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POP MUSIC SPECIAL : Was (Not Was) Is? (Not Is?)
To Air Is Human in Football
BIG TEN ROUNDUP : Penalty Nullifies Touchdown, Indiana Settles for a 27-27 Tie
Mirer, Ismail Show Air Force Air Game : Notre Dame: Irish also block two punts in rebounding to a 57-27 victory.
POP MUSIC SPECIAL : TWO COOL VIEWS : L.L. COOL J "Mama Said Knock You Out" Def Jam/Columbia 1/2
Redskin Quarterback Faces a Tough Test
COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
Wet Court Forces Cancellation of Bullets-Nets Exhibition Game
Stanford Cut Off at Pass : USC: After throwing for 230 yards in first quarter, Cardinal's Palumbis finds only frustration against Trojan defense.
BETTING WITH JANICE : THE REMATCH
Big Second Half Carries Glendale to Easy Victory Over Pierce, 35-22
COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : Defensive Miscue Leads to Golden West's First Loss
Fight Sparks Mission Viejo to Victory : Prep football: Brawl in third quarter ends in ejection of two San Clemente starters and starts Diablos' comeback.
Stanford Has 15 Minutes in Sun, Then USC Romps : Trojans: Marinovich, Wellman have big games after defense slows Cardinal quarterback Palumbis, 37-22.
TENNIS ROUNDUP : Lendl Beats Edberg, to Face Becker
Kopp Passes for Seven Touchdowns as Pacific Beats CS Fullerton, 67-37
Nicholson Makes Mark as CSUN Sets Win Record
BIG WEST ROUNDUP : San Jose Snaps Long Beach Streak
Smith Sparks Bishop's Victory
Gloria Loring Finds Herself in Familiar Territory
POP MUSIC SPECIAL : And Still to Come
MUSIC : Reviving the Gilbert & Sullivan Legacy : D'Oyly Carte--the company that once defined light opera--is attempting to re-establish its prominence on stage
Despite Injury, Hagan Comes to Rescue, 28-12 : Colorado: Sidelined because of a sprained shoulder, he takes over to spark a victory over Iowa State.
COMMUNITY COLLEGE ROUNDUP : FULLERTON SAVES BEST FOR LAST TO DEFEAT EL CAMINO, 31-24 : Football: Furious 22-point rally in final six minutes hands Warriors their second consecutive defeat.
Chargers Don't Fret, Play Jets
Kopp Sets the Records Straight as Pacific Pounds Titans, 67-37
VALLEY-AREA COLLEGE FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
SOUTH ROUNDUP : Virginia Moves in Line for No. 1; Two Moores Are Too Much, 31-0
COMMUNITY COLLEGE ROUNDUP
Huskies Win Big, but Still Aren't Talking Roses : Washington: Despite lack of bragging, 38-17 victory over Oregon has team well on way to Pasadena.
Benedicte Saxe Opens With 'A Tribute to 45 Years of Maeght Graphics'
JAZZ : Melba Liston: Tribute to Jazz Pioneer
POP MUSIC SPECIAL : Was Tells It Like It Is--in the Studio
Columbia TV on a Spending Binge for Talent : Television: The highly profitable division wants to shed its conservative image. It's paying big bucks for producers to develop hit network shows.
SPIDER By Patrick McGrath (Poseidon Press: $18.95; 204 pp.)
Bike Tales : Pedalers in Paradise : New Zealand Macho madness in the world's most perfect place to cycle
Explore and Save With Canadian Airline Deal
CAJUN SKETCHES From the Prairies of Southwest Louisiana By Lawrence C. Post (Louisiana State University Press: $9.95, illustrated)
PRAYING FOR RAIN By Chris Spain (Capra Press: $16.95; 126 pp.)
Percussion Prodigy, Orphaned by Drugs, Wins Acclaim in Times Square : Street scene: A stray bullet robbed him of his mother. A discarded plastic bucket was his vehicle to success.
