- OF NAMES AND TIMES
- Permanent Wave
- Program Cutbacks Are Pound-Foolish
- GOP Wants to End Liberals' Spending
- Child Support
- The Tangle Over 'Twilight' : Anna Deavere Smith, journalist? Anna Deavere Smith, playwright? Her 'Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992' has been both hailed as a sensation and beset by debate over whether the piece is a play or just reportage. Who's right, Tony or Pulitzer?
- G. William Marshall; Actor, Producer
- Diet Programs Focus on the Wrong Thing
- The X Files
- School: Crenshaw High's Classroom Tardiness Policy
- Attacks on CLAS Tests; Students' Privacy Rights
- Oliver North
- Golf Club Project May Encourage Growth
- Electorate Giving Judges a Free Ride
- Seeking a Cure for AIDS
- Needs of Majority Outweigh Needs of One Disruptive Student
- Finger of Shame Pointed at Non-Voters
- Poll Exposes Political Ignorance
- Keeping Campsites Open for True Owners
- DOCTORS AND PATIENCE
- Valley Commentary : Let's Teach Future Teachers the Right Way : The Legislature has prescribed a litany of subjects as part of the one-year program for prospective educators. But there is a limit to what can be taught in 30 units. There is some hope for change.
- U.S. Drafts Compromise on N. Korea : Asia: Plan to be submitted to U.N. this week would first target scientific and cultural exchanges if Pyongyang continues to defy nuclear inspectors. Goal is to enlist critical players, like Japan, and forestall Chinese veto.
- SENSITIVITY RULES
- Educators Failing
- Boys Into Men : We've taught mothers to toughen up their sons by standing aside. Can we be surprised our men can't relate to women? : THE COURAGE TO RAISE GOOD MEN: A Manifesto for Change, <i> By Olga Silverstein and Beth Rashbaum (Viking: $21.95; 275 pp.)</i>
- From Siberia to Sweden, Counting Heads Proves Vital to World Planning : Census: On foot and on skis, in helicopters and canoes, astride donkeys, yaks and horses, population counters travel to every corner of the Earth. They must battle the elements, anger, fear, indifference and politics.
- 'Nonpartisan' a Misnomer for Race
- REMEMBERING L.A.
- COVER STORY : After All, Life Isn't Just a Video : MTV, the channel that made its name with wall-to-wall music videos, has become a full-service 'lifestyle network,' much to the consternation of the big record companies, which are teaming up to launch their own channel
- Inspiring Profiles of Valedictorians
- NEVER FORMALLY ACCUSED
- Statement in Morgan Case Indefensible
- Tagger-Paddling Bill Decried as No Crime Deterrent
- Writers Group Was 'Infiltrated' by Ignorance
- LONG LIVE CURMUDGEONS
- Protecting Streets, Yards from Coyotes
- An Explanation for Nasdaq Price Movements
- Obituaries - June 12, 1994
- NONFICTION - June 12, 1994
- NONFICTION - June 12, 1994
- NONFICTION - June 12, 1994
- NONFICTION - June 12, 1994
- NONFICTION - June 12, 1994
- THE TIMES POLL : Southland Vietnamese Support Renewed Ties
- LAPD Beefs Up Venice Patrols to Halt Gang War
- Destination: Europe : There's Always a First Time
- Los Angeles Times Interview : Anthony Blair : The Fair-Haired Boy of the Labor Party--and Britain
- Destination: Hawaii : Composing a Little Water Music on Oahu
- BIG SANDBOX: If you want a beach...
- Frenzy Builds as World Cup Dates Draw Near : Soccer: Neighborhoods--especially those with large immigrant populations--eagerly await the games. Businesses also seek to capitalize.
- Refining a Vision of L.A.'s Future : Development: Planners will convene today to update progress on the General Plan. Discussions will focus on traffic, sewage capacity and jobless levels.
- Santa Ana Valley Baseball Coach Quits : Preps: Musick, who had coached in district 29 years, cites deterioration of school's field.
- Magrane Reverts, Angels Lose, 8-4 : Baseball: After a solid start against the Brewers on Sunday, he fizzles in short stint against the Tigers.
- Air Force Chief, Sergeant Who Alleges Sex Harassment to Meet
- LOS ANGELES : Judge Refuses to Dismiss Charges in Castration Case
- Only 460 Show Up to Take CLAS Test in Antelope Valley : Education: Most of the 3,000 sophomores chose not to do disputed exam because it conflicted with finals.
