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Civic Light Opera Names Art Director
'Victims' Are Split Over Slavery Charge : Laborers: A U.S. inquiry deep in Mexico reveals that some villagers see a Ventura County rancher as their benefactor.
Northridge a Pushover in Opener : College football: John Bonds passes for four touchdowns to lead Northern Arizona to 37-3 victory.
No Stay of Execution for Titans at Auburn
BETTING WITH SURELOCK : THE SILICON SLEUTH
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : FAR WEST : Texas A&M; Stops Hawaii's Ground Game
'A' for Audacious
Inflation Spiral or Recession: Which Is Worse? : Economy: The Gulf crisis could cause a recession, but in the long run, economists fear inflation more. They haven't forgotten the bad old days.
Your Mortgage : Reducing Payments Involves New Loan
The Magician and the Prophet : THE MASK OF NOSTRADAMUS by James Randi (Charles Scribner's Sons: $19.95; 320 pp., illustrated; 0-684-19056-7)
'Big Yellow' : Years of Experimenting Result in Legendary African Violet
Keep Concrete Moist for Maximum Strength
The General : The scene from the conclusion of Gabriel Garcia Marquez's new book, "The General in His Labyrinth" (Alfred A. Knopf, 216 pages, $19.95).
A Guide to the Best of Southern California : SHOPTALK : Sesame Street Goes Retail
Murder Suspect Had 'Crush' on Victim
Man Held After 2 Children's Bodies Are Found in Trunk
PERSPECTIVE ON THE EMBARGO : Hunger Shouldn't Be a Weapon : Not only is a food blockade immoral, it could backfire, costing the United States much international support.
Judges' Pension Plan Needs Revising : Gov. Deukmejian should sign a bill that rescinds this veiled pay increase
LANDMARKS / COUNTY HISTORICAL SITES : Ojai Post Office Bell Tower
Abortion Foes to Harass S.D. Judges : Justice: Religious group plans campaign of calls and protests aimed at homes and offices of judges who ruled against abortion protesters.
Edison's Defense Gets Down to Business in Shutout Victory in Honolulu : Football: Chargers intercept three passes and limit Iolani to 25 yards rushing in 12-0 triumph.
Tennis Players Turning Pro Younger, Turning Old Sooner
Flach Takes a Walk, Shown the Gate
An Offbeat Addiction : Perry Farrell inflames passions and plays for high stakes as he leads Jane's Addiction in its quest for importance
Investing in Stocks or Bonds for $1,000 or Less
Your Mortgage : Century 21 Pulls Out of Mortgage Lending : Financing: Real estate giant learns that selling and lending for 'one-stop' service do not necessarily mix.
Ol' Blue Eyes Buys Beach Tear-Down
What Causes a Yellow Violet
80 American Hostages Fly Out of Iraq : Families: Hundreds of Western women depart with their children. Husbands are left behind. Baghdad calls it a humanitarian airlift.
Yeltsin Wants Prime Minister to Resign : Soviet Union: The head of the Russian republic is pushing a crash plan for economic reform. The government backs a conservative version.
Bradbury Miffed, Plans Own Tally
Putting Navajo Sheep Back on Map
Life Savers, Chewing Gum Invading the Persian Gulf
HOLIDAY CLOSINGS
Raiders Finally Get Offensive, 34-7 : Pro football: They pile up 527 yards and rout the Chargers as Schroeder throws two touchdown passes in final exhibition.
BOXING : Foreman Probably Next Up for Douglas
Master's Loses, 3-2, in Soccer Opener
Zero by MILTON KESSLER
Unidentified Flying Hypothesis : OUT THERE The Government's Secret Quest for Extraterrestrials by Howard Blum (Simon & Schuster: $19.95; 288 pp.)
Frog Man : A Young California Scientist Goes Pond-Hopping to Find Out Why Our Amphibians Are Dying Off
Gorbachev Could Use Summit to Get Help for Soviet Reforms : Deals: German reunification, disarmament and regional conflicts are also expected to be discussed.
