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'Latins' Looks at Cultural Archetypes
Warning After 2nd Quake Is Strongest Ever
In Landers, Temblors Are Talk of the Town
TWIN TEMBLORS: THE LANDERS AND BIG BEAR QUAKES : Big Bear Visitors Refuse to Retreat From Recreation Plans : Quake: Only road out of mountain resort is jammed with anxious tourists. But many stay put and go about their activities in popular vacation area.
ROCK AND ROLL: O.C. legend Dick Dale,...
200,000 Attend Gay Pride Parade : Festival: Some march to show solidarity and pride. Others say it is an occasion to celebrate.
Residents Take Stock of Earthquakes' Minor Effects : Temblors: Some shrug off the experience, but others buy emergency provisions to prepare for the next event. Thousands of homes lose power.
SLOSH COUNTY: Whitecaps made a rare appearance...
Clinton's Rein on Bonds Linked to Contributions : Politics: Finance authority he controls formed a pool of moneyed elite that's often tapped for campaign funds.
ANIMAL QUAKERS: Pets felt Sunday's earthquakes too,...
WISH LIST: Brooding British rockers the Cure,...
Fire Damages Rap Singer's House, Injures 2 Firefighters
Quakes Jangle Nerves but Damage to Area Is Minor : Temblors: Some injuries and traffic accidents occur, and hundreds of homes lose power. Grocery stores report a run on water and emergency supplies.
A Rude Awakening
TWIN TEMBLORS: THE LANDERS AND BIG BEAR QUAKES : Crews on Alert but Others Are Laid-Back : Response: L.A. fire, police and utility personnel step up activity in case of a major emergency. But many residents try not to let quakes ruin a sunny Sunday.
TECHNOLOGY - June 29, 1992
A Public Solution For A Private Passion : Plush Course at Pelican Hill Goes Beyond Dollars and Sense
Fourth of July holiday starts off with a big cartoon bang and ends with a musical salute
Elmer Beaumont Tolsted; Claremont Math Professor, Cellist
Latinos Hope Coalition Brings Unity : Activism: New group wants community members to 'play a leading role in shaping the future of Los Angeles.'
CITY HALL ROUNDUP : Torrance gets its mobile stage moving--after 11 months in storage.
Sylmar Site Is Favored for New Police Academy : Training: The 24-acre lot near Olive View Medical Center is among six potential locations shown to a handful of visitors. The L.A. City Council will make the final choice.
Soccer
NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Reds Play in Spirit of 1990
LOCAL NOTES : Elliott, Mall Advance to Tennis Semifinal
Bass' Homer Sets the Tenor for Giant Win : Baseball: Padre reliever Myers is showered with boos after giving up 10th-inning home run in 5-3 defeat.
Dodgers Lose, Fall 13 Back
Jazz Guitarist Has String of Engagements Despite Recession
MUSIC : Musical Peaks : The Aspen Music Festival's 44th season features tributes to composer Darius Milhaud and teacher Dorothy DeLay as well as the U.S. premiere of an anti-nuclear opera
MOVIES : Eddie Murphy, Straight Up : Been wondering where he's been for a while? Well, he's made it through his "weird period" and looking for the right way back
Chef Claude Segal Is Back and He's Having a Picnic
* Robert B. Young Jr., president of...
* W. Frank King has been elected...
Crowds, Crime Traded for Clean Air, Openness : Agua Dulce: Angelenos take to commute in return for healthier environment and more room.
Home Building Up; Florida May Top California Output
Spirited Seaside of Patrick's Point
Edward Weston was a visionary artist whose...
Federal Program Gives Teen-Agers Summer Work
Dishing at Norm's : Given the Cast of Characters, It's No Wonder That the Food's Just Part of the Show
Missile Man : HARD LINE, By Richard Perle (Random House: $21; 286 pp.)
Assessment Proposed to Save Ailing Chamber of Commerce : Finances: The City Council plan would cost businesses $75 to $400 annually. In return, the chamber would focus on promoting the city.
* Dennis G. Sannes has been appointed...
CAT by B. Kliban (Workman: $7.95)....
L.A. Passport Agency Having a Wait Problem
Great Western Banker Named to Freddie Mac Advisory Council
District Awards Senior $3,500 Scholarship
Allison Dunham; University of Chicago Law Specialist
Navy Secretary Resigns Over Tailhook Affair
Shuttle Crew Do Depressurization, Radio Tests
Caviar Is for Everyone, Innovator Says
Community Pressure Has Made Rural Abortionists Few and Far Between : Health: Some estimates say 83% of U.S. counties lack either a clinic or doctor to perform the procedure. For poor women, long drives and high costs are prohibitive.
