- Lotus CEO Abruptly Steps Down : Computers: Few are surprised by Manzi's move, which comes just months after the firm was acquired by IBM.
- CEO Projects Bankruptcy's End : Recovery: If plans proceed without problems, Mittermeier predicts the county can repay its creditors through a new bond offering by next summer.
- State Settles Medi-Cal Dispute With Firm : Health: Company will return $6.3 million it allegedly overbilled for blood products. An executive denies wrongdoing, says a lawsuit would be too costly to pursue.
- COLLEGE FOOTBALL DAILY REPORT : UCLA : Hicks Out for '95; Edwards Healthy
- REGULATION
- The Philadelphia Story
- UCI TAKES PRIZES : The Nobel Prize
- Government Falls in Estonia Over Bugging Scandal
- Funds Legend Calls It Quits, Will Cash In Huge Portfolio : Securities: Michael H. Steinhardt says he'll pursue new projects. He suffered big losses in 1994 when bonds collapsed.
- Turner Says He May Cut Pay He'd Get in Merger
- Hubei Doupi Doo
- Call It a Late '60s Remix
- Agency Accused of Misusing Funds
- A Feminist Send-Off for a Million Men : Farrakhan aside, the march in Washington holds promise for the needs of women, children.
- CONEJO VALLEY : Agreement Reported on Teachers Contract
- Passion Returns, Crowd Doesn't in Menendez Retrial : Audience: The case was a hot ticket two years ago, but in the fallout of the O.J. Simpson trial spectators are relatively few. Almost all ardent fans are seated.
- ALISO VIEJO : Salesman Missing 10 Days Shows Up Near Barstow
- VENTURA : Mobile Home Group Backs 3 for Council
- Both Sides in Cypress Recall Hurl Criticisms : Elections: The last City Council meeting before Nov. 7 polling, in which three seats are at risk, serves as forum.
- ANAHEIM : Creative Ideas Urged for Abandoned Lots
- Losing Meyer Means Losing a Bit of History
- Just Preps : Getting a Boost : Support by Clubs Can Spell the Difference Between a School Being a 'Have' or a 'Have-Not'
- BASEBALL DAILY REPORT : AMERICAN LEAGUE
- Just Preps : Area News : SOUTH BAY
- Just Preps : Area News : WESTSIDE
- Wet, Wild Saga Continues for 'Waterworld' : Universal Studios to Unveil Stunt Show Based on the Film
- FRIDAY : WHERE THE GRASS IS BLUER
- OC LIVE : COMEDY : Team Player, 'Minor' Attitude
- Setting an Example : No more non-solutions and flip-flops; supervisors must make hard choices
- Reseda : 2 Held, 2 Sought in in Double Slaying
- THE SIMPSON TRIAL AFTERMATH : Anger Over Verdicts Sparks Wave of Grass-Roots Protest : Activism: President of local NOW chapter says vigils, boycotts and rallies are practically organizing themselves.
- Sherman Oaks : Meeting on Mall Plans Draws Differing Views
- Suspect in 2 Bank Holdups Identified
- Dornan to Pursue Reelection and Presidency
- SEAL BEACH : Gun Registration Plan Draws Mayor's Fire
- SCIENCE FILE / An exploration of issues and trends affecting science, medicine and the environment : Report Finds That Emissions From SST Damage Ozone Layer
- Enormous Talent : Davis Has Large Role in Los Alamitos' Plan to Stop Opponents
- MIDWEEK REPORT : HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL UPDATE : Defense Deserves a Hand
- Just Preps
- WORDS & IMAGES : Society Offers Tips on Publishing for Children : Annual Writers' Day Conference gives a chance to hear from agents, editors, publishers, authors and reviewers.
- Grass-Roots Art : Exhibit Is a Reminder That Folk Talent Is Often Found Close to Home
- VALLEY WEEKEND : THEATER / NOTES : 'Subject Was Roses' Stays All in the Family : Frank Gilroy's play about a dysfunctional couple and their son stars a close-knit, real-life clan at the Whitefire Theater.