Free-Market Economy Baffles Peruvians
Rising Crime Wave Sparks Fears in Skittish Hong Kong : Asia: China's takeover in 1997 looms on horizon and lawlessness runs both ways over the border.
Soviets Free Greenpeace Ship in Arctic A-Test Protest : Nuclear issue: The activists are reported sailing for Norway after landing in forbidden territory.
Miracle Night for Cancer League Auction
PROPOSITION 125 : Rail Pass
San Francisco Biking Is Easy: Avoid Those Hills
CARMACK OF THE KLONDIKE By James Albert Johnson (Epicenter Press: $14.95, illustrated)
A Guide to the Best of Southern California : KIDS : Organic Babies
Gardening : Time for Onions; How Sweet They Can Be : Cultivation: In the Southland, onions are planted now for spring harvest. Several varieties are famed for their sweetness.
TODAY'S NEWS, TOMORROW'S TELEVISION : New CBS science fiction film has 'Alien' touch; Diane Sawyer spends time with Murphy Brown
Gloucester Hangs Out 'Gone Fishin" Sign : Lifestyle: Since 1623, when cod was used as currency in the New World, commercial fishing has been the lifeblood of a Massachusetts port.
Douglas Edwards, 73; TV Pioneer
Lebanon's Aoun Gives In, Granted Asylum by France : Mideast: Christian strongman is chased from palace by Syrian bombardment. He orders his troops to support President Hrawi.
Vietnamese Boat People Return to Homeland
22ND SENATE RACE
Epicenter of Quake Has Become a Magnet for Tourists
A Nasty Duo: Props. 136 and 137 : Phony reforms that won't double your pleasure
Banning Racist Speech Begs the Real Questions of Curbing Racism : Codes: Telling students what they cannot say, even when bigotry is the target, is a bad idea. More speech, not less, is better protection.
Santa Paula, Fillmore : Authorities Seek Arsonist in 3 Wildfires
Damage From Costa Mesa Fire Could Be More Than $2 Million
Train Kills Encinitas Girl
COUNTYWIDE : Oxnard May Change Site of Festival
Irvine and the New Barclay, Take a Bow : Theater Project Foundered Many Times Before Becoming a Triumph of Cooperation
Just Address His Fan Mail to: 'Jim Cheffers, L.A. Coliseum'
El Toro Back Is a Loner, but He Draws Plenty of Attention in Big Game
POP MUSIC SPECIAL : Black Teenagers: Color MCA Nervous
In Search of . . . Huntz Hall
Home Builder's Perspective Helps Lyon's Firm Soar in Aviation Business : Airlines: His new company controls a network of service providers that do everything from cleaning aircraft toilets to modifying fuselages.
Ultimately, Ostrich Voting Gave Us the Budget Crisis
ALL MY BEST FRIENDS By George Burns Written with David Fisher (Perigee: $9.95, illustrated)
San Francisco Biking Tips
For dedicated gardeners, here are suggestions...
Portrait of a Society Painter : Lifestyle: Like many an artist, Julian La Trobe is searching out all the Right People at all the Right Parties.
CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS: CONGRESS : Democratic Incumbents Appear Headed for Easy Victories Nov. 6
Salvage of Budget Accord a Test of Bush's Influence : News ANALYSIS
18TH SENATE RACE
Building A Nostalgic Videotape Library
'Westside Report' Wins Cable TV News Award
Gunman Yells 'White Power' Before Injuring 4 at Party in Tarzana : Violence: Police later arrest a Canoga Park man and call the attack 'racially motivated.' Two of the victims are reported in serious condition.
Nemesis Engineers Keep Navy's Top-Secret Weapons Shipshape
Oil Pipeline's Environmental Impact Report to Be Aired : Construction: Traffic disruption is a concern. Objections to the 92-mile project are expected from the San Fernando and Santa Clarita valleys.