- County Public Defender, Moorpark Philanthropist Honored
- USC Will Combine Men's, Women's Track Teams
- Freak Knee Injury Sidelines Marinovich : Football: Former USC, Raider quarterback suffers major ligament damage on first day of CFL camp.
- THE TIMES 1994 SPRING ALL-COUNTY TEAMS : ALL-COUNTY BOYS' VOLLEYBALL
- Theater Review : Ambitious 'Highway' Dead-Ends
- 2 Santa Ana Men Held in Cocaine Case
- Man Charged in Abduction, Rape of 11 Women : Crime: Police say former security guard kidnaped victims at gunpoint as they left upscale restaurants and forced them to drive to motels.
- Teen-Age Killer of Student Faces October Sentencing : Court: Miguel Camarena will undergo evaluation. He faces life in prison without parole in grudge killing near Century High.
- THOUSAND OAKS : School Board OKs 5% Hike in Bus Fare
- INSIDE & OUT : Like Clockwork
- INTERIORS : Fans Provide a Cool Way of Keeping Heat Away
- Bid to Probe Tobacco Petitions Denied : Courts: Judge rules that checking for deception, as charged by acting Secretary of State Tony Miller, would be an unwarranted intrusion into the initiative process.
- Bangladesh Writer Hides to Avoid Arrest Over Her Quoted Remarks on Koran
- Lloyd Lindroth; 'Liberace of the Harp'
- Will Join NATO Program, Russia Says : Military: Statements by Yeltsin and Kozyrev come on heels of alliance's rebuff of bid for special ties. But the two leaders signal disappointment.
- Finally, Some Help for Rwanda
- SANTA ANA : Children to Get Free Dental Care Today
- GLENDALE : Kiwanis Club to Laud Police Officers
- YORBA LINDA : Hobby to One May Be Another's Eyesore
- Countywide : Forum to Examine Police Harassment
- Splash Marks Debut by Beating Las Vegas : Soccer: It scores six consecutive goals to defeat the Dustdevils, 7-4. : Ervine has three goals.
- THE TIMES 1994 SPRING ALL-COUNTY TEAMS : ALL-COUNTY GIRLS' TRACK AND FIELD
- Fast Track to Success : Hart's Medearis Became One of State's Top Hurdlers After He Quit Other Sports
- Parisi Signs With Marlins
- WORLD CUP '94 / DAILY REPORT : THE SOCCER EXPERT : The Wall Pass
- Talking Past, Present and 'Suture' at UCI : Movies: Scott McGehee and David Siegel say life's good--now. But they admit to film professors and students that making their artsy thriller wasn't easy.
- Gangs Cause Camp for Youths to Close
- Panel to Discuss Plan to Close Lopez Dump
- HUNTINGTON BEACH : Parents Still Keep Children From Class
- A traveling team of youth workers trained...
- Feline Felicity : Furry Guests Find Hotel Offerings the Cat's Meow
- Flawed Building Codes Are Cited in Collapse : Quake: Defects found at Northridge Meadows, where 16 died, but defendant's experts say it met '70 standards.
- In a Jam Over Pearl Jam
- Lost Dolls Tell Story of One Man's Bridge Across Cultural Gap : 'Why Riverside? Why did Mr. Miller get them? Those were the big questions.'
- Back to the 'Wonderland' of Radio Plays
- Ruling Could Slow Local Phone Competition : Communications: Federal appeals court says FCC can't force Baby Bells to give rivals space inside their central offices.
- INSIDE & OUT : Stabilize a Phone That's Gone Adrift
- Benefits of Ending Alaska Oil Ban Disputed : Energy: Opponents of lifting the federal restraints say such a move would not lead to job gains in California.
- Edward (Ted) Grenzbach; Designed Stars' Homes
- Edward Kienholz, Sculptor of Jarring Tableaux, Dies : Expressionism: Controversial artist examined seamy side of life. 'Back Seat Dodge '38' sparked furor in L.A.
- Harry Hickox; TV, Movie Character Actor
- ASIA : Film-Star Famous, Indian Reformer Is Facing a Fall : The public loves crusading election official T.N. Seshan. But his imperious ways have irked the ruling party.
- BankAmerica Covers Loss of $17.4 Million in Money Fund : Investments: It becomes the latest institution to take a derivatives-related hit. Industry experts see no sign of crisis.
- China Flouts Nuclear Moratorium With Test : Asia: Underground explosion had been delayed until U.S. renewed its favored trading status.
