- L.A. SPEAK
- RESTAURANTS : A TEST OF TIME : Day and Night, This Downtown Restaurant Offers Hot-or-Cold Ambience With Hit-or-Miss Food
- SPORT REPORT : Shooting the Boule
- Earth, By MICHAEL FRIEDMAN
- The War Zone of Childhood : THE KINGDOM OF BROOKLYN, <i> By Merrill Joan Gerber (Longstreet Press: $18.95; 239 pp.)</i>
- Election Day
- Close Up: The Brains Behind RGC
- Clinton Knows Domestic Policy, Not Trade Policy, Is Key to Prosperity
- Homes Expected to Go on Sale in June : Housing: Construction in the county is to begin early next year on the new generation of moderately priced, courtyard-style dwellings.
- FICTION
- Simple, Cozy Swiss Hotels And Passes for Rail Travel
- THE FABER BOOK OF GAY SHORT FICTION...
- Budget Lodging Is Available in Fiji. : Several private hotels offer low-cost beds through auspices of New Zealand hostel group.
- The Commerce of Combat : HONORED AND BETRAYED: Irangate, Covert Affairs, and the Secret War in Laos, <i> By Richard Secord with Jay Wurts (Wiley: $24.95; 405 pp.)</i>
- New Law to Make FHA Loan Available to More Buyers
- TRAVEL INSIDER : Hotel, Cruise Discounts Await Reunion-goers : Groups: Planning a family gathering? A guarantee of more business can get you special treatment in return. Resorts and dude ranches are also popular choices.
- S. Bernardino CountyALTA LOMA: Phase 1 of...
- Champ Scores One for Family
- Tickets Sell Fast for Art Center's Inaugural Season : Theater: Sales totaled $767,000 in the first two weeks--and that's before tickets were offered outside the city.
- ELECTIONS / 24TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT : McClintock Aims to Oust Beilenson, Take Anti-Tax Fight to Washington
- A lot of you want to know...
- San Gabriel : Synchronized Signals
- THE HOUSE
- EASTSIDE : Frias Hired to Create City Gang Program
- Andy returns to Mayberry to run for...
- Israeli Troops, Palestinians Skirmish; 1 Protester Killed
- After Columbus : Indians Try to Revive Cultures Despite Pressures to Assimilate
- Health Groups Fight Tradition in Asian Anti-Smoking Campaigns
- The Birth of the Hispano-Indian Civilizations of the New World : Quincentennial: The values of our continuous culture have not been translated to the hemisphere's fragmented politics and failed economics.
- LOS ANGELES TIMES INTERVIEW : Dan Quayle : The Vice President on Values, Clinton and the Campaign
- THE SLINGS AND ARROWS OF OUTRAGEOUS CHARGES - Perot Muddies the Debate Mix
- Berkeley's Awkward Two-Step to Ensure a Racially Diverse Campus : Affirmative action: A whites-only scholarship fund and a program to shield minorities from competition impale school on race issue.
- PERSPECTIVE ON TAXES : Don't Hate Me Because I'm 'Rich' : A message to Clinton from a member of the special-interest group to which we all aspire: Let's be fair here.
- The Ross Perot of South Korea Puts Ours to Shame : Elections: Chung Ju Yung is a multibillionaire entrepreneur running for president, and he makes his American counterpart look like a softie.
- Columbus Day Parade Canceled to Avoid Protests
- SOUTH LOS ANGELES : Public Libraries Seek Storytellers
- Bosnia Reports More Bombing by Serb Forces
- La Verne : Mobile Home Rent Control
- The Lost Young: Portrait of a Gang of Neo-Nazi Teen-Agers in Germany : Youth: They hang out in train stations, staring at people with places to go and spewing their racial hatred. Theirs is a world without hope, they say.
- Alligator Annie and 'Friends' a Hit With Tourists
- Protect Evidence in Iraq Loan Fraud Case, Gore Urges : Gulf War: Candidate implies data detailing Italian bank's involvement in Baghdad arms build-up has been covered up.
- Plan Takes Rose Bowl Off Council's Hands : Facilities: A nine-member panel would oversee marketing and maintenance of the stadium and Brookside Golf Course.
- The Shooting Is Over, but Nicaragua Is Still Polarized : Central America: More than two years after voters ousted the Sandinistas, the masses continue to suffer.
- WATTS : Clippers to Assist L.A.'s Ball Courts
- Senior Citizens Take Precautions After Attacks on Two Women : Crime: Authorities believe the same man committed both assaults. Officials are offering a reward for information leading to conviction.