- Van Nuys : Indigenous Rituals Showcased at College
- SANTA ANA : School Air Conditioner May Be Causing Illness
- Film Executive Held in Fatal Crash After Movie Premiere
- One Person's War Against Junk Mail
- Governor Paves Way for Higher Speed Limit : Legislation: Wilson approves increase, but U.S. government must go along. Governor also signs education bills.
- Southeast : Diversity Showcased at Cultural Center
- ORANGE COUNTY ALMANAC : Pendleton Offered Welcome
- Pair Held on Suspicion of Stealing $800,000 in Computer Equipment
- PERSPECTIVE ON THE LAPD : A Simple Time, in Black and White : In the '50s, racism was an enforcement tool passed down from a chief who was god to a legion of Fuhrmans.
- OC LIVE : Family : Big Talkers : Festival Features Tales Accented by Mime, Movement and Juggling
- RESTAURANT REVIEW : Creative Dishes Redeem Mostly Ordinary Menu : Many selections lack originality at Mexicali Cocina and Cantina, but tortilla soup, salads and <i> carne asada </i> make a meal there worthwhile.
- THEATER REVIEW : 'Close' Encounters in Stormy Relationship
- SATURDAY : A FALL CLASSIC
- OXNARD : Council Delays Vote on Housing Project
- ANAHEIM : Association Aims to Solve Traffic Woes
- BASEBALL PLAYOFFS : To Braves, a 2-0 Lead Is a Shrug : National League: With 6-2 victory, and Maddux up next, Atlanta is in control, but not celebrating yet. For Reds, it was home sour home.
- Just Preps : Area News : CENTRAL CITY
- COLLEGE FOOTBALL DAILY REPORT : USC : Green at Least Two Weeks Away
- ART REVIEWS : Style Over Substance in 'Beyond the Idea'
- POP MUSIC REVIEW : The Next Big Thing, or Just a Blur on the Rock Horizon?
- Doctor Faces Accusation of Botching an Abortion : Medicine: State medical board says the Sun Valley physician attempted procedure too late in the pregnancy.
- 54 HOURS : Great Gourds: It's Harvest Time
- Sheriff's Asks for Help in Identifying Dead Woman
- Northridge : Seminar to Examine Quake Victims' Stress
- Mapping of Slide Areas Completed : Geology: State survey concentrates on hazardous regions of Santa Paula and Moorpark. Much of the 120 square miles surveyed is unoccupied.
- Garden Grove Homeowner Indicted in Swimmer's Death : Courts: John Whyte Wright faces arraignment on a count of involuntary manslaughter. He denies knowing of wiring problems blamed in electrocution.
- COSTA MESA : City Closer to Buying Adjacent County Land
- Central Los Angeles : Honoring Japanese American Veterans
- San Fernando Valley
- THE COLLEGES / JEFF FLETCHER : Addition to Big Sky May Mean Subtraction
- Architects Forgot About Character
- THEATER REVIEW : 'Verge' Succeeds in an Unlikely Location
- MUSIC : COUNTRY WESTERN : 'When Fallen Angels Fly' Lifts Singer Patty Loveless to New Career Heights : Newly crowned album of the year winner will perform Sunday in Thousand Oaks.
- Ethics Commission
- SCIENCE FILE / An exploration of issues and trends affecting science, medicine and the environment : Secrets of the Salmon : The fish spend their lives far out in the ocean, but almost always find their way back to the stream they were born in. Slowly, scientists are figuring out why and how.
- Venue Change in Simpson Case
- Circus
- Primary System
- Pope John Paul's Message
- OTHER NEWS - Oct. 12, 1995
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- Obituaries - Oct. 12, 1995
- Obituaries - Oct. 12, 1995
- Notes on a Scorecard - Oct. 12, 1995
- Campus at Last Basks in Acclaim
- Real Estate Broker Named Supervisor in Orange County
- House Panels Approve GOP Plan to Overhaul Medicare : Congress: Controversial proposal advances on straight party-line votes. Demonstration by senior citizens disrupts one committee meeting.
