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Opening a Bag of Holiday Packages
Variety Adds Spice in Singapore Neighborhoods
Capone Prison Register Sells for $6,875
The Quiet Man (TBS Sunday at 9:50...
Military Plane Crashes in Lesotho; 15 on Board Die
Wolfgang Petersen's The Neverending Story (Channel 13...
Vietnam Dead Honored in Tribute at Wall
Reforestation Plan's Goal Is to Save Guatemala Trees
Developers Tailor $100 Book for Estate-of-the-Art Advertising : Beverly Park: Houses in an unfinished project below Mulholland Drive are ranked with elegant mansions.
In Hermosa Beach, the three newcomers to...
PREP FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
Some Cities Tire of the Whine, Move to Ban Leaf Blowers
University of Miami Students Are the Eyes of the Hurricanes
Bo Knows Rose Bowl, but Illini Don't, 24-10
Simon Brown Is Seeking to Fight With Marlin Starling
Kingdome, Like Mariners, May Get a Facelift
Olympic figure skating champion Katarina Witt called...
Soviet Basketball Star Is in a New World
Tackling Japanese Trade Barriers
GARDENS : Mission Possible : Out of a Back Yard of Solid Rock, a Homeowner Fashions an Old-Time California Garden
AROUND HOME : Japanese Combs
Huntington Park Seeks to Boost Income From Renewal : Redevelopment: Officials are renegotiating with the county to increase the community's share of tax revenue from three projects.
Message is Clear: Voters Want Managed Growth
If Sandinistas Lose, Can the Winner Rule? : Nicaragua: Never in the nation's history has a governing party turned over power in peace. Civil war resumes even as the election proceeds.
She 'Hit the Bull's-Eye,' and Then She Hit Bottom
Values and Victories : Education: Beleaguered family life teacher Maya Decker wasn't on the ballot, but she claims vindication in the results. Two school board candidates opposed to her sex education lessons were defeated.
No. 4 Alabama Dumps LSU
South Bay Democrats want to sic a...
LAKERS TONIGHT
Upbeat, Downbeat
Back to the Hype
FICTION
AROUND HOME : Mark Hampton on Decorating BY MARK HAMPTON (Random House, Inc.; 1989)
Nation IN BRIEF : FLORIDA : Third Ship Runs Aground off Keys
Rock Climbing New York Indoor Sport
City, Ranked Least Desirable, Sees Light Above Cellar : Urban Renewal: Benton Harbor, Mich., fell to last in a ranking of places to live. But all is not lost; local boosters are beginning to engineer a comeback.
La Salle High Plans to Enroll Female Students Next Year
U.S. Work Force Needs Managers Who Know More Than Business
Measure N Backers to Clarify Role of Sheldon
Commentary : After Measure M's Defeat, Orange County Needs to Weigh Its Options
Do Numbers Add Up on Illegal Entry? : Border: A surge in arrests of illegal crossers along the U.S.-Mexico border is causing concern for government officials, but others say the figures have little meaning.
UCLA Falters Again in Second Half, 38-20
Huntington Beach Out of Playoffs : Football: School is forced to forfeit eight victories and its share of Sunset League title for using an ineligible player.
Same Time Next Year for Smith
One's Vantage Point Affects Baseball Lore
Occidental Takes Conference Title With 7-0 Victory
10-Year-Old Spectator Killed During Baja Off-Road Race
When Placing the Blame, Seattle Seahawks Are Tied in Knox
HOT FLASHES: Three months ago, Mike Bone...
They Used to Race Round and Round in Circles : Muckenthaler's Carousel Exhibit Recalls a Time When Elaborate, Fanciful, Hardwood Horses Let Dreams Take Flight
A Friend of Orange County Music Scene Pulls Up Stakes to Try His Luck in Glitter City
SPIRITS : Single-Malt Scotches : An Informal Tasting Finds Distinctive Flavors, Bouquets and Colors
Stopping to Snack Here, There and Everywhere
London Hostel Reservation System Now in Place
Oldies but Goofies : Between the Big Band Era and Elvis, Pop Music Gave Us Truly Loony Tunes
East Germany Awakens With a Vengeance : Reform: With amazing speed, change follows change in what was moments ago a police state. Reunification suddenly is no longer mere rhetoric.