O.C.'s Blue-Collar Blues : As Labor-Intensive Production Firms Leave, Jobless Workers Wonder if the American Dream is a Mirage
Souvenir Hunter Dies as Slab of Berlin Wall Falls
Potbellied Pigs to Be Legal, No Hogwash : Pets: Monterey Park residents will soon be allowed to keep miniature Vietnamese porkers.
California IN BRIEF : SAN FRANCISCO : Crematory's Error Costs It $240,000
Quick-Fix Plan to Repair Shuttle Telescope Fails
Big Stars, Little Fans : Celebrities Lend a Voice, Hand or Name to Fall's New Children's Programs
Four Tiny Irritants to Better Relations : Time for Moscow to give Iturup, Kunashir, Shikotan and Habomai to Japan
Record Arrests for Soliciting
Bush's Means-and-Ends Problem in the Gulf--Why All the Firepower? : Iraq: The buildup exceeds defense needs, but is not enough to dislodge Hussein. Services may be hitching a ride to Arabia to escape budget cutters.
Neighborhood Feels Drugs' Side Effects : Crime: Tension has risen along with the illegal activity in the Utica Avenue area of Huntington Beach.
Toddler Dies in Van Fire Near Alpine
OXNARD : Reward Urged as Way to Curb Graffiti
CSUN Women 2nd in Volleyball Tournament
Defense Posturing Takes Hold : Football: Graduation strips league of some of its most impressive firepower of a year ago.
BASEBALL / ROSS NEWHAN : Brett Back in Accustomed Spot: Looking Down on AL Batters
Thai Film Star Waits Tables in New Homeland : The 'Doris Day' of Thai cinema made 29 movies. Sasitorn Phetroong Kulka now works in a Glendale restaurant.
Why Charlie Rose Left Comfort of 'Nightwatch'
'Desperate Passage'
New Law Shifts Medicare Paperwork to Doctors : Health: Beneficiaries will no longer have to fill out complex claim forms. Some say the measure will ease a burden. Others fear it may delay payments.
Holiday Weekend Activities Go Far Beyond the Traditional Barbecue
Do Arts Spectacles Enrich Our City's Cultural Life? : Culture: A festival is a moveable beast that can suck the vitality out of an artistic community just as easily as it can make us art-smart.
A Lazy, Hazy Labor Day Weekend : Holiday: The last days of summer attract light beach crowds but traffic on freeways and at airports in the L.A. area is heavy.
OJAI : 2 Builders Told to Help Pay for Signal
Go Figure : As Athletics' Mark McGwire Keeps Slugging, His Batting Average Continues to Fade
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : Miami Hurricanes Should Storm to Top
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE PREVIEW : New Teams, Old Foes Try to End Trabuco Hills' Dynasty
TENNIS / THOMAS BONK : Sampras Can Win Open, in a Couple Years
L.A. Festival Project Displays Artwork and Spreads Social Commentary on RTD Buses
1990 LOS ANGELES TIMES BOOK PRIZE NOMINEES : for the publishing year August 1, 1989 through July 31, 1990
Art Exhibit
THE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS COMPLETE GUIDE TO EARLY CHILD CARE Nicholas Cunningham MD and Donald Tapley MD, Medical Editors (Crown: $32.50)
Panning for Gold Is Nasty Business in Zimbabwe : Mining: Panners work, many illegally, along thousands of miles of rivers in the gold belt. But it has clogged waterways and dams with silt and caused devastating soil erosion.
South Africa's Ruling Party to Open Membership to Blacks
U.S. Oil Company Fires Hostage Workers
GULF WATCH: Day 31 : A daily briefing paper on developments in the crisis.
Should Kings Rest in the Pantheon? Romans Have Some Bones to Pick
On the Bike Beat : West Hollywood: The Sheriff Department's new patrol unit is quietly, : but quickly, pedaling its way onto the crime-fighting scene.