- UCI Celebrates 'Best Day Since Its Founding'
- MAKING HISTORY: The Black Student Union at...
- Southland Feels Impact of Recent Mexico Disasters : Community: Hurricane, quake combine with political calamities to unnerve many Latinos living in California.
- Murder Turns Microscope on Sensation Called Selena : Trial: Prosecutors call singer's death senseless and cowardly. Accused killer points a finger at the father.
- Santa Paula Pilot Killed in Crash : Aviation: Robert Van Ausdell, who some called 'Captain Smile,' died while attempting to land a 1920s-vintage plane on an Ohio runway.
- 'Jade': The Backdrop Viewers Don't See : Movies: Director William Friedkin says he has inserted 'subliminal' clues in the murder mystery. The issue raises questions about ethics.
- Investigators Sift for Evidence at Train Derailment Site : Crash: An FBI agent says 'we are finding' clues at the remote area of the deadly Amtrak wreck. Cranes are used to lift cars, search underneath.
- Ex-Tustin Official to Join O.C. Board : Government: Wilson appoints realtor Don Saltarelli, who pledges to finish Vasquez's term, not seek reelection.
- Simpson Balks at Topics, Pulls Out of TV Interview : Trial aftermath: Pending civil suits and fear of 'confrontation' rather than 'conversation' are cited. NBC had prepared pointed questions about murder night.
- Pacific National Bank: The Newport Beach bank,...
- CoreStates and Meridian Banks to Merge : Finance: The stock swap valued at $3.2 billion would eliminate about 2,000 jobs and 115 branches.
- Robert H. Finch, Lt. Gov. Under Reagan, Dies : Politics: Leader in California GOP was 70. He also served in Nixon's Cabinet and as President's special counselor and campaign manager.
- THE SIMPSON LEGACY: LOS ANGELES TIMES SPECIAL REPORT : ESSAY / GREG KRIKORIAN : Blindsided by Fame : Sudden Prominence Was a Boon to Some, a Burden to Others, but None Had a Choice
- THE SIMPSON LEGACY: LOS ANGELES TIMES SPECIAL REPORT : Twist of Fate / HOW THE CASE CHANGED THE LIVES OF THOSE IT TOUCHED : STEWART TANNER : The Friend Behind the Mezzaluna Bar
- Museum to Offer Free Admission Oct. 21
- Ventura Police Choose Location for Downtown Substation
- THOUSAND OAKS : Arts Plaza's Access for Disabled Probed
- HEARTS OF THE CITY: Where dilemmas are aired and unsung heroes and resiliency are celebrated. : The Veggie Cure
- West Valley : Chaplain Discusses Gangs and Business
- Central Los Angeles
- Valleywide : City OKs Quake Bond to Reduce Mortgages
- Moceanu Captures Silver in World Gymnastics
- MUSIC REVIEW : Midori in Recital: A Lesson in Impeccable
- COMPANY TOWN ANNEX
- It's Simply Time to Get Picky Over Tech Stocks
- THE SIMPSON LEGACY: LOS ANGELES TIMES SPECIAL REPORT : Twist of Fate / HOW THE CASE CHANGED THE LIVES OF THOSE IT TOUCHED : ESSAY / NORA ZAMICHOW : Haunting Symbols of Grief and Loss
- THE SIMPSON LEGACY: LOS ANGELES TIMES SPECIAL REPORT : Twist of Fate / HOW THE CASE CHANGED THE LIVES OF THOSE IT TOUCHED : ARNELLE SIMPSON : 'My Trust in People Has Become Very Shallow'
- Birthday Icing : Yo-Yo Ma Collaborates on a Surprise Party for Irvine Barclay Supporter Arlene Cheng
- Confusion Marks Release of Palestinian Prisoners
- Foundation Awards Health Groups Grants
- At El Monte High, It's the Three C's: Caring, Compassion, Commitment : The campus is a finalist for U.S. Education Dept.'s Blue Ribbon School contest.