Cities Under Fiscal Siege Ponder Crippling Cuts : Finances: With fat gone, state plan to slash funds threatens bare bone. Can Seal Beach afford its beach?
Jobs may be scarce throughout the country,...
Pond Bones May Be of Missing Woman
Tuna Canyon Gets Sprucing Up : Ecology: Millionaire environmentalist hires young people from South Los Angeles to clear rugged area after complaints about the trash on his land.
Court Scolds Mississippi on Desegregation : Colleges: Justices rule that it and other Southern states have not done enough to fully integrate higher education.
Crackdown : Law enforcement: Using a 1989 city law, officials are targeting landlords to evict troublemakers and clean up properties in which drugs are suspected of being used or sold.
South Africa's Goal of a Democratic, Non-racial Society Grows More Elusive : Negotiations: De Klerk's overconfidence and Mandela's weakening position, plus violence against blacks, imperil a peaceful transition.
An Undertow of Health Concerns : Government's inspection problem may include rotten inspectors as well as rotten fish
Unhappy Campers : Lake Casitas: Young and old flock to the area to get away from it all. But some of the visitors can be too close for comfort.
No Time to Scrap Inmate Program : Letting women serve time at home saves taxpayer money, frees up jail space
He'll Run, But Only if Asked
Small Town Will Advertise for Students : Education: School chief hopes to attract enough urban dwellers to keep the 160-pupil New Mexico campus open.
A tackle 10 years ago left him partly paralyzed, but now his life is an inspiration to others. That's really the . . . : Hart of the Matter : Former Athlete Defies the Odds and Retakes Control of His Life
PADRES UPDATE : NOTEBOOK / BOB NIGHTENGALE : Myers Says Card Promotion Wasn't Fair to Padre Fans
CHART CHAT
Angels' Curtis Tames Johnson
THE LAST WORD: Fans of hard-rock band...
Prince Can't Keep Up With These Label Kings
Seeing Japan 'Through the Eyes of a Cannibal' : Celebrity: Confessed killer is free--even popular. His story tells of a country's morbid fascination with sexual perversion and death.
State Cuts Could Reach Tenured Faculty at CSUN : Priorities: Eighteen sports teams cost $3.8 million annually. Critics say the school should consider dropping one of them.
Union Elects Insurgent Officials to Lead Local : Labor: Recently fired challengers win vote to govern troubled hotel and restaurant group.
Custer Finds Way to Saugus Victory in Pro Stock Main
Budget Cuts Erase Intersession Busing Funds : Prep basketball: City coaches will be left to their own devices to get inner-city players to practice, games.
MSL Still Searching for a 6th : Soccer: Deadline is Monday, but there is no indication whether shrinking league will fold.
It's a Crime What Butler Does to Them
AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL ROUNDUP : Newbury Oaks Assumes District Lead
To a Different Drummer : Whether He Is Pitching or Performing With His Rock Band, White Sox's McDowell Is Content Only When He Is the Best
Off-Centerpiece : News Update: John Doe IS Coming Back to the Big Screen
Working Irregular Hours Can Be Hazardous to Your Health, Psychologists Say : Jobs: Shift work can contribute to trouble sleeping, social isolation, even divorce rates. But it's predicted that more and more people will work odd hours.
Shootings Rank Third in Child Death Causes
Embargo of Iraq Develops Leaks : Mideast: Tensions rise as U.S. officials express anger over breaking of economic sanctions, while Baghdad accuses allied planes of sabotaging grain harvests.
COLUMN RIGHT / TOM BETHELL : By Protecting Landlords, We Protect Tenants : Berkeley rent control means newcomers are often out of luck.
Tucker Rolls With Punches : Politics: Compton mayor appears headed for Congress despite tumultuous past and allegations he is power hungry. Supporters say he is a man with a vision.
Last-Minute Protest Stalls Malaga Creek Drain Project : Environment: Just as work was about to begin, a conservation group protested that a proposed storm drain would disrupt canyon wildlife.
History Repeats for O.C. Shotputter : Track and field: Doehring, who competed at San Clemente High and Saddleback College, saves best for last while making Olympic team.
TENNIS / THOMAS BONK : Retirement and Borg Don't Mix
Sultry Song Takes Gold Cup East
McCallister Chases an Olympic Dream : Volleyball: Although she is a longshot to compete in Barcelona, the former Mira Costa High player thinks she has a good chance of making the 1996 team.