Pacoima Group Meets to Build Relations but Feuds Over Name : Community: The coalition elects 13 board members in an effort to bridge divisions among black civic leaders.
ELECTIONS / 38TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT : Abortion Is Hottest Issue in a Battle of Party Regulars
Morningside Library Closes for Renovation
Vanderbilt Sunk, 56-6, by Auburn
VALLEY-AREA COLLEGE FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : WESTERN STATE CONFERENCE
Bowl Scouts Will Get Down to Business on Opening Day
WESTERN ATHLETIC ROUNDUP : Detmer Devastating in 52-9 BYU Victory
Syracuse officials refused to allow a female...
Inspiration in Fragments: Geyer's Quake-and-Brake Sculpture
Tinkerbell T-Shirts?
Steven Seagal Wants His Oscar
Few in Hollywood Stir Up as Much Rancor as Lieberthal
William Lyon Is Still Bullish on Home Building
FERRIS BEACH By Jill McCorkle (Algonquin Books of Chapel Hill: $18.95; 343 pp.)
Appraiser Certificate Really the Cat's Meow
L.B. Failed to Meet Its Minority-Hiring Goal, Report Shows : Employment: Figures show the biggest shortfall came in the number of Latinos, the fastest-growing ethnic group in the city.
A Sensation in Serbo-Croatian : His English Isn't So Hot, but on the Basketball Court, Vlade Divac Speaks the Lakers' Language
Storm Loses Hurricane Status; More Flooding in East
California IN BRIEF : SACRAMENTO : Governor Opposes Liquor Tax Measures
It's Just Another Day at the Zoo
Spying in Style : 'The Avengers' Is 30 Years Old and Patrick Macnee Is Still Dashing as John Steed
CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS GOVERNOR : Brown Assures Help on Tough-on-Crime Plan, Feinstein Says
Grand Jury Won't Rule on Parking Garage Dispute
BEST BET
Seeing the Light on Energy : Why would a utility company give away light bulbs?
Woman Arrested in Infant's Death
Lech Walesa : Eager to Scale Another Wall: The Presidency of Poland
Turning Out for Princess and Country
LT Defines New Level of Linebacking Skills
Rivalry Ending Because of Money
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
No. 1 Is Lost After Going for Two : Big Ten: Michigan State hangs on, 28-27, when Michigan's two-point conversion try fails.
EAST ROUNDUP : Penn State Ends Long Series With Syracuse on a Winning Note
Shifting Pension Funds Can Jeopardize Safety
Home Runs : Scattered Outbreaks of New-Home Fever: Lines, Lotteries and Camp-Outs
Homes in Palmdale
Hostel to Open in Beijing in Spring
Dishing It Out : L.A. Has Grown Into a Great Dining Town. So Why Is Eating Out Still So Irritating?
Enrollment Climbs to 3, so Tiny Schoolhouse Will Stay Open--for Now : Education: Their attendance at the 1918 building could help prevent its extinction, but its future is not assured.
Le Duc Tho; Vietnam Peace Negotiator
He Still Has Faith in De Klerk's Commitment, Mandela Asserts
Brazil's Justice Minister Quits; Affair With Official Reported
Space Shuttle Readied for More Fueling Tests
Jail Inmate Died Due to Asphyxiation by Hanging, Autopsy Reports Indicate
Light's Out : 'Singin' in the Rain' Lamppost Stolen From Yard
Bruin Ground Force Deflates Aztecs : College football: After planning to pass, UCLA finds a different way to success . Brown rushes for 175 yards in a 45-31 victory over San Diego State.
No. 1 Golden West Rolls in Water Polo
Mary Star Rolls to Easy Victory : Preps: Cathedral proves to be no match for Stars in 55-0 Santa Fe League game.
RESTAURANTS : Shrimp Ahoy : Who can resist these crustaceans?
Huntington in His Hands : Edward Nygren expects to add more American works and 'a new set of eyes' to library's collections.