- GARDENING : BRINGING LIFE TO A DEAD END : Two Neighbors Join Forces to Transform a Vacant Laguna Lot Into a Blooming Flower Garden
- Cardenas, Mexico's Sad-Faced Revolutionary, Polarizes a Nation : Politics: Voters either love or loathe the leftist candidate. Efforts to broaden his appeal have failed.
- COLUMN ONE : The Road to Ruin for Rwanda : Today's horrors are rooted in a past of ethnic hatred and the perils of an army--like many in Africa--trained not to defend the borders but to preserve the ruling hierarchy.
- SUNLAND-TUJUNGA : Wreckage Sobering Message for Grads
- Playboy Fans at Remote Station Downplay Ruling
- Carjack Victim Leaps to Safety : Escape: Chatsworth man escapes gunmen by jumping out of his car at 30 m.p.h. along mountain road.
- Countywide : Some Bus Routes to Be Eliminated
- CALIFORNIA WATCH : Looking Inward
- Valencia Library Opens New Chapter With Bookmobile
- USC to Combine Men's, Women's Track
- Networks Still Failing in Kids' Programs, Study Says : Television: Educational shows are relegated to fringe viewing hours and shoestring budgets, Center for Media Education finds.
- Defendants in Retroactive Molestation Case Lose Dismissal Bid : Crime: Under a new state law, William Lynch, 64, and his ex-girlfriend are accused of act that allegedly occurred more than 20 years ago.
- NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Roper Has Rockies' Number
- Base Stealers Discover Job is Getting Tougher
- In a Fiery Relationship, Rison's Girlfriend Surrenders
- THE NBA / MARK HEISLER : Houston in Trouble on New York Court
- AEROSPACE
- Violent Crash Kills 6 Youths, Grandmother
- Derek Leckenby; Herman's Hermits Guitarist
- School Restructuring Idea Opposed : Westlake High: Trustees told the principal his plan would give students too much freedom.
- Yeltsin Acts to Provide Homes and Counter Scams
- LAGUNA HILLS : Trail Caused Slide, Homeowner Claims
- BREA : Council Weighing Public Input Limits
- Panel Calls for Probe Into Nursing Home Regulators' Job Performance
- GOLF ROUNDUP : Els on Unfamiliar Ground With a Lead on U.S. Soil
- The Tour Takes a Nocturnal Detour : Attractions: Universal Studios will perk up its 30th anniversary with fireworks, laser shows, unusual entertainers and late hours.
- WORLD CUP '94 / DAILY REPORT : U.S. Players Hoping Break Soothes Injuries
- Nascimento, Scott-Heron Share the Same Concerns
- 'Auschwitz Lie' Bill Defeated in Germany's Upper House
- Gephardt Says Failure to Pass Health Bill Won't Hurt Party
- NEWPORT BEACH : Bird Family Chooses Choice Address
- Motion to Drop Case Rejected by Judge
- RELIGION / JOHN DART : Organized Atheism Reaching Out, Hoping for More Positive Image
- VENTURA COUNTY ALL-STAR BASKETBALL : Lauer Takes Center Stage With 7 Bombs
- Former Alaska Coach to Lead Ladycats
- BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE MAJORS : Hamilton Finally Folds His Season
- Dodgers Don't Get a Chance to Stub Toes : Baseball: With Dreifort, Osuna warming up, Gross goes the distance and beats Cubs, 2-1, on Wallach's homer.
- This Fourth Quarter Gives Rockets a Splitting Headache : NBA finals: Knicks regain their shooting touch to even series, 91-83, with next three games at the Garden.
- Wholesale Prices Fall 0.1%, but Rise in 'Core Index' Worries Analysts
- DECORATING : Rusty and Rustic : Tin--Malleable and Lightweight--Is Ideal for Creative Accents in Many Decors
- Tensions Escalate as Southern Baptist Conference Nears
- Panel OKs Dropping Wall-Scaling Test for Police Applicants
- GLENDALE : Storm Drain Project to Affect Some Streets
- Orthodontist to Run for College District
- SECURITIES
- Groups Foot Travel Bills for for U.S. House
- Shelling Fails to Stifle Hopes for Bosnia Truce : Balkans: U.N. officials see 'the beginning of the end of the war' despite nearly 100 explosions on several fronts.
