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THE NARRATIVE ARTS : AFTER THE BOMBS By Arturo Arias translated from the Spanish by Asa Zatz (Curbstone Press: $19.95; 221 pp.)
High-Quality Bargains Abound in Caribbean
A Hitchhiker's Guide to Joining Ship's Crew
Proposals Include Letting Banks Issue the Insurance
Compton Latinos Allege Hiring Bias : Education: The school board selection of a black superintendent reflects the panel's racial imbalance, the board's critics say. Six of seven trustees are black.
Iraq's Arsenal a Peace Barrier, Mubarak Says
A young Philip Michael Thomas is Thelma's...
'Gallant Little King' Is No Longer a 'Western Lackey' : Jordan: Why has King Hussein backed Iraq? Because he believes Saddam Hussein is implementing basic principles of Arab unity.
The Lingering Question of a Tragedy : Officer cleared, but could the death of trowel-wielding man have been avoided?
ON THE PREP PATH / BARBIE LUDOVISE : Victory, Not Problems, Chokes Him Up
Church's Stained-Glass Project Leaves the Congregation Aglow : Craftsmanship: About 40 volunteers at a Mission Viejo Lutheran parish design and create four windows, saving the more than $50,000 and promoting unity.
BASEBALL / ROSS NEWHAN : Reds' Jackson Confident He'll Win Again
El Camino Brushes Past Ventura, 48-26
Pleasures and Pitfalls With Mahler : Two conductors associated with the composer show the right and wrong ways of tackling his lengthy works in concert
Monster Mash
More Cos to Come
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : Donati, Demarest Join to Lead Bishop Diego
Teen Killed in Argument; Youth Held : Crime: Witnesses say they were feuding over a broken truck window.
Outrage Over Bread Shortages Undermining Support for Soviet Reforms : Moscow: For Russians, a meal without the traditional symbol of well-being is no meal at all. Scarce supplies have created a public panic.
'According to my mom, from Day 1 I've been watching Lucy'
Cash, Weapons Seized From Drug Ring
Why the Need for Head Start? The Kids Have Farther to Go
Mother Disputes Violent Image of Murder Suspect
Gang Violence Shows Signs of Mobility : Huntington Beach Crackdown in One Area Causes Problem to Resurface Elsewhere
Futurist Says Free Market Can Best Solve Urban Ills : Vision 2020: Civic leaders are urged to back growth and to use cash incentives.
COMMENTARY : Rail Link Between Airports Is Vital to Future Air Systems : Planning: New terminal at John Wayne is a blessing, but development of Southland fields must continue in order to meet the needs of the 1990s.
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : Calabasas Withers Under Bishop Diego's Passing Attack, 30-13
Washington Sizes Up Expansion Competition
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
Composers Given Commissioning Grants
AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP : White Sox Reduced to the Role of Spoilers
THE FISH WHISTLE By Daniel Pinkwater (Addison-Wesley: $7.95)
Before You Move, Make Sure It's Right for You : Guidance: A booklet is available that can be helpful in making a decision and gives tips on how to arrange a move.
Drop Anchor, Maintain Position, Chew a Drink
'Good Deals' Help Absorb Office Space : Leasing: Despite slump, vacancies decline in some suburban areas where a lot of new buildings are not coming on line.
As Autumn Turns on the Soaps
Cutbacks Force Clinics to Turn Away Needy
A Desert Spread in Coachella Valley for Fringe-Toed Lizards
Oklahoma's Orders: Play Like Champion : Sooners: They do exactly that against UCLA in beginning of an attempt to erase clouds of the past.
Bryant Blazes to 4 Touchdowns, 177 Yards in Iowa State Victory
Reaching Back and Giving Life to Philippines' Musical Past : A small troupe of musicians working from a Reseda garage hopes to keep the kulintang tradition alive in America.
ON THE RECORD
NATURAL SELECTION By Frederick Barthelme (Viking: $18.95; 208 pp.)
World IN BRIEF : PAKISTAN : Bhutto Announces She Will Seek Office
L.A. County Fair a Bit of Country in the Big City
Preview '90 : Coming Soon to Your Living Room
Gunman Robs Businessman of $184,000 Outside Bank
Helsinki Has Been Stage for Process of Global Cooperation : Detente: But postwar efforts to narrow East-West gaps on security and human rights have seen controversy.