1 Killed, 1 Wounded in Robbery Attempt
Wild Animals Are Eating Away at Parched Santa Catalina Island
Long Wait for WW II Reparations Almost Over : Internees: As payments, which were authorized in 1988, come closer for Japanese-Americans who were relocated from 1942 to 1946, the reasons behind the internments still touch a raw nerve.
Winter of His Discontent
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : SOUTHWEST ROUNDUP : Detmer Leads BYU in a Penalty-Marred Game
Dale Jarrett worked his way up from...
The Soviet Union won the women's world...
COLLEGE ROUNDUP : UC Irvine Loses Twice in Volleyball Tournament
Chang Flounders in Defeat to Cherkasov : Tennis: His spirit was willing but his flesh was weak, he says after 6-4, 6-4, 6-3 loss to Soviet in U.S. Open. Becker and Agassi also advance.
Dodgers Simply Can't Win : Baseball: At least not when they are playing in Montreal, where they are 0-5 this season after a three-hit, 6-0 loss to the Expos' Boyd.
Where Fur Art Thou?
THE LOST CONTINENT Travels in Small-Town North America by Bill Bryson (Harper & Row: $9.95)
Boesky Safety Net on Guinness Deal Reported : Crime: The former arbitrager told an associate he had been assured that Guinness would 'repay any losses' incurred in the illegal share manipulation.
Lowering the Volumes : Discarding Books, Even Those Unread Oddities, Can Be a Troublesome Chore
Safety in Numbness : COYOTE by Peter Gadol (Crown: $18.95; 311 pp.)
End-of-the-Century Birth Throes : SEXUAL ANARCHY by Elaine Showalter (Viking: $19.95, paper; 304 pp.)
A Guide to the Best of Southern California : GALLERIES : American Icons in Watercolor
Home Improvement : Carbon Monoxide Alarm Warns of Poisoned Air
Sharp Rise Reported for Unsold-Home Inventory
Downtown Living : Urban Lifestyle: Developers, backed by Los Angeles and San Diego city officials, are building residential units in 'commuter downtowns.'
Aleutian Burial Cave, Mummies Found
Biola Will Use Grant Funds to Seek Larger Grant
How to 'Jump Ahead' on Mortgage and Save Thousands of Dollars
Exercise in Polluted Air Hard on Heart, Report Says
Hussein Proves a Master of the Art of Manipulation : Strategy: He manages to rivet world attention on the fate of hostages--and away from the takeover of Kuwait.
At 94, Woman Awaits Life's Many Lessons
PRIME-TIME FLICKS
Howard S. Armerding; Ex-President of Gideons International
'Redwood Summer': It Was Guerrilla Warfare : Conservation: Protesters' anti-logging tactics fail to halt North Coast timber harvest. Encounters leave loggers resentful.
Governor Gets Bill Funding Patrols of Drug-Crime Areas
Arson Fire Destroys 4 Arrowhead Homes, Blackens 17 Acres
Colosio Reelected Mexico Ruling Party Chief
Edwin O. Reischauer; Far East Scholar, Ex-Envoy to Japan
A Vow in Peril : THE CHURCH AAND CELIBACY : Clergy: For many, Catholic attitudes have changed--a celibate life now seems too rigorous. Should we be surprised when the bishop takes a mistress?
Thigpen Reluctantly Ties Record for Saves : Baseball: His 46th finishes Angels, 9-5, after the Chicago bullpen falters in the late innings.
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : CS Fullerton Wins, but Loses Tailback Thomas
Horses Awaiting Air Transport Are Surely Missing the Boat
Kebaborama : For a taste of the Middle East--without going over there.