- The Fight Against Crime: Notes From The Front : Paramedics Armed With New Caution
- Wilson Appoints 2 to Higher Judicial Posts : Law: Vincent J. O'Neill Jr. joins county Superior Court and David W. Long replaces him on municipal bench.
- Breeders' Cup Turf Loses Lammtarra
- Summer Wind Barely Moves Radio Ratings
- Schwab Adopts Plan to Find Lower Prices : Your Money : Nasdaq: New computer system automatically searches for best values. SEC is considering such a rule.
- THE CUTTING EDGE: COMPUTING / TECHNOLOGY / INNOVATION : Do You Feel Interactive? : Clint Eastwood CD-ROM May Be a Turning Point in Industry
- I-Flow Corp.: The Irvine medical products company...
- '90s FAMILY : Youthful Desire : The adolescent years can bring on tumultuous bouts of depression and jealousy, plus headaches and insomnia. And that's just among some <i> parents</i> .
- High Court's Debate Cheers Gay Advocates
- Life as a Balancing Act--in Double Time
- Charge Car : Electric-Powered Vehicle Zooms Up to 50 M.P.H. in Seconds
- Obituaries : Marcelle L. Warren; Howard Hughes' 'Girl Friday'
- Forcing the Issue on Intellectual Piracy : Beijing must answer for China's failure to end counterfeiting
- Reported Drop in Patrol Officers Alarms Riordan : LAPD: Mayor orders detailed figures on how many police are deployed in the field. Chief says number of personnel on the street should soon increase.
- YORBA LINDA : Dusting Off the Nixon Birthplace
- West Valley : Governor Names 2 Residents to Bench
- 11 Honored for Heroic Actions : Courage: Dist. Atty. Gil Garcetti thanks each, notes that pursuits all ended in jail time for the criminals.
- Police Commission OKs 3 Steps to Implement Reforms
- SIMI VALLEY : Stalled Talks Prompt Protest From Teachers
- Reds Doubled Over, but Not Laughing : NL: Devereaux's single wins opener, 2-1, in 11th inning as Braves turn a record five double plays.
- Countywide : Cisneros to Speak on Republican Budget Cuts
- BOYS
- Sharply Lower Earnings for Big 3 Predicted
- Draw in Final Game Gives Kasparov the Winner's Pot : Competition: Champion to get $900,000, challenger $450,000. To many chess experts, the match did not live up to expectations of fierce combat.
- Nation IN BRIEF : WASHINGTON, D.C. : Researcher Alleges She Was Poisoned
- THE SIMPSON LEGACY: LOS ANGELES TIMES SPECIAL REPORT : Twist of Fate / HOW THE CASE CHANGED THE LIVES OF THOSE IT TOUCHED : DENNIS FUNG : 'They Had a Job to Do. And They Did It'
- The Showgirl's Net: Bad Reviews, Agent Woes, $100,000 : Movies: Elizabeth Berkley is catching the heat, but director Paul Verhoeven accepts some of the blame.
- Another Laureate for Chicago
- Custom Leather Workers Put Their Hides on the Line Every Day
- THE SIMPSON LEGACY: LOS ANGELES TIMES SPECIAL REPORT : Twist of Fate / HOW THE CASE CHANGED THE LIVES OF THOSE IT TOUCHED : Spying Bronco Put Her in Spotlight
- NATO Chief in New Bout With Scandal
- Ray Loynd; Times Theater Writer
- San Fernando Valley
- Apparent Stabbing Investigated
- Littlerock's Top Rusher Suspended for League Opener
- JetHawks Nickname Flies in Lancaster, but How Will the Mascot Walk?