Prosecutor of Year Has a Firm Lock on Success : Justice: Critics charge, however, that Torrance deputy district attorney's victories are due to prosecuting minority defendants in front of primarily conservative, white juries.
Car May Have Led to Bicyclist's Crash Into Tree
Environment : Notes about your surroundings.
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : The Heisman Trophy Is Still Up for Grabs
Lady Toros Lose NCAA Semifinal
Ducks Hand Bruins Fifth Straight Defeat
Seau Is Too Much for Wildcats : USC: Outside linebacker, once again a dominating force on defense, draws praise after helping limit Arizona to 158 rushing yards.
The Most Famous Black American in Europe : JAZZ CLEOPATRA: Josephine Baker in Her Time by Phyllis Rose (Doubleday: $29.95; 302 pp.,illustrated; 0-385-24891-1)
Grand Piano Teachers : Pair Compose Different Scores for Rest of Their Lives
Bleaching a Virus : A Street-Wise Experiment in Stemming the Spread of AIDS
Soviets Act to Curb Unrest in Moldavia After Rioting
Dutch Still Welcome Their Royal Inheritance
Deukmejian's Quake Tax Reflects Political Odyssey : NEWS ANALYSIS
2 Schools and the CAP Test : Education: Two elementary schools about 15 miles apart present a stark contrast in achievement.
Seeing Demonstrators as Extortionists : Law: When a prosecutor wouldn't use the RICO statute to file criminal charges, citizens shouldn't be able to use it to sue for damages.
Q&A; : An Insider Looks at Washington
Unorthodox Cathedral in Spain Rises Brick by Brick
Nation IN BRIEF : FLORIDA : Demonstrators Seek Release of Militant
Santa Monica College Shows Some Cheek in Looking Back on 60 Years
Santa Monica Group Submits 9,000 Signatures on Airport Plan
Man Struck by Car in Critical Condition
The Wall Crumbles : Gorbachev Supports E. German Changes : Diplomacy: A cable to President Bush is apparently the Soviet leader's first public comment on the opening of the border.
Passages Cut in Wall as E. Germany Ends Border Restrictions : East Bloc: Tens of thousands stream past the Berlin Wall to the West. The Communist regime promises that freedom of travel will be permanent.
Nation IN BRIEF : DELAWARE : Cocaine Seized on AF Plane; 2 Arrested
The Comedy Channel, HBO's new basic-cable comedy...
Groups Back Conejo Valley Trails : Environment: An odd alliance of bicyclists, horseback riders and hikers joined to preserve Thousand Oaks' wilderness parkland.
RALLY: The Rev. Jesse Jackson, Lt. Gov....
Following the Sound of Tom-Toms to the Lair of a Star
Vote Junkies Elect to Get the Results Firsthand
Drive-By Shooting Injures Woman
Only Cowboys Keep Jets From Being NFL's Biggest Joke in '89
COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : Rancho Santiago Rallies, Then Holds On to Edge Saddleback
BIG TEN ROUNDUP : Buckeyes Blank Hawkeyes, 28-0
Speltz Sets Passing Marks in Fullerton Victory : Titans: Mike Pringle rushes for 269 yards in 31-13 win over Cal State Long Beach.
Comp Care and CPC Are Study in Opposites : Hospitals: Both companies operate psychiatric-care facilities. One is solidly successful; the other is floundering.
Bare Is Beautiful : New Palettes and Custom Blends Give Black Skin Neutral Options
This Grand Canyon Is a Sight for Soaring Eyes
Hazardous Waste 'Roundup' Slated for Households
AN AMERICAN MEMORY by Eric Larsen (Anchor: $7.95)
'Nonsense' Music New Fad in Hong Kong
Suspect in Slaying of Pregnant Woman Reportedly Arrested
Demands on Proposals Flexible, Shamir Says
The House
Granada Avenue Launch Ramp Rules Changed to Allow Jet Skis
Restructuring of Canadian Senate Gets Lift in Alberta
ON THE RECORD
In From the Cold, but Where to Go? : East Germany: One prospect is that, after some agonizing, the country will find an equilibrium between democratic socialism and liberal capitalism.
