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THE NAME GAME: Don't hold your breath...
'Wayne's World' Gets Real : Self-produced cable programs are increasingly seen as a way to break into big-time television
* Jim Henson Productions, Hollywood, has announced...
Separate-Debts Accord Can't Be Grandfathered
Racing Back to the Middle Ages : Siena, Italy's Palio Isn't Just a Horse Race. It's a Colorful Pageant and Rivalry Rooted in Medival History.
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La Puente : Meeting on County Services
Hope, Fear Accompany Family's Search for Ailing Man Who Vanished : Missing person: David W. Piper Sr., who has Alzheimer's disease, disappeared in April. Loved ones say not knowing his fate is difficult to handle.
Supremacist Seeks Guard Protection at 2nd Rally : Simi Valley: Richard Barrett cites First Amendment rights, but city officials say they are not likely to ask for the troops.
A Hairy Experience : Men Seek Information About Transplants and Other Remedies for Baldness
Arrests Stun Poly Students : Slaying: Classmates and school officials tell of rumors and suspected activities involving a secret club. They describe one murder suspect as a bright but quiet person.
THE NBA / MARK HEISLER : Bulls Have Had Most of the Answers
BUT WHERE'S THE TOUR?: Mariah Carey may...
Bellflower Loses Its Finest Restaurant
* William Battison has resigned as president...
* TRW's Redondo Beach-based Space & Technology...
SONGS OF THE FLUTEPLAYER: Seasons of Life...
Appraiser Regulation Hits Snag
Tourists Can Beat the Heat Abroad by Cooling Off in a Public Pool : Whether in Paris or London, inexpensive swimming facilities are fairly well-kept secrets to travelers.
LIFE WITHOUT FATHER : AS MORE AND MORE AMERICAN MEN DISCONNECT FROM FAMILY LIFE, SOCIETY SUFFERS THE CONSEQUENCES
STYLE : LOOKS : A Face for Summer
STYLE : INTERIORS : Going for Baroque
San Marino : Fees for Realtors Changed
Under a Didion Spell
Wary, Weary Clinton Sifts Various Views : Democrats: He retains helm of his campaign as advisers compete for his attention with agendas that often conflict.
Culture in the Canyon : Recreation: A 1920s-era clubhouse is home to a secluded city center that offers arts, crafts and sports in Rustic Canyon.
The 18th-Century composer also wrote 25 concertos for the cello.
Supremacist Plans 2nd Simi Valley March
911 Calls Disputed in Oliver Divorce Filings
Riggs Untied : Filmmaker Looks at Blacks on TV and Doesn't Like What He Finds
They've been the stuff of legend since...
HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD : Landau Wins Two-Mile, Sets Sophomore Record
Branch Snags Diaper, Saves Tot From Fall
Buchanan Out of Hospital After Heart Surgery
Saving Grace : Repairs on Scenic Colorado Street Bridge Near the Midpoint; Work on the Local Landmark Is Due to Be Completed by 1994
COLUMN LEFT / WILLIAM BYWATER : The Dignity of Honest Work Is on the Line : Attempts to prevent striking workers' replacement are at the mercy of Bush's veto pen.
Federal Term Limits: Is This the Answer? : California's frustrated voters should fully assess initiative
There Must Be a Sense of Horror : Many are indifferent, even in the face of dreadful new figures on teen-age gunshot fatalities
O'Connor Prays Outside Abortion Clinic : Protest: The cardinal defies a death threat as he leads 1,500 marchers in New York. Supporters hope his presence will help escalate demonstrations.
Activities Aplenty for Children During Summer Vacation
Campaign Against DARE Program Launched : Drug education: Opponents say psychological technique--letting children make choices--is harmful.
Ashe Expects Sensitivity From Media
Angels Beat Royals for Third in Row
Patton Talks Himself Into Challenge, Beauty of Boise
Hause Takes Place Among County's Best
ART : Adventures of the Shootist : Danny Lyon is a rebellious maverick who immerses himself in volatile American subcultures that others avoid. He's found his latest photo opportunities by walking the streets of Los Angeles.