- COMMENTARY : Seattle Rallies Around Mariners
- RECREATION / IRENE GARCIA : Racquetball Bounces Back
- Harmony of Ideas Strikes a Chord With Ma : Music: The cellist, who appears tonight with Pacific Symphony, wants to see that 'everybody is working toward an incredible common goal.'
- Autoclave Engineers Inc.: The parent company of...
- LAUGH LINES : Punchlines
- THE SIMPSON LEGACY: LOS ANGELES TIMES SPECIAL REPORT : Twist of Fate / HOW THE CASE CHANGED THE LIVES OF THOSE IT TOUCHED : The Capricious Spotlight
- Warring Parties Again Delay Bosnia Cease-Fire : Balkans: Serbs continue expulsions while Muslim government fights to expand territory.
- Pakistan Party Calls Strike Over 4 Deaths
- ARCHEOLOGY : Bones of Prehistoric Eskimos Near End of Strange Odyssey
- THE SIMPSON LEGACY: LOS ANGELES TIMES SPECIAL REPORT : Twist of Fate / HOW THE CASE CHANGED THE LIVES OF THOSE IT TOUCHED : KATO KAELIN : My Dinner With Kato
- Westside
- Valleywide : Campaign to Crack Down on Speeding
- THOUSAND OAKS : Group Seeks Input on Anti-Drug Fight
- San Gabriel Valley
- PREP VOLLEYBALL ROUNDUP : San Clemente Sweeps Mater Dei
- Landscaper Admits Bank Fraud, Filing False Tax Returns : Courts: Tustin man could be sentenced to 66 years after pleading guilty to 4 felony charges.
- Tourney Moved in Protest of Wilson Policy
- ORANGE : Feud Over Ambulance Service Heads to Court
- COSTA MESA : Budget Policy Change on Board's Agenda
- BASEBALL PLAYOFFS DAILY REPORT : AMERICAN LEAGUE
- Woods Hits the Right Notes : College football: Wide-bodied USC tailback is becoming a favorite with bullish runs that to him are too good to be true.
- C.J. Segerstrom & Sons to Receive Forbes Arts Award
- REAL ESTATE
- Embattled Director of DMV to Step Down : Government: Frank Zolin, criticized for costly computer snafu, cites differences with Wilson Administration.
- 11 Cities, Agencies to Sue Orange County
- THE SIMPSON LEGACY: LOS ANGELES TIMES SPECIAL REPORT : Twist of Fate / HOW THE CASE CHANGED THE LIVES OF THOSE IT TOUCHED : A.C. COWLINGS : Driver in the Ride of the Century
- Darden Will Write Book on Trial, May Quit D.A.'s Office : Simpson case: Prosecutor signs with major talent agency. He says he has no regrets about the trial.
- THE SIMPSON LEGACY: LOS ANGELES TIMES SPECIAL REPORT : Twist of Fate / HOW THE CASE CHANGED THE LIVES OF THOSE IT TOUCHED : ESSAY / CARLA HALL : We the People: Conspirators in the Cult of Fame
- Oklahoma City-Type Explosives Stolen
- Westside : Comments Sought on Fox Traffic Plan
- HUNTINGTON BEACH : Project Aims to Keep City 'Safest in America'
- CYPRESS : Construction Begins on Senior Apartments
- HEARTS OF THE CITY: Where dilemmas are aired and unsung heroes and resiliency are celebrated.