What Earlier Oil Crises Teach Us About Recessions
Billed to Clean Unit He Never Occupied
FRIENDS More Will and Magna Stories by Stephen Dixon (Asylum Arts: 6.95)
Klan Marchers Allowed to Don Masks
How to Plan Your Own Trip to Baseball's Classic Parks
Cause of Sea Duck Deaths in Alaska Eludes Experts
VIDEO : Watching the Working Class
Pair Charged in Death of N.Y. Prosecutor
Fighting Monks of Mandalay Battle to Save Myanmar
Juice Box Is Banned in Maine : Environment: The state has outlawed the soft-sided, single-serving container because the bonded layers of plastic, paper and aluminum that keep the contents fresh defy recycling.
POLITICAL NOTEBOOK : Pomona Debates Come Out Lacking Spirit and Sparkle
Opportunity Rarely Knocks at Their Door : The odds are tough if you're young, black and male
LOTTERY RESULTS: SEPT. 1
Manville's Plan to Redevelop Land in Carson Hits a Snag
Should developers' role in environmental impact reports be changed? : FOR : RICHARD R. WIRTH
CSUN Loses Competitive Edge in Recruiting Professors : Universities: The high price of housing is dissuading faculty prospects. As a result, some officials forecast a decline in the quality of instruction.
Ex-Globetrotter Clifton, 65, Dies of Heart Attack
Looks Are Deceiving When Chicago's Thigpen Is on the Mound : White Sox: Reliever has no gimmicks or a mean stare. Instead, he has three pitches that have enabled him to tie the major league save record.
Get Ready, Europe, to Catch Past
. . . And May the Better Pose Win : O'Connor and Madonna--singers with cultivated, nearly opposite images--face off in a race for MTV video honors
CBS' Battle of the Bosses: Springsteen vs. Yetnikoff
PLATFORM : Let's Not Forget
Invention Convention Attracts the Unconventional : Innovation: Ever wonder how the world has gotten along without the 1-pound portable toilet or an electric flosser?
Chaump Is Determined to Revive Navy
COMMENTARY : Red Sox Seem to Be Having Fun for a Change
Scarred Children : State Hospital and County Help Victims of Emotional, Bureaucratic Breakdowns
COMMENTARY : Finally, Some Good News at Maryland
BASEBALL MISCELLANY
World IN BRIEF : CUBA : Family Ends Asylum Bid, Leaves Embassy
ROADWORK
Reward Fund Started in Wake of Racial Vandalism
Keeping Getty Museum Gardens in Shape Is No Walk in the Park
A look at upcoming events in LOS ANGELES COUNTY
NEWS ANALYSIS : Social Services Getting the Ax? : Budget policy: Board of Supervisors favors public safety and law enforcement over the health-care sector, critics say.
Small Planes Take the Low Road to Fair
What Price Hair? : At Salons, You Get What You Pay For--Pampering or the Basics
Prototype of Northrop Air Force Fighter Has Successful Test Flight
Blue Line Delivering : Transit: With the system now carrying riders to the Long Beach Civic Center, downtown's new, vital image may be taking form at last.
THE WOMAN LIT BY FIREFLIES by Jim Harrison (Houghton Mifflin/Seymour Lance: $19.95; 247 pp.)
'Night Moves'
Fast-Track Childhoods
GEORGE SCHLATTER: Jerry's Friend Produces Telethon
Robert Holmes a Court; Australian Millionaire Called 'Great Acquirer'
Cities Review Census Figures : Population: Federal findings show Pomona and El Monte joining Pasadena with more than 100,000 people.
Desert Shield Missiles
Brown Retreats as Partisan Ploy Fizzles : Assembly: Speaker's move against a rookie Republican facing reelection backfires as GOP refuses to support bills dear to Democrats.
Wilson S. Johnson; Former Head of Business Advocacy Group
In Monterey Park, Police Who Collar Recruits Get Day Off
BEST BETS
Ex-Defense Consultant Gets 21 Months in Prison
Saudis Say U.S. May Launch Attack Only to Defend Kingdom : Policy: Former hawks are now urging support for a diplomatic solution to the standoff.