Mexico City, Largely Rebuilt Since '85 Quake, Copes Despite Officialdom : Politics: Temblor shook up status quo in government. Now, citizens take matters into their own hands more often.
Lutheran Scholar to Join Catholic Church
Notes about your surroundings.
Landfill Foes Chain Selves to Oaks in Protest
Chabad--It Irritates and Inspires Jews in Southland : Religion: Despite its homeless shelter, drug program and other good works, controversy shadows the Hasidic sect.
Orange Coast Shuts Out Long Beach in Opener
Orioles Put Fork in Finley : Baseball: A couple of bad pitches lead to Baltimore's 5-4 victory.
Bruin Performance Against Oklahoma Rated TBD
SOUTHLAND ROUNDUP : Sonoma State Steals Victory, 42-10
Into the Mouth of the Dragon : Theatre Repere's multilingual 'Dragons' Trilogy' is a poetic look at the collision of French and English cultures
Second Chance
* Bjorn Lundgren has been appointed president...
* Adele Wodach has been named chief...
Economics and the Route to War : Mideast: The American public is uneasy about the economic roots of the Persian Gulf crisis. Trade and finance have been at the heart of military conflicts throughout history.
Stripping the Legend of El Cid : THE QUEST FOR EL CID By Richard Fletcher (Alfred A. Knopf: $24.95; 240 pp., illustrated; 0-394-57447-8 )
WASHINGTON : Tax Ruling Could Put Squeeze on Developers' Cash Flow
CLASSIC PLASTIC RADIOS OF THE 1930s AND 1940s By John Sideli (E. P. Dutton: $19.95)
A Guide to the Best of Southern California : HANDMADE : Picture Yourself . . .
The Prohibition wars of the '20s and...
Methodists Return Again to Woods Settled by Ancestors 150 Years Ago
China Jews Settle in Old Imperial Capital : Hundreds of Chinese Jews Live in Old Imperial Capital, Ancient Center of Judaism
Home, Tech Home : THE COMING BREAKTHROUGH IN ELECTRONICS COULD BE LOWER PRICES
D.A. Widens Investigation of City Hall : Glendora: Nearly finished checking on city's dealings with insurance firm co-owned by the mayor, the district attorney digs deeper.
Nuclear Industry Tries to Make a Comeback : Energy: Despite soaring oil prices, the outlook for new plants is bleak. But the industry sees several helpful developments on the horizon.
* Henry J. Todd has been named...
'Days of Thunder,' Nights in Palisades
Ivory Coast Basilica Surpasses St. Peter's
FICTION
Big Bucks Dominate the Big Plays
The Suicide Tape : A Fear of Aging? Hidden Money Troubles? What Dark Reasons Led a Handsome Couple in Their 40s to End It All?
California IN BRIEF : SAN FRANCISCO : Scientist Says Quake Was Just a Warning
29 Tied Up on Corsica, 2 Bungalows Blown Up
Tourism Is Hit Hard in Israel by Gulf Crisis
3 UC Berkeley Students Perish in Blaze at Fraternity House
The Home Front : Marine Corps Wives Compare News--and Their Worries Over Mideast
A Soviet Professor Gives U.S. Students Lessons in Business
Finland: Hinge Between Geopolitical Blocs : Diplomacy: Baltic state could give Eastern Europe lessons on maintaining neutrality.
Preview '90 : What's New at Night
Woman, 21, Dies After Walking Into Moving Blades of Helicopter
Boy Killed, Man Hurt in Drive-By Shooting
Ventura Fades in 4th Period Against El Camino, 48-26
CSUN Women Sweep Loyola in Volleyball
Fay Vincent Weathers a Rocky First Year
Catches Prove Far Less Than Fair to UCLA : Bruins: They fumble away two first-half punts. Oklahoma takes advantage and rolls to 34-14 victory.
These 11 Can Make, Break Rams
PREP ROUNDUP
BIG WEST ROUNDUP : This Time, Fresno Beats New Mexico
THE HISTORY OF LUMINOUS MOTION By Scott Bradfield (Vintage: $8.95)
Anselmo's Moment With God
A Guide to the Best of Southern California : COLLECTIBLES : Movers and Shakers
THE NARRATIVE ARTS : DIAMONDS ARE TRUMPS By Marty Slattery (St. Lukes Press: $16.95; 264 pp.)
California In Brief : BERKELEY : Berkeley's Radical People's Park Celebrates Its 21st Birthday
Tourist Mecca or Home for Nature: Two Visions of Yellowstone : Environment: National parks are drawing record crowds who want more creature comforts. But some see that as a threat to ecological resources.