POP MUSIC SPECIAL
COMEDY : Is This America's Next Great Comedian? : What's it take for a stand-up comedian to be 'discovered'? Rick Reynolds should know--this is his second time around
Your Mortgage : Update on Regulatory Issues and a Scam : Financing: Home-equity loan caps, realtors' loan service fees resolved. Also, some guidelines given to avoid loan-service fraud.
Through Two Windows
Council Delays Decision on Three Historic Buildings in Downey
A Quiet Little Neighborhood, a Perfect Little...
Pele Will Seek Brazil Presidency in '94
What Women Want: Equal Access for Interviews, Not Bad Jokes : Locker rooms: Professional parity, not gender, not nudity, is the issue for female sportswriters at work in the clubhouse of the 1990s.
A Country Oasis Girds for Change : As Problems Mount, Rancho Santa Fe Looks for Answers
Couple Are Bludgeoned to Death at Home : Crime: They were killed less than an hour after returning to Valinda from a trip to Egypt. Deputies are seeking suspects.
An Enclave of WWII Internment Memories
Futureshock : Whittier Quake Forced City to Define Itself
LOCAL ELECTIONS / MAYOR OF ANAHEIM : After a Close Election in 1988, Pickler, Hunter Are Vying Again : Challenger: In his third try for the top job, Irv Pickler says his cooperative style, not the incumbent's flamboyance, is what his city needs now.
OXNARD : School Candidates to Speak at Forum
Cal Takes a 31-3 Lead, Then Hangs On to Win : Arizona State: Comeback stalls when reserve quarterback Bret Powers loses fumble. Bears win, 31-24.
Joseph Makes Good on Grant's Potential : Nebraska: Cornhuskers rout Missouri, 69-21, on starting quarterback's four touchdown runs, one touchdown pass.
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
POP MUSIC SPECIAL : Too Cool For Comfort? : After alienating fans with an uptown image, rapper L.L. Cool J gets back to the street in his new album
LOCAL ELECTIONS SCHOOL BOARD : A Big Job With Little Pay Awaits 4 : Politics: Candidates for Santa Monica-Malibu district say the work, not the salary, is important.
Claremont Council OKs Plan to Buy Parking Lot
W. Farrell; Marine Commander, Pioneer Aviator
Living Color : Multiracial Families Face a Constant Struggle to Fit in Without Denying Part of Their Culture
World IN BRIEF : INDIA : Schoolgirl a Suicide in Job-Caste Protest
Man Fires Into Crowd; 4 Hurt
Anti-Abortion Group Pickets Umberg Offices
SOUTHLAND ROUNDUP : Northridge Backfield Leads Win
Mater Dei Graduate Taking a Fling at the '92 Winter Olympics : Bobsledding: What began as a lark has turned into a serious pursuit for UCLA decathlete Chris Conrad.
The New York Knicks reasserted the NBA's...
SOUTHEAST ROUNDUP : Tennessee Beats Florida With a Burst, 45-3
GOLF ROUNDUP : Tway Jumps Into Lead With Seven-Under 65
Point Loma Captures GSAC Cross Country Title
Kansas State Ends 4-Year Dry Spell : Wildcats: Team beats Oklahoma State, 23-17, for first conference victory in four seasons.
POP MUSIC SPECIAL : Where Hip and Headbanging Meet : Faith No More are the kings of neo-metal, which is art music packaged for hard-rock teens. Even MTV has given the San Francisco band its blessing.
Hounding the Public : Precocious Poodle Pup Takes Pen in Paw to Pester People With Postal Pap
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Heat Pump Can Boost Water Heater Function
Cyclists Ride the Range--Though It Feels More Like a Stove
A Strip Show That Can Drive You Up the Wall
One of San Dimas' youngest businessmen is...
Kind Lady (TNT Tuesday at 11 a.m.)...