The Numbers
Felicia Marcus : Fighting for the Environment From Inside the Establishment
Research Grants Us All Favors
Chinese Burial Shrine Declared a Historic Monument
Greene's Signature Lifts Rams
Dickerson Will Appeal to Tagliabue
Trainers, Horses Aren't Going the Distance
Davila Gives Northridge a Leg Up in 1-0 Win
When Judging Agassi, Don't Put the Bart Before the Horse
Woods, Booth Compete in Junior Tournament
Zolak Will Finally Get His Chance to Star at Maryland
CS Dominguez Hills Teams Go 1-1
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : John Bonds Leads Northern Arizona Over Northridge
RABBI HIER
RABBI HIER
Power Plant Aids More Than UCLA
Movies as Art
Animal Concerns
VIVID 'DEATH'
Why Didn't City Act on Venice Mall Plan?
When I saw Madonna's HBO concert on...
Lots of Millionaires, Sure, but Remember Inflation
Lord Love a Duck
Columnist Shortchanged Halio's Writing Research
Negotiations to Settle Mideast Crisis
Negotiations to Settle Mideast Crisis
The American Way Doesn't Come Cheap
Take Me Out to the Old Ballparks : Some Classic Stadiums Are in Their Own Last Innings. My Son and I Decided to Visit Them Before It's Too Late.
Explore Ireland on New Emerald Isle Pass
An Unbiased Look at L.A.'s Heart Finds It Does Have a Healthy Beat
HOW I MADE A HUNDRED MOVIES IN HOLLYWOOD AND NEVER LOST A DIME by Roger Corman with Jim Jerome Random House: $18.95; 206 pp.)
Lazy, Hazy Holiday Brings Light Beach Crowds So Far
World IN BRIEF : MEXICO : Unleaded Gas to Be Sold to Reduce Smog
HEY, KIDS: STAY TOONED
2 Sought for Burglaries in Monrovia
Poland Tries to Save Its Last Manors of Nobility
Train to Munich Robbed
Labor Day Is Coming--The Rest Is Easy
Man Found Guilty of Threatening President
For Blacks, a Degree Doesn't Automatically Mean Higher Incomes : Wages: During the Reagan years, the richer got richer, the poor poorer, the middle class less secure. But people of color suffered the most.
The Lethal Path to the North : Popular Alien Route Crosses, Crisscrosses Perilous Freeways
Man Falls to His Death From Hotel Balcony After Arrest
RUNNING / JOHN ORTEGA : Southern Section Cross-Country Teams Facing Inequitable End to Season
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : MIDWEST ROUNDUP : Nebraska Defense Dominates in 13-0 Victory
NFL EXHIBITION ROUNDUP : Pinkett's Scores Lead Oilers Past Cowboys, 27-6
A Guide to the Best of Southern California : FOOD : Sausage, Tunisian Style
ADOPT THE BABY YOU WANT by Michael Sullivan with Susan Schultz (Simon & Schuster: $18.95)
Taking Care of Business Is Now Carrier Priority : Airlines: Business class began innocently enough as a marketing ploy. It has evolvedinto a much-desired section famous for service, comfort and amenities.
'Tis the (Telethon) Season : Don't Touch That Dial--It's Time Once Again for the Original Pay TV
Legislators End Session, OK Big Bond Package
Census Figures on Westside Fall Below Estimates : Population: Wide discrepancies cause some to question the accuracy of the federal head count.
THE LEGISLATURE ADJOURNS : Strict Law Mandating Auto Insurance to Expire on Jan. 1
COLUMN ONE : Reining in the Latin 'Tiger' : Central America's armies are under pressure to thin ranks, and Washington is backing the effort. But all are resisting, clinging to formidable powers under civilian presidents.