A Niche for Beauty : Art: A Westside businessman has opened new avenues to make affordable works by black artists available around the country.
Claremont McKenna Wins Vision Award
Altadena Town Hall Waits for a Home
Hussein Has Not Revived History
Dana Point Looks to Past for Its Future : Revitalization: The new city is gearing up for a general plan that will use redevelopment as a financing tool. Its goals in part reflect the 1920s-era dreams of the community.
DEL MAR : Baldomero Wins Osunitas, Gives Shoemaker First Stakes Victory
Youth Shot in Attempted Robbery at Motel
ROUNDUP : CSUN Loses Soccer Match in 2 Overtimes
GOLF ROUNDUP : Willie Wood Finally Falters, Falls Into Tie
CLU Suffers Through a Long Day in Azusa
Gwynn Is Left Seething After 'Sick Joke' Is Pulled
CIVILISATION By Kenneth Clark (Harper & Row: $22.50, illustrated)
Meryl Acts Up : Streep Plays Her Latest Role for Laughs. But Off Screen, She's Asking Hollywood Some Rude Questions.
Style Shows Raise Funds for Roommate Program
Little Shop of Horrors (ABC Sunday at...
Reservist Crash Victims Saluted as Volunteers in Cause of Peace
Wilson's Margin in O.C. Falling Short of Victory : Election: Times Poll projects his vote total well below that captured twice in the county by Gov. Deukmejian.
Next weekend will not be the time...
Profile : Spunky Sara Gets Serious
Arcadia Family, Friends Mourn a 'Happy Kid'
U.N. to Commit Funds for 'Children's Vaccine' Search : Health: World organization seeks a single-dose immunization against all major infectious diseases.
Popcorn Used to Simulate Oil Spill in Drill Off Maine
Another Clunker in Sacramento : Legislative session didn't deliver enough goods
ROADWORK
The Olympic Council of Asia's executive bureau...
BIG EIGHT ROUNDUP : Nebraska Rolls Over Northern Illinois, 60-14
Rick Mast took the lead with 27...
The Hunt for John Huston : Clint Eastwood has taken the book behind "The African Queen" experience and tried to capture the heart of the fabled filmmaker
Time, Space and Heartbeats : ANIMAL DREAMS By Barbara Kingsolver (Harper & Row: $19.95; 228 pp.; 0-06-016350-X)
BEST BET
Mongolia Wrestles With Wealth of Wildlife : Animals: The country counts snow leopards and desert bears among its natural treasures. Trouble is, their numbers are unknown.
List of Candidates for Santa Monica Elections
BALLOT MEASURES
No Iraqi Journalists Turn Up for Summit
Mall Site a Burial Ground, Indians Claim : Archeology: Whittier has agreed to hire an expert to examine the tract earmarked for a $20-million shopping center.
Lost in the Shuffle Between 2 Counties
World IN BRIEF : RWANDA : Rural Poor Need Aid, Pontiff Says
California IN BRIEF : SAN DIEGO : Videotapes Seized in Slayings Probe
Convicts Captivated by Folk Musicians : Arts: Chino prisoners clap along to Yiddish classics in one of the most unusual cross-cultural events associated with the L.A. Festival.
New Ruling Lifts Veil of Secrecy in Civil Cases : Justice: Contending private accords were keeping 'damaging information' from the public, the San Diego Superior Court is in the forefront of a nationwide movement with its action.
75 Arrested in Sweep by Gang Task Force
San Francisco Is No Match for Heat, 2-0
Sand Sculptors Lend a Hand to Charitable Causes
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL : Torrey Pines' Davis Not Great but Good Enough in Debut
Chuck Who? Thompson Powers Tennessee : SEC: He replaces injured Webb and scores two touchdowns in a 40-7 victory over Mississippi State.
Romo Throws for 6 Scores in SMU Romp
Clove Encounters : Garlic is the catsup of intellectuals --Anonymous
Teen Deserves a Break, Not a Bill for Brush Fire
Migrant Deaths
He's Got Rhythm
FORGETABLE FI
Canceling Egypt's $7-Billion Defense Debt
Why Call a Girl With a Black Father and White Mother 'Black'?
Was Saddleback Student Center Worth It?
LAWNS AWAY
A PUZZLER
Critical Junction
The Price Is Not Right
Kudos and Boos
Canceling Egypt's $7-Billion Defense Debt
TV's Siren Song
Are Advances Retreating?
