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What happened on November 19, 1989
BOOKS
Of Brotherly Love and Other Odd Notions : THE KISS OF LAMOURETTE\o7 by Robert Darnton (W.W. Norton: $19.95; 344 pp.) \f7 By Scott Mahler, \o7 Mahler is humanities editor at the University of California Press in Los Angeles. and \f7
Byteman Blows the Whistle on the Sysop Cops : THE CUCKOO'S EGG Tracking a Spy Through the Maze of Computer Espionage\o7 by Clifford Stoll(Doubleday: $18.95; 336 pp.; 0-385-24946-2) \f7 By Speer Morgan, \o7 Morgan's most recent novel, "The Assemblers" (Harlequin), concerns computer fraud\f7
Uprooting Old Values in New Norwegian : DOLLAR ROAD\o7 by Kjartan Flogstad; translated by Nadia Christensen (Louisiana State University Press: $16.95; 200 pp.; 0-8071-1528-8) \f7 By Mary Kay Norseng, \o7 Norseng is professor of Scandinavian literature at UCLA. and \f7
In Nicaragua, 'We Believe We Are All Kings' : MEMOIRS OF A COUNTER-REVOLUTIONARY\o7 by Arturo Cruz Jr. (Doubleday: $18.95, 267 pp.) \f7 By Art Seidenbaum, \o7 Seidenbaum is The Times' Opinion editor. \f7
How dare CBS preempt "Dallas" and "Falcon Crest" for such...
The NBC movie "False Witness" should have been titled...
How Healthy Was Primitive Man? : HEALTH AND THE RISE OF CIVILIZATION\o7 by Mark Nathan Cohen Ph.D. (Yale University Press:$29.95; 320 pp.; 0-300-04006-7) \f7 By S. Boyd Eaton, \f7 and \o7 Eaton, with Marjorie Shostak and Melvin Konner, co-authored "The Paleolithic Prescription--A Program of Diet and Exercise and a Design for Living." (Harper & Row, 1988).
What happened to the delightful British comedies we used...
WITNESSES FOR CHANGE\o7 edited by Elisabeth Potts Brown and Susan Mosher Stuard (Rutgers University Press: $32\f7 , \o7 cloth; $12\f7 , \o7 paper; 190 pp.)\f7 By Sonja Bolle
Overlooked by Sutton
CHILDREN OF BETHANY : The Story of a Palestinian Family\o7 by Said K. Aburish (Indiana University Press: $18.95; 243 pp.)\f7 By Sonja Bolle
Death, and All That Jazz : THE HOT JAZZ TRIO\o7 by William Kotzwinkle illustrated by Joe Servello (Seymour Lawrence/Houghton Mifflin\f7 :\o7 $17.95; 153 pp.; 0-39550096-6) \f7 By William Vollmann, \o7 Vollmann's most recent book is "The Rainbow Stories" (Atheneum, 1989)\f7
An Escape to Captivity, and Back : THE SACRED NIGHT A novel\o7 by Tahar Ben Jelloun; translated by Alan Sheridan (A Helen andKurt Wolff Book/ Harcourt Brace Jovanovich: $18.95; 192 pp.; 0-15-179150-3) \f7 By Adam Zameenzad, \f7 and \o7 Zameenzad is the author of "The Thirteenth House" (Random House), "My Friend Matt" (Fourth Estate/Collins, UK) and "Love, Bones and Water" (Fourth Estate/Collins, UK).
A Chicana Stereotypes Her Own People : THE WEDDING\o7 by Mary Helen Ponce (Arte Publico Press: $8.50, paper; 199 pp.; 0-934770-97-2) \f7 By Alejandro Morales, \o7 Morales teaches Chicano literature at UC Irvine. and \f7
Enough of this frivolity. It's curling-up-in-front-of-the... By Don G. Campbell
Mormon Memories, Angeleno Enigmas : THE CHINCHILLA FARM\o7 by Judith Freeman (W.W. Norton: $19.95; 319 pp.; 0-393-02722-8) \f7 By Barbara Kingsolver, \o7 Kingsolver is the author of two books of fiction and, most recently, "Holding the Line: Women in the Great Arizona Mine Strike of 1983" (ILR Press)\f7
Armenian Escape; Armenian Escapism : ZORA\o7 by Arelo Sederberg (Tudor Publishing: $19.95; 606 pp.) \f7 By Laura Kalpakian, \f7 and \o7 Kalpakian's most recent book is a collection of short fiction, "Dark Continent," just published by Viking.
RUSSIAN JOURNAL\o7 by John Steinbeck photographs by Robert Capa (Paragon House: $10.95) \f7 By Charles Solomon
TOM BROWN'S SCHOOLDAYS\o7 by Thomas Hughes (Oxford University Press: $2.25)\f7 By Charles Solomon
THE AGE OF GRIEF\o7 by Jane Smiley (Ivy Books: $3.95) \f7 By Charles Solomon
SCANDAL\o7 by Shusaku Endo (Vintage: $8.95) \f7 By Charles Solomon
HEADED UPSTREAM Interviews With Iconoclasts\o7 by Jack Loeffler (Harbinger House: $10.95, illustrated)\f7 By Charles Solomon and Bob Wolf
Opinion today includes expanded coverage of international...
NEWS
Mensch Before Mogul
Of Mousetraps And Men
Perestroika To The People
The First Private Eyeful?
Next Sunday, Nov. 26, Book Review will be a special...