'Singles' Scene Moves to Seattle's Rock Beat
One Man's Tribute to the Late Sal Mineo : Actor turns his longtime fascination with the '50s movie star into a critically acclaimed performance
Biology Professor Wins Research Grant
YOU'VE GOT YOUR COMEDY, YOUR MUSICAL VARIETY, YOUR MADE-FOR-CABLE MOVIES ...
Smog Check Fraud Brings 4-Year Term
Florida's State Tree Has Mystery Ailment
Reviving Yesterday's Enemies in Herzegovina
PERSPECTIVE ON THE NEXT GENERATION : Inspiration Requires New Channels : True, young adults aren't into electoral politics. Yet they're into issues such as the environment, civil rights and abortion.
The Right Way to Go About Transit : Smart $500-million deal gives the public access to hundreds of miles of Santa Fe track
While the City Abdicates Power, Commissions Set Urban Agenda : Government: In the effort to get rebuilding off the ground, the real problems that created the Los Angeles riots are being ignored or overlooked.
9 Prepare for Roles as Democratic Convention Delegates
INS Extends Work Permits for 200,000 Salvadorans by 120 Days
Motor Racing
Gimmick? Women's Baseball League Was Serious Stuff : Entertainment: The movie, "A League of Their Own," sticks fairly close to the real story. It takes place during the league's first season.
BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : DODGERS : Daniels Goes to Cubs for Real Unknown
*** 1/2 SUICIDAL TENDENCIES; "The Art of Rebellion", Epic
A look inside Hollywood and the movies. : ISN'T HOLLYWOOD FUNNY? : Hey, All You Players Out There . . . Listen Up! It's Mister Tim Robbins to You
Lions Getting Blitzed by Tragedies
In Brief
In Brief
California Still Reeling From Recession Blow
Warming Up to a Family Holiday in Santa Cruz : For the eager adults, a beachfront condo was instant paradise. The kids were a tougher sell.
A Career Careerist : ARCHIBALD MacLEISH: An American Life, By Scott Donaldson in collaboration with R.H. Winnick (Houghton Mifflin/A Peter Davison Book: $35; 524 pp.)
Pinta, Nina and Maimonides : A GUIDE FOR THE PERPLEXED, By Jonathan Levi (Turtle Bay Books: $20; 319 pp.)
Black Businessman to Manage Rebuild L.A. : Recovery: Former Xerox executive Bernard Kinsey is called an aggressive achiever.
Poaching Trims Rhino Herds in Zimbabwe
Quake Theories Get Rattled by Scientists : Geology: Challenge to traditional views suggests that rather than massive buildups of stress, more subtle circumstances may trigger temblors.
4 Claremont Students Win Watson Grants
ROAD NOTES
Recall Efforts Are Proceeding
Top Graduating Students in Southeast : High schools in the Southeast area have selected valedictorians or have honored students with the highest grade-point averages. They are:
Wilderness Subdivision OKs Nudity, Bans Mowers
Walnut : Election to Fill Council Seat
Good Relations Means Straight Shooting : Panel was right to knock down Detroit's minivan claim
Dan vs. Dave Not the Same for Reebok : Olympic trials: Shoe company has to do some fast work when O'Brien fails to make the team for Barcelona.
All Over but Shouting for De La Hoya : Olympic boxoffs: He beats Brooks easily to make U.S. team. Glendale's Reilly joins him.
GOLF ROUNDUP : Frost by 3, Gilbert by 6, and Sheehan Leads by 9
BASEBALL / ROSS NEWHAN : When Tests Lapse, Howe Does
AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Twins Standing Up to the Athletics, 12-2
* Meggan Kimberley has been promoted to...
Political Pledges May Indeed Be the Ticket for Prosperity
Yucatan's Surprising Stores of Amber Jewelry : The fossilized resin is sometimes passed over by tourists looking for silver and turquoise.
THE GENDER TAX : Coughing Up a Hundred Bucks a Year Is a Small Price to Pay for Being a Man
The Kimono, By JAMES MERRILL
A GOODLY SHIP: The Building of the...
Bill and Ted Make It to Prime Time, City Doesn't
La Verne Gets $75,000 for Library Center
Retro : Nites for Nick and Dick
Sierra Madre : Fee District for Parking Lot
Pedestrian Killed by Hit-and-Run Driver
More Mahler From the Post-Bernstein Crop of Conductors
JAZZ : Trumpeter Arturo Sandoval Steps Up to Jazz's Upper Register
URBAN COWBOY II?: Crowe may be joking...