A look inside Hollywood and the movies. : LEGAL DEPT. : Lawsuit, Lawsuit on the Range
* Nathan Smith has been promoted to...
* Jeffrey Konvitz has been named executive...
Senior Housing Opens in West Hollywood
Brilliantly Colored Annual Loves Heat
Growing Radishes is Simple Fun
Irish Hostels Offering 'Do-it-Yourself' Vacations : Accommodation vouchers help travelers keep to loose itineraries and tight budgets.
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Dinner and a Movie . . .
Movies with Gender and Sex
CHARLES STUART: When Mom is Murdered
Clinton Chides Rap Singer, Stuns Jackson
To: The International Olympic CommitteeFrom: The Image...
COLUMN RIGHT / TOM BETHELL : Perot Lacks Attraction for Conservatives : His managerial approach to government lacks a philosophy, and he waffles on fiscal reform.
Man Who May Have Seen Missing Woman Sought
Volunteers Sought to Aid Sea Mammals : Animals: The new facility for injured animals is set to open in the fall. It will offer long-term care once provided by Marineland.
* Digital Microwave Corp., San Jose, has...
Vessels, By JAMES DICKEY
Chinese Town With a Dash of Italian : Al's Place has a Locke on the best power lunches in the Sacramento Delta.
THE NEW ROADSIDE AMERICA by Mike...
* Crawford McGill has been named vice...
A WOMAN'S STORY by Annie Ernaux,...
CUBA: A Journey by Jacobo Timerman,...
Judge Rejects Lesser Charge in Riot Attack : Courts: Two friends will be tried for attempted murder in the near-fatal attack on evangelist Wallace Tope, who remains in a coma. The preacher had attempted to stop looting during the April unrest.
It's All News to KCAL : Channel 9 Expands Coverage With 6:30 p.m. Broadcast
Diamond Bar : Draft General Plan Protested
A Protectionist Elite With a Multiethnic Face Is Still Dangerous : Elections: By passing the 'Buy American' amendment, L.A. ceases to be a world city and returns to a time when xenophobia was policy.
Bush Camp at All-Time Political Low
SUPER LOTTO RESULTS: JUNE 13
Hospital Executives Lobby Legislators to Spare Ax : Health care: Nearly 800 officials argue against cuts in Medi-Cal and other programs. Optimism fades as budget realities become apparent.
CLIQUES
THE BOOK OF LOST TALES: Volumes I...
Apartment Report
STYLE : Fashion : It's a Wrap
17th-Century Villa for Diva
THE OFFICIAL POLITICALLY CORRECT DICTIONARY AND HANDBOOK...
Hundreds Offer to Adopt Children of Mother Who Contracted AIDS : Compassion: Woman, an ex-addict, sorts through bundles of letters from strangers offering help. She dedicates life to making up for lost years with her three daughters.
'Dolphin Defenders' Focus on Ecology in St. Louis
New York Flooded With Fix-It Ideas
More School Districts Hand Over the Classroom Keys to Private Firms : Education: Many believe public systems are incapable of dealing adequately with the deficiencies and social ills they now confront.
Richer Nations' Aid Pledge Criticized
Caltrans Issues Advisory About Scheduled Freeway Work Areas
Orange Lured TRW to Stay With $2-Million Incentive Offer : Economy: Company reversed its decision to leave the area after agreement was reached with city. Some fear other businesses will ask for similar deals.
Volcker Is Still a Force in Global Economics : People: The former Federal Reserve chief's recent efforts have included talks with President Yeltsin's economists about advising Russia on its shift from socialism to capitalism.
Chemical Banking Eyes Homes Market : Mortgages: The newly expanded institution wants to become one of the nation's premier retail lenders so it beefs up its unit for housing loans.