Drugs and the Lives of Children: Prenatal Exposure Soars in U.S.
COLLEGE ROUNDUP
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : 8-Man Large Division Playoffs
SOUTHWEST ROUNDUP : No. 10 Arkansas Holds Off Baylor
20 County Teams Make Cross-Country Finals
Raiders-Chargers: Grim and Bear It
ALBUM REVIEW : THE JESUS AND MARY CHAIN "Automatic," Warner Bros. ****
JAILHOUSE ROCK: Mark & Brian, KLOS-FM's mischievous...
A Bounty of Bruckner Symphonies From Gunter Wand
Spotlighting 'What Everywoman Knows' : Long-touring one-woman stage production has a 15-year history
Beware the Power of Negative Thinking
RIGHT PLACES, RIGHT TIMES: 40 Years in Journalism, Not Counting My Paper Route by Hedley Donovan (Henry Holt: $27.95; 463 pp.)
Co-Op Homes With Individual Identity
Would-Be Townhouse Builder Sues Culver City Over Demand for Fee
Falsified Alien Forms Held in Thousands
Polish Relatives Visiting Katyn Want Soviet Forest's Dark Secret of Murder Spotlighted
Nation IN BRIEF : WASHINGTON STATE : Civil Rights Figure Has Heart Surgery
Presidents Fret Over Acquiring Label of 'Wimp' : Politics: The accusation has been around since the time of Thomas Jefferson, but recent Presidents seem to have gone to an extreme of 'compulsive masculinity.'
Developers Use $100 Book for Estate-of-the-Art Advertising : Beverly Park: Some posh hilltop estates, many of them not yet built, are featured in a coffee-table book along with many of the oldest and most elegant mansions on the Westside.
Month After Month, 'Soldiers' Fight in Bitter Abortion Battles : Abortion: A Planned Parenthood clinic is just one of the many fronts in this very emotional war.
Values and Victories : Family: Christina and Michael Shea say traditional values, not prejudice, motivated their leadership of Measure N. The momentum of victory and a possible political race are clearly on their minds.
1st-Stage Smog Alert Tarnishes a Summery Day
If the reaction of his South Bay...
LOTTERY RESULTS
We Can't Afford to Ignore the Ocean's Warning Signs
Behemoth From Beverly Hills Angers Brentwood Neighbors
USC Goes Long Way to Pasadena : Trojans: Ervins and Marinovich, reserves before season, lead team past Arizona, 24-3, and into Rose Bowl game.
Moorpark Defense Throws Blanket Over Ventura
Chargers Look to Chill Hot Raiders : "-----------.": Charger quarterback Jim McMahon to local beat reporters on today's home game against the Raiders. :
73 Passes Not Enough to Win for N.C. State
More Woes: Aztecs Lure Only 20,564
Marketing 'Dogs' and a 'Mermaid'
'Dad,' 'Immediate Family' Resemble TV at Its Worst
AROUND HOME : Model Cars
The New Right Against the Old Rights : THE TEMPTING OF AMERICA: The Political Seduction of the Law by Robert H. Bork (The Free Press: $22.95; 388 pp.)
Gdansk a Solid Symbol of Poland's Past, Future
Aquino Makes Brief but Lively L.A. Visit
The three boys giggled as they wrote...
China Curbs News About East Germans
Pornographic Material Is Current Rage in Yugoslavia
The Wall Crumbles : E. German Throngs Go West, Return : East Bloc: Egon Krenz's dramatic gamble of opening the border and risking an exodus seems to be working. Most East Germans flocking to visit the West are sightseeing.
Urban Wing Count
Measure N Approval Teaches a Sad Lesson
Rancho P.V. OKs Start of Talks on Golf Course
Neighborly Suggestions
Comp Care, CPC: Opposite Case Histories in O.C. : Hospitals: Both companies operate mental health facilities. One is solidly successful; the other is floundering.
Fertilizers Keep Flowers in Bloom : Planting: It will soon be time to finish putting plants in the ground and start feeding them.
USC Gets Grant to Study Concrete Quake Survival
Keeping Those Kitchen Appliances Humming
Auction Set Today for New Condo Units
CHIC SAVAGES by John Fairchild (Simon & Schuster: $19.95; 215 pp.)
