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MOVIES : Darkness and Light Over Tuscany : For 40 years, Italy's Taviani brothers have devoted themselves to idealistic fables that shed light on darkness
NHL ROUNDUP : Lemieux Makes His Usual Return for Penguins
USC Blows Final Chances, Loses Again : College basketball: Four close-range shots missed in final seconds of 50-49 loss to Washington.
OFF-CENTERPIECE : Hollywood's New Edifice Complex : Forty-five years after 'The Fountainhead,' an architect finds that he and his ilk are again the movies' studs of choice
CMS Enhancements Posts $5-Million Loss for Quarter
Irvine Sensors Corp.: The Costa Mesa developer...
Turning the Tables : Tribe's Casino Success Upsets Rural Area's Power Structure
Granite, By Russell Leong
Living in the Red Zone : The Northridge Quake Tested the Limits of Our Engineering, Revealing That Our City Is Built Beyond the Limits of Our Knowledge. In Post-Illusion L.A., Even the Familiar Won't Feel the Same.
Blast Destroys Haiti Fuel Center
BOYLE HEIGHTS : Program to Educate Future Mothers
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : Habitat : "The most radical approach to rebuilding Los Angeles is not to build or rebuild at all in risky places"
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : STAFF
Five-Ring Coverage : CBS SHOWS MAJOR EVENTS DURING PRIME TIME; TNT ALSO HAS THE DAYTIME COVERED
Body of Boy, 2, Who Disappeared in Ernest B. Debs Park Is Found in Pond
Where to Get Help : A GUIDE TO COPING WITH THE QUAKE
* VALENTINE'S DAY: Couples who have been...
Soccer Team at Chatsworth Finds New Life
Temblor Teaches Lesson on School Safety : Tiny Wilsona District in the Antelope Valley Offers Some Examples of Ways to Prepare
'94 WINTER OLYMPICS / LILLEHAMMER : Parisien's Story Is Bad News/Bad News : Skiing: She had a tragic '92, when she lost a medal and then her brother.
Winter Olympics Champions
Northridge Falls to Southern Utah
COVER STORY : There's No Gender to Their Jazz
Kickin' Up the List
Sony to Universal: 23 Oscars Skiddoo
FICTION
California Corner : Festivals, Feasts & Fairs
Waiting for the Woods : THE EMILY CARR OMNIBUS, Introduction by Doris Shadbolt (University of Washington Press: $40, cloth; 900 pp.; one photograph)
Luna-cy Lurks at Cabaret
Norway's Best-Known Painting Stolen From Museum in Oslo
The Unseen Damage : South-Central Homes Suffered in Quake--and They Need Aid
Mass. Students See Victory in Cost-of-Tuition Battle
Storming the Citadel : For 151 years, the state college has been all male. That tradition may fall if Shannon Faulkner gets her way. Among her big-name foes: South Carolina.
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : Governing : IDEA FILE: Clean Government
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : THE ECONOMY : IDEA FILE: The Big Export Push.
Help for Russian Emigres Who Find the U.S. Taxing
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : Resources : WHERE TO GO FROM HERE
Teen Playing With Gun Fatally Shot Himself, Police Say
3 Men Held After Drug Lab Found in Antelope Valley
Headlands Resort Plans to Come Before Council : Development: Since 1974, the debate over the proposal has escalated. Dana Point will finally hear the pitch; opponents prepare for a showdown.
Cal Lutheran Lays Low After Monstrous Sweep of Caltech
UC Irvine Hits on All Cylinders
Anteaters Rout Nevada to End Losing Streak
Bullies, Baseball Caps and Black History
Climbing Roses Solve Thorny Space Problems
THE WINE LIST
STYLE: DESIGN : SWEET SOMETHINGS
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : TRANSPORTATION : Unlocking the Grid
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : PREPAREDNESS : IDEA FILE: Decentralize and Toughen Existing Power Grid
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : Taming the Land
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : Health Care : IDEA FILE: Universal Privileges
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : THE ECONOMY : IDEA FILE: Make L.A. more business-friendly.
SOCCER : Mules Kick the Dems for League Title
LEIMERT PARK : A Musical Slice of Postwar Black Life
Agriculture Department Accused of Racial Bias : Texas: USDA concedes the discrimination, but disavows what farmer calls a legal settlement. The prejudicial conduct included withholding technical advice and loans, he says.