Don't Be Fooled By Market Mumbo Jumbo
Managers Excluded From Decision Making at American--as Well as Japanese--Firms
Managers Excluded From Decision Making at American--as Well as Japanese--Firms
'Problem' Boys Find Solutions at Altadena Home By Jonathan Gaw, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Supervisors OK Project in Altadena : Housing: La Vina community group opposes the 272-home development on archeological and environmental grounds. By Vicki Torres, TIMES STAFF WRITER
No Hit List, Says Pomona Interim Chief By Mike Ward, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SALSA! : Dance: The fever of salsa has hit patrons of popular West Covina nightclub. By Edmund Newton, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Glendora Is Preparing Moratorium on Hillside Building By Siok-hian Tay Kelley, TIMES STAFF WRITER
With help from a game called Human Bingo, people from very different cultures are getting to know each other. What they're finding out is how much they're the same. By Mary R. Heffron \f7
The House
Students Learn Hard Lessons on What It Means to Be Poor By Tina Daunt, TIMES STAFF WRITER
The House
Lynwood Residents Pressure City to Close Chemical Plant By Lee Harris, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Drug 'Cooks' Leave Health Hazards Behind : Toxics: The methamphetamines, feared quickly becoming the drug of the '90s, ravage their users. Their makers also poison the environment. By Faye Fiore, TIMES STAFF WRITER
God's Feminine Side : Monthly Worship Group Focuses on Biblical Issues of Interest to Women By David Haldane, TIMES STAFF WRITER
City's 'Essence' Captured on Paper
Foothills Building Control Ordinance Causes Political Rift : Development: Proposed changes to plan limiting construction in hills above Sierra Madre upsets residents who want strict controls. Opponents believe the ordinance would unfairly restrict their property rights. By Vicki Torres, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Ex-Hart Press Spokesman Hasn't Given Up on Finding a Winner By William Overend, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Excess Cargo Containers Raise Concern About Storage Space By Dean Murphy, TIMES STAFF WRITER
La Mirada Prepares for Holiday Basket
Hunter's Vote
Homeless Need Break
For the Rich Only
Negative Reporting
Restoring the River
Create a Caltech
Water and Growth
Poisoning of Horses, Liability Insurance
Sex Education in Newport-Mesa
District Attorney's Welfare Savings
Proposals for Solving County's Traffic Jams
Marching Through the Canyon to Protest Laguna Laurel Plan
A 'Thanks' for Doug
Proposals for Solving County's Traffic Jams
Marching Through the Canyon to Protest Laguna Laurel Plan
Marching Through the Canyon to Protest Laguna Laurel Plan
Proposals for Solving County's Traffic Jams
'Values and Victories' and the Sheas
Proposals for Solving County's Traffic Jams
Marching Through the Canyon to Protest Laguna Laurel Plan
Proposals for Solving County's Traffic Jams
Proposals for Solving County's Traffic Jams
Marching Through the Canyon to Protest Laguna Laurel Plan
Broderick Knew Life in Danger, Records Show By Alan Abrahamson and Richard A. Serrano, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Couple Tour U.S. Diners in Search of Real Food By Nancy Shulins, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Oldies but Goodies : Jukebox Turns 100 and Brings Back Memories of Old-Time Rock 'n' Roll By Mitchell Landsberg, ASSOCIATED PRESS
London Goes Upscale but Saves Its Past : Renewal: Nostalgia boom brings back suburbanites to inner cities in search of Georgian and Victorian properties to refurbish. Despite yuppification, it remains a quiet and good-natured city. By Graham Heathcote, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Getting the Drop on Wildfires : Firefighters Use Helicopters in Early Assaults to Stop Blazes' Spread By Steve Geissinger, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Social Tremors Still Shaking S.F.'s South of Market Area : Earthquake: The city's second-most-affected district has been all but forgotten in the disaster's aftermath. By Catalina Ortiz, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Computer Breathes New Life Into Scuba By Bill Kaczor, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Drilling Near Park Border Divides Community : Environment: A Montana permit kindles a hot debate over where to draw the line on oil and gas wells. By Sue O'Connell, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Norway Searches for Heirs to Claim U.S. Woman's $1-Million Fortune \o7 Associated Press\f7
Luxembourg's Bank Secrecy Laws Lure Investors Seeking a Tax Haven By Sally Jacobsen, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Third World Fossil Fuel Pollution Prompts Worries By Michael Stott, REUTERS
Barco to Visit Japan \o7 Reuters\f7
Sea Threatens European Tourist Mecca By Terrence Petty, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Portugal Envoy Named \o7 Associated Press\f7
Vietnam Refugee in Ohio Hits Lottery for $6 Million \o7 Associated Press\f7
Pakistan Maneuvers Put India on Alert By Bryan Wilder, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Traditionally Neutral Swiss to Vote on Scrapping Army By David Christian-edwards, REUTERS
15 Killed as Buses Collide \o7 Reuter\f7 s
Dutch Farmers Eye Fertile Amazon Land By Jeremy Lovell, REUTERS
1 Killed, 48 Hurt in Israeli Tour Bus Crash \o7 Associated Press\f7
Prelate Predicts Mozambique Cease-Fire By Ruth Ayisi, UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL
Aging Inmates Put New Strain on Prisons By Michael Mcgettigan, UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL
Frisky Ft. Lauderdale, Trying to Live Down Its Past, Goes After a 'G' Rating By Brian Murphy, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Time Mellows Some Cuba Politics in U.S. : Miami: Militant Cuban exiles insist that there should be no relations with Cuba, but increasing numbers believe there should be some contact between the two nations. By Sandra Walewski, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Socialite Is Now Greece's 'Turtle Lady' By Dina Kyriakidou, REUTERS
Restaurant Issues Its Own 'Deli Dollars' By Michelle Locke, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Eucalyptus Trees Stir Iberian Ecology Alarm as They Soak Up Water By Tony Smith, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Canada Wages Long-Running Battle on Old-Growth Forest Management : Canada: Northern sawmill operators and southern city dwellers and environmentalists square off over the preservation of old-growth forests. By Soll Sussman, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Floating Cocaine Found \o7 Associated Press\f7
Massacre Creates Gun-Control Activists By Charles Wolfe, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Peregrine Falcon Reintroduced Into East : Environment: The peregrine falcon is flourishing again east of the Mississippi River after becoming extinct from the ravages of DDT in the 1950s and 1960s. By Matt Lait, THE WASHINGTON POST
Explosion Damages Siberian Gas Pipeline \o7 Associated Press\f7
Warden Tries to Build 'Better People' By Bob Moen, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Wildlife Returns to City as Pollution, Industry Decline from Associated Press
Tornado-Hit Alabama Declared Disaster Area \o7 United Press International\f7
California IN BRIEF : LONG BEACH : Helm Deserted, Coast Guard Says From Times staff and wire reports
Beijing Museum Official Gets Life for Stealing Relics \o7 Reuters\f7
500 Evacuated After Propane Fire Sends Flames 100 Feet High \o7 Associated Press\f7
Poison Peas Paralyzing Bangladeshis By Atiqul Alam, REUTERS
Nation IN BRIEF : FLORIDA : NASA Races to Start Shuttle Countdown From Times staff and wire reports