Projected Home Sales for 1989
Airport Land-Use Law Gets Teeth : Compliance: Los Angeles County officials contend law to control building too vague, may seek legal opinion from attorney general.
Bush in Texas to Hail Veterans of Vietnam War : Military: He calls them 'the Lone Star heroes of America's longest war' at a memorial dedication.
Tomatoes: Fullerton Sees Red : Sanitation: The massive Beatrice Hunt-Wesson plant has been flushing tomato waste into sewers for decades. But explosive growth has taxed sewage treatment centers, and the city is now saying 'no more.'
Downey Gadfly Sues City Officials
She's in Her New House, but It's Still Not a Home
"Polly," want a remake?Keshia Knight Pulliam has...
Salvador Rebels Hit Capital Bases : Central America: The guerrillas also struck the home of President Alfredo Cristiani. However, it is not known if he was in the residence.
105 Drivers Arrested in 1st Night of Sweep : Crackdown: About 150 police officers blanket the Valley in the department's largest effort against drunk drivers. They intend to keep the heat on through New Year's.
Big East Boss Is So Important McGuire Remembers His Name
COMMENTARY : Lady Luck, Not Coach, Does In Pringle This Time
Morgan Creek Productions wants to corral all...
The Old South, Louisiana-Style, Lives at Patout's : Family brings the flavors of the Big Easy to the Big Orange
Doug Williams, Waters Have Made Up
JUNIOR COLLEGE FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : Valley Rallies to Set Stage for Title Showdown
Sometimes the Family's Firstborn Son is a Daughter
Long Beach Agonizes Over Way to Save Historic Clinic : Preservation: Members of the Cultural Heritage Commission fear that if developers are frightened off, the structure will be destroyed anyway.
Bike Riders in the Sky--Plan Called Safe for Environment
Police Offering Programs for Youths
Brown Derby Owner Owes L.A. $150,000 : Hollywood: In a comprehensive review of the city's off-street parking program, officials discovered that the restaurateur failed to make 20 monthly payments on city-owned parking lot near his establishment.
1989 ELECTION : THE FLIP SIDE OF 1988: ABORTION & NEGATIVE CAMPAIGNING
The House
Suspects in Van Nuys Slayings Sought Abroad : Crime: Police believe illegal immigrants are responsible for seven unrelated killings in the Van Nuys area. A detective is assigned to locate them in Mexico or Central America.
'Sick' Rams Face 'East Coast' Giants
SAILING : Chaos at Start of the Race to Cabo San Lucas
Craft and Folk Art Museum Will Open in New Home Nov. 22
A Fascinating Comparison: Two 'Carmens'
Association Took Time in Requiring Paint Job
ON THE RECORD
Most-Desired Kitchen Features
Hidden Hypocrisy in a Vermont Idyll : A STRANGER IN THE KINGDOM by Frank Howard Mosher (Doubleday: $18.95; 456 pp.; 0-385-2440-2)
Global Flight Completed by Australian Woman
Nation IN BRIEF : MASSACHUSETTS : Lobbyist Is Found Dead in Hotel Room
California IN BRIEF : SAN FRANCISCO : General Hospital Director to Resign
Czechoslovakia Clings to Hard Line on Reform : NEWS ANALYSIS
Battle Looms in Claremont Over Assessment
Sedate Dictionary Publisher Lightens Up
Lebanon Plan May End Iran, Syria Affair
Trustees Can Start Anew
NEWS ANALYSIS : Year-Old Falling-Out Haunts 2 Inglewood Councilmen
Police-sponsored chorus reaches out to Inglewood youngsters.
Irish Show Mercy in 59-6 Win
HORSE RACING ROUNDUP : Packett's Landing Uses a Late Surge for Aqueduct Win
Seniors Are Having a Ball in This League
Loyola Opens Year With Big Numbers
No Moaning This Year As Field Takes Shape : Football: With an expanded 16-team format, much of the sting has gone from the selection and seeding of the San Diego Section tournament field.
Canaletto--A View From England : Works of the Italian painter who caught the essence of 18th-Century Venice are in the U.S. for the first time
Martin Davis on the Prowl : Paramount's chief, a one-time publicist, has surprised doubters before. What's his next move?