Attacks Prompt Naples to Guard Trash Trucks
World IN BRIEF : U.S.-Backed Rebels Linked to 13 Deaths
BOOK MARK : A National Park as Profitable Resort: Exploiting Nature for Economic Gain : Yosemite: A new book takes a critical look at the age-old and continuing fight between preservationists and developers in a magnificent Sierra setting.
Youngsters Suited Up for School
Just Another Homeless Casualty? No, Family Says : Indigent: The trial of Regina Lillian Bisignano's accused slayer begins. There was an upbeat side to the transient victim that made people who knew her proud of her.
Checkpoint Often Fatal Stop
RAMS : Latest Injury List Has Robinson Scrambling to Build Up Ranks
Eagles Take the Lead in Race for Taylor
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : EAST ROUNDUP : Richards Leads No. 18 Pitt Past Ohio, 35-3
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : PACIFIC 10 CONFERENCE : Washington State Passes First Test, 21-3
Surf Is Real Estate Agent Sarlo's Turf
The Un-Retiring James Earl Jones : The actor isn't leaving the stage, just curtailing his involvement in serious dramas in favor of less-taxing TV roles
Rethinking 'Nixon in China' : Contemporary opera is updated as Peter Sellars revises staging of 1987 production in light of the Tian An Men killings
A Guide to the Best of Southern California : GARDENS : Urning for Treasures
Southern Discomfort : BLACK IN SELMA The Uncommon Life of J. L. Chestnut Jr. by J. L. Chestnut Jr. and Julia Cass (Farrar, Straus & Giroux: $22.95; 397 pp.)
Nitrates in Water to Be Studied : Pollution: Investigation will seek sources and extent of contamination to area's supply from fertilizers, livestock wastes and septic tanks.
Hong Kong Crime Rises as Police Morale Sinks : British pullout: Law and order breakdown linked to uncertainties over impending Chinese takeover in 1997.
Solar-Power Craft Only a Day From Reaching Kitty Hawk
N.Y.'s 'Mole People' Shun Society in Transit Tunnels : Homeless: They've set up small havens--and even communities--in a nether world of dank rail passages.
Look For the Union Label
One Couple Tries to Cope With AIDS : Health: A five-year study is focusing on heterosexual relationships in which at least one person carries the infection.
Leona G. Rubin; Painter, Art Critic and Travel Writer
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : Northern Arizona Trounces Bumbling CS Northridge, 37-3
'Anyone Can Write a Book'
Titans Pay High Price to Beat Sonoma State
Double Trouble for Padres
Berliner Brings a Special Perspective to 'Fidelio' : Gotz Friedrich, directing the Music Center season opener, is a man who knows of tyranny firsthand
Spago's Former Chef Turns Teacher
The World of Private Postal Service Is Starting to Go First Class : Retailing: Franchised outlets for mail boxes and package delivery are thriving. They offer increasingly upscale conveniences such as fax and message taking.
From Citrus Groves to Ex-G.I. Homes : Duarte: Nestled below the San Gabriel Mountains, the city now is attracting another generation of home-seekers.
IN XANADU by William Dalrymple (Vintage: $9.95, illustrated)
For dedicated gardeners, here are suggestions from the California Assn. of Nurserymen on what to do in the garden this week:
Fitzgerald on Fast-Forward : THE FINAL CLUB by Geoffrey Wolff (Alfred A. Knopf: $19.95; 371 pp.)
How Mesopotamia Became Iraq (and Why It Matters)
News ANALYSIS : Surprise Summit a Test of Post-Cold War Ties
Falling in Love (Channel 13 Sunday at...
Kick up your heels and dance the...
Edward W. Pattison; Former New York Congressman
McDonald's Cooks Up Old Idea--a Diner
Joseph DiTullio; Cellist With L.A. Philharmonic
Food Becomes Weapon of Bloody Civil War That Divides Liberia : Hunger: Starving citizens are helpless victims amid armies' battles. Rebels spend as much time fighting each other as they do attacking country's president.