Nation IN BRIEF : ALABAMA : Twister Havoc Seen by Marilyn Quayle From Times staff and wire reports
Nation IN BRIEF : MARYLAND : Abortion Protest Results in Violence From Times staff and wire reports
California IN BRIEF : SACRAMENTO : Fuel Rods' Removal Delayed by Leak From Times staff and wire reports
California IN BRIEF : IRVINE : Task Force Likes Norton AF Base From Times staff and wire reports
California IN BRIEF : LA MESA : 6 Operation Rescue Picketers Arrested From Times staff and wire reports
Animal Activists Blamed in Wide Ranch Sabotage By Mark A. Stein and Charles Hillinger, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Protests Ease but Czech Leaders Face New Threat By Tyler Marshall, TIMES STAFF WRITER
COLUMN ONE : Lincoln's Risky Road to Disaster : How an Irvine savings and loan fueled a real estate empire--and became one of history's biggest financial fiascoes. By James S. Granelli, TIMES STAFF WRITER
50,000 Celebrate Bulgaria Reforms : East Bloc: Rally at cathedral in Sofia lauds the nation's 'real liberation.' Speakers call for the prosecution of deposed longtime leader Todor Zhivkov. By Rone Tempest, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Walesa Finds Chicago Is His Kind of Town By Bob Baker, TIMES STAFF WRITER
West European Leaders Set to Aid East Bloc By Dan Fisher, TIMES STAFF WRITER
U.S. and Saudis Agree to Fund Afghan Rebels : Diplomacy: The Administration wants to pressure Moscow into helping defuse regional conflicts. By Robin Wright, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Many Are Still Feeling Pain of Hugo's Blow By Lee May, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Shadow of McMartin Case Lingering Over Beach City By Alan Citron, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Reopened Bay Bridge Called 'Inadequate' : Quake recovery: More redesign work is needed, a government agency says. Although the span is at least as strong as before, it poses 'serious threats' in a larger temblor. By Dan Morain and Suzette Parmley, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Haiti Regime Accused of Corruption and Terrorism By Don A. Schanche, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Saguaro Rustlers Thinning Population of a Desert King By Bob Secter, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Prop. 103's Crux Persists for Gillespie By Kenneth Reich, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Telescopes to Gauge 'Big Bang' : Space: An unmanned rocket is fired aloft so NASA can measure radiation unleashed with the creation of the universe. Five orbiting observatories may help physicists explain the forces of nature. By Thomas H. Maugh Ii, TIMES SCIENCE WRITER
Earthquake Survivor Buck Helm Dies at 58 From Associated Press
U.S. vs. Sears: Courts End Decade Without a Decision : Law: The result has been called a 'judicial tragedy.' The case bounced through the halls of justice for nearly 10 years and never came to trial. By Henry Weinstein, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Budget, Medicare Issues Push Congress Into Unusual Sunday Session : Legislation: A filibuster over killing catastrophic care is threatened. It could delay adjournment. By Robert A. Rosenblatt, TIMES STAFF WRITER
2 Colombian Drug Suspects Extradited to U.S. From Times Wire Services
Threat to Salvadoran Priests Is Nothing New : Central America: Rightist extremists viewed the slain Jesuit rector as the brains behind the guerrillas. By Marjorie Miller, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Nynex Breaks Off Phone Strike Talks From Associated Press
Managua Pulls Envoys From Salvador After Threats \o7 Reuters\f7
Latvians Stage Rally for Independence in Capital By Michael Parks, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Salvadorans Flock to Shelters as Fighting Ebbs : Central America: The army gains the upper hand as rebels withdraw from some areas of the capital. By Richard Boudreaux, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Cheney Urges Bush to Go Slow on Aid to Soviets : Diplomacy: The defense secretary reiterates his prediction that Gorbachev will probably fail. By Melissa Healy, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Ligachev Urges Caution on Reforms : Soviet Union: Moscow's leading conservative couches his plea in bland language. But it highlights sharp political divisions. By Michael Parks, TIMES STAFF WRITER
At Least 13 Killed in India Bombings \o7 United Press International\f7
Eastern Visitors Flood W. Germany : East Germany: Traffic jams and packed subways, trains and buses are commonplace. In East Berlin, a new Cabinet is sworn in. By William Tuohy, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Romanian Leader Asks China's Help in Saving Communism \o7 Reuters\f7
Masked Assailants Beat Arab Woman to Death in Gaza Strip From Associated Press
Prague Will Let Dissident Go to Stockholm for Prize \o7 Reuters\f7
Iraq Rejects Iran Proposal Tied to POWs By Kim Murphy, TIMES STAFF WRITER
U.S. Ambassador Returns to Lebanon, Backs Regime From Associated Press
3 Soldiers Killed in Ulster Blast; IRA Suspected From Associated Press
3 Arrested in Kidnap of La Puente Woman
Videotape of Flag-Burning at Wesleyan Given to FBI \o7 United Press International\f7
Police Pinch Suspected Panty Raider
Problems May Lead to Cuts in Collider Project By R. Jeffrey Smith, THE WASHINGTON POST
Boat Pilot Left Helm, Say Crash Investigators From a Times Staff Writer
Newport Beach Scrutinizes Club's Lease on Good Life By Dan Weikel, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Big-Rig Trucks
California IN BRIEF : LOS ANGELES : Marchers Protest U.S. Aid to Salvador From Times staff and wire reports
Covenant House
Homeless
Aiding Pregnant Drug Abusers
Proposition 103 Still on Hold
Proposition 103 Still on Hold
Proposition 103 Still on Hold
Growing Up in Bishop
Works Alone, Likes It
Required Reading
Mortgage Services
Down Payment Plight
Santa Monica Rents
Critic's Corner By James Endrst, James Endrst, \o7 The Hartford Courant\f7
The Godfather (Channel 13 Sunday at 1 p.m.): Francis...
In Superman (Channel 13 Sunday at 6 p.m.), that romantic... By Kevin Thomas
Spanning the era of two world wars, "Till We Meet Again...
The Exit Poll: News Before It Happens By Roger Simon
'There Is Hope' for Those Who Must Wait
Kitty Dukakis Profile 'Beats Story to Death'
'Conflict' Implies Story With Two Sides
Abandoned by Fickle Brochures By Zan Thompson
Jamaica-Bound, as an Ambassador By Mary Lou Loper, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Learning the Lessons of a Dying Earth: Future's Now By Bill Mckibben, \o7 Bill McKibben has written hundreds of articles for New Yorker magazine. He also has written on nature for the New York Review of Books, the New York Times and other national publications. He and his wife live in the Adirondack mountains of New York. This series is excerpted from his new book, "The End of Nature" (Random House). \f7
CITIZEN KOOP : Former Surgeon General's New Shingle Could Read: 'America's Family Doctor' By Paul Dean, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Children Learn Art of Lying at an Early Age : Psychology: Like everything else, youngsters learn to lie from the people around them, and parents are usually the best teachers. By Sally Squires, THE WASHINGTON POST
Bermuda: A Bargain Base for Navy By Charles Hillinger
Santa Monica Has Big Plans to Revive Pier : Renewal: The $34.8-million project will get under way next fall. Officials hope it will restore the pier to the prime tourist attraction that it was in the '20s and '30s. By Julio Moran, TIMES STAFF WRITER
AROUND THE WESTSIDE : J. Paul Getty Museum: Location: 17985 Pacific Coast Highway, Malibu