The Good Quake News: You Can Deduct Losses
Coming Clean: Airlines and Hotels Speak Out
Out Front : A Photographer Finds Beauty in Everyday lawn Ornaments, and in the Creative Spirit That Displays Them
A Man and His Edge : MARK ROTHKO: A Biography, By James E.B. Breslin (University of Chicago Press: $39.95; 712 pp.)
STYLE: GARDENS : LOVE IN BLOOMS
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : Governing : IDEA FILE: Honoring Good Deeds
'I'm Here to Carry a Message' : A former businesswoman recalls the losses, gains and roller coaster of emotions she has experienced after learning she is HIV-positive.
A Dose of Peyote : BLUEFEATHER FELLINI, By Max Evans (University Press of Colorado: $19.95; 333 pp.)
Portland Finally Beats Pepperdine : College basketball: The Pilots' 74-64 victory breaks a nine-game losing streak to the Waves, who fall to 5-5 in West Coast Conference play.
CALIFORNIA ALBUM : Want to Be Mayor? Buy Yourself a Town : Campo is for sale, and for $1,750,000, you can own nearly all of this town 50 miles east of San Diego, where crime and drugs are practically nonexistent.
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : Community : "Healthy human beings are the ones who can recognize their need for other human beings."
Rostenkowski Pays Up to Salvage Integrity
Santa Ana Is a Battlefield in Billboard Wars : Advertising: What city calls eyesores their owners call freedom of expression. But the courts will have the last word.
'94 WINTER OLYMPICS / LILLEHAMMER : Some of Other Events Bear Watching Too
It's No Dream: These Kids Are NBA All-Stars : Pro basketball: With retirements, injuries and age, it's a changing of the guard (and forward and center).
Looking Back With Big Joe
Murdoch Tries to Dig Way Out of Asia Hole : Star TV: The media mogul's remarks raised political hackles in the Far East.
Journeys to the Middle East : RUINS TO RICHES : Jordan : Exploring Ancient Mysteries in Petra
Syria : Warm Welcomes, Damascus to Aleppo
Writers, Readers and Rushdie
Writers of the Purple Sage
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : Preparedness : Seismologists could wire Southern California from top to bottom with sensors and seismometers.
O.C.'s Bergeson Has Proved a Capitol Asset
HUNTINGTON PARK : 3% Utility Tax Is Kept to Fund Police
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : THE ECONOMY : A Glimpse at the Corner Store of the Future
WITH AN EYE ON . . . : Kennedy commentary on MTV's 'Alternative' rocks the night away.
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : PREPAREDNESS : Idea File: Seismic Veto
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : THE ECONOMY : IDEA FILE: Business-Neighborhoods Partnerships.
A Ballpark Figure : Pitcher Alonso Lopez Is King of the Mound at South Gate High
For Seniors : LINDA FELDMAN : Having the Time of Their Life Writing the Times of Their Lives
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : IDEA FILE: Worker Training
Saint John's Resumes Outpatient Services
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : Essay : The Public Sphere Matters : Angelenos must create ways for politicians to act decisively--and then be held accountable
Gender Politics Needs a Name Before It Gets, Well, Boring
HIV-Positive Women Get Workshop of Their Own : Program Focuses on Assertiveness, Child Care Needs
Quake Aid: A Resource Guide
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : THE ECONOMY : IDEA FILE: High-Tech Incubators
EARTHQUAKE: THE ROAD TO RECOVERY : Reinforcing for the Worst May Be Too Costly Preparedness: State seismic panel says new regulations should emphasize saving lives but not necessarily avoiding interruption of normal workdays.
Harding to Compete in Olympics, Drop Lawsuit
Why Jordan Will Be Next to Make a Deal With Israel
Coyote Populace Puts Pet Owners on the Defensive : Wildlife: Residents of Orange hills feel under siege. County and state officials say it's a problem with humans, who must learn to coexist with the wily creatures.
Prenatal Care Program Is True Labor of Love for Former Nurse : Health: Zola Jones has retired, but that doesn't mean she's slowed down. She's still focusing her energies on the Great Beginnings for Black Babies program.
The Changing Face of San Juan Capistrano : * Here's Hoping Impending Redevelopment Doesn't Detract From Downtown's Charm
Earthquake: The Road to Recovery : Anxiety Lingers for Victims of Ruptured Pipeline
COLLEGE BASKETBALL PAC-10 ROUNDUP : Beavers Win in 2 Overtimes
Capitals Quietly Wipe Out Kings, 6-1
FUNNY GODMOTHER : A Friend Offers Gilda a Valentine
THE QUAKE SCENE : Temblor Trauma Can't Quite Shake This Director's Vision
The Patron Saint of Bibliophiles : Tony Cima didn't just collect books. He depended on them, even if they almost killed him.