Guests All Dolled Up in Adolfos
School in Trouble : Education: Student achievement is low at Gage Junior High in Huntington Park. The principal, teachers and parents argue fiercely about what to do.
Anti-Abortion Advocates Try Pressuring California Judges With Protests : Tactics: Organizers, linked with Operation Rescue, say jurists have treated them harshly. Some judges respond that actions are 'ill-advised' and 'inappropriate.'
Pope Launches African Tour in Tanzania : Religion: The pontiff quickly calls for an international effort to combat continent's AIDS problem. He also makes appeal for refugees.
The Troubled Road to California's New History Textbooks : Schools: New state textbooks would make a big change in how children study history. But it's hard to write them so that no one is offended.
Films going into production:
Cindy Williams, David Rasche and several well-trained...
Blame It on 'La Bamba' : In recording its new 'The Neighborhood' album, Los Lobos wrestled with questions of artistic purity and commercial compromise
More 'Pillow Talk'?
The Taj Mahal of Debt : TRUMP Surviving at the Top by Donald J. Trump with Charles Leerhsen (Random House: $21.95; 236 pp., illustrated ; 0-394-57597-0)
How Hybridizing Works
Canadian Troops Move In After 2 Mohawks Are Hurt
WASHINGTON / CATHERINE COLLINS : Legislation for Factory Homes Debated
S. Africa Police Blamed in Fatal Shootings of Black Protesters Last March : Inquiry: A scathing report says officers opened fire on a crowd without legal justification. It urges that criminal charges be placed against them.
Trouble Undermines Paradise : Economic, Health Problems Afflict Native Hawaiians on Mainland, Too
'El Sur'
U.S.-Soviet Gulf Summit Is Set : Superpowers: Bush and Gorbachev will meet in Helsinki next Sunday. Arms control will also be on the two leaders' agenda.
Truman's Presidential Yacht May Be Headed for Troubled Water : History: Ship, now docked in nation's capital, appears destined for scrap heap. But a Smithsonian employee says it deserves a far grander retirement.
Harnessing Conservation to Economics : A beautiful new energy plan from the state Public Utilities Commission
United Nations and International Law Are Flying High, but Real Test Is to Come : Iraq: If Saddam Hussein holds on to Kuwait and power, will the Security Council vote to use overwhelming force to enforce its own resolutions?
Graf and Capriati Win to Set Up Open Showdown in Fourth Round
SACRAMENTO / BRADLEY INMAN : Banks Drop Opposition to ATM Safety Bill, but Now Cities Challenge It
NOTICE TO READERS
The Rare-Coin Business Feels a New Tarnish : Investing: Two Newport Beach firms--a dealer and a value-rating service--are among the latest accused of abuses. The government may regulate the business if things don't change.
Enjoying the Trail That Was a Rail in Bermuda
Labor Day Offerings: From Boating to the Bard : Holiday weekend: A Greek festival, yacht races, theater performances and Lynwood's two-day International Unity Festival are planned.
Budget Scissors Haunt Lobbyists for Federal Grants to Research Projects : Science: Institutions and individuals find it essential to get involved in the competition for congressional allocations.
Hi, Mom! (Bravo Sunday at 10 p.m.):...
U.S. Congressmen in Gulf Reiterate Intent to Drive Iraq Out of Kuwait : Bipartisanship: Members of both parties signal political support for American effort.
Four Injured in Freeway Crash
Women's Pension Finances Found Lagging Behind Men's
Airport Terminal Galas Range From First-Class to Coach
Drought Hurts Efforts to Keep Catalina Natural
No Injuries as Copter Crashes Near Castaic
Rookie Marston the Tripwire in Political Battle
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : Tough Howard Defense Meets Southern Attack
Long Beach Loss, 59-0, Is Historical
Rout by Raiders Shows Chargers Aren't There Yet
They're Ready to Shift Into High Gear : Racing: Inglewood based Big City Racing team is becoming a force in motorcycle racing.