- And Mr. President, What About Those Killer Bees? : Debates: Why is it the candidates sound the same no matter what they talk about?
- Bush vs. Clinton: Different Diagnoses of Health Care Crisis : Governor argues for major surgery on troubled U.S. medical system while President prefers a less drastic course of treatment
- THE SLINGS AND ARROWS OF OUTRAGEOUS CHARGES : Casting a Wide Net of Accusations
- Editorial : Keeping Arts Foundation on Its Feet : Benefit ballet could keep San Diego Foundation for Performing Arts in business
- O.C. Task Force Is at Center of Drug Legalization Debate : Narcotics: Authorities say program is having an impact on drug war, but some judges and others question effectiveness of law enforcement.
- Teen Deaths and Gang Violence
- Hurricane Left Trail of Havoc for Parrot Breed That Greeted Columbus : Bahamas: Few of the raucous birds are left in Andrew's wake. Now classified as endangered, the rare species were already cultural icons when explorer arrived.
- Monrovia Mayor Robert Bartlett has been named...
- Sticking Point
- A summary of significant City Hall decisions...
- Substance Derived From Horseshoe Crab Blood Helps Save At-Risk Human Patients
- The Power of Politics : Activist Says It All Comes Down to Community Organizing, the Ballot Box : LEVI KINGSTON
- WATTS : Group Wants to Buy Into Supermarket
- Mysterious GOP Donor Held on Fugitive Warrant : Child support: Man described as No. 1 deadbeat dad paid $400,000 to sit with Bush at fund-raiser in April.
- FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
- GAME OF THE WEEK : First Half Is All Bell Needs to Down Jefferson, 13-6
- Beyond Survival : Physical and Fiscal Health Suffers, but Not Family's Spirit
- KCET's new 'Storytime' is worth a listen--plus it's a valuable reading lesson
- San Gabriel : 85% Oppose Service Cuts
- Lots of Flack for Columbus on His 500th
- CHESS RESULTS : Fischer Beats Spassky, Takes 7-3 Lead
- DOWNTOWN : Grand Central May Get Grocery
- In Debates, Substance Is Question : Election: In a recession, style takes back seat in voters' minds, say Orange County political pundits who offer their insights on scoring the candidates.
- Over-65 Couples Not Over Hill for Sex
- Supervisors Set to Vote Oct. 29 on Controversial La Vina Plan : Housing: They will decide whether to scale back the number of units in the proposed hillside development within the Angeles National Forest.
- The Temple City Unified School District has...
- Concessions Open Door in China to U.S. Exports : Trade: Beijing and Washington formally sign major accord eliminating most Chinese import roadblocks.
- 'Gilligan's' Pilot Cruise
- College Gets Funds but Traffic Issue Persists : Education: West Los Angeles College plans to build facility for highly regarded aviation program. But school must first reach pact with city officials.
- Designer, 80, Puts Artistic Stamp on Commemorative U.S. Postage
- Racial Unrest Deep Within Calm Alabama Town : Race relations: Black and white ministers are trying to draw community together. But tension, fear linger.
- Maple Center, Founded to Help Teens, Carves a Broader Base : Mental health: After 20 years on the job, the agency assists everyone from latchkey children to senior citizens.
- Big Shoes to Fill
- Tuning Out New Season
- Full-Court Press : High-Density Detached Homes for the Mid-Income Family
- Sticker Shock : High New Car Costs Drive Consumers to Buy Used Vehicles
- Using Psychology to Make Economic Predictions : Commerce: Elliott Wave theorists say cycles of public optimism and pessimism help them forecast market and other trends.
- One Issue That Bush and Clinton Won't Touch : Bailout: Experts say another wave of bank and thrift failures looms after Election Day. For different reasons, neither candidate wants to talk about it.
- Assessing Responsibility for Condo Roof Damage
- UP IN THE MORNING: Vermont Farm Families...
- SOUTH LOS ANGELES : Center's Carwash Jobs Train Youths
- Zhao's Firing Upheld
- Organization Wages Fight to Give Black Infants a Better Chance for Life : Health: Great Beginnings for Black Babies aims to lower death rate by educating mothers about prenatal care.
- South-Central Artist Offers a Monument to Intercultural Harmony
- Honey, I'm Going to Make a Movie
- Promise to Clean Land Is Buried Under Junk : Environment: Hair-care millionaire's vow to clear Tuna Canyon property fails. Illegal dumping continues despite activist's vow to erect barriers.