Backpack & Budget : Student Guidebook Series Expand
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : Health Care : Imagine if we could build a better health-care system. It' closer than you think.
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : THE ECONOMY : Help Wanted: The Jobs of the Future
Basketball Roundup
Winter-Weary East Struggles to Dig Out : Weather: Airports reopen in Northeast. But elsewhere, hundreds of thousands of households are still without power.
A Rebel With a Cause : Tired of Being 'Conscience of the Senate,' Hayden Uses Governor's Race to Draw Attention to His Long-Term Agenda for Reform
U.S. Has Already Spent $900 Million in Earthquake Aid
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : THE ECONOMY : WHAT WORKS
Ending the Nuclear Threat: Buy Your Enemies' Bombs
Businesses Cash In on Tradition
Malibu's Mantra: Sandbag, Sandbag, Sandbag : Environment: Beleaguered residents scramble to shore up homes against possible Sunday storm.
Father-Son Team Shows Some Heart : Transportation: The pair helps make the daily commute more bearable by erecting colorful lighted sculptures near a freeway artery.
Earthquake: The Road to Recovery : Busy Sherman Oaks Street Silenced by Quake
Earthquake: The Road to Recovery : Project Houses Victims Who 'Fell Through the Cracks'
CSUN Track Teams Begin Indoor Season Auspiciously
COMMENTARY : '94 WINTER OLYMPICS / LILLEHAMMER : USOC Wins Gold in Backing Down
Northridge Hangs On Again, 5-4
Collins Dominates Surfing in Santa Cruz
JAZZ SPOTLIGHT
THE SAME RIVER TWICE by Chris...
Gish Biomedical Inc.: The Irvine medical products...
Winding Its Way Through Trouble : Ballona Creek Has a Storied Past, but It's the Polluted Present That's the Problem
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : Virtual Workplace Inc.
A Final Tip of the Hat to a Hollywood Landmark
EARTHQUAKE: THE ROAD TO RECOVERY : Picking Up the Pieces : CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE STRUGGLES TO REOPEN AND REBUILD
Political Salvos Intensify in Drive to Recall Roberti : Campaign: Senator's foes say they're grass-roots government reformers. He calls that label a cover for vindictive gun fanatics.
Canyons Stops Levier the 2nd Time Around : College basketball: Cougars hold Bakersfield's top scorer to 10 points and reverse an earlier loss, 68-63.
Tom Drops a Bomb
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : PREPAREDNESS : IDEA FILE: Danger Zones
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : Community : IDEA FILE: Community-based anti-crime plan.
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : Education : IDEA FILE: Cut Class Size
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : The Workplace : IDEA FILE: Commuter Miles
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : ESSAY : Saying Goodby to Nostalgia : We need to spur new thinking and debate. We need a vision of where we are going.
Japan Seeks to Stave Off Trade Curbs : Diplomacy: Hosokawa thinks breakdown of talks will not lead to immediate U.S. sanctions. He suggests measures would be illegal.
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : Transportation : This is no ordinary SigAlert. Now, even wild and far-fetched solutions seem possible.
CUDAHY : Lugo Park Plans Include Youth Center
New Metrolink Train Station to Open in Camarillo
Harry Morrison; Managed L.A. Downtown Business Men's Assn.
Perfect Clarification: 'I Am Not a Crook--I Was a Victim'
Ready to Ride Out the Big One : One Architect Sings the Praises of Springs for Quake Protection
Ready to Erupt : Maywood: After struggling for 13 years, the Gonzalez family's Lava band feels it's finally found its musical niche.
Citizens Patrol Helps Catch Suspects
'94 WINTER OLYMPICS / LILLEHAMMER : NOTEBOOK : Downhill Skier Moe Cautious Despite Confident Final Run
Earnhardt Finds That Winning Daytona 500 Is Elusive
SANTA ANITA : Trainer Dollase Is Wrong Again--Fortunately
'94 WINTER OLYMPICS / LILLEHAMMER : They Don't Let Fax Get in Way
FREEWAY LEAGUE BOYS' BASKETBALL : La Habra Gets Wake-Up Call, Beats Fullerton
'94 WINTER OLYMPICS / LILLEHAMMER : Amid the Ice and Snow, Spirit Burns : Opening: A timeless simplicity marks the beginning of a special winter festival.