White Civil Rights Attorney Aims to Understand Racist Adversaries : Activism: A settlement that bankrupted the Ku Klux Klan put him on the bigots' hit list. But Morris Dees says he won't die for anyone's cause.
Lead Man : Modern Humans' Bodies Are a 'Polluted Reservoir' of Lead, Caltech Professor Clair Patterson's Pioneering Studies Show
Three Women Who Dared the House To Eject Five Colleagues on Principle : Civil rights: In 1965, the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party challenged the state's delegation. It lost, but the lessons are still valuable.
Digging In for Hungry : Agriculture: An Irvine farmer is spearheading an effort to glean fields, salvaging crops for the county's destitute. He insists that there is plenty to go around.
Fire Causes $300,000 Damage to Apartments
Wife of Convicted Killer Says Suit Settlement Vindicates Her
PERSPECTIVE ON AFFORDABLE HOUSING : Making NIMBY-ism Passe : People want more that a roof over their heads. They also want safe, comfortable neighborhoods.
LOCAL ELECTIONS / MAYOR OF ANAHEIM : Ex-Cop Still Likes the Action Hot and Heavy : Incumbent: Loud and proud, Fred Hunter is sure he knows what's best for his city. And, despite '88 squeaker, he's also sure he'll win big this time.
Environmentally Ill Cry for Medical Recognition
Tom O'Leary's podium-pounding riles council members, but it gets results.
Whoa, Guys, It Was Just First Exhibition : Lakers: Johnson plays an intense 42 minutes, all of second half, in a 119-115 victory over the Trail Blazers. But Portland wins a rematch, 104-93.
NHL ROUNDUP : New Team but Same Boschman to Flames
The Wizard of Willpower : John Wooden Almost Lost Desire to Live When Wife Died, but Great-Grandchildren Have Helped to Restore His Spark
OAK TREE : Whittingham Loses One, Wins One
COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Rabbitt Leads Way for UCI Women
Developer Withdraws Plan for Mansions : Malibu: The Coastal Commission had earlier revoked Sheldon Gordon's permit because of excessive grading on the site, a penalty hailed by environmentalists.
Leaders of Congress Seek Followers, Amid Panic on the Hill : Government: The budget debacle exposes legislative disarray, with members more inclined to follow constituents than party.
UCI Forum Sees Progress in AIDS Fight
CONEJO VALLEY : Cable TV Channel Sought by Schools
The Vows That Bind
Word Play
POP MUSIC SPECIAL : Paul Simon's Next Stop: : Brazil
Haydn Treasures in Advance of the Mozart Bicentennial
The Pen Is Mightier Than the Piano : Best-selling author Marcel Montecino regrets that he never composed a hit song when he was a struggling musician
'Mr. Mom': Home-Front Husbands Cope : Military: Deployment of wives leaves some husbands scrabbling to handling family duties delegated to the women.
'Popular' Gutters
How could I have lived 58 years...
'Blue Lagoon' Impact
Views on Fryman Canyon
Careers of Controversial Artists
Tax Increase Small Price to Pay to Stop Canyon's Development
Gubernatorial Candidates Debate Issues
Incumbents Have Big Lead When It Comes to Business PAC Donations
Buying a Home in Mexico Can Be a Dream Come True--or a Nightmare : Real estate: New rules make it easier for foreigners to own property. But some find the cultural and legal differences hard to take.
Getting a Handle on Bali
Mossad: From Zion to Gehenna : BY WAY OF DECEPTION The Making and Unmaking of a Mossad Officer By Victor Ostrovskyand Claire Hoy (St. Martins: $22.95; 371 pp.)
Bike Tales : Pedalers in Paradise : Utah A neophyte on wheels finds miles of camaraderie
The Grizzly Years : Books: After Vietnam, Doug Peacock couldn't talk to anyone--except grizzly bears. His new work tells how they helped him reenter society.
Writer Talks His Way to 2nd Place at Speech Contest
A pre-"Peyton Place" Ryan O'Neal guests on...