Banner Holiday : Artists Add a Touch of the Sea to Their Yuletide Designs for Santa Monica By Patricia Ward Biederman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Appearance of Fairness Important to Malibu By Burton S. Katz, \o7 Burton S. Katz is a retired Los Angeles County Superior Court judge. He lives in Malibu. and \f7
Revised Report Shows Impact of Culver City Mall : Development: Culver City plans hearings early next year on the Marina Place project opposed by the city of Los Angeles and the Venice Town Council. By Nancy Hill-holtzman, TIME STAFF WRITER
Witness Gets on All Fours in Defense of Slain Dog By Amy Louise Kazmin, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Hart Campaign Refugee Helps 3 Win Seats on Ventura Council : Politics: Kevin Sweeney once participated in presidential campaigns. These days, this political 'hobo' aids in local races --and is learning to surf. By William Overend, TIMES STAFF WRITER
The House
ENTERTAINMENT
Waffling Over the Media's Influence : Artists in Whitney exhibition imitate the techniques they criticize By William Wilson
Ready, Crimestoppers? By David Fox and Pat H. Broeske
Spiritual Serl
Ready, Crimestoppers? By P At H. Broeske and David Fox
Revving Up By Kirk Honeycutt and P At H. Broeske
Revving Up By Kirk Honeycutt and P At H. Broeske
Traci Does TV By Stacy Jenel Smith
Frequent Fliers By Pat H. Broeske \f7
Ernest Fleischmann
976-Gisele By Stacy Jenel Smith \f7
The bad guys and good guys are finally rounding into shape... By Kirk Honeycutt
\o7 Films now going into production: \f7 By David Pecchia \f7
The Timeless Songs of Kurt Weill--One Night Only By Janice Arkatov
Holidays Bright for Classical Recordings By Laurence Vittes, \o7 Vittes is an L.A. free-lance writer. Mary Helen Berg contributed to this column. and \f7
Neneh Cherry's 'Manchild' Tops Among Music Videos By Chris Willman
Bo Ain't Diddley: By Patrick Goldstein
Nash Climbs Into 'Ring' as a TV Talk-Show Host By Patrick Goldstein
Drum Boogie: By Patrick Goldstein
Frieden Und Freiheit: By Patrick Goldstein
ALBUM REVIEW : Jones Returns With a Feast of Styles and Musicality : QUINCY JONES "Back on the Block," Qwest *** 1/2 By Mike Boehm
Expanded Craft, Folk Museum to Open By Shauna Snow
Where Success Is in the Details : Tony Bill's Maple Drive offers straightforward fare in a serene Beverly Hills setting By Ruth Reichl
Where Success Is in the Details : Tony Bill's Maple Drive offers straightforward fare in a serene Beverly Hills setting : THE WINE LIST By Dan Berger
Pour Wine, Pass the Oysters By Ruth Reichl
Just Take the London Bus to Chez Jay II By Colman Andrews
Taking Bread at the Bar By Kathie Jenkins
GALLERY IN A GARAGE : Second-generation art entrepreneur Thomas Solomon shuns tradition and displays artwork in a space that opens on an alley By David Colker
Night of the Deadly Funny Living Sendup By Janice Arkatov
Old-Fashioned French Menu--With a Sprinkling of Vietnamese Cuisine By Charles Perry
Mr. Jones Is Back : After overwork and divorce, Quincy Jones releases his first album in eight years By Paul Grein
Shooting a Story That Shoots Back : How TV news covers the urban gangs: Are the stories balanced? Are they racist? By Greg Braxton
Marketing Music: Can You Say 'Baby Boomer'? : It's taken some innovative techniques to sell musical culture to the nation's younger audiences By Barbara Isenberg
Classical Music Radio: What's Not Too Stuffy and Yet Not Too Hip? By Claudia Puig
Spreading the Jazz Gospel of Thelonious Monk : THE MOVIE : Clint Eastwood persuaded Warners to come up with a fistful of dollars for poignant film on legendary pianist By Leonard Feather
Spreading the Jazz Gospel of Thelonious Monk : THE LEGACY : At Duke University, the legend lives on as the next generation of musicians is exposed to Monk's musical ideals By Mark I. Pinsky
The Exorcisms of William Friedkin : After 16 hitless years, the 'French Connection' and 'Exorcist' director seeks to turn heads again with 'The Guardian' By Steve Weinstein
Into the Breach With Branagh : British company may help fill Taper's Shakespeare gap By Dan Sullivan
Beethoven and Bach Take a Lesson From Rock : Pop promoter Barry Fey helps the Colorado Symphony players run their own concerts By Marc Shulgold, \f7 and \o7 Shulgold is music/dance critic of the Rocky Mountain News in Denver.
Paul McCartney Reclaims His Legacy By Robert Hilburn
A Thin Time for 'Fat Man'
From 'Yesterday' to Today By Robert Hilburn
Excellence Was the Measuring Stick : As director, Kevin Consey saw Newport's art museum grow financially and critically; now he takes on Chicago By Cathy Curtis
BUSINESS
On The Record
Neighboring Area Feels Impact of Effort to Stop 710
Viewpoints : The Air Fare Puzzle : Some contend that airline mergers and deregulation have reduced competition and boosted passenger rates. Should Congress intervene? By \o7 Melanie Pickett \f7, \o7 Times researcher\f7
Viacom Seeks a Role in the Land of Media Giants : Entertainment: The cable, TV and radio company has reduced its daunting debt. But can it survive the competitive jungle? By Kathryn Harris, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Back to the Days of Tight-Fisted Bankers By James Flanigan
America's Import Addiction : The latest trade figures are better. But we're still hooked on foreign goods. By Art Pine, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Markdowns May Dampen Retailers' Christmas Cheer : Shopping: Store owners fear a potential price-cutting war. Some are fighting back with service. By Stuart Silverstein, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Sumner Redstone Prevails by 'Force of Will' By Kathryn Harris, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Avocado Growers Feeling the Pinch From Crop Thieves : Agriculture: Pilfering is bolder, more organized. The crooks add to woes of growers already in trouble after successive winter freezes and a heat wave that raised prices. By Leslie Berkman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
FOOD
Nouveau Beaujolais Time: Close to a Miracle By Dan Berger, TIMES STAFF WRITER
The SHAPES of Things to Come By Joan Drake, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Heart-Healthy Diet Withstands Rigors of Holiday Eating By Toni Tipton
Proposition 103 Still on Hold
Turkey Talk-Line Ready to Answer : Cooking: Butterball has a toll-free hot line in place through the holidays to ease your worries about preparing a special meal. From Associated Press
Simple Sauces to Enhance Beef Flavors
A Holiday Entree With Hearty Flavor By Diana Shaw
Browning Adds Color to Pot Roast By Elaine Hanna and Jean Anderson, \o7 Anderson and Hanna are nutritionists and cookbook authors specializing in microwave cookery. and \f7
Nouveau-Style Beaujolais From the North Coast By Dan Berger, TIMES WINE WRITER
Honey-Glazed Ham By Rose Dosti, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Special Occasion Mincemeat for the Holidays
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Convention Center to Open, at Last : Development: After many delays, the public will see San Diego's long-awaited downtown showpiece the day after Thanksgiving. Was it worth the wait? Supporters think so, and bookings have exceeded expectations. By Armando Acuna, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Temperamental River Presents Few Options for San Diegans By Greg Johnson
San Diego Wrestles With Its Maltreated River : Environment: The waterway has been rerouted and buried in the name of progress. Now there's a movement afoot to put nature back into the picture. By Greg Johnson, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Miramar Pulls Big Guns To Bar Civilian Airport By Nora Zamichow, TIMES STAFF WRITER
S.D. Shipyard Hosts Open-Tunnel Party Inside Exxon Valdez By Alan Abrahamson, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SENIOR CITIZEN HOUSING: The Hidden Hills City Council...