Times Home Fair Offers Help for Buyers, Sellers
A DAY IN THE NIGHT OF AMERICA...
Readers Recommend
Hilda Simms; Actress in Title Role of Broadway's 'Anna Lucasta'
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : Governing : IDEA FILE: Grassroots government
Long Beach State Beats San Jose State, 73-66
Quake Helps End Bikini's Beach Party
ALBUM REVIEW
COLLIN RAYE : A Contemporary Guy Playing With Tradition
They're Raging Against the Machine and More on MTV
He Left His Heart in N.Y.
Seeing America by RV
L.A. SPEAK : Cyclists
A CLUNKER MENTALITY : Time to Break Down and Replace a Fine Four-Wheeled Friend
A HARD ROAD TO GLORY: The African...
Ben Kingsley stars in a repeat of...
ABCs of Reeding
DOWNTOWN : Agreement Sought on Developer's Rent
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : Digital City : "Sim City shows you the interrelatedness of urban systems--and the absurdity of what we are doing in day-to-day life."
MOORPARK : Applicants Sought for Conservancy Panel
Winter Games Start With Nod to Sarajevo
PERSPECTIVE ON SLAVERY : Acknowledging a Terrible Sacrifice : In a nation that commemorates defining aspects of its history, why have the people it subjugated been left out?
Valley Commentary : Commuters Can't Be Railroaded : Metrolink success cannot be measured when there is no choice. Recruiting a committed ridership will take reassurances that it will be convenient, affordable and reliable.
$15 Million Urged for Santa Monica Mountains
Suspect Sought in Bank Robbery
LOS ANGELES TIMES INTERVIEW : Richard Riley : Rebuilding the Nation's Public Education System
The Boulevard of Broken Dreams : The Ventura Boulevard Specific Plan Was Dealt a Severe Setback by Mother Nature
Choosing Best Track for Transportation : * Urban Rail System Poses the Most Benefits, Challenges
Warming Words: Pitchers, Catchers Report to Camp : Baseball: Spring training is a time of rebirth for players, teams and fans, a time when everyone is dead even in the standings.
Loyola Marymount Can't Stop Gonzaga in a 121-85 Loss
Bernardi Leaves Burroughs for Assistant Post at UCLA
La Mirada Turns to McCoy Rigby Team to Revive Theater
In Brief
The New, the Lingering
Pinnacle Micro Inc.: The Irvine maker of...
Bonfire of the Modesties : ON FIRE: A Personal Account of Life and Death and Choices, By Larry Brown (Algonquin Books of Chapel Hill: $17.95; 182 pp.)
Small Lives Under Siege : DOLLY, By Anita Brookner (Random House: $22; 256 pp.)
Time a in Bottle : THE FERMATA, By Nicholson Baker (Random House: $21; 320 pp.)
The Second Time Around : In 1988, Brian Boitano won Olympic Gold. In January, he won the chance to try again. Now, his hair receding and his frontrunner status a memory, the best athlete in a generation of skaters jumps back into the Olympic spotlight.
Jobs Program Serves Riot-Torn Community
Inkatha to Boycott S. Africa Vote
Summit Aims to Improve Public Schools : Reform: Supporters hope the two-day meeting of top political, education and business leaders will help push education to the top of California's legislative agenda. But can competing interests come together?
Cold War's Unwitting Warriors Wonder About the Past, Future : Nuclear tests: Robert Giordano tended sheep exposed to radiation at Camp Parks, Calif. Later, his daughter died.
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : Building a Better Overpass
One-Stop Walk Down the Aisle
Mystery Lingers About Mystic and 10 Deaths : Texas: After nearly four years of investigation, prosecutors are no closer to pinning the fatalities on anyone. But Terri Hoffman faces up to 50 years in prison for bankruptcy fraud.
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : Transportation : IDEA FILE: Paying for Congestion
DOWNTOWN : 800 Volunteers Help With L.A. Open
SOUTH GATE : Updated Bard Finds Audience
'94 WINTER OLYMPICS / LILLEHAMMER : Difficulty Helps These Lugers Gain Perspective : Preview: Tragedies hurt, but make Games even more special for Cammy Myler and Bethany Calcaterra-McMahon.