- Countywide : Community Groups to Meet on Bankruptcy
- BASEBALL PLAYOFFS DAILY REPORT : NATIONAL LEAGUE : Consultant Is Not in His Playbook
- NHL ROUNDUP : Stars Defeat Flames in Home Opener
- ROUNDUP : Westlake Needs Extra Sets to Break Thousand Oaks
- Panel to Look at Value of the Arts
- Model Professor : University of Chicago's Lucas Wins School's 8th Economics Nobel
- THE SIMPSON LEGACY: LOS ANGELES TIMES SPECIAL REPORT : Twist of Fate / HOW THE CASE CHANGED THE LIVES OF THOSE IT TOUCHED : FAYE RESNICK : Nicole's Close Friend Sheds Party Life for a Quest
- THE SIMPSON LEGACY: LOS ANGELES TIMES SPECIAL REPORT : Twist of Fate / HOW THE CASE CHANGED THE LIVES OF THOSE IT TOUCHED : KIM GOLDMAN : 'Nothing Will Ever Be Right After This--Never'
- THE SIMPSON LEGACY: LOS ANGELES TIMES SPECIAL REPORT : Twist of Fate / HOW THE CASE CHANGED THE LIVES OF THOSE IT TOUCHED : ROBERT TOURTELOT : For Lawyer, Betrayal Caps a Long Year's Work
- THE SIMPSON LEGACY: LOS ANGELES TIMES SPECIAL REPORT : Twist of Fate / HOW THE CASE CHANGED THE LIVES OF THOSE IT TOUCHED : PABLO FENJVES : 'Plaintive Wail' Was a Dirge for Two Murders
- Boys, Boys, Boys
- UC Irvine Breaks Ground on Neurobiology Building : Education: Work will begin next week on another facility for research of brain aging and disorders.
- Finally Fluoride, After 50 Years : Sacramento puts an end to a longstanding and often loony California debate
- Farmland Safeguards to Be Studied : Growth: County supervisors form a task force to review guidelines that keep development within or near city boundaries.
- It's All Water Under the Bridge
- COLLEGE FOOTBALL DAILY REPORT : UCLA : Ogden's Injury Still a Mystery
- 3 Related Packaging Firms to Consolidate, Leave O.C : Real estate: Larger facilities in La Mirada will put companies closer to L.A. County customers.
- THE CUTTING EDGE: COMPUTING / TECHNOLOGY / INNOVATION : Boost of Hot Java Adds Steam to Sun Microsystems' Internet Debut : Computers: Firm known for workstations shifts focus to new programming language.
- ATTACK ON AMTRAK : Sons of Gestapo? They're Just Nowhere to Be Found : Militants: People in trailer parks and swinging-door saloons are skeptical. They say group could be pranksters or government operatives.
- Finding a Place of Peace : The Carl Bean AIDS Care Center Specializes in Comfort--for the Dying and for the Volunteers of Project Nightlight Who Sustain Their Spirits
- THE SIMPSON LEGACY: LOS ANGELES TIMES SPECIAL REPORT : Twist of Fate / HOW THE CASE CHANGED THE LIVES OF THOSE IT TOUCHED : JAMIE De MATOFF : 'No. 1 T-Shirt Dude' Repaid With a Lawsuit Instead of Gratitude
- CYPRESS : Candidates in Recall to Speak at Forum
- Youth Held Over Fatal Shooting
- Obituaries : John Dale Moon Sr.; Peoples Lumber Retiree
- Gates Buys Bettmann Archive for Digital Service
- REAL ESTATE
- Civilian Reactors May Make Weapons Gas : Nuclear: U.S. weighs using non-military facilities to produce tritium for bombs.
- Athlete Pleads Guilty in Girlfriend's Slaying
- Fellow Academic Backs Professor in Age Bias Suit
- U.S., Mexico Agree to Repatriation Plan : Immigration: Program will send some who enter the States illegally far south of the border.
- THE SIMPSON LEGACY: LOS ANGELES TIMES SPECIAL REPORT : Twist of Fate / HOW THE CASE CHANGED THE LIVES OF THOSE IT TOUCHED : SAMANTHA GREENBERG : Life in Oasis-Turned-Landmark Is a 'Nightmare'
- Jury Seated for Trial in Slaying of Selena
- Clinton to Address Split Reaction to Simpson Trial : Race relations: President says he's 'very concerned' about apparent racial gulf.