Exploring Mongolia on Horseback
Blaze in Oregon Burns 600 Acres, Forces Evacuations
Top Music Stars Cover Classic Disney Tunes on 'Simply Mad About the Mouse' (Mickey, of course)
Hair-Care Magnate Criticized Over Tuna Canyon Cleanup : Environment: His company touts planet-saving efforts, but critics say John Paul Jones De Joria won't clean up despoiled land he owns.
Not Waiting for Perot : He's Due in Town This Week, but His Supporters Are Already in High Gear
2 Harbors Chart Separate Courses : Development: Channel Islands thrives on a few key leaseholders as the Ventura port tries to recover from floods and legal problems.
Perot's 'Town Hall' Format Short on Specifics
1 of 10 in U.S. Sign Up for Food Stamps
Rapper From Agoura Will Face Battery Charges After Hotel Brawl : Entertainers: Two stabbing victims said the celebrity, whose name is Andre Young, was their attacker.
Kemp Pledges $137 Million for Housing, Jobs : Rebuilding: City officials question whether HUD chief's figure is new allocation or part of riot package.
AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL ROUNDUP : Newbury Oaks Breaks Out Lumber, 15-1
Miscellany
War OF THE Words : KMPC and XTRA Are All Talk--Sports Talk, That Is--as They Battle for the All-Important Male Listener, Age 25-54
Ayrton Senna wrapped up the pole position...
Students Need Battle Plan for a Summer Job
The Torch Is Passed to Spain : Olympics: About 25,000 attend ceremonies at Empuries, but Samaranch is absent. Catalonian nationalists demonstrate.
SMALL FACES, LOLLAPALOOZA EDITION: "Lollapalooza" headliners the...
MOVIES : COMMENTARY : John Doe, Meet Ross Perot : Five decades later, Frank Capra's 'Meet John Doe' eerily resembles today's political scene--although Gary Cooper was taller
COVER STORY : Gotham Owes Its Look to the Third Reich
SIMI VALLEY : Children Clean Up Folk Art Landmark
Chinese Surprise U.S. with World League Victory
Miscellany
NOTEBOOK / BOB NIGHTENGALE : PADRES UPDATE
Car Hits Kentucky Derby Museum, Injures 11
Rating Radio's Sports Jockeys
War OF THE Words : KMPC and XTRA Are All Talk--Sports Talk, That Is--as They Battle for the All-Important Male Listener, Age 25-54
Horst Pads Points Lead at Saugus With First Win of Career
Why Get Teed Off at Jordan?
In Brief
MOVIES : Off-Centerpiece : Repeat After Us: It's Just a Spoof, It's Just a Spoof
New City Golf Course in Doubt
Tailback Bowen Finishes What He Starts in East Win
A look inside Hollywood and the movies. : KING'S KINGDOM : We Get It All the Way Up to the Mercedes Part
In Brief
'Super Freak' Meets the Everly Brothers : What started as a Rhino Records novelty act nine years ago is still out crooning '50-ized versions of modern pop tunes
POP MUSIC : Heartaches by the Score : With five marriages and more than 100 hits over four decades, Harlan Howard is a master of writing sad songs, Nashville style
Family Comes to Grips With Father's Needless Death : Tragedy: Wife is convinced that her husband was only defending himself when he was shoved to the ground by a teen-ager.
Foursome Could Be Fearsome at U.S. Open
AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Reardon Ties Save Record, Red Sox Win
Television Educational to Davies, Whose Putting Wood Brings Eagle
Volleyball
Krabbe Loses in Return, Blames Media
War OF THE Words : KMPC and XTRA Are All Talk--Sports Talk, That Is--as They Battle for the All-Important Male Listener, Age 25-54
BASEBALL / ROSS NEWHAN : Seattle Keeps Mariners, but Now What?
