Clinton, California Doesn't Need an Enemy
LOS ANGELES TIMES INTERVIEW : Warren Christopher : The Embattled Secretary of State Reflects on Foreign Entanglements
Temple Beth David of West Orange County...
Salkeld Is Sharp in First Game Back
NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Sheffield Provides Immediate Impact
Sam Spiegel's Biggest Deal : Art: The Israel Museum is given the bulk of the late film producer's world-class collection. 'This is an important event in our cultural life,' its director says.
O.C. THEATER / JAN HERMAN : James Joyce's Women Revealed . . . Literarily
THEATER REVIEW : 'Pay or Play': Satire on Kids in Movie Biz
Haynes Has Her Standards . . . a Lot of Them : Jazz: The vocalist has a repertoire of 400 to 450 tunes. She will appear with Bopsicle at Vinnie's in Costa Mesa on Sunday.
TODAY AT THE AFI
Paramount Shares Soar on Rumors of a TCI-Turner Takeover
In-House Return-Air System Eliminates Musty Smells and Saves Energy
NEWS ANALYSIS : Debate Over Arming Bosnia as Stubborn as the Balkans War : Diplomacy: Some say weapons embargo should be lifted so nation can defend itself. But argument has found too little support and probably comes too late.
Crucial Voice in the AIDS Crisis
The Rev. Ronald L. Oglesbee is the...