- THE SIMPSON LEGACY: LOS ANGELES TIMES SPECIAL REPORT : Twist of Fate / HOW THE CASE CHANGED THE LIVES OF THOSE IT TOUCHED : TRACY KENNEDY : Ex-Juror Has a Mission After Suicide Try
- County Commission Hires Film Liaison
- Southeast / Long Beach : Recycling Center Given Warning
- How White People Riot: Quietly, but Lethally, at the Ballot Box : Race relations: If the Simpson verdict damages the faith of liberals, count on more support for gutting programs that benefit minorities.
- Westside
- Scholarship of Professor Praised in Age Bias Suit : Court: Chicano activist Rodolfo Acuna of CSUN claims UC Santa Barbara unfairly denied his application for post.
- San Gabriel Valley : Condo Owners Settle Suit Over Defects
- VENTURA : Wall of Names of War Victims to Be Preserved
- San Gabriel Valley
- THEATER REVIEW : After 40 Years, 'Trip' Still Travels Well
- Ray Davies Gives a Performance That's Fit for a Kink : Pop music review: After a slow start, his concert at the Galaxy becomes something truly special, a fully realized one-man theatrical. He'll do another show tonight.
- Downplayed by CIA, Paris Incident Has Wide Impact : France: Economic spying affair faded quickly from news. Officials now admit it severely hampered agency.
- '90s FAMILY : Parents Should Just Say 'No' Too
- New Projects May Overwhelm Schools, Official Warns
- FOUNTAIN VALLEY : 2 Robbers Flee With Bank Cash
- 3 Finalists for Chancellor Remain
- Father, Daughter Held in Killing of Woman in Knife Fight
- Countywide : Motorcyclists Prepare Orangewood Toy Ride
- HUNTINGTON BEACH : Personal Touch Keeps Alice's Patrons Loyal
- Lakers Lose Eddie Jones for at Least Six Weeks
- FULLERTON : Poetry Workshops Offered at Library
- Forget No. 400, Robinson Says No. 179 Is Top
- St. Genevieve Debating Indicted Coach's Status
- The Philharmonic Gala That Wasn't : Music review: Planning snafus make for an oddly balanced pension-fund benefit in front of an embarrassingly small audience.
- Place to Live, Places to Visit
- 'I Know I'm Never Going to Get Well'
- 3-Pool Swim Center Proposed at Buena High
- Southeast / Long Beach
- Police Hope Meetings Inspire Revival of Gang Accord
- PREP VOLLEYBALL ROUNDUP
- The Cutting Edge: COMPUTING / TECHNOLOGY / INNOVATION
- THE SIMPSON LEGACY: LOS ANGELES TIMES SPECIAL REPORT : Twist of Fate / HOW THE CASE CHANGED THE LIVES OF THOSE IT TOUCHED : MARY ANNE GERCHAS : Past Came Crashing Down on Would-Be Witness
- POPULATION : California's Residents Are Now Outwardly Mobile : Report shows more people are leaving the Golden State than are immigrating. Nationally, there is a trend toward staying put.
- 'Killer Bee' Pool Investors Seek to Sting O.C. in Court
- Trial in '93 Pasadena Triple Slaying Begins : Court: Three alleged gang members are accusing of shooting Halloween trick-or-treaters. Prosecutor weeps.
- More Leeway Sought in Pollution Curbs
- BASEBALL PLAYOFFS DAILY REPORT : AMERICAN LEAGUE
- America's Dirty Hands in Honduras
- PRO FOOTBALL DAILY REPORT : AFC
- PREP ROUNDUP : Suzuki, Saggar Lead No. 1 Woodbridge in Tennis
- Regulations Will Make It Tougher on Hunters
- Fall Season Is Off and Stumbling : New TV Lineup Offers No Breakout Blockbusters
- 'Mountains' of Family Music
- TURMOIL ON WALL STREET : Dow Overcomes Early Drop as Techs Rally : Markets: Blue-chip index was off more than 60 points as trading began. Nasdaq composite also recovers. Bond prices fall.