Brodericks' Life Style Revealed in Documents : Finances: A test of wills is woven through a series of tangled financial dealings. A judge in the divorce action said neither was being reasonable. By Alan Abrahamson and Richard A. Serrano, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
U.S. Tries to Stem Surge of Chinese Illegal Aliens : Smuggling: Unrest since the student massacre spurs many to flee China. Paying up to $30,000 to smugglers, the refugees often become indentured servants. By Jim Carlton, TIMES STAFF WRITER
New Airport Dealt a Blow
Commentary : Risking Some Kindness to a Down-and-Outer : The homeless: There was something about his eyes that intrigued me. By Paul M. Mccarthy, \o7 Paul M. McCarthy is a free-lance writer who lives in La Jolla\f7
Dealing With 'Minidorms'
Adobe to Be Bolstered for Quake Safety By Yolanda Rodriguez, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Barred From Closed Council Sessions, Treasurer Wants In By George Hatch, TIMES STAFF WRITER
City Attorney Comes Under Fire From Staff, Ex-Workers : City Hall: Accused of sending city of Hawthorne employees on personal errands, he dismisses the allegations. By Hugo Martin, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Critics Dispute Need for Plan to Aid Redondo Homeless By Shawn Hubler, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Fear of Crime Rises, Survey Shows : Times Poll: One out of four Valley area residents say they have taken steps--buying guns or dogs, installing alarms or window bars--in the past year to protect themselves and their homes. By Michael Connelly, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Traffic Concerns Spur R.H. Estates to Oppose Closure of Miraleste By Tim Waters, TIMES STAFF WRITER
New Director of Housing Council to Draw on Past : Discrimination fighter: Former Urban League executive Mary Miller is the fourth head of the San Fernando Valley Fair Housing Council in three years. By Richard Lee Colvin, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Workout Wonders : Fitness: Tarzana's Portola Junior High ninth-graders score best among Los Angeles district schools in the Valley on state's physical fitness test. By Sam Enriquez, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Bank of San Pedro Is Criticized for Unsecured Loans : Finance: Bank's issuance of more than $1 million in loans to one of its directors draws reproach from federal regulators and shareholders. By Sheryl Stolberg, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Redondo Beach Studies Proposals for Using Former High School Site By Shawn Hubler, TIMES STAFF WRITER
'As long as I have water around me, I'll continue to row' By \o7 Terry Rather \f7, \o7 Times staff writer\f7
Japan Ocean Research Ship on First Cruise
28 in Lancaster Seized in Raids on 2 Buildings
Inquiry Sought in Water District Flap Over Election Flyer : Politics: A mailer for two candidates elected to the Palmdale Water District board improperly used the district's mailing permit. By John Chandler, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Arleta Man Held in Acid Blinding of Van Nuys Driver
Wounded Man Found in Car Dies at Hospital
Lawndale antique radio museum offers a connection to bygone days. By Hugo Martin
Districts Boost Day Care as Need for After-School Programs Grow : Child Care: Working, middle-class parents have killed society's myth of a happy housewife waiting for the children to come home. By David Smollar, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Task Force Favors San Bernardino for Site of a New Regional Airport By Jeffrey A. Perlman, TIMES URBAN AFFAIRS WRITER
After Humble Start, Bank Grew Into Key Player By Sheryl Stolberg, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Children's Art Goes on Display
Insurance Companies Awash in Bogus Boat-Sinking Claims By John M. Glionna, TIMES STAFF WRITER
The House Raise Debt Ceiling By a vote of 269 to 99, the...
The House Raise Debt Ceiling By a vote of 269 to 99, the...
Youth's Slaying Called Gang-Related
Two S.D. County Blazes Battled
Tough Lesson on Rules
Commentary : Thanksgiving--Spent Non-Traditionally--Takes On New Dimension By Cory La Bianca, \o7 Cory La Bianca is an Orange County resident temporarily living in Utah. \f7
Tragedies Cry Out for Medical Care Remedy
Pasadena OKs Audit of Job Practices After Charges of Bias By Vicki Torres, TIMES STAFF WRITER
It's the Invasion of the Medfly Snatchers : Spraying: The sleep-shattering roar of helicopters means one thing: You're in the malathion battle zone. By Stephanie Chavez, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Pilot of Boat in Collision Allegedly Left the Helm : Harbor: Tanker captain shares blame, Coast Guard says, for not giving right of way. Both of their licenses may be suspended. By James Rainey, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Anti-Drug Push in Pico-Union Area Takes New Twist By Bob Pool, TIMES STAFF WRITER
*LEUKEMIA VICTIM: An effort will be made today to find a...
Lottery Results
700 Protest U.S. Aid to El Salvador : Demonstration: The escalating civil war and the murders of six priests swell the marchers' ranks. By Tracey Kaplan, TIMES STAFF WRITER
4 Killed, 4 Hurt in Violent Weekend Incidents : Murder: A man gunned down in an apartment doorway and a woman burned to death in a van were among the victims. By John L. Mitchell, TIMES STAFF WRITER
El Camino Real Wins Decathlon's Super Quiz By Denise Hamilton, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Linking City's Growth to Help for Poor Urged By Jonathan Gaw, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Norton AFB Emerges as Top Airport Site : Planning: After exhaustive search, panel says San Bernardino County site would be best choice to relieve congestion at John Wayne. By Jeffrey A. Perlman, TIMES URBAN AFFAIRS WRITER
Disneyland Has Spiritual Ride Too, Say Researchers By John Dart, TIMES RELIGION WRITER
Three Nurses Help Revive Toddler Who Fell in Pond By Eric Bailey, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Self-Help Kit Gives Women Control of Their Abortions By Dianne Klein
It's High-Class Competition at Anaheim Academic Decathlon By Eric Bailey, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Events in the news this week.