- Baldwin Park : Fence Variance Denied
- PICO-UNION : Real Change, Not Just a Song and Dance
- For Emeritus Dancers, the Beat Never Ends
- The 10th-Inning Stretch : PLAYERS REVEAL WHAT SHOWS THEY ENJOY WATCHING WHEN THE GAME IS OVER
- A Mating Ritual That Lasts
- Demand Is High as Old-Fashioned Patchwork Quilts Make a Comeback
- WEST ADAMS : LAPD Reforms' Effects Discussed
- Fashion Advice to BYU Women Goes to Lengths
- In a contest on environmental issues sponsored...
- Suburbs Are Muffling the Call of the Wild Cat
- CRENSHAW : The Greening of Crenshaw High
- Dumping on Our Desert
- Landowners Drawing the Battle Lines
- Gardening : Some Daffodil Bulbs Just Keep Blooming
- Rio de Janeiro, Santiago New Interhostel Stops : Visits to Greek Islands of Mykonos and Delos also added to spring program of study and travel.
- Haitian Refugees in U.S. Face Uncertain Future : Immigrants: At home, they were persecuted for supporting exiled President Aristide. Here, they just wait to see if they can stay in the country.
- NEWS ANALYSIS : Pundits and Polls May Pick Debate Winner
- COVER STORY : The Subject is Survival : Teacher, Preacher and Father-Figure, Donald Bakeer Makes a Difference in Students' Lives. He's the Talk of Washington High Since His Novel About Gangs Was Turned into the Movie 'South-Central.'
- SOCCER : It's a Save for Cal State L.A.: Prieto Comes Back for Another Season
- Pride on the Line : Football: Roosevelt and Garfield high schools--and their fans--gear up for the 57th East Los Angeles Classic.
- Turnoff
- World-Circling Concorde Aims to Salute Columbus
- Key Republicans Split on Clinton Moscow Trip Issue
- 'Don't Feed Animals' a Cruel Joke in Zaire Zoo
- Solid Images : The vibrant murals are likely to pop up anyplace, offering passers-by not only visual relief but powerful social insights.
- SOUTH-CENTRAL : Book Fair to Help Library Branches
- A Mother's Education Began With Her Children's : GERALDINE ZAPATA
- 'Dental Fears' Clinic Intends to Still Chattering Teeth
- ROAD NOTES
- Iraq Releases U.S. Worker It Had Seized
- University Provides Bats With Own Bat House, but They're Not a Bit Batty About It
- Pelican Protectors Worthy of Praise
- FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
- 'True Grit' in Southwestern Colorado : Ranches surround tiny Ridgway, a hamlet with a Hollywood heritage in the shadow of the San Juans.
- Circles on a Pond : THE ENGLISH PATIENT, <i> By Michael Ondaatje (Alfred A. Knopf: $21; 306 pp.)</i>
- FICTION
- Los Angeles CountyWEST HILLS: Fifteen homes at...
- Historic Home Owners Are Fighting Back
- Art Uber Alles : THE TURNING POINT: The Abstract Expressionists and the Transformation of American Art, <i> By April Kingsley (Simon & Schuster: $30; 372 pp.)</i>
- Who's in Charge of Investing the Reserve Fund?
- Get Real : NOTHING BUT BLUE SKIES, <i> By Thomas McGuane (Houghton Mifflin/Seymour Lawrence: $21.95; 349 pp.)</i>
- Get in Shape for Downhill Vacation : It can take two to three months to get your muscles conditioned for skiing, experts say.
- Return to Childhood Home Helps Adults 'Untangle Any Knots in Ourselves'
- Course Will Explore Real Estate Contracts
- Through Monastery and Village in Sikkim : Ancient Buddhist Rituals Still Guide Daily Life in India's Himalayan Gateway to Tibet
- RESTAURANTS : THE WINE LIST
- Los Angeles CountyMALIBU: Phase 1 of Malibu...
- California Corner
- FICTION
- Utopia on the Amazon : BRAZIL-MARU, <i> By Karen Tei Yamashita (Coffee House Press: $19.95; 248 pp.)</i>
- Clearing the Air About Cost of Changing Flights : Transportation: The charge on most non-refundable domestic fares is $25. But one airline has upped the cost.
- Property Rights Drive Picks Up More Ground
- Rail Contract Intended as Boost to L.A. : Transportation: L.A. County commission hopes new deal with Sumitomo Corp. will allow time for defense industries to make the transition to transit.