Player Keeps Harping on the Many Facets of American Blues
O.C. Developer Sells Chinese a Metropolis : Entrepreneur: After grueling negotiations, his firm is chosen by Beijing to coordinate planning and building of a $5.2-billion, state-of-the-art city.
STYLE : FASHION : Tropical Punch
Picturing Hong Kong and Surviving in Russia
Depreciation Brings Tax Despite Sale Loss
Salads: Use Your Bean
Japanese Debate Defense Role, U.S. Bases
Amoros, Dodger Hero of '55, Dies at 62 : Baseball: His running catch led to double play that preserved the victory in Game 7 as Brooklyn won its only World Series.
A Few Steps Toward His Goal : L.A. Watts Games: After the Braille Olympics, Hermilo Jimenez simply wanted to run in a mainstream race.
HOLLYWOOD PARK : Colt Goes From Claim to Fame
Move to Add Nappi to Staff Fails : Boxing: Letter signed by boxers is ruled invalid by USA Boxing board.
Capriati Excited About Olympics
ART : COMMENTARY : A Monumental Burden : Chris Burden's memorial, etched with the names of real and made-up Vietnamese dead, is an unsentimental reminder of the war
STAGE : 'Lost' and Found : Brooke Adams, appearing in Neil Simon's 'Lost in Yonkers,' is exactly where she wants to be--personally and professionally
* Carter Hawley Hale Stores Inc. announced...
Trashing the Myths About Our Garbage : RUBBISH! The Archaeology of Garbage, By William Rathje and Cullen Murphy (HarperCollins: $23; 245 pp.)
ARCTIC PASSAGES: A Unique Small-Boat Journey Through...
Travel Clinics Offer Advice to Go : Specialty practices are convenient places to get immunizations and information.
The Ultimate Melting Pot
Labels Take Mystery Out of Work
Lease Does Not Permit Change of Mind
THE FAMILY WAY
Strike Stops Toronto Newspaper From Going to Press for 1st Time in Century
Czechs Look Longingly at World Beer Market : Beverages: Brewers aiming for longer shelf life and higher technological standards for packaging while retaining quality of nation's famed brews.
Not Just Another Pastel Coyote : AN ELEGY FOR SEPTEMBER, By John Nichols (Henry Holt: $18.95; 161 pp.)
For dedicated gardeners, here are suggestions...
Sierra Madre : More Budget Cuts Required
Q & A : Making the A-List of L.A.'s Royalty
Arthur C. Lundahl; Photo Expert Discovered Cuban Missile Sites
U.S. Economy Stays Cloaked in Crazy Quilt
Mosbacher Credits Bush for Resignation of Navy Chief
The Law : Chris Noth
FBI Believes Found Body Is Missing Exxon Executive
City Council Passes Levies on 4 Landslide Areas : Government: Refusal to tax a fifth sets up a showdown with the county over the maintenance of a road and drainage facilities.
PERSONAL PERSPECTIVE : By Taking Today's Pop Culture Literally, Critics Miss the Point of Entertainment
COLUMN LEFT / ALEXANDER COCKBURN : Labor Party: More Finesse, Same Intent : An Israeli development plan aids West Bank annexation without challenging the U.S.
Residents Raise a Stink Over Plans to Can the Trash Man
Family's 'Graduation' to a Drug-Free Life : Heritage House in Costa Mesa Reaches Milestone in Getting Mom, Children Back on Feet
Device Could Give Diabetics Normal Life
12-Year-Old Obsession Nears Reality for Writer-Turned-TV Station Owner
Substance Abuse Center Starts With March to Clean Streets
SURFING OP PRO CHAMPIONSHIPS : U.S. Cruises, but Australia Works a Bit Harder to Reach Final
Mom Was a Star in Center Field
MUSIC : And a Bit Farther South . . .
European Community Still Divided Over Stubborn National Rivalries : Union: Summit did produce compromise allowing for possible military support for Bosnia relief efforts.
La Puente : Business Fees Revised
Palestinians Ill-Prepared for New Climate : Mideast: A PLO power struggle and disagreement on negotiation goals cause paralysis at a time when change in Israel means opportunity knocks.