Injustice Eats Away at Plaintiffs Who File Small Claims By Sonni Efron
Dinky the Rat Gives Pupils Lesson on Death, Life By Wendy Paulson
Luck Strikes Spinner With $1 Million : Lottery: A business executive from Brea hits the jackpot with a scratch-off trip to Big Spin. By James M. Gomez, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Anti-Abortion Group Marches at Clinic : Protest: Pregnant women enter the facility, passing protesters offering help, including adoption services. By Lisa Mascaro, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Irvine Teachers to Vote on Contract Offer : Education: Irvine teachers are expected to approve terms tentatively agreed to by union and school district negotiators. By Jim Newton, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Medical Aid Response to Quake Praised By Dan Weikel, TIMES STAFF WRITER
2 Men, Teen-Age Boy are Arrested in Alleged Rape of Los Alamitos Woman
Four Held After Drive-By Shooting Injures 2
Woman Killed in Car Crash; Driver Held
OPINION
No Budget Leadership
All They Need to Do Is Catch the Bug : Democracy: No place is really immune, and it doesn't take years of gradual exposure to transform the body politic. By John Mueller, \o7 John Mueller, a professor of political science at the University of Rochester, is the author of "Retreat from Doomsday: The Obsolescence of Major War" (Basic Books, 1989)\f7
Unfit Conditions
The Fallacy of 'Managed Trade' : Japan: The problem has little to do with whether their markets are closed, and much to do with our desire to buy their products. By Kathleen Feldstein and Martin Feldstein, \o7 Martin Feldstein is the former chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisers. His wife, Kathleen Feldstein, is an economist\f7
In S. Africa, a New World Is Still Awaiting Its Birth : Apartheid: De Klerk can make history rather than hysteria. He can end the brutal system. By Jesse Jackson, \o7 The Rev. Jesse Jackson writes a syndicated column from Washington\f7
Despite Victories, the Fight Against the Deadliest Drug Is Far From Over : Smoking: The industry is more aggressive than ever, plotting strategies to hook youngsters here and abroad. By William Rothbard, \o7 William Rothbard is a Los Angeles attorney and president of Americans for Nonsmokers' Rights, a California-based organization that lobbied for the airline smoking ban\f7
California : From The Test Tube For The Future To The Perils Of Right Now--the Most Populous State Becomes A Mirror Of American By Kevin Phillips, \o7 Kevin Phillips is the publisher of American Political Report and Business and Public Affairs Fortnightly\f7
The Big-Lie Technique Among Japan-Bashers : Trade: Their prose may be artful, but Tokyo's sour-spirited detractors haven't a clue about how Japanese society works. Take heed, President Bush. By David Williams, \o7 David Williams is an editorial writer for the Japan Times and the author of "Public Policy in Japan\f7 ,\o7 " published in Britain\f7
Killing of Jesuits Alters Equation in Salvador 'Tet' By Thomas Blanton and Jefferson Morley, \o7 Jefferson Morley is Washington editor of the Nation magazine. Thomas Blanton, a foreign-policy analyst, is the co-author of "The Chronology" (Warner Books), on the Iran-Contra affair\f7
After the Wall: New Concerns in the East and West : The Germanys: As physical barriers fall, new questions rise, about reunification, about Soviet intent, about European integration. By Michael H. Haltzel, \o7 Michael H. Haltzel is director of West European Studies at the Woodrow Wilson Center\f7
'Wedge Issue' That Pierces GOP's Heart : Abortion:The GOP is trying to adjust its policy as its 'principled' ideological stand now becomes a political liability. By John Ellis, \o7 John Ellis, who was a political analyst for NBC News, is now a vice president of Hill Holiday Public Strategists\f7
South Asia: When Old Hatreds Reach the Surface By Tad Szulc, \o7 Tad Szulc is a veteran foreign correspondent\f7
A U.S. Scientist Finds Glasnost in Boondocks : Environment: American ecologists join Soviets in the Oka Biosphere Reserve, to measure natural species and explore human global concerns. By David M. Graber, \o7 David M. Graber is a research scientist at Sequoia National Park\f7
To Our Health: Three Plans for Better U.S. Care By Michael D. Reagan, \o7 Michael D. Reagan teaches public policy at UC Riverside\f7
Ecology and Agriculture: A Marriage That Must Be Made on Earth : Farming: When half Iowa's topsoil is lost in 150 years, reliance on man-made chemicals had better yield to nature's principles. By Donella H. Meadows, \o7 Donella H. Meadows is an adjunct professor of environmental and policy studies at Dartmouth College\f7
Jordan's Historic Election Heartens Fundamentalists By G. H. Jansen, \o7 G. H. Jansen is the author of "Militant Islam."\f7
California Doesn't Rank as a Sununu-Shine State : Politics: State GOP money men blame the White House chief of staff for the President's lack of interest in the state. By Joe Scott, \o7 Joe Scott is a Los Angeles political journalist\f7
A Most Unethical Way to Deal With Ethics : Pay Hike: If lawmakers really do need more money, why do most of them seek reelection? By Joel Fox, \o7 Joel Fox is president of the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Assn\f7
The Heavy-Handed Bishop
REAL ESTATE
CRITIQUE : Venice Project Mixes Housing With Shops By Leon Whiteson, \o7 Whiteson is a Los Angeles free-lancer who writes on architectural topics. \f7
Captain & Tennille Casting Off Studio
A Garden for the Birds--and Other Wildlife By Robert Smaus, TIMES GARDEN EDITOR
ABOUT REAL ESTATE : Things to Consider When Purchasing a Home for Retirement By Benny L. Kass, \o7 Kass is a Washington lawyer and newspaper columnist specializing in real estate and tax matters\f7
Some Small Steps for a Better City By Sam Hall Kaplan
Former 'Lemon Capital' Seems Sweet to Newcomers : Corona: With its strategic location, Riverside County city is magnet to home buyers from adjacent counties. By Jeanne Boyer, \o7 Boyer is a Riverside free-lance writer. \f7
Owner of Quake-Damaged Home Has to Figure Tax Angles of Loss By Robert J. Bruss, \o7 Robert J. Bruss is a San Francisco-area lawyer, author and real estate broker\f7
Booklet Available on Removal of Asbestos
L.A. County Tax Collector Extending Service Hours
Court Upheld Renter's Right to Pay in Cash By Kevin Postema, \o7 Postema is editor of Apartment Age Magazine, a publication of the Apartment Assn. of Greater Los Angeles, an apartment owners' service group\f7
Your Mortgage : How to Decide If You Should Refinance Special to the Times
Gardening : Cooler Days Mean It's Moving Time for Plants : Transplanting: There are many reasons why the garden may need some rearranging. And now is the time to do it. By Mary Ellen Guffey, \o7 Guffey is a Malibu free-lance writer. \f7
Home Improvement : Pump Saves Energy in Cooling and Heating By James Dulley, \o7 Dulley is a Cincinnati-based engineering consultant\f7