U.S. Solar Car Slowly Gets Up to Speed : Energy: The vehicle is small and uncomfortable, but it is a national champion in its category.
Bob Hope Slated to Dedicate USO Long Beach Club
Guardian Angel : Kay Greer Takes Crosswalk Job Seriously; She Also Admits She'd Be Lost Without It
World-Class Series : Five Dramatic Games Come Alive in a Baseball Fan's Hall of Memories
It's Training Cats and Dogs in the Desert
Connecticut Recalls Toy Bracelets After Girl Cuts Herself
World IN BRIEF : HAITI : Feared Duvalierist Puts in Appearance
COLUMN RIGHT : Bush Has Undermined His Own Party : He is unwilling to make the case for the side that elected him.
Centers Help Seniors Stay Young : Day care: Four facilities offer a place to socialize and provide an alternative to nursing homes. They also give relatives a respite from round-the-clock attention.
Man Shot, Wounded After Firing at Police
GE, Pratt Signal Hope Beyond Budget Crisis
Inflation Surges 1.6% in Month; Gas Price Soars
Winging It on Beaches Where Butterflies Go
COLUMN ONE : The Man Behind the President : Brent Scowcroft serves as Bush's counselor and sounding board. Disciplined and unflappable, his influence on national security continues to grow.
CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS ATTORNEY GENERAL : Smith Takes New Tack in Close Race
Bader Heaps Up Funds to Unseat Ayala : Election: The assemblyman's war chest of $407,175 has made the Senate race the costliest in the San Gabriel Valley.
Thailand Floods Kill 24
U.N. Exploits Arab Deaths, Shamir Charges
GULF WATCH: Day 73 : A daily briefing on developments in the crisis.
43RD ASSEMBLY RACE
Nicaraguan Police Protect Sea Turtles
Inglewood Man Kills Son, 4, in an Apparent Accident
COMMENTARY : Red Sox Season Was a Success Despite Being Swept by the A's
X Marks Start of SuperSonics' Hopes for 1990-91 Season
Injured Player Leads Furious Fullerton Rally : Football: Robinson returns to pace comeback after being carried off the field on a stretcher. Fumbles cost El Camino.
Pistons Beat Clippers Again as Thomas Takes Over, 118-111
Seahawk 'Spread' Withers Away : Raiders: Seattle's run-and-shoot offense will be but a memory in the Coliseum.
Stewart: Overshadowed, Not Undervalued
One Happy Return for Georgia Tech : ACC: Tisdel's 87-yard kickoff return blunts Clemson comeback in 21-19 victory.
Kings Poke Big Holes in Bruins : Hockey: Boston comes in leading NHL in defense, leaves Forum with a 7-1 loss.
Folk Art Gallery Blends Blue-Chip Artists With the Naive Unknowns
Pam Loe Has Changed Her Tune for a Career in Country Music
MOVIES : The 'Rocky Horror' Dress-for-Excess Look
Houses Stand Where Orchards Grew : Hacienda Heights: A gas station and market were the only businesses 30 years ago. Today's population is served by several shopping centers.
Familiar Words for Travelers to Tokyo
AUCTIONS
Those Views from Himalayan Peaks Can Only Be Had for a Steep Price
Sprinklers: Hot Idea or All Wet? : Many Fire Officials Push for Installation in New Homes, but Builders Say It Will Raise Prices
Somewhere Back in Time With the Plain People : HER WORLD: Amish Life
OF, BY AND FOR THE CHILDREN : ABC and CBS Address Two Tough Topics In The After-School Time Slot
Giant (TBS Sunday at 7:30 a.m.) and...
S. Koreans Battle Police, Denounce Spying on Civilians
5.7 Quake in Philippines
Garrison Town Retaken, Rwanda Officials Report
Bible College Says, 'Let There Be Growth' : San Dimas: A plan to replace all buildings on campus--and a 114-house development that will finance the construction--has torn the shroud of secrecy from a small Baptist school.