- Cal/EPA's Newest Hazard: Risks to Peace of Mind
- Twins' Plight Reflects U.S. Health Debate : Medicine: Doctor who was against Lakeberg babies' separation stands by decision. He says case raises important issues about reforms.
- Outgoing Mayor Outlines Her 28 Accomplishments : Thousand Oaks: Elois Zeanah plans to pat herself on the back. But foes disagree with some citations.
- Fear of 'Flesh-Eating Disease' Spreads Faster Than Cases of It : Medicine: Woman recovers in Anaheim hospital. Health experts stress virus is rare, not easily spread.
- Free Speech War Originated at an Unlikely Outpost : First Amendment: Feud over allowing adult magazines in firehouses ignited in lonely, dusty high-desert station.
- Brave Ulises Looms as Spoiler : Belmont Stakes: The longshot sprinter might put extra pressure on Kentucky Derby winner Go For Gin.
- TV Review : Re-Examining the Tantalizing 'Earhart'
- LABOR
- Baby Bells Don't Have to Share Office Space : Communications: Federal appeals court rules FCC can't force them to permit hookup of independent phone networks.
- Stephen McNally; TV, Film Actor
- Seven Charged With Smuggling Haitians
- LOS ANGELES : Judge Rejects Officer's Bid to Void Murder Charge
- OXNARD : Boy Scouts Race Toward Involvement
- Paroled Felon Pleads Not Guilty in Wong Slaying : Courts: Edward Morgan is arraigned on capital charges of sexual assault and murder.
- Countywide : Costa Mesan Named to Optometry Board
- CSUF Bars Paddling Professor From Classes : Education: Black student seeks $1 million in bias claim. School officials says 'appropriate action' has been taken against the instructor.
- Planners Expected to OK Newbury Park Housing : Development: Despite density concerns, they may have little say due to earlier agreement with developer.
- SIMI VALLEY : Boy's Survival a Miracle, Say Doctors, Family
- THOUSAND OAKS : Man Shoots Former Girlfriend; Kills Self
- Golden West Raises Level for Area Best : Track: Fischer, Tuimoloau and others will face top competitors from around the nation at meet in Sacramento.
- Long Beach State Names Shumard Assistant Athletic Director
- THE TIMES 1994 SPRING ALL-COUNTY TEAMS : Foothill's Oettinger Ices the Competition : Athlete of the year: Junior doesn't buckle under pressure all season, dominating four track and field events.
- Cornerback Robert Bailey, a restricted free agent,...
- Moore Just a Perfect Fit in Detroit : Baseball: The Tigers have a surplus of long-ball hitters, giving this pitcher plenty of room to work.
- BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : ANGELS : Springer Says He's Sound Now
- I Sue You, You Settle With Me
- Most Major Crimes Post Decline, Lungren Says
- Senate Panel's Defense Bill Includes Spy Plane Funds
- 2 Victims of Midair Plane Crash Identified
- GLENDALE : Suspects Held After 2nd Robbery at Store
- LAGUNA NIGUEL : Council OKs Plan for Day-Care Center
- SYLMAR : Seminars Offer Tips for Older Scholars
- THE TIMES 1994 SPRING ALL-COUNTY TEAMS : Mariano Deals Foes a Sound Pounding : Player of the year: Besides his powerful spikes, opponents were hurt by El Toro outside hitter's passing and jump serves.
- HOLLYWOOD PARK : Eclipse Winners to Square Off
- Crook, Watkins Lead East in Ventura County Game
- NORTH HILLS : Teacher to Get Lesson in Rockets, Space
- Just Call It the U.S. Open Your Wallet
- War Is at Peace as Its Music Is Reborn : Pop Beat: There's renewed interest in the superstar band of the '70s as it issues its 18th album on a new label.
- Broadway Takes a Bow on CBS Sunday
- Reality Bites as City's 20-Year Blueprint Enters Final Phase
- PORT HUENEME : Girl, 13, Injured in Hit-and-Run Crash
- Officials, NFL Huddle on Repairs to Coliseum : Stadium: Football commissioner and Raiders representative are assured that quake-damaged facility will be ready for fall season.
- Santa Clarita / Antelope Valley : 2 Held in Carjacking at Church Parking Lot
- Mary Gates; Businesswoman, Mother of Microsoft's Bill Gates
- FURNISHINGS : Artisans Put Their Visions Into Practice
- NO CONTEST: What's wrong with some honest...