- Jury Hears Closing Debate in Sexual Harassment Case : Trial: Nurse broke 'conspiracy of silence' to testify, her attorney says. But opposing lawyers assert that doctor's conduct was neither pervasive nor severe.
- Suspect Linked to Drug Lab Arrested
- In Search of the Elusive Minority Vote : Registering Voters is One Thing; Translating It Into Balloting Is Quite Another
- HOLIDAY WEEKEND
- Calabasas Poised to File Lawsuit Over Ahmanson Ranch Project : Public hearings: Officials and homeowners call the environmental report for the $1-billion Ventura County development inadequate.
- Family lineage will be the topic of...
- SUPER LOTTO RESULTS
- Out of Sight but Not Out of Trouble : Many of the Homeless Who Left Santa Ana's Civic Center Still Need Assistance
- Notes about your surroundings.
- ELECTIONS / MEASURE O : Farmers Drawn Into Water Source Battle
- Arizona Drafts Response Plans for Major Quake
- Braves Pitching Staff Also Aces on the Links
- Previous Prodigies Praise Aztecs' Faulk : Football: Dorsett, Walker look at latest running sensation.
- Titans 'Atrocious' in 49-3 Loss : Football: San Jose State scores six touchdowns in the first half. Cal State Fullerton loses five fumbles and has zero yards passing.
- Sloppy A's Ease the Way, 7-5 : AL Game 3: Oakland's defense, three wild pitches are costly in Toronto's victory.
- USOC San Diego Facility Up in Air : Training center: Walker says he might appoint task force to explore commitment to $60-million project. Others want a decision today.
- PREP FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
- Takahashi Changes His Surroundings, Not His Integrity
- Murphy's Exit Leaves Door Open for Burt
- Record Run Puts Fangio On Pole : Auto racing: Driver goes 99.908 m.p.h. in Grand Prix qualifying.
- BIG WEST ROUNDUP
- Miscellany
- Coast Community College District
- CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS / STATE ASSEMBLY : Democrats Buoyed by Turn of Political Tide : Candidates challenging entrenched GOP hope the Year of the Woman and anti-incumbent sentiments will boost their efforts.
- Metro Rail Contract Intended to Boost Southland Economy : Transportation: County commission hopes new deal with Sumitomo Corp. will allow time for defense industries to make the transition to transit.
- Korean Community Puts Goodwill on Parade : Festival: In a celebration of cultures, cowboys and a Tae Kwon Do class share the Garden Grove route. Gov. Wilson serves as grand marshal.
- Japanese-Americans Urged to Take Leading Role in Easing Racial Strife
- Coastal Panel Staff Urges OK of Dredging Project at Port : Harbor: If approved Wednesday, the 582-acre project would be among the largest ever begun on the West Coast.
- Waiting for Head Start : More in County Applying for Program for Needy Children
- 2 Bodies Found Frozen Inside Restaurant's Food Locker
- Safety Plans for Refinery Accidents Stir Confusion : Explosion: Texaco blast reawakens fears of residents living near South Bay refineries. In Wilmington area, evacuation of neighborhoods was spotty and inconsistent with emergency policy.
- Spies Aiding Crime Ring, D.A. Charges : Law: Alleged drug kingpins use information from key agencies to intimidate witnesses, official says. Defense lawyer calls the charges 'a joke.'
- Marine Unit Is Wave of the Future : Military: Urban training exercises prepare the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit for quelling regional crises around the world.
- VENTURA : Firefighters Sell Mall Shoppers on Weed Abatement
- Obituaries - Oct. 11, 1992
- BASEBALL DAILY REPORT : NATIONAL LEAGUE : Sanders Will Play for Falcons, Too
- Miscellany
- Rams Hope Offense Can Stay on March Against the Saints : Pro football: Everett and Co. need to carry over momentum from fourth quarter against 49ers.
- TENNIS ROUNDUP : Edberg Beats Countryman Holm to Reach Indoor Final
- BASEBALL / ROSS NEWHAN : Nixon Is Back on Hit List
- Gardere 4-0 Against Oklahoma : Nonconference: Texas quarterback completes a perfect run by leading the underdog Longhorns to a 34-24 victory.
- It's Showtime for USC's Morton in Victory : College football: He ties a school record with three touchdown catches as Trojans beat Oregon.
- Orange Lutheran Backs Run Over La Salle
- Novel Project Aids Rural Area Latino Elderly : Community services: Five Oregon agencies team up to spread information on state and federal resources.