Small Town Is Worth the Commute : Julian: Residents fleeing San Diego's exhorbitant housing prices and congestion are turning this weekend getaway 60 miles from the city into a booming housing market.
Liberals Leery as New Clues Surface on Souter's Views : Judiciary: But conservatives are comfortable with the nominee's positions. Senate hearings begin this week.
Orange County's Airport Takes Off : Dedication: Officials say rebuilt facility shows how far county has come. New terminal opens next Sunday.
Crime Mounts and One Man Says, 'No More' : Argentina: Victim of auto burglary gives chase, kills two thieves. He is freed as 'non-indictable' because he acted while in a state of emotional distress.
A Suicide Unravels Myths of 'Perfect Couple' : Crime: Doug and Dana Ridenour's video suggested they had it all. But they also had troubles, debts and he was terrified of growing old.
LOCAL ELECTIONS : Santa Monica Shifts Focus From Rent Control : Politics: Development and crime committed by the homeless overshadow the issue that dominated city government in the 1980s.
Ports in Lower Gulf Say Ships Face No War Risk
New-Found Friendliness Is Foundering : Pomona: What started as a promising path to municipal tranquillity has regressed to a war of words in the wake of the mayor's partisan letter regarding the council race.
Hell of a War Comes to Trout Heaven
Van de Kamp Is Opposed, but Pike Planners Vow to Proceed
Gaming Equipment Seized at Moose Lodge : Crime: Police confiscate slot and poker machines, along with bookmaking documents, and say they will seek complaints from the district attorney's office.
Man Held After Firing at Officers
BETTING WITH SURELOCK : THE SILICON SLEUTH
San Diego Rushes Past Occidental
He Followed His Orders, but Plan Failed
THE PEANUT GALLERY: OK--we asked for it....
COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Titan Men, UCLA Women Win Cross-Country Meet
All the Bice News That's Fit to Print: Clark Comes West
*** 1/2 BOB DYLAN "Under the Red Sky" Columbia : Albums are rated on a scale of one star (poor) to five (a classic). :
Patti Heid Tries to Make Sense of the Media and the World
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
Vine St. Bar & Grill--the Way Jazz Was Meant to Be Heard
*** GEORGE MICHAEL "Listen Without Prejudice Vol. 1" Columbia : A lbums are rated on a scale of one star (poor) to five (a classic). :
10 QUESTIONS : Donnie Wahlberg of New Kids on the Block
This Time, It Isn't About Jokes : With 'The Five Heartbeats,' filmmaker Robert Townsend leaves the comfort of comedy for a look at the life of a '60s soul group
George Michael's Case Against Fame : The former Wham! star thought he'd walked away from teen adulation with his 'Faith' album, but his sexy image became a nightmare. Now he's trying to make sure it doesn't happen again.
SPOTLIGHT : FACTS AND FIGURES FROM SATURDAY'S GAMES : CHANGING OF THE GUARD
CRUISE NEWS : Try These Tips for Smoother Sailing
THE NARRATIVE ARTS : THROUGH THE ARC OF THE RAIN FOREST By Karen Tei Yamashita (Coffee House Press: $9.95 , paper; 192 pp.)
Designers to Honor Getty Art Curator
World IN BRIEF : SOUTH KOREA : Seoul to Propose Visits Across Border
Secessionist Clash Cuts Into Kashmir Tourism
Battle Builds Over Who Manufactures Drugs to Treat 'Orphan Diseases'
Refugees: Havoc in Camp, Havoc at Home
Trial to Offer Public a Look at the Sheriff : Gun-Permit Suit Can Shed Light on Gates' Actions
Planners' Rejection of N. County Landfill Sites Is Far Too Hasty : Supervisors Should Reverse That Decision
Oil Leak Cleaned in Newport Harbor
Latinos in Costa Mesa Respond to the Rancor : Politics: Controversial city actions have led a group of residents to begin planning ways to increase ethnic involvement in government affairs.
Robinson Expects Intensity in Opener : Rams: Coach says team is scared because it goes against Green Bay at less than full strength.
FISHING NOTES / DAN STANTON : Yellowtail Bite Slows, but Bonito Action Heats Up
BIG TEN ROUNDUP : Gophers Lose to Utes on Last Play
Shortstop Davison Is in a Tough Position : Baseball: Former Redondo High standout wants to show his stuff as a pitcher.