Home Improvement : Don't Let a Power Failure Be Shocking
Home Improvement : Dimensions Dictate 'Work Triangle' Plan By Andy Lang, ASSOCIATED PRESS
L.A. Architects Honor Two Times Writers
Rancho Mirage Homes
Los Angeles County
Incentives Help Agent Sell Homes in Orange County From Associated Press
Richard Hall Elected State BIA President
High-End Homes Under Construction in Upland
Top 10 Features Home Buyers Are Seeking
Why 'Jumbo' Rates Exceed 'Conforming' Loans By David W. Myers, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SPORTS
It's a Win From 53, but a Tie From 54 : Football: USC, UCLA struggle to 10-10 draw in turnover-filled game. Velasco's 54-yard field goal attempt bounces off the crossbar as time runs out. By Steve Springer, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SDSU Has 15 More Tries to Get This Thing Right By Dave Distel
Heisman Race: What Should Count Most? By Don Markus, BALTIMORE SUN
COLLEGE FOOTBALL : THE SCENE AT ANOTHER RIVALRY : Harvard, Yale Offer Genteel 'The Game' By Gene Wojciechowski, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Duran Is Craving Yet Another Taste of Greatness By William Gildea, THE WASHINGTON POST
Another Case of Hit and Miss for Bruins By Mike Downey
ANALYSIS : UNLV and LSU Make Powerful Moves By Anthony Cotton, WASHINGTON POST
Velasco Feels High After the Kick, but Low After the Result By Jerry Crowe, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Aztecs in Trouble From the Start in Loss to Miami By Curt Holbreich, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Davis Wins by Going Into a Shell By Jim Murray
Sockers Escape With 4-3 Overtime Victory By Don Patterson
NHL NOTES : Terry O'Reilly Sympathizes With Coaches Battling Superstar Egos By Sherry Ross, NEWSDAY
It's Ugly, but Kings Beat Capitals : Hockey: Fight in final seconds mars 5-3 victory that extends their unbeaten string to four games and evens their record at 10-10-1. By Tracy Dodds, TIMES STAFF WRITER
More Than a Year Later, He Reveals Soul of Seoul Games By Garr Kluender
Chargers: A Score or Two May Do It By Brian Hewitt, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Rams Try to Beat Beat-Up Cardinals By Chris Dufresne, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Raiders, Oilers to Rumble in 'Dome By Mark Heisler, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Manley Out After Third Drug Strike : Football: Redskin defensive lineman banned from NFL in Tagliabue's first major action as commissioner. From Associated Press
NHL ROUNDUP : Rangers Rally to Beat Whalers, 3-2 By Dan Hafner
U.S. Volleyball Team Loses Second Consecutive Match Associated Press
NBA NOTES : Injury-Plagued Cavaliers Will Rebound By Jan Hubbard, NEWSDAY
Sealy, Harvey Help St. John's Defeat Houston Associated Press
Smith Plus Smith Equal Bad News for Upshaw By Peter May, HARTFORD COURANT
NBA ROUNDUP : Bird, Celtics No Match for Pistons, 103-86 By Dan Hafner
SOCCER : WORLD CUP QUALIFYING : It'll Be Historical First for U.S. or Trinidad and Tobago By Randy Harvey, TIMES STAFF WRITER
MOTOR RACING : NASCAR AT HAMPTON, GA. : Wallace in Control of Destiny By Shav Glick, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Christian Family Sticks to Business That It Knows Best By Dave Sell, WASHINGTON POST
Cornhuskers Settle for Second : Nebraska: Gdowski passes for four touchdowns, runs for another in 42-25 Big Eight victory over Oklahoma. From Associated Press
COMMENTARY : Giamatti Tribute Moving, Tasteful By Joe Gergen, NEWSDAY
The Big Game Just a Big Letdown for Cal : Stanford: The Cardinal's 24-14 victory leaves the Bears last in Pac-10 and the coveted ax trophy in Palo Alto. By Thomas Bonk, TIMES STAFF WRITER
BIG EIGHT ROUNDUP : No.2 Colorado Clinches Title, 59-11 From Associated Press
Irish Beat Penn State, 34-23, to Run Winning Streak to 23 : Notre Dame: Blair Thomas' 133 yards and two touchdowns aren't enough as the Nittany Lion defense gives up 425 yards on the ground. By Brian Hewitt, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Huskies Celebrate Victory in Battle of Washington From Associated Press
Ducks Sink Beavers, 30-21, to Win the Battle of Oregon From Associated Press
Mourning Grows Up in Public By Steve Berkowitz, THE WASHINGTON POST
Some Familiar Names Vie at Ascot on Thanksgiving
This Tie Seems Just Like Loss to USC : Trojans: Heavily favored, they are disappointed and disturbed after a poorly played, penalty-filled game with UCLA ends at 10-10. By Mal Florence, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Point Guards Are Becoming the Dominant Figures By Ken Davis, THE HARTFORD COURANT
BIG TEN ROUNDUP : No. 3 Michigan Clinches at Least a Tie for Title From Associated Press
Spartans' Ezor Scores Six Touchdowns From Associated Press
NCAA Wants to Say When to the Beer Commercials By Susan Reimer, BALTIMORE SUN
EAST ROUNDUP : Pittsburgh Overcomes 14-Point Deficit to End East Carolina Upset Bid From Associated Press
North Carolina St., Valvano Start Out Amid Controversy By Don Markus, BALTIMORE SUN
BOXING NOTES : Tyson-Ruddock Bout Appears Headed From Canada to Japan By Wallace Matthews, NEWSDAY
Miami Is Tuned Up for Irish : San Diego State: Aztecs no match for No. 7 Hurricanes and lose, 42-6. From Associated Press
Willis' 6 Touchdown Passes Lead No. 5 Florida State to 57-20 Win From Associated Press
SOUTHEAST ROUNDUP : Tennessee Spins Webb and Catches Mississippi From Associated Press
Titans Get the Record They Want : Fullerton: Pringle just misses, but 6-4-1 mark makes team feel especially good about 28-14 victory over San Jose State. By Robyn Norwood, TIMES STAFF WRITER
WESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE ROUNDUP : BYU Gains Its Revenge With 70-31 Rout of Utah From Associated Press
SOUTH ROUNDUP : Duke, Virginia Split ACC Title From Associated Press
BIG WEST ROUNDUP : Fresno State Gets Lesson in Humility From Associated Press
SOUTHWEST ROUNDUP : Gray Lifts Texas Tech Over SMU From Associated Press
COMMENTARY : New Speed Index Doesn't Figure By Andrew Beyer, THE WASHINGTON POST
GOLF : This Foursome Won't Be a Strange Sight By Shav Glick
Yonder, bouncing back from his loss in the Young America...
Crash Kills 2 From Women's College Team
GOLF : AT SHERWOOD CC : Strange-O'Meara Team Increases Lead to 7 Strokes By Rick Tosches, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Graf and Navratilova Stagger Into Championship Match : Tennis: Top-seeded players overcome injuries and ailments to reach year-end showdown at Madison Square Garden. By Cindy Shmerler, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
BOXING : Chavez Forced to Work Hard, but He Keeps Title From Associated Press
Oklahoma State, led by medalist Bobby May's 66, came from...
East German swimmer Kristin Otto, who won six gold medals...
South Africa's national track and field team, competing in...