'94 WINTER OLYMPICS / LILLEHAMMER : Young U.S. Team Looking for Gold : Hockey: Though seeded sixth, the Americans are confident. Quest begins today against France.
Northridge Isn't Half Bad, Isn't Half Good : College basketball: Matadors go cold after intermission, fall to Southern Utah in a barrage of free throws, 81-71.
U2's management is denying persistent rumors that...
THE MAVERICKS"What a Crying Shame" MCA* *...
On Pro Tour, Surf's Up Inland!
JOYS IN THE 'HOOD : Good Menu, Swell Service, Comfortable Room: a Branch Grows in Brentwood
Who Is Responsible for Quake Repairs?
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : What will it take to push us beyond business as usual?
In Good Taste
Contractors' Quake Seminar to Be Held
EASTSIDE : Avenida Chavez to Get Trees, Murals
Ruling Raises Doubts About Homeless Law : Courts: Invalidation of a Santa Ana ordinance could affect Santa Monica's prohibition of encampments. The state Supreme Court ultimately will decide the issue.
GAME OF THE WEEK : Rout of Bell Makes Fremont Hungry for City Title
History Is Made at Night (AMC Monday...
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : Education : IDEA FILE: District-Wide Open Enrollment
HYDE PARK : Church Takes Pupils Displaced by Quake
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : Transportation : IDEA FILE: Expand the Rail Network
TIMES EDITORIAL : The Next Los Angeles: Reinventing Our Future
BOYLE HEIGHTS : St. Mary's Awaits Damage Report
It May Be a Losing Season : Recovery: Thousands of jobs are at stake if the quake-damaged Coliseum doesn't open in time for Raiders and Trojans football. Restaurants and other businesses that count on fan patronage could close.
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : Health Care : IDEA FILE: Quasi-Medical Corps
CSUN's Loss Tops College Disasters List
California Vintners Remember Dry Days of '26 : Winemaking: While many pioneering families went out of business, others survived or even prospered by shipping grapes and concentrated grape juice back East for the lucrative home market.
Escaping Illiteracy : Education: Volunteers teach county jail inmates to read, often instilling a desire to continue lessons after release.
Earthquake: The Road to Recovery : For Many, Quake Has Rattled Confidence in Parking Garages
CS Fullerton Loses to Utah State
ROUNDUP : Master's Posts 13th Victory in Row, 92-57
L.A. OPEN : Open Matchup: a Puncher Against a Classic Boxer
OLYMPIC SECURITY: Thanks to the Tonya Harding...
ELECTIONS / COUNTYWIDE : Costs May Soar in Some Hot Races
'94 WINTER OLYMPICS / LILLEHAMMER : Now the Hard Part Awaits Kerrigan : Figure skating: She has a history of failing in big events. Competition should be wide open.
His Coach Discovers That Ward Is Too Good for Words
THE NBA / MARK HEISLER : Expansion Is Nice, but All Is Not Sugar and Spice
ANOTHER REUNION?: Cindy Wilson has rejoined the...
AND ONE MORE THING: At the recent...
Restaurants Romancing the Couples : Promotions: Recession-weary O.C. establishments are pulling out all the stops to woo Valentine's Day patrons.
Your Mortgage : How to Avoid Rip-Offs After Natural Disaster
URBAN ART : Picture This
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : Health Care : IDEA FILE: The Home Emergency Room
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : PREPAREDNESS : IDEA FILE: Auto Gas Shut-off
Hermann Josef Abs; Banking Leader Helped Rebuild W. Germany
EAST LOS ANGELES : 2 Receive Honors at Valentine Gala
The 1990 Three Men and a Little...
BRIEFLY : Arts: Getty Trust to Help Mend Cal Arts' Quake Damage
Save $25 Million With No Program Cuts : L.A. County: Where's this magic money hidden? In a pension program that counts benefits as base pay. Fix it now.
Orange County Voices : Commentaries on Bolsa Chica : A Councilman and a Developer Clash Over Plans for Wetlands : Wetlands can be restored and the dusty, degraded area surrounding it turned into a beautiful source of recreation.
City Weighs Funds for 2 Road Projects
Norway Raises Seal Quota, Cub Seals Still Protected
The Color of Ojai : Relations: Few minorities live in the rustic valley. Many residents say there is no overt racism there, but others disagree.
OXNARD : Council to Weigh Curbs on Speakers
COLLEGE BASKETBALL ROUNDUP : Bokosky Gets Hot; Chapman Gets Going
Back to the Beachwear : Clothing: O.C. surf-wear firms are poised to benefit from an unprecedented wave of marketing opportunities.