Equities Are Part of a Balanced Financial Diet
The Most Popular Housing Choice of American's Elderly : STAYING PUT
Efforts Fail to Ease Plight of Refugees in Jordan Desert : Relief: International coordination lacking as Amman government seeks to grapple with an overwhelming crisis.
FREEWAY REPAIRS : Caltrans Issues Motorists Advisory
World IN BRIEF : PHILIPPINES : Renegade Army Captain Surrenders
Search for Boy Bitten by Bat Ends as Mother Reads Newspaper
Job-Training Agency's Suit Accuses 3 of Bilking $39,000; They Deny It, Blame Politics
Of Frostbite Falls and Whatsamatta U.
Book Mark : Living in Beirut: 'A Tightrope Over an Abyss of Panic' : Memoir: A Palestinian describes her efforts to live a normal life in a city under siege, and to understand passions that would erase it from the map.
Library Offers Guide for Inventors
MEINERS OAKS : Developer Loses Subdivision Appeal
U.S. Handsome, Sabatini Stunning : Men: Agassi rallies to knock out Becker with strong returns of serve. Sampras finishes off McEnroe and can become youngest winner today.
Detmer Passes Brigham Young Over No. 1 Miami : Cougars: Quarterback throws for 406 yards and three touchdowns in 28-21 upset.
PREP ROUNDUP : Tustin Girls' Soccer Training Spawns Cross-Country Success
Why U.S. Business Is Bullish on Reform in Soviet Union
When Harry Met Irving . . . the Roommate Alternative
N.Y. Speeds Down the Road to Traffic Disaster
"THE GREATEST GAME EVER PLAYED": A CHRONOLOGY
Drug Inquiry Clears 2 Doctors : Medicine: A judge says the physicians were justified in giving narcotics to a known addict who had severe chest pains.
THE NARRATIVE ARTS : LIMBO RIVER By Rick Hillis (University of Pittsburgh Press: $17.95; 152 pp.)
Angola Accuses Rebels of Deaths
4 Caltech Professors Win Honors
The Big Green Monster : Noble Goals, but Far Too Many
Shattered Lives : Jailed Teens' Parents Search for Answers in Wake of Tragedy
COUNTYWIDE : 2 Suspected Rapists Jailed; 3rd Sought
On leave from the Bolshoi, Soviet dancers get in step with American ballet.
BASEBALL MISCELLANY : NAMES AND NUMBERS
Pat Bradley shot a 68 to take...
Southwest Sputters in 21-7 Victory Over Rio Hondo
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
The Best Player in Oblivion
Tea and Cookies?
A Trip From Stark to Chic to Exotic : From Bistro 201's outside to its inside to its food, David Wilhelm goes upscale with a vengeance in Irvine
Viewpoints : Blame Consumers for Gas-Guzzling Cars
Tolstoy's Final Days : THE LAST STATION By Jay Parini (Henry Holt: $21.95; 290 pp.)
THE NARRATIVE ARTS : AMONGST WOMEN By John McGahern (Viking: $17.95; 184 pp.)
Freighter Days Aboard an Africa-Bound Lady
WILKES; His Life and Crimes By Winston Schoonover (Charles Sevilla) (Ballantine: $8.95, paper; 352 pp.)
Syndicated Shows Mean Business
HELSINKI SUMMIT: THE KEY ISSUES
171 Americans Leave Occupied Kuwait on Chartered U.S. Flights : Gulf crisis: Departure raises hopes that pace of freedom might quicken. Japan, Kuwait and South Korea promise to help bankroll U.S. military effort.
Unusual Astronomical Lineup Prompts Tidal Force Worries in Midwest
Korea Dialogue: Slow but Steady : Reunification uncertain, but they're committed to keep talking
'Blockbuster' Homes Could Get Busted by Revised Codes : Development: Neighbors upset about 'monster' houses want building laws changed. Architects fear limits on creativity.
Redondo Beach Gets Together to Decide How a Pier Should Appear
Violent Crime Increases in Inglewood, Torrance
A look at upcoming events in LOS ANGELES COUNTY
UCSD Loses to Navy at End in Water Polo
PREP WRAPUP / DAVID RAATZ : Miraleste Gets Its Kicks, but Is Booted by Redondo : Football: Marauders' Ostergard kicks a 57-yard field goal, but the Sea Hawks cruise in opener, 39-9.