A Wish for Peace : Plumber Hopes His Front-Yard Waterfall Will Bring a Wellspring of Inspiration
COMMENTARY ON AIR QUALITY AND THE ECONOMY : AQMD, Business Community Partnership Will Go Long Way : A special panel set up to get input from industry aims to balance environmental and economic concerns.
Asian-Americans Urged to Report Hate Crimes : Human relations: Stop accepting abuse and report it to prosecutors, crime experts tell Anaheim seminar. And beware of 'quick fixes' on racism, one speaker warns.
Baffled Ruelas Survives Molefyane's Roving Attack
BASEBALL / GARY KLEIN : Young Solid at Bat Despite His Shakiness at Third Base
The Mother of Planned Parenthood : WOMAN OF VALOR: Margaret Sanger and the Birth Control Movement in America, By Ellen Chesler (Simon and Schuster: $27.50; 640 pp.)
SPORT REPORT
Los Angeles CountyCALABASAS: Phase 1 & 2...
Mystic Isles : Three Wind-swept, Romantic Outposts of Britain and Ireland : Scotland's Arran
Torrents of Spring (Showtime Monday at 6...
Let the Shows Begin
Haunted by nightmares of brutality, ex-hostage Joe Cicippio struggles to leave his 5-year ordeal behind. But even an exhaustive schedule and a loving family won't make the past go away. : A Captive No More?
1,908 Days of Danger and Boredom
To Swim or Not to Swim? : Environment: A new study finds human viruses at Malibu Lagoon and local drains. Beach-goers and experts disagree on whether the waves are worth the risk.
Truck Strikes, Kills Santa Ana Resident
Boseman Is Indecisive About Future : Preps: Morningside standout says he will decide in March whether to play football or basketball at the collegiate level.
Some Chips for Dipping From Draft
It Takes a While, but Graf Advances : Wimbledon: She has to work to defeat de Swardt in three sets. Fendick will be next after upset over Novotna. Capriati wins.
Motor Racing
Tommy Morrison got his 29th knockout in...
BOOK 'EM: You thought that Stephen Davis'...
* Mattel Inc. has promoted Jean McKenzie...
Loan Terms Aren't Real Until They're in Writing
Mystic Isles : Three Wind-swept, Romantic Outposts of Britain and Ireland
MISTAKEN IDENTITY by Nayantara Sahgal (New...
Rating America's Best-Selling Beers
Court Ruling Puts Second Trust Deeds in Doubt
Backup Contract Gives Seller a Second Chance
WEEKEND ESCAPE : Camping Out in Cambria Meant Eating Out, Too : Sampling an array of good local restaurants was a fine complement to living in a tent.
Task Force Counts Gains, Critics Losses, as It Disbands : Crime: Law enforcement insiders heap praise on the Metropolitan Homicide Task Force, formed to find the slayer of 45 women. But others note that many killings remain unsolved.
NAMES AND NUMBERS
MOVIES : Back at the Plate Again : Four decades after the All American Girls Professional Baseball League disbanded, its players are recalled in 'A League of Their Own'
Scientists Seek Cause in Texas Dolphin Deaths
Birds, Marine Life Suffer From Debris Strewn on Miles of Beach
Birthday Bidder Takes Home the Horse : Auction: Animal Regulation Department sale draws 50 people interested in a paint mare, three goats and a cow.
Reporter Took His Best Shot as Photographer but Sacre Bleu It
SUPER LOTTO RESULTS: JUNE 27
State Cuts Could Reach Tenured Faculty at CSUN : Education: Gov. Wilson's 11% budget reduction, if implemented, would eliminate all part-time instructors.
Chancellor's Tough Medicine of Change : Education: Thomas Lakin, a year into his job as leader of the county's community colleges, has done what he was hired to do. But some say he has gone too far too fast.
Motor Racing
RUNNING / JOHN ORTEGA : Sprinter Brown, Howard Finish Out of the Running in U.S. Trials
BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : ANGELS : Curtis to Play More, Wathan Says
Winning Anything Is a Bear in 'Sports' at a County Fair
Soundtracks for the Age of Irony : *** 1/2 B-52's; "Good Stuff", Reprise : ** 1/2, DEEE-LITE; "Infinity Within", Elektra
* Larry Nusbaum has joined Advantage Life...
THE MATURE TRAVELER : Tours That Stress Education Abroad : University-based Interhostel provides lodging and lectures at cultural sites.
STYLE : ARCHITECTURE : Craftsman Lite
GOING to MEET the MURDERER : EVELYN
Bugged? Suck 'em Up
Students' Achievements Celebrated at Luncheon
Are We Having Fun Yet?