Do-It-Yourself Home Sellers Take Advantage of First-Time Buyers
Negotiator in Raiders Talks Gone : Irwindale: As the city's key negotiator leaves again, Raiders executives, their patience waning, voice skepticism about achieving a stadium project.
Commercial Scene : Downtown Developers Await Air Rights Ruling : Acquisitions: L.A. City Council studying ways to change the rules for trading densities in the central business district.
Marina del Rey Development Rose Out of Mud
Ecology, Development Collide as Everglades Fights for Survival
Final Link of Long Beach Freeway Puts 2 Neighboring Cities at Odds
A Ray of Hope for Polish Economy : East Bloc: Drop in some prices is hailed. It's seen as evidence that the new government is making gains.
Interpretation of CAP Scores Goes Beyond Raw Numbers
THE HOUSE
Pete Wilson, Long-Distance Campaigner : Politics: Can the senator do a good job in Washington and run for governor of California, too? He's trying.
Flood-Control Channel Tamed an Unruly River
Desert Addiction : Crank Is on the Rise as the Working-Class Methamphetamine of the Antelope Valley, Authorities Say
ENVIRONMENT SHELLFISH : Mystery, Controversy Surround Sources of Pollution in Lagoon
Man Found Dead in Desert Near Palmdale
COLLEGE ROUNDUP : UCI Uses 3-Pointers to Edge Brazilian Team
Clipper Comeback Fizzles at Buzzer : Basketball: Los Angeles does everything right in second half until Knicks' Wilkins slips in for game-winning tip-in.
Off Target
Beginner's Pluck
Thompson Rushes for 377 Yards : College Football: Indiana tailback breaks NCAA record of 357 yards set by Mayes and equaled by Pringle.
TENNIS ROUNDUP : McEnroe Loses a Match to Forget
Journeys That Are Picture Perfect : VIDEOS: Picture Perfect Television Travels
Real Estate School's License Revoked in Bogus Diploma Scam
Tom Wolfe's Literary Manifesto: A Response
Property Co-Ownership Could Spell Difficulty
Vintage Rail Cars Will Return Between Los Angeles, Oakland
Pollution, Water Diversion Threaten Everglades : Environment: Scientists believe Florida's park can be saved. But for some rare native animals, it may already be too late.
Club Still Gets a Laugh Out of the Antics of Laurel and Hardy
Vision of a Brave New World : Books: Bharati Mukherjee writes about the new Americans, the non-European immigrants who she says are changing the nation.
One Germany Now Possible, Official Says
COLUMN ONE : Children Who Dress for Excess : Today's youngsters have become fixated with fashion. The right look isn't enough--it also has to be expensive.
'Radical' Bulgaria Change Put Next : East Bloc: Reformers hail the new chief. Stress is on economic restructuring and the need to further rid the leadership of hard-core elements.
Outspoken Right-Wing Rabbi Gives Orthodox Jews a Voice
Getting a Grip on Geriatrics : Older Patients Urge the Medical Profession to Prepare for the Aging of America
Ex-Judge Escapes From Prison in Florida
Decade of Bitterness Led Up to March : Development: Laguna Beach residents and local officials have waged an indefatigable battle to protect the village-like atmosphere of the city.
It's How We Slice the State That Counts : Legislature: State lawmakers aren't crazy about term limitations, but what really scares them is fair apportionment of districts.
The Price of Jeans in Japan
Freedom's Door Shut in Face of Soviet Jews
San Diego
Can Other Brothers Stop 1A and 1B in Big East? : Basketball: Georgetown and Syracuse are evenly matched and Dick Vitale says either one could win national championship.
SOUTHLAND ROUNDUP : UC Santa Barbara Wins, 38-14
Films now going into production:
Morton Out to Prove He's Salt of the Earth
Return of the Jesus and Mary Chain : One of Britain's most controversial and acclaimed bands is back with a new spirit of confidence and alertness
Your Mortgage : Don't Pay Home Loan With a Money Order
For four weeks, 38 fifth-grade students used...
The House
Communications Gap
Should a School's Quality Be Judged by Test Scores?