Setback Change for Commercial Sites
Moscow Puts Aid Needs at $120 Billion
Unlike the Berlin Wall, No Sign Castro Will Fall : Foreign Policy: The Soviet Union has cut its help to Fidel, but his magnetic appeal continues to hold a majority of his countrymen.
MOVIES : It Won't Go Away : 'The Rocky Horror Picture Show' transformed the midnight movie into performance art, and 15 years later, the show's still running
VIDEO ART : On the Outside Looking In : With 'Made in Hollywood,' Norman and Bruce Yonomoto hope to make their artful Tinseltown dream come true
RESTAURANTS : A Bistro Wanna-be : The founder of the Biltmore's Bernard's is back with a place that's more hotel dining room than breezy bistro
William S. Burrough's surreal novel "Naked Lunch,"...
The Real INDIANA JONES AND HIS PYRAMIDS OF DOOM : A Determined Archeologist, a Young Genius, and a Dog Named Rapido Unravel the Mystery of How a Great Civilization Collapsed
Shedding Light on Cost of Incandescent Bulbs
'Taxi' Ride Leads to Beverly Hills
SQUANDERING THE BLUE By Kate Braverman (Ballantine: $17.95; 241 pp.)
PHILADELPHIA FIRE by John Edgar Wideman (Henry Holt: $19.95; 199 pp.)
A Guide to the Best of Southern California : FOOD : The Organic Roadside Stand
Don't Feel Sheepish About This Trip
Where to Get Caught Up in Cycling
SURE OF YOU By Armistead Maupin (Harper: $10.95)
Haiti's 'Little Priest' Is Defrocked, but Not Silenced : Clergy: The downtrodden revere him as prophet as he speaks of revolution by 'active nonviolence.'
Cities in South County Unite to Subdue Gangs : Crime: Aggressive efforts are under way to educate youngsters about the dangers and to eradicate graffiti.
Prime-Time Flicks
FREEWAY REPAIRS : Caltrans' Advisory on Freeway Work
Woman May Have Died From Beating
THE HOUSE
Memorial Held for Steve Morris, San Pedro Coach
Gone by the Board : Schaffer's Surfing Career Stalled by Knee Injury
SPOTLIGHT / FACTS, FIGURES, COMMENTS FROM SATURDAY'S GAMES : NOTEWORTHY
Dickerson Agrees to Four-Year Extension
New Quarterback Leads Oregon State : Beavers: Schweer guides upset of No. 21 Arizona, 35-21, to break a nine-game losing streak.
VALLEY-AREA COLLEGE FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : Three Firsts Add Up to Dramatic Victory for Cal Lutheran
Bruins Run Aztecs Into the Ground
Who's That Girl?
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Viewpoints : Three Nobelists Examine the Budget Deficit
Here's to You, Senora Robinson : IN PRAISE OF THE STEPMOTHER By Mario Vargas Llosa translated by Helen Lane (Farrar, Straus Giroux: $18.95; 148 pp.)
Trying to Get a Read on Mexico With These Books Was Real Challenge
Power Hair Do's and Don'ts : How Hair Makes the Difference in Winning Friends and Influencing People
Justice, Inner-City Style: Fellow Blacks Get No Pity From Veteran Judge
Montebello in the Driver's Seat for Auto Park : Development: The city will begin talks with Ford Motor Land Development Co. and Ostrom Chevrolet, which want five acres each to build a car sales center.
U.N. Vote Shows Fragility of New U.S.-Arab Ties : News ANALYSIS
THIS WEEK
PLATFORM : Upholding Values
COMMENTARY : Success of World Summit for Children Depends on Each of Us : Citizens must hold their leaders to the commitments they have made to the young. And an Orange County conference is needed.
Dominguez Hills Teacher Has Club Adviser's Role Down to a Science
Police Seeking Cabbie's Killers