SOUTH ROUNDUP : Virginia Snaps 0-29 Streak Against Clemson With 20-7 Victory
NBA : Trade Rumors Denied
U.S. Handsome, Sabatini Stunning : Women: Argentine plays a more aggressive game and shocks top-seeded Graf in straight sets for her first title in a Grand Slam event.
WESTERN ATHLETIC ROUNDUP : Aggies' Skid Reaches 19 in 27-24 Loss
NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Drabek Wins 19th for Pirates
Back to the Source : Four movies, four books--how the art of literary adaptation was served this summer
More Cos to Come
Jim Bennison has been appointed vice president...
A Co-Op Chopper? Cities Give It a Whirl at Dealers' Expense : Surveillance: Huntington Park, Bell, Maywood and South Gate will spend about $72,000 in the next six months to lease a helicopter to track drug suspects from the air. It could pay off--big.
2 Romanians Killed in Explosives Plant Blast
Little Progress at Meeting to Unify European Currency : Money: Finance ministers of 12 European Community nations discuss ways to achieve monetary union. They are far from a consensus.
Daytime Play: NBC Retells the Truth, KCAL Holds a Trump Card
The Big Green Monster : Can't See Forest for the Monument
County Draft Report May Overestimate Landfill Needs : Environment: The head of one watchdog group says the result is that the Sanitation Districts will be less committed to waste reduction and recycling.
COMMENTARY : C'mon Al, Just Give Us a Little Hint . . .
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
Orange County's First Cable News Channel Hopes for a Good Reception : Media: Facing a host of obstacles, the new service from Freedom Newspapers debuts Sept. 17. It plans to draw upon the resources of the Orange County Register.
Carry Note Yourself on a Hard-to-Sell Home
How to Move Up While on the Go : Upgrades: While traveling, there are many ways to obtain a better seat, room or rental car. It might cost something extra, but it never hurts to ask.
Brush Up on Your History Before You Sail Off : Cruises: It helps to know something about the age and history of the ship before you plunk your money down. Brochures can be misleading.
Los AngelesAn auction of 29 luxury condominiums...
Eyewitness to History : A Select Photographic Fraternity Has Helped Develop the Aura, Awe Surrounding the American Presidency
Black Markets Thrive as East Bloc Economies Evolve : Europe: Weak local currencies and persistent shortages of food and consumer goods make illegal trading a sort of temporary lifeline.
California IN BRIEF : EL CENTRO : Marine Booked in His Wife's Murder
CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS GOVERNOR : Wilson Plows Under Prop. 128 in Talks With Farmers
Fate of Golden Toad Linked to Climate
California IN BRIEF : ASH MOUNTAIN : Earth First! Calls for More Protests
Elderhostel Offers Learning, Lore, Leisure
U.S. Unemployment Rate Rises to 5.6% in August
PLO Attackers Ignore Request for Cease-Fire
Victim's Mother Becomes TV Anti-Gang Crusader
Plea for Soviet Help a Dramatic U.S. Turnabout
Pastor's Son Sets a Good Example : Volunteer work: Student David Higgins overcame his doubts about working with the Minority AIDS Project. He says the work has made him a more understanding person.
Preserving Life on Earth: The Dangers of What We Know, and What We Don't : Environment: Relative to most energy and material flows on Earth, human effects are puny. But in a few sensitive places we make an impact.
Toxic Gumshoes Keep an Eye on Industry : Law enforcement: Police in Irvine, Newport Beach and Huntington Beach now have environmental crime investigators.
Los Angeles Times Interview : Anatoly Sobchak : Turning Leningrad Into a Reform Beacon by the Sea
VIPs Put on Airs in First Flight From Terminal : Aviation: Champagne toasts and goodwill mark an aerial tour of Southern California by industry officials. Proceeds will be used for airport artwork.
THE PACIFIC 10 : ROUNDUP : Illinois Mistakes Costly as Arizona Pulls Upset, 28-16
THE HIGH SCHOOLS / STEVE HENSON : Welch Game Plan Seems to Be Up in the Air
Dodgers Lose on Worst Start by Valenzuela : Baseball: He gives up five runs on six hits in only three innings. Gott adds gasoline to the fire and Reds win, 8-4.
PREP FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : Villa Park Takes Early Lead, Beats Bolsa Grande, 43-21
* John Holtrust has joined Silicon Systems...
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Nautical Notes About Cargo Carriers
Build Rust-Resistant Shed