- Japanese Royal Couple Begins U.S. Visit
- Town Meeting Examines Local School Issues
- COSTA MESA : Fairgrounds Buffalo Gets Indian Name
- STUDIO CITY : Cabaret Approved by Zoning Official
- BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : DODGERS : Worrell Gets Vote of Support
- Volunteers' Efforts Help Reopen Swimming Pool : Camarillo: City's only outdoor facility was closed last summer because of park district budget cuts.
- WORLD CUP '94 / DAILY REPORT
- S&P; Rating for 20th Century Insurance Units Lowered Again
- MOORPARK : Corporate Planner Seeks Education Seat
- Anaheim Police Shoot to Death Man in Mother's Apartment
- ORANGE COUNTY PERSPECTIVE : A Bitter Lesson in Huntington Beach
- Pop Music Review : Sam Phillips Works Her Will at the Roxy
- Sudan Rebels Hijack U.N. Aid Barge
- U.S. to Probe FAA's Handling of Jet Turbulence
- Shadow of Another Famine Brings Appeals by Ethiopia : Africa: Relief specialists welcome government's candor but think calls may be premature, misleading.
- Woman's Arm, Breast Amputated in Race to Stop Deadly Bacteria
- ANTELOPE VALLEY : CLAS Test Offered Under Court Order; Few Take It
- Foreign Reporters Face Rising Controls, Curbs
- Robbery Thwarted at Liquor Store
- Russia to Send Peacekeepers to Restive Georgia : Military: Moscow hopes to avert further warfare in Abkhazia province. Some worry about impartiality.
- CALABASAS : School District Cuts Not Expected
- CRUSADE FIGURES: The San Fernando Valley crusade...
- MISSION VIEJO : Big Send-Off Set for Soccer Team
- All Aboard the Bus of Hope : And a promising move for Vermont Avenue
- Free-agent fullback Steve Smith of the Raiders...
- WORLD CUP '94 / 6 DAYS AND COUNTING : His Kind of Town : Harkes Is One of Three on U.S. National Team From Soccer-Mad Kearny, N.J.
- Comedy Reveiw : Foremen Better Than Clever at Using Wordplay to Poke Fun
- On Equal Footing : Quarterback Watkins, Injury-Free, Resolves to Impress Recruiters in Final Game
- Artisans Put Their Visions Into Practice : Home on the Range
- Donor Nations Ante Up for Palestinians
- BALKANS : Some See Voodoo Economics After Belgrade Bounces Back
- 21 University Students Suspected of Falsifying Their Records
- Paddled by Professor, Student Sues : College: Cal State Fullerton teacher says the incident has been distorted. School officials say they have taken 'appropriate action.'
- This Senior Missed Not a Day of School in 13 Years : Attendance: Gina Hernandez never ditched. Never slept in. Never stayed home with sniffles.
- Virtual Reality Raises Dresden Church From Rubble : Restoration: Using a headset, viewers can 'see' building's ornate interior. Computer scientists' model will be used to generate money to rebuild the historic structure destroyed in World War II.
- Santa Clarita / Antelope Valley : Saugus High Drops Valedictorian and Salutatorian Recognition : Education: Officials decided that making a fuss over honors students at graduation created too many problems. But some youths are disappointed.
- Hardly a storybook ending: A package sent...
- Anaheim : City Gets Windfall From Pension Fund
- BUENA PARK : 25,000 Expected at 'Fiesta Filipiana'
- Magrane Fails, Angels Lose : Baseball: After good outing Sunday, left-hander fizzles and Tigers win, 8-4.
- Cooper Leaves Coaching to Spend Time With Family
- Rams Meet Again With Baltimore Interests
- INSIDE & OUT : NITTY-GRITTY
- Inflation News Aids Stocks, but Yields Rise Too
- Despite Dire Outlook, a Small Farm Persists : Agriculture: In the shadow of conglomerates, growers worry about markets, weather and pests.
- Proposal Would Loosen Business Restrictions : Ventura: Meeting parking and permit requirements will be easier if council approves. Mayor says changes could save city money.
- HUNTINGTON BEACH : Murals on Seawall: Art or Eyesore?
- Rules Against Religious Harassment Supported : Civil rights: Mainline groups defend proposed federal guidelines that have been under attack by conservative religious groups.
- Sass Paces Las Virgenes, 8-1
- Notes From a Sleazeball
- Keenan Says Rangers Were Too Hyped Up : Stanley Cup finals: Coach blames rumors and expectations for Game 5 loss to Canucks.