Sax Man Teddy Edwards' Sputtering Jazz Career Gains Momentum Again
COVER STORY : Ready or Not : It's Back to Tim Burton's World
MUSIC : Symbionese Liberation Opera : 'Tania' uses Patty Hearst as a vehicle to raise questions about revolution, social change and the disintegration of personal identity
Harris Accepts 4-Year Ban for Cocaine Use : Track and field: Second-ranked 400-meter hurdler tests positive in national indoor games.
Joe Amato (top fuel), Cruz Pedregon (funny...
Open Court, Open Road, the Mailman Is Still Delivering
New Team of Silva and Ciarelli Playing Like Old Pros : Volleyball: The fourth-seeded team overcomes 6-1 deficit to beat Castro and Cotas to advance into semifinals.
COMMENTARY : Is Gymnastics Glory Worth This Price?
Ugly Turn of Events : Group Flips Its Wig Over Plans to Close Museum
U.S. OLYMPIC WOMEN'S GYMNASTICS TRIALS : Zmeskal, Miller Hits Among the Misses
TENNIS ROUNDUP : Edberg Loses to Matsuoka on the Grass
Coryell Gets a Charge Out of Retirement : Football: Away from it all, he finally admits he was fired by the Chargers.
Burston Cast in Right Role, Wins Three AAU Sprints
In Brief
In Brief
Community Throws Class of '92 a Party With Egyptian Flair : Santa Paula: Students dance the night away, try their luck at craps and find time to exchange a few teary farewells.
Dreams of a Home Rise With Habitat Foundation's Help
Roadwork: Major projects for the week of June 14-20
Cardinal to Coach His Final Game
Padres Find Race Escaping Them : Baseball: Braves chase Seminara in third inning, pick up a 4-2 victory.
POP MUSIC : Don't Rub Your Eyes, the Video Picture Is Confusing
What's Next for L.A. Theatre Center, Episode 243
The Body Politic : THE EROTIC SILENCE OF THE AMERICAN WIFE, By Dalma Heyn (Turtle Bay Books: $22; 304 pp.)
RESTAURANTS : TRYSTING THE NIGHT AWAY : It May Not Be a Romantic Hideaway, but It's the Best Place in Town for Hot Bites
Dolphins, Lured by Food, Moving Back to North Sea
Monsignor to Chair Jewish Values Institute
New Guidebook With a Twist Gives the REAL Inside Story on the Nation's Capital
Toxic Terrain : Crews Remove Lead Dust From Back-Yard Smelting Shop
Oregon Plan Would Ration Health Care, Cover Every Resident : Medicine: Led by a physician-legislator, the state has embarked on a radical plan to ensure that basic needs are met while dealing with fiscal realities.
Take Down the Courts' 'Vacancies' Sign : * Governor Can't Be Too Busy to Make Crucial Appointments Needed to Ease Backlog
BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : DODGERS : Scoring Angers Crews
City Attorney's Dual Role in Lancaster Comes Under Scrutiny : Legal counsel: Critics say a law firm's work in redevelopment issues and as a bond consultant constitutes a conflict of interest.
Camarillo Airport Panel Backs Firefighter Facility
GOLF / MAL FLORENCE : L.A. City Event Begins This Week
MOVING ON: Bruce Hornsby has quit his...
High Technology Illuminates Ancient Art at Getty Museum
ALBUM REVIEW : *** LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM "Out of the Cradle" Reprise
* Consensus Planning Group, a community relations...
Deciding When It's Right Time to Buy a Home
* David Talley has been promoted to...
L.A. SPEAK
PUGET SOUND : Mecca to the Cynical Post-Watergate Generation, Seattle Has a New Icon. It Isn't Coffee, It Isn't Rain, It's Not Even the Space Needle. It's Rock and Roll.
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Water, Food Critical to Rose Production
Architecture : Southland Sweeps Innovative Design Honors
Stripped of Career, Man's Search for Work Becomes Full-Time Job : Recession: It has been months of dashed hopes, updated resumes and rejection letters in the life of an unemployed manager.