When 'Service' Looks Like 'Corruption' : Lincoln S&L;: Lawmaking has degenerated so far that the senators' intervention did not greatly differ from the routine.
Caltech Tries Out New Sexual Equation : Education: More women are being admitted, and that's changing the school's male-dominant image.
'It's not a lot, but it's enough to keep the memory going. . .'
Urban River Seeks to Find Its Way : Environment: The river's losses have meant gains for Mission Valley. But naturalists say large-scale development should never have been allowed in a flood plain.
After Tearful Goodby, Soviets Head Home : Arts Festival: Folk dancers sing their republic's new anthem in an emotional farewell performance before 10,000 spectators.
Halftime Wake-Up Call Lets El Camino Flatten Mesa, 38-14
In Seattle, This Disease Is Called Fumbleitis
PACIFIC 10 ROUNDUP : This Time, Cal Stuns Washington State
FALL ROUNDUP : Westlake Rolls to Win in Girls' Tennis Playoffs
SOCKERS TONIGHT
BIG EIGHT ROUNDUP : No. 2 Colorado a Step Closer to Orange Bowl
Kansas Athletic Director Calls for Move to Parity
For Robinson, It Was a Summer of Love
Restaurant a Fitting Place for Fables With Dog-Eat-Dog Humor
Inside the Mind of an Artistic Outsider
Bradbury Building Renovation
Your Mortgage : Steady Rates, Slow Sales Are a Boon for Buyers : Finance: Sellers are more willing to trim their prices as the market continues to soften.
ART & AVARICE : In the Cutthroat Art Trade, Museums and Collectors Battle Newly Protective Governments Over Stolen Treasures
California IN BRIEF : BERKELEY : UC Building Is Unsafe, Union Says
Gender Gap Remains Chasm of Intrigue : Sexuality: Boys and girls may be born with slightly different potentials, psychologists say, but it's what people do with their ability that's important.
Man Sought in Holdups of S & L Offices
Old Men of Beijing Destroy China's Hopes for Change
SANTA ANITA : Lone Filly Delivers $75.20 Surprise
UCSD Pays Penalty, Tips Plymouth State : NCAA soccer: Goalkeeper Julie Friess blocked Traci Walker's shot to send the No. 1-ranked Tritons into today's final against undefeated Ithaca College.
Bowlers Rack Up Strikes in Cystic Fibrosis Fund-Raiser
WESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE : Leach Passes for 622 Yards, but Lobos Lose to Utah
Bullets' Unseld Expects Even More From His Overachievers
USD Goes to 7-2 With Victory Over Menlo, Awaits Playoff Fate
Southwest Beats Harbor, 30-12
Ewing, Oakley Keep Knicks Respectable
Another 'Phantom' Materializes : 13 years ago, Ken Hill, right, thought the Leroux novel would make a fine play; little did he know what a great idea it was
Todd Brunner Is at the Top at Lehigh
Boston's Bird Still Scraping Off the Rust : Comeback: Celtics' star is finally able to run up and down the court without feeling pain in his feet.
Family Law : In the History of the California Bench, There's Never Been Anything Quite Like the Byrne Dynasty
SPRINKLED WITH RUBY DUST by H.N. Swanson (Warner Books: $16.95; 151 pp.) :
A Long, Winding Road Through Great Smokies
Allende's Widow Returns to Chile to Join Campaign
FLASH FROM THE PAST
Minerva Court's 15 Homes Labeled Historical District
Diver Claims Noted Great Lakes Wrecks
Yacht Britannia Still Rules the Waves
Reunification of 2 Germanys Not a Topic, Krenz Says : East Bloc: He and Kohl plan to meet soon. Hundreds of thousands flood into West Berlin from across the wall.
EDUCATION GAP:
Chaos Reigns in Lawndale After Voting : Election: After voters rejected measures designed to resolve questions on the city's General Plan, the only thing to emerge in wake of the balloting is pointed fingers.
Veterans Day : Rites Honor Those Who Served and Died in Nation's Wars
Titan Numbers Game Buries Long Beach
PREP FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : Unbeaten Whittier Christian Rolls Past Miraleste
Master's Meets With Disaster in Title Match at Westmont
Hugo Perez and Peter Vermes have rejoined...