- O.C. Pop Music Review : Ray Charles Show: Not as Short, Definitely as Sweet
- A Benefit in the Ballroom
- Drop in Wholesale Prices Fails to Ease Worries
- Checking Out : Japan Bank to Sell Ritz-Carlton, Other Assets; Steep Loss Seen
- LOS ANGELES : Caterer Wins Right to Sue DWP for Bill During Strike
- FOUNTAIN VALLEY : Cox Student Teams Win NASA Contest
- BOXING / TIM KAWAKAMI : Bowe Hits Potholes on Road Back to Title
- AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Sabo Gets His Message Across to Baltimore
- Free-agent fullback Steve Smith of the Raiders...
- Ziffs' Computer Magazine Holdings Put on the Block : Publishing: Spirited bidding to gain control of titles such as PC Week is expected. Price could reach $3 billion.
- Pena Asks Review of FAA Response to 757 Wake Issue : Aviation: Transportation Department's probe follows reports that the agency knew of the danger involving planes trailing too closely before crashes in O.C., Montana.
- Faced With a Dire Outlook, Small Growers Persevering
- Report Discloses 2 McKeon Business Trips in '93 : Santa Clarita: The lawmaker says he obtained a waiver from the Ethics Committee for the expense-paid weekends.
- North-South Spat Imperils Museum Plan : Legislature: Panel blocks funds to build a new science showcase in L.A. Some say the money is meant for Loma Prieta quake victims.
- Bicyclist Dies After Being Struck by Minivan
- Student May Return After Church Rites
- Jury Clears Officer in Shooting : Courts: Verdict that Anaheim patrolman used reasonable force sends dead man's family into seclusion. Some jurors upset to learn it was his fourth killing.
- Brea's McConnell Wins Scratch Main Event
- Titans Will Lose Their Nucleus but Retain a Lot of Talent : Baseball: Seven Fullerton players were picked in amateur draft, but Horton praises the athletes who remain.
- McGraw Claims Main at Ventura Raceway
- Billy Crystal Acts, Produces and Directs, (and May Even Host the Oscars Again). You Could Call Him . . . : The Nice 800-lb. Gorilla
- Linda Luschei Hunio; Advocate for Women With HIV, AIDS
- Trooper Says Clinton Meeting Was Jones' Idea
- Doctors Remove 156-Pound Tumor From Texas Woman
- Welfare Plan Cracks Down on Absent Parents
- FOUNTAIN VALLEY : Council OKs Church Use of School Site
- Thornton Jury Not Tainted, Judge Rules
- WESTLAKE VILLAGE : Catch-Basin Cleaning to Limit Odors, Pests
- CAMARILLO : 2 Arrested in Theft of Infant Clothing
- Youth Jobs Program Struggling to Fill Posts : Employment: A week before the summer break, a fifth of the positions available to area teen-agers remain open.
- Boyfriend Sought in Woman's Death
- Keenan Blames Hype for Ranger Troubles : Stanley Cup finals: Coach says Game 5 collapse against the Canucks was the result of distractions.
- Theater Review : Humor's Usually at Benfield's 'Bedside'
- Editor's note:
- CBS' New Game Plan for Sunday
- Readers Kick Back on Soccer Stories
- Cobb Court Decision Suitable for Trojans
- America
- A Loss to the District
- Fraud Against Stockholders
- Wilderness Bill
- Ballesteros Exempt From Common Sense
- AFTERSHOCK WATCH
- Just How Special Is USC Hall of Fame?
- You Make the Call: How Bad Is Officiating in the NBA Playoffs?
- Local Pitching Staffs Have Been a Big Hit
- Paying a Royalty for Mining
- Catholic Church's Stand on Women Priests
- MOVIES - June 11, 1994
- TECHNOLOGY - June 11, 1994
- Obituaries - June 11, 1994
- Obituaries - June 11, 1994
- Rostenkowski Pleads Not Guilty to Corruption Charges : Court: House lawmaker vows to 'wash away the mud' from his reputation. His attorney says he will launch a constitutional attack on allegations.
- Gunshots Again Rake Venice; 2 Youths Die : Violence: Slain teen-agers were not believed to be gang members. But police say they may have been targeted as Latinos in a gang war that has pitted their ethnic group against blacks.
- NEWPORT BEACH : Bay Club Remodeling Clears First Hurdle
- 2 Midair Crash Victims Flew for Burbank Firm : Investigations: Witnesses say the two planes appeared to clip wings before plunging into fields near an airport.