CALIFORNIA ALBUM : A Final Turf War : Hmong immigrants in the Central Valley favored a mountain cemetery as their burial ground. But some residents complained, and now the Hmong are staying away.
Pleasant Strangers Relate Their Personal Horror Story
Enabling the Disabled : Simple Keyboard Technique Helps Severely Impaired Communicate
Before Losing Yourself in the Vastness of Alaska, Be Prepared for Crowds : Wonders are there to enjoy, but the season is brief. To see the most, relax and rush less.
Enterprise Zones Fall Short of Promises : Business: Gov. Wilson praises the program. But critics say the tax breaks are too small and that the state's claims have been inflated.
Judge Says Severity of Looting, Backgrounds Dictate Punishment
COMMENTARY ON SOCIAL POLICY : Punishing Homeless for Living: Still Cruel, but Not Unusual : Cities try to make the problem go away by banning 'campers.' What the homeless need is more help.
BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : ANGELS : Orton Is Starting Catcher
MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL / GARY KLEIN : Cirillo Keeps Runners on Their Toes, Off the Bases
Paul Holmgren Will Coach Whalers
In races at Pocono International Raceway at...
No Longer Dangerous, but Still Potent
He Sees a Deal That Has Advance to Go Written on It : Entrepreneur: Luther Medical Products of Tustin has struck a worldwide marketing agreement for its advanced catheters that the firm's founder sees as the key to its future.
How to Keep That Phone Ringing : THE MAN WHO WOULD BE PRESIDENT: Dan Quayle, By Bob Woodward and David S. Broder (Simon & Schuster: $18; 207 pp.)
Doing It for the Lads : AMONG THE THUGS, By Bill Buford (W.W. Norton & Co.: $22.95; 313 pp.)
New federal rules assist handicapped travelers : Airlines: Amendments to act improve aisle seating and lavatory access for wheelchair-bound passengers. All planes delivered after April, 1992, must comply.
Moonlighting (Bravo Sunday at 8 p.m.) Jerzy...
San Marino : Off-Site Parking Rules OKd
Program Encourages Youths to Set the Stage for Success
Lack of Cash Begets a Greek Tragedy : Theater: Unable to raise enough funds, a theatrical duo cancels plans for a free Shakepeare festival in the park. Instead the co-founders of Charmed Life Productions will stage Sophocles' "Antigone."
Azerbaijan Troops Launch Karabakh Offensive : Conflict: Dozens could be dead, and an angry Armenia threatens direct intervention in the war over the disputed enclave.
Essay Contest Finalists Win Books, Certificates
Saving Ghost Town From an Old Friend : Bill would protect historic Bodie from renewal of mining, the industry that gave it life
Most Profound Changes Sweep N. Hollywood
Local Smoking Ban No Solution : Solana Beach's action is laudable but countywide or statewide rules are needed
Dire Warnings of Budget Cuts Turn Out to Be Real This Time : Finances: The recession, threatened deep reductions in state funding and possible layoffs make the annual process more difficult for municipal officials.
Through Thick and Thin : LIFE-SIZE, By Jenefer Shute (Houghton Mifflin: $19.95; 230 pp . )
MY LIFE WITH GROUCHO by Arthur...
A Voice of the Streets : CLOCKERS, By Richard Price (Houghton Mifflin: $22.95; 599 pp.)
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Cambodia Troops, Rebels Move to Disarm : Asia: But Khmer Rouge guerrillas refuse to take part in U.N.-directed operation, casting shadow over the peace plan.
Coach, Youth Meet Again in Fatal Fight : Violence: Myron (Mike) Haag was trying to chase some teen-agers away from his house. He was killed and prosecutors rule it an accidental death.