- More Than the Times Have Changed : Generation Gap: A reporter feels old at 40 as he watches the mindless members of a generation without hope, heart or joy at a heavy metal concert.
- BIG EIGHT ROUNDUP : Kansas Draws Crowd, Beats Kansas State
- One Is Killed as Violence Mars Rally for Texas-Oklahoma Game
- Auto Racing
- Flame Hampers Refinery Probe
- San Marcos, Ramona, SD Teachers Honored
- A Flood of Memories as Ex-Internees Gather : Reunion: Japanese-Americans who spent World War II in an Arizona relocation camp recall their experiences.
- Disseminator of Tongue in Cheek Compares Elvis and Jesus Christ
- OXNARD : 2 Men Arrested After Pair Robbed
- NEW RELEASES : In Brief
- *** MICHAEL BOLTON "Timeless (The Classics)" <i> Columbia</i>
- A look inside Hollywood and the movies. : WE'RE MOVING : 'Alive' Won't Be Until Next Year
- ON THE RECORD : Christopher Columbus: 2 Operatic Rarities
- FILM COMMENT : Why Do the Movies Kiss Off Romance?
- Is Orange County Ready for Roxbury?
- JC FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : In another WSC game:
- This Un-Athletic Performance Doesn't Compute in Oakland
- PREP FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : In other nonleague games:
- Stanford Sacks UCLA's Hopes : Bruins: Walker dropped six times and Cardinal wins fifth in a row, 19-7. Milburn returns punt for 75-yard touchdown.
- Notre Dame Pulls Away, 52-21 : Nonconference: Mirer breaks Theismann's school record for touchdown passes as Irish roll past Pittsburgh after a slow start.
- Risks of Mt. Rainier Eruption Pondered : Nature: Although the majestic volcano has not had a major blowout for 2,000 years, experts say it has the potential for more destruction than caused by Mt. St. Helens.
- United Way Campaign
- Japanese-Americans Urged to Combat Tensions
- Gray Wolf May Again Roam Yellowstone : National park: Activist lobby is high in the Rockies pressing for return of the predator.
- STATE SENATE : Challengers Undaunted by GOP Mystique
- Death of a Tycoon : Killed in Raid, Rancher Don Scott Was a Man of Legends
- For Amateur Comics, Jokes Aren't Always a Laughing Matter
- Cuesta Defeats Golden West to Win Water Polo Title
- PREP FOOTBALL SPOTLIGHT : THE REAL McCOY
- Miscellany
- COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Gill Paces UCI Past Fresno St. in Water Polo
- Arkansas Cuts In on Tennessee's Waltz : SEC: Razorbacks score nine points in last three minutes to ruin Volunteers' unbeaten season, 25-24.
- Florida St. Is Perfect in the ACC
- Management of the Pirates Realizes the Importance of the Print Media
- The Fab Four of Santa Monica : Corsair Water Polo Program Gets an Unexpected a Boost From Four Women
- BASEBALL DAILY REPORT : AMERICAN LEAGUE
- COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : Saddleback Gets Victory; Chrishon Gets School Record
- HIGH SCHOOL CROSS-COUNTRY / KENNY STAUB INVITATIONAL : Lack of Depth Short-Circuits Agoura Girls
- Kurri's Two Goals Power Kings, 6-3 : Hockey: Stauber stops 26 shots and gets first NHL victory before 14,509, the first time L.A. has failed to sell out Forum since December of 1990.
- Pleasant Tap Victory an Inside Job
- JC FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : Ventura Rally Falls Short in 26-13 Setback
- EIGHT-MAN FOOTBALL : Liberty Christian Paced by Vaccaro and Baltodano
- Bruins Catch Milburn Too Late : UCLA: The Stanford back gets most of his 249 all-purpose yards in the first half.
- Reserve Running Backs Heat Up Quickly in Glendale's 41-16 Win : College football: Freshmen Leon Jones and Andy Cleland move into starting roles and key Vaqueros' upset of Bakersfield.
- Loyola Marymount Sweeps San Diego
- BIG TEN ROUNDUP : Record Crowd Sees Michigan Win, 35-10
- Toreros Stop Whittier Threat, Win, 33-21
- Was It a Miami Vision or Dream Come True? : College football: Hurricanes defeat Penn State, 17-14, to post second victory in a row over a top 10 opponent. They say they should be No. 1 again.