Thief-Watching on Ex-Cold War Frontier
Rodney King Arrested in Dispute With Wife
Kadafi Predicts Israel's Disintegration, an 'Artificial State' From World War II
City, Builder Resolve Lengthy Squabble Over Civic Center Costs
EC Endorses Force if Needed for Sarajevo Aid
Racquet Club May Become Hog Heaven : Zoning: Nearby residents' complaints closed the tennis ranch. The owner now plans to raise pigs and attract motorcycle riders with an offer of free beer.
Perot Candidacy Hinges on Interpretation of His Past : Image: Questions about his private and public record don't always jibe with his official self-portrait.
Roadwork: Major projects for the week of June 28-July 4
Picture It--Trading Cards Featuring Sheriff's Deputies : Community relations: Carson may spend $11,000 to spotlight deputies. Officials hope to provide children with a positive image of law enforcement.
An Abbot for St. Andrew's : Religion: The 36-year-old Benedictine monastery has quietly gained new status. But it keeps its secluded serenity, where Catholics and Protestants often gather to pray together.
Teacher Pops the Wrong Question : Prophesy: Westminster man faces firing after asking girl, 16, to marry him. He says God, symbolized by a bunny, played Cupid.
Notes about your surroundings.
Car Strikes Garden Grove Woman, Baby
A look inside Hollywood and the movies. : See, We Have These Pen Pals on the East Coast . . .
GUNS SHY: Given Axl Rose's history of...
Tales on Tape : Schools: A television documentary project evolves into a collective self-portrait on videotape for students at Pacific Palisades Elementary.
Commentary : FAILING MARKS ON THIS TV REPORT CARD
Wilson Drill Team Wins Competition
Brown Seeks Recount After Narrow Loss : Politics: Former assemblyman challenges county registrar's decision to invalidate absentee ballots following defeat in GOP primary by 105 votes.
Chamber Fires Its President : Business: Brooke Knapp helped retain commercial rights to two landmarks. But critics say she failed as a manager.
Third-Grader's Music Is First-Rate
To Remain President: Prove You're Worthy
Better Safe Than Sorry In Choosing Running Mate
12-Year-Old Girl Dies After Passing Out While Swimming
Is Vision of a New Vista Merely a Dream? : Redevelopment: Ambitious plans are in works to transform city's center. Critics call them pipe dreams.
24 Fall Sick From Toxic Fish Caught Near Baja : Poison: None of the tainted fish caught 450 miles south of San Diego are in the commercial marketplace, health department says.
A feast offering food for all the...
Jones Advances to Final in 200
The Cardinal Ruler : With a Tiny Office and Great Expectations, Bill Walsh Is Excited About Being Back at Stanford
L.A. Theater in 'Crisis,' a Gloomy Producer Says
To Hall of Famers, Penny Marshall Was Just Laverne
Fiddlehead Fern Staple Menu Delicacy in Spring
Can the Trash Man? : Plan to Fire Sanitation Worker Raises a Stink
Once Synonymous, Gates, LAPD Go Separate Ways : Police: He leaves office after 14 turbulent years. Perhaps no chief has inspired such loyalty and disdain.
Fiscal Troubles Hit the Shores of Seal Beach the Hardest
Caltech Professor Wins Harvey Prize
Policewoman Charged in D.C. Drug-Related Murder
Peace Corps Fulfilled Woman's Desire for Change in Her Life
'Scarsdale Diet' Slayer Loses 'Emotional Distress' Retrial Plea
DIVERSIONS : When to Not Make a Fire : Before Your Trek, There Are Classes to Help You Get the Most Out of Hiking
Pale Horse, Pale Rider. A Democracy in Decay?
Services Set for Civic Leader, Arbitrator Lawrence P. Casey
Rejected Job Candidate Wants Respect
Motor Racing
A Few Tips to Help You Get From Tee to Green
Cuba Faces a Nightmare in U.S. Dream Team
MINOR LEAGUES / SEAN WATERS : Davison Looks for Another Chance
Dana Point's Butler Takes Her Solo Sailing Skills to Barcelona
Inexperienced Chatsworth Held to 1 Hit in Loss to Bell
In Brief
ART : Georgia on His Mind : An exhibit at Getty Museum casts new light on the relationship between artist Georgia O'Keeffe and photographer Alfred Stieglitz
* Edward C. "Pete" Aldridge, Jr. has...
* Tamara J. Erickson has been appointed...