28 Injured by Gas Leak at Water Recreation Park
Female Chefs Serve Up Opinions on Male Counterparts
Some Stores Reject Magic Johnson's Book About AIDS
Kadafi, Lawmakers Defiant in Face of World's Censure : Libya: Despite angry rhetoric about 'evil forces' and the Lockerbie issue, the government could be laying groundwork for ties to the West.
COURTS: Stephen Cole, convicted of setting his...
Beer Sales at Stadium Probed : Investigation: Anaheim police have issued citations to nine vendors accused of selling alcohol to minors during a California Angels game.
Vacations by Seniors Specialist Take in Holidays : Domestic tours include visits to the Southwest at Christmas and New Year's.
Wealth of Information Services Will Pay Off in New Jobs
The lovable Mork (Robin Williams) from Ork...
Swedes Chip Away at Cradle-to-Grave Welfare : Social services: The government's program is intended to make the economy more open, competitive and productive.
Her Future Grim, Alfaro Looks Back : Interview: Facing a death sentence for the murder of a 9-year-old girl, the O.C. woman denies guilt, blames drugs and copes with memories.
Biggest U.S. Lutheran Group Elects First Female Bishop
To Kindergartners, She's in a Class by Herself
Death of Zoo's Camel Blamed on Lightning
NEWS ANALYSIS : Wildlife Ruling Latest Sign of Tilt Toward White House : Supreme Court: Observers note most justices have never held elective office, and are GOP nominees.
Thatcher in Falklands, Recalls War
5 Die, 1 Missing After Boat Loses Power, Capsizes in San Pablo Bay
It's Cool to Be a Cadet : Schools: In Inglewood, a popular military program introduces students to discipline. Supporters say the California Cadet Corps helps steer youths away from gangs.
Boy, 15, Killed in Gang Gun Battle
RAMONA : 250 Acres Burn; No Buildings in Danger
Walnut : Parking Ban on Valley Blvd.
Goodby to Sidelines, Hello to Front Line
California IN BRIEF : TRUCKEE : Butterflies Flood the Sierra Nevada
No Benchmarks for Judge When Sentencing Looters : Riots: Hard-line jurist's plans were softened when he met defendants and by the realities of the judicial system.
Medical Crisis Looms in Ex-Soviet States : Shortages: The Red Cross warns that without increased supplies of even the most basic drugs, thousands could die.
Amid Sarajevo Battles, Serbians Reportedly Agree to Open Airport
The Dark Side of the American Dream : Moral Relativism? 'You Don't Get It'
Princess Die: The Royals' Swan Song? : Monarchy: The Windsors are supposed to provide an image of stability for Britain. Instead, the nation seems tuned to a long-running soap opera.
Ray of Hope in Son's Crusade : War crimes: Radoslav Artukovic, who has worked to clear his late father's name, learns the U.S. is investigating alleged withholding of crucial evidence.
In Missouri, a Motor Tour of Small Towns, Country Inns--and Wineries : Two regions not far from St. Louis star in a wine-tasting trip to rival the Napa Valley.
Execution Fuels Debate About Lie Detector Tests
In Search of His Family, He Found Solace Instead : Books: The Korean War separated Donald Chung from his family. His heartbreaking return inspired his memoirs, and he has used the proceeds to help build a memorial honoring veterans of the 'forgotten war.'
Clinton Chides Rap Singer, Stuns Jackson
Canada Thinly Prepared for Arctic Air Rescue
Prominent Losers in June Primaries Ponder Their Futures Out of Office
City Discount Passes Good in Scandinavia
Inspiring Kids to Learn Geography Can Help Them Understand World : There are many ways to introduce children to the fascinating universe around them.
COMMENTARY : Evangelist Lived His Ideals Even Amid Great Danger
Ex-Mayor Gets Nine-Year Prison Sentence
Congo Nursery Rescues Gorilla Orphans
Under the Small Top : The Culpepper and Merriweather 'Mud Show' Brings the Glitter and Thrills of the Circus to the Hamlets and Hollows of America--All in One Ring
Shattered Dreams (CBS Sunday at 9 p.m.)...