- Giveaways Costly for the Padres
- EAST ROUNDUP : Graves' Short Passes Go a Long Way for Syracuse
- PREP FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : Treanor, Blair Light Fuse for Village Christian
- Southwest Holds Off Compton
- Benton, in Second Start, Leads Arizona State, 39-5
- Centennial of Somis Is Small Affair : Communities: A walking tour and back-yard party mark today's celebration. The 400 residents call their town an oasis.
- Small Plane Hits Car, Van in Freeway Landing
- Luginbill Leads Palomar to Victory Over Fullerton
- Miscellany
- Player Sets Record, Learns of Family Death
- EASTSIDE : Azteca Director Has Her Backers
- FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
- Ladyhawke (KCOP Sunday at 6 p.m.), an...
- Suit Claims Deputies Beat Woman During Arrest : Courts: Former X-ray technician is suing officers for $2.7 million after being found not guilty of attacking them.
- Clinton 'Simply Doesn't Tell the Truth,' Quayle Charges : Politics: He attacks the Democrat's integrity over statements on anti-war protests and the draft, but says Vietnam opposition wasn't unpatriotic.
- What History Forgot : 'SURVIVING COLUMBUS' TELLS THE STORY OF PUEBLO INDIANS THROUGH THEIR OWN VOICES
- MID-CITY : Chief Williams to Attend Reception
- ELECTIONS / 29TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT : Robbins Still Hopeful Despite Waxman's Edge
- Students in the Baldwin Park and Azusa...
- CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS / U.S. SENATE : Investments Put Feinstein at Risk of Conflict
- FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
- VOICES : Issue: The Tenure of Mayor Tom Bradley
- 'It's Not a Game' : Revised Training Takes Marines Into Real-Life Locales
- Baldwin Park : Metrolink Rail Station
- 4 Pasadena Students Have Roles in Opera Production
- A Little Girl of the '90s Puts Her Parents on Orange Alert
- Raunchy Sex Phone Lines a Hit in Spain
- CITY CULTURE : Out of This World
- Santa Monica College Candidates Forum Set
- TV Discovers Columbus
- Veterans View Draft Issue With Sympathy, Not Anger
- South Pasadena : Orange Blossom Tops Azalea
- FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
- CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS / U.S. SENATE : Seymour Pursues Job as 'Realtor's Senator' : Politics: A landlord and former broker, incumbent has advocated changes that may benefit him. He says portfolio does not get in the way of his convictions.
- FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
- Florida Rebuilding Rules Stir Up Storm of Anger : Recovery: Some workers complain that regulations interfere with reconstruction. Others say officials aren't doing enough to prevent rip-offs.
- RABAN ON CLINTON
- San Gabriel Valley : 4 Area Cities to Be Honored
- Stevie (Bravo Sunday at 5 p.m., again...
- Still Joyful Despite Pain of Alzheimer's
- FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
- Mansion Impossible? : Be It Ever So Narrow, the Bushes' Houston Lot <i> Could </i> House a Residence Fit for an Ex-President
- JOHN PALMER: Cha$ing After the Campaign
- Playa Vista Plan's Impact
- 'Baby Jessica' Adapts to Living Normal Life as a First-Grader : Anniversary: Five years ago, nation turned its eyes toward toddler's rescue from 22-foot-deep, 8-inch-wide Texas water well.
- TV's Bumpy Campaign Trail
- China's Contenders Prepare to Enter the Ring at Party Congress : Politics: Participants are expected to look at possible successors to Deng Xiaoping. The odds are on reformers.
- Shevardnadze Seeks Mandate in Election : Politics: Crisis-weary Georgians go to polls looking for a fresh start.
- KOREATOWN : New Group to Assess Riot Victims' Needs
- FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
- FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
- In Bay Area, Columbus Day Runs Aground : Holiday: American Indians plan to demonstrate at the festivities. But Italian-Americans view the events as a source of pride.
- Apartment Proposal Approved : Housing: A nonprofit group will buy and rehabilitate 38 run-down units. The city will provide a $1.4-million loan.
- HARVARD HEIGHTS : A Bright Idea for the Neighborhood
- Ice Patrol Warns Ships of North Atlantic Peril
- Sinead O'Connor
- A Political Feast
- Rewards of Somalia Relief Work Deeply Personal
- A parent symposium on gangs will be...
- Pipeline Blast Kills Worker
- LITTLE TOKYO : Merchants Seek Police Substation
- It Was the Last Squawk--Man Throttles Parrot
- BALDWIN HILLS : Exams, Counseling at Family Center
- VOLLEYBALL : Roosevelt Girls Rule