- Central Los Angeles : Fitness Center Opens at School
- COLLEGE FOOTBALL DAILY REPORT : USC : Coach Faces Trojan Reality
- Volunteers / Helping hands : BUENA PARK : Her Work Doesn't Take a Holiday
- Sheryl Staples Takes Cleveland Post : Music: The Pacific Symphony concertmaster's move is effective Feb. 5, but she will return as violin soloist in May.
- THE CUTTING EDGE: COMPUTING / TECHNOLOGY / INNOVATION : Gates' Corbis Digital Service Buys Bettmann Photography Archive : Media: Corbis says the two firms will use new technologies, aggressive marketing to enhance value of historic images.
- THE SIMPSON LEGACY: LOS ANGELES TIMES SPECIAL REPORT : Twist of Fate / HOW THE CASE CHANGED THE LIVES OF THOSE IT TOUCHED : ALLAN PARK : Limo Driver Declined the Tips of a Lifetime
- Information Offered on HIV/AIDS Care
- THE CUTTING EDGE: COMPUTING / TECHNOLOGY / INNOVATION : Cutbacks Imperil Foundation on Which Breakthroughs Rely
- Chevron Land Sale Demonstrates Belief in Economic Turnaround : Real estate: Analysts hail planned deal as an indicator that Wall Street and builders have renewed interest in O.C. and state.
- ATTACK ON AMTRAK : Buckeye--The Little Town That Could : Derailment: Dozens of denizens of the small town pitched in to rescue victims. Volunteerism is 'like an obligation that's passed down,' one says.
- THE SIMPSON LEGACY: LOS ANGELES TIMES SPECIAL REPORT : Twist of Fate / HOW THE CASE CHANGED THE LIVES OF THOSE IT TOUCHED : ARLENE PARNESS : Marcia Clark Look-Alike Danced Into Spotlight
- Out Is In Today : Across U.S., Gays and Lesbians Urge Others to Leave That Closet
- Prostitutes Adapt to Loitering Ban by Switching Locations : Crime: Program barring convicted hookers from some streets draws praise from business owners there, but concern from neighborhoods to which problem has shifted.
- Pro Skateboarder Sentenced to 15 Years in Beating Death
- South Bay
- Dog Attacks Boy, Dad Attacks Dog, Jury Caught in Middle
- COLLEGE FOOTBALL DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE NATION : Dice Will Sit Out Game With Bruins
- Moceanu Captures Silver in World Gymnastics
- GIRLS
- Midori: Calm Before Storm : Music review: The violinist played impeccably but dispassionately--until she abandoned herself to Saint-Saens'.
- LABOR
- Betsy's Hotel Is All Booked in Former Soviet Republic : Entrepreneurship: Businesswoman finds a job-generating niche, with dollars due in advance.
- BOOK REVIEW : Learning at the Knee of Your Average Self-Made Billionaire : BUFFETT: The Making of an American Capitalist <i> by Roger Lowenstein</i> ; Random House $27.50, 473 pages
- Tougher Sex Offender Law Signed : Legislation: Applauded by activists at Covina ceremony, governor approves prolonged confinement of felons if they are found mentally defective when their prison sentences are completed.
- Nation IN BRIEF : NEW YORK : Mothers to Get Baby AIDS Test Results
- COLUMN ONE : Russia's Blighted Ballet : The luster of the legendary Kirov and Bolshoi troupes has been tarnished by scandal, strikes and squabbles. Constant touring keeps them afloat--but at the expense of artistry.
- Supervisors Retreat From Pay Cut Plan
- Pacoima : Pupils Discover Fun in Computer Lessons
- School of Soft Knocks : Rio Real Principal, Teachers Reach Out to Parents in Casual Visits to Their Homes
- LAKE FOREST : Boy's Condition Stable After Stabbing at Party
- South Bay : Chamber Orders Murals Project
- HEARTS OF THE CITY: Where dilemmas are aired and unsung heroes and resiliency are celebrated. : The Beat