IN THE NAME OF THE FATHER ...
'94 WINTER OLYMPICS / LILLEHAMMER : NOTEBOOK
Here's One Way to Make Up Ground : L.A. Open: Jacobsen jumps several places on leader board with hole in one on 180-yard 14th hole.
OPERA & MOVIES : Lights . . . Aria . . . Action : Movie directors staging operas. Opera directors making movies. Composers writing operas about film stars. Is the opera house becoming more like the movie house or what?
The Magic That Was Prague
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : HEALTH CARE : Medical Central
PREP ROUNDUP : Edison Earns a Rest After Beating Ocean View, 75-58
L.A. OPEN : Couples Charges, Pavin Calls Retreat : Golf: Fans' favorite turns five-shot deficit into one-shot lead at Riviera. Rest of field falls back.
Northridge Opens Tightly Bonded : Camaraderie Developed After Earthquake Could Benefit Softball Team in Title Quest
SIG-ALERT: Much-discussed reunions of Led Zeppelin and...
LAST IMPRESSIONS : A Final Tip of the Hat to La Toque
ZHANE : Hey, Mr. Deejay, Don't Pigeonhole Them
In Brief
MORE MTV NEWS: The bands aren't the...
Home Security Systems Need Not Be Expensive
HOT DATES : Sampling the Fruits of the Desert
FIRST HORSES: Stories of the New West...
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : ESSAY : Talking Over the Fence : Living In a Land Given to Cataclysm
Learning in Luxury : Development Center Says Expensive Touches Help Reach Needy Students
He Walked Away From Football : Athletes: Tim Lewis quit after an injury while with the Green Bay Packers. Doctor told him: 'You never should have played the game.'
WAVE OF FEAR : Voicing Their Crime Fears
At the Crossroads : Can Developers and Merchants Return Broadway to Its Glory Days?
2 Area Musical Groups Draw Top Endowment Awards
He Throws Luck for a Loop and Survives : Chain letters: Reporter checks out the "St. Jude," granddaddy of the genre.
Three Held in Credit Card Forgeries
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL : Huskies Snap USC's Streak
VARIOUS ARTISTS"Platinum on Black" ffrr* * *Deep...
Catching Debussy's Elusive 'Pelleas'
CRIMINAL PURSUITS
Loggers, Witches, and the Death of a Navajo Eco-Warrior : Angered by the Rape of His Beloved Forest, Leroy Jackson Began Asking Questions About the Management of a Navajo Sawmill.
Basketball Roundup
Bosnia Combatants Stop Surrendering Big Guns to U.N. : Balkans: Effect on Sarajevo cease-fire is unclear. Meanwhile, peace talks in Geneva break up with no progress reported.
Clan Battles Drive Thousands From Somali City
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : The Workplace : "Our jobs are eating us alive, but there are glimmerings of hope on the horizon."
Average Income for Physicians $177,400
Partners for Life : Gays in O.C. are increasingly confirming their unions before family and friends. But clergy remains split on the ceremonies.
Models Cope With Warfare, Regret : Bosnia: Two years ago, they turned down job offers in Western Europe so they could finish school. Today, amid university studies and mortar rounds, they ask how they could have been so stupid.
SHOWS FOR YOUNGSTERS AND THEIR PARENTS TOO : 'Underground Railroad' actor takes the road of his great-grandparents
Roses Are Red, Growers Are Blue at Interlopers : Floral market: Domestic producers must concentrate on quality and on types of flowers that cannot survive shipping from foreign countries. Valentine's Day is industry's "Christmas."
A summary of selected City Hall actions this past week affecting Central Los Angeles.
Storms of Protest Buffet TV Forecasters
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : PREPAREDNESS : IDEA FILE: Alternative Energy Power Networks
The Next L.A. / Reinventing Our Future : PREPAREDNESS : Wired and Ready
Athletes Find Ways to Stare Death in Face : Sports: Possibility of being killed or injured is the invisible participant in the arena. Psychologists say many professionals deny fear exists. Some believe they're invincible.
Greg Gumbel's Gold-Medal Moment : PLUMB WINTER OLYMPIC ASSIGNMENT GIVES CBS SPORTS ANCHOR PRIME-TIME EXPOSURE
BERGEN AND SEYMOUR: DEADLY DUO FOR CBS' COMPETITION