PERSPECTIVE ON REBUILD L.A. : It's Just Peter, Not Saint Peter : Ueberroth is the right man for the job, but he can't do it all; success depends on the city's many 'communities.'
Americans Find That Soil Is Good for the Soul : Nature: Some people are growing more vegetables in order to cut food costs; many gardeners also say it just makes them feel good.
LOS ANGELES TIMES INTERVIEW : Sharon Pratt Kelly : New Mayor Regains Credibility for the D.C. City Government
Census Finds Trends to Challenge Us All : * Fresh Ideas, Resolve Needed as Income Gap Grows
U.S. OLYMPIC TRIALS ROUNDUP : Pepperdine's Rodriguez Continues to Impress
Keswick, Waller Lead the Way : Olympic trials: UCLA gymnasts finish 1-2 in men's competition, ahead of national champion Roethlisberger.
BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE MAJOR LEAGUES : Sosa, Smith on Disabled List
Variable Results From GRP's Big-Band All-Stars : *** VARIOUS ARTISTS "GRP All-Star Big Band" GRP
Actress's Obsession With Jazz Age Golden Girl Lands Her the Part
MOVIES : Subtitles by the Sea : A critical overview of AFIFEST 1992, that annual window on the world of film, with 208 entries this year from 40 countries
A look inside Hollywood and the movies. : LET'S GET SMALL : You Don't Understand--They Want You to Stand in Line for 'Howards End'
Survival Techniques : Pico Rivera Exemplifies Life After Manufacturers' Exodus
Earth Summit Points Up a Need to Strive for Global Economic Fairness
For dedicated gardeners, here are suggestions...
ART IN SEATTLE'S PUBLIC PLACES: An Illustrated...
Malaria Is Chief Concern for Vietnam Visitors : Immunizations are urged now that U.S. travel restrictions have been eased.
IN THE GARDEN : Fountain Restoration Business Makes a Splash
RAISING BARCELONA : The Catalonia Capital Gets an Olympian Face Lift From the World's Leading Urban Planner
Mother, Daughter in Need Become Victims of the System
Seal Hunt Means More Than Meat
Democrats Follow Clinton Blueprint on Draft Platform : Politics: Document bumps the party closer to the center in a counterstep to Perot's anti-government appeal to voters.
Town Councils Give Communities a Chance to Be Heard : Government: The advisory boards reflect a 'grass-roots uprising' created to empower and safeguard rural northern L.A. County.
Motorcyclist Dies After Broadsiding Car in Intersection
Date on Daily Criminal Calendar Can Be Humbling Experience
Boxing
Purses for Remaining WPVA Events Reduced
Back on Track With 'Oncoming Train'
Shipyard Officials Turn to Senate as Ally in Fight for Jobs : Economy: Legislation prohibiting the facility from bidding for repair work on San Diego ships could force layoffs of thousands.
Los Altos Senior Wins UPS Scholarship
Perot: Too Much Spent on Learning Disabled
June Louin-Tapp; Expert on Effects of Childhood Trauma
L.A.'s Zone Program Is Unproven : Development: Business owners say inducements were not a key element in deciding where to locate, even though city claims them as success stories.
PLATFORM : Animal Research
Score One for the Toxic Waste Task Force : Paint Plant Executive's Conviction Shows County Takes Illegal Dumping Personally
Illegal Fireworks Blamed in Blaze in Sherman Oaks
Oregon's Priority List
HANDS ACROSS L.A.: In an effort to...
She's Why He's a Real Champion
NAMES AND NUMBERS
Huston Home Runs Lift Rangers to Split
A look inside Hollywood and the movies. : INTO THE BELFRY : What If We Just Wanted His Ears?
STAGE : A Mirror on Our Fires : A performance artist relies on the words of blacks and Jews to reflect the conflicts between (and within) groups
Election Suggestions
MAS ABOUT MAS