PRO FOOTBALL NOTES : As Season Sorts Out Winners and Losers, 49ers Still NFL's Best By Greg Logan, NEWSDAY
Redskins' 5-Foot-8 Corners Won't Allow Themselves to Be Sold Short By Tom Friend, WASHINGTON POST
HOLLYWOOD PARK : Fernando Valenzuela Gets 60-Day Drug Suspension; Summer Sale Wins Express By Bob Mieszerski
Southwest's Best Season Ever Ends in 17-0 Loss to Moorpark By Kevin Lindsey, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Betting With Bob
SOUTHERN SECTION CROSS-COUNTRY : A Smashing Time by Dameworth as Agoura Wins Title By Mike Kennedy, TIMES STAFF WRITER
PREP VOLLEYBALL : Mira Costa Girls Win 5-A Championship
CITY CROSS-COUNTRY : Taft Knocks Off 7-Time Champion Belmont in Finals By Kevin Baxter, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Respected Now, Cano Wants Another Winner : Soccer: The CSDH women's team hopes this year won't be the last it reaches the NCAA final four. Next time, it plans to do even better. By Kevin Lindsey, Times Staff Writer
Northridge Eliminated in Soccer Regional By Mike Hiserman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Royal Beats Esperanza to Walk Off With Title By Steve Lowery, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Years of the Tigers : Anniversary: The 75 seasons that San Fernando High has been playing football are steeped in tradition and rich with championships and talented players. By Jeff Meyers, TIMES STAFF WRITER
PREP WRAPUP / ROB FERNAS : Serra Wins Playoff Game, Flip for Home-Field Edge By Rob Fernas
CSUN's Arreola Revels in Fulfilling Win By John Ortega, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Moorpark Clinches Division Title, 17-0 By Brendan Healey, TIMES STAFF WRITER
El Camino to Play for National Title After Cerritos Win By Irene Garcia, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Camarillo Ends Decade With a Run to the Top By Mike Glaze, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Lady Toros Are Looking to Score By Kevin Lindsey, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Harvard Falls in Water Polo Semifinal, 13-3 By Steven Herbert, TIMES STAFF WRITER
THE HIGH SCHOOLS : Monroe's Gagliano Grabs Toehold in Record Book Despite Case of Nerves By Vince Kowalick
WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL : Title IX, Talent Take UCLA to the Top By Ray Ripton, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Pepperdine Women Spikers Sweep Loyola
Chadwick Wins Small School Volleyball Title
Palos Verdes Girls Win 5th Consecutive Cross-Country Title By Greg Gonzalez
Miraleste Water Polo Team Loses in 2-A Semifinal By Greg Gonzalez
HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL PLAYOFFS : Southern Section By Steve Lowery
Montclair Prep Outruns Desert in Second Half By Brian Murphy, TIMES STAFF WRITER
HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL PLAYOFFS : Palisades Girls Reclaim City 4-A Championship By Scot Butwell
Junior College Football Roundup By Jeff Riley
FALL ROUNDUP : Antelope Valley Defensive Play Highlights Win
Glendale's Moore Places 21st in State Junior College Meet
Junior College Football Roundup
Junior College Football Roundup By Gary Klein
JUNIOR COLLEGE FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : Bakersfield Takes WSC Southern Division Title by Beating Valley, 36-10 By Jim Coleman
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL : 8-MAN CHAMPIONSHIP : Parker Keeps Title; Reviews Are Mixed By Rick Hazeltine
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS : ROUNDUP : Point Loma Rolls in Second Half By Jim Lindgren
High School Football Playoffs : Roundup
USD's Noriega Advances to Clay Court Title Match
HIGH SCHOOL CROSS COUNTRY : QUALIFYING : Villarreal Free to Boast After La Jolla's Victory By John Geis
HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL : CHAMPIONSHIPS : Section's Defending Champions Have a Completely Successful Night By Kim Q. Berkshire
HIGH SCHOOL FIELD HOCKEY : CHAMPIONSHIP : Mira Mesa Goalie's Play, Dye Color Serra's Day Blue By Laura Palmer
HIGH SCHOOL WATER POLO : CHAMPIONSHIP : Coronado Goalie Surfaces to Defeat Poway for Title By Dave Mckibben
COMMENTARY : This Time, They Both Played Like Rookies By Mike Penner, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Bryant Sets Five Iowa State Records, Rushes for 208 Yards Associated Press
SOUTHERN SECTION GIRLS' CROSS-COUNTRY : Edison's Taylor Up to Latest Challenge, Captures 4-A Title By Barbie Ludovise, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SOUTHERN SECTION BOYS' CROSS-COUNTRY : Saddleback Is Second in 4-A Final By Barbie Ludovise, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SOUTHERN SECTION FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS : Pairings Set for Quarterfinals
SOUTHERN SECTION 4-A WATER POLO PLAYOFFS : Corona del Mar Reaches Final Again; Villa Park Next By Chris Foster, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SOUTHERN SECTION 3-A GIRLS VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS : La Habra Rallies, Finally Wins a Title By Steve Lowery, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SOUTHERN SECTION 3-A WATER POLO PLAYOFFS : El Toro Rolls; Capistrano Valley Holds On By Steven Herbert
COMMUNITY COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Golden West Gains State Water Polo Championship By Steve Kresal
SOUTHERN SECTION 4-A GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS : Esperanza Finally Reaches the End of the Line By Steve Lowery, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SOUTHERN SECTION 5-A GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS : No.1 Mira Costa Tops Corona del Marin Final By Steve Lowery, TIMES STAFF WRITER
COLLEGE ROUNDUP : UCI Rallies to Win in Water Polo
COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : Rancho Santiago Finally Manages to Get the One Score It Needs By Steve Kresal, TIMES STAFF WRITER
MAGAZINE
AROUND HOME : Hang Gliding By Janey Milstead
AROUND HOME : Art Pottery By Sam Burchell
AROUND HOME : Eco-Home Tour By Kay Diehl
Shadow of Doubt : A Small Child Says a Man Molested Her. And So Begins the Search for an Elusive Truth. By Barry Siegel, \o7 Barry Siegel is a Times staff writer. His book about a child's murder, "A Death in White Bear Lake," will be published by Bantam Books next summer. \f7
AROUND HOME : Teddy Bears By Judith Sims
AROUND HOME : Formal Country by Pat Ross (Viking Studio Books; 1989) By Barbara Thornburg
AROUND HOME : Family Album by Kaffe Fassett and Zoe Hunt (Clarkson N. Potter Inc.; 1989) By Judith Sims
Bakersfield Blues Again : For Knocking Its Rural Neighbor, L.A. Is Still a Town Without Pity By Jack Smith
AROUND HOME : Traveling Closet By David Lasker
A Humble View of L.A. : PORTFOLIO BY JOHN HUMBLE By Kristine Mckenna
To Wine and Dine : By the Sip or by the Recipe, Beaujolais Nouveau Adds Fruity Flavor to Any Menu, Even Pasta, Seafood and Guinea Fowl By Colman Andrews, \o7 Colman Andrews writes the Notebook column for the restaurant pages of The Times' Sunday Calendar\f7
TRAVEL
Skiing a High Route Through the Sierra Nevada By Stephen Kasper, \o7 Kasper is a free-lance writer living in Truckee, Calif. \f7
Visitors Find Soviet Trip Can Be Risky Business : Tourism: Crimes against travelers to the Soviet Union are up this year. Among the worst cities are Moscow and Leningrad. By Dianne Rinehart, \f7 and \o7 Rinehart is a Canadian journalist based in Moscow.
Spanning the Globe With Times Readers By Jerry Hulse
Thanksgiving Abroad Can Leave a Strange Taste By Claudia Capos, \o7 Capos is a free-lance writer living in Ann Arbor, Mich. \f7
VACATION MEMORIES : In Search of Local Color, They Saw Red Instead By Janet Sullivan Gosse, \o7 Gosse is a Laguna Hills free-lance writer. \f7
Among the Airlines, It's Survival of the Fattest : Airlines: Braniff's suspension of operations and filing for bankruptcy protection is the latest indicator of a trend toward domination of the airline industry by a few mega-carriers. By Peter S. Greenberg, \o7 Greenberg is a Los Angeles free-lance writer\f7
Taking a Hike Up the Peak Is One Way to See Jamaica's Blue Mountains By Steve Cohen, \o7 Cohen is a Durango, Colo., free-lance writer and author of "The Adventure Guide to Jamaica" (Hunter Publishing)\f7
Monteverde Cloud Forest Is a Costa Rican Wonder By Rebecca Bruns, \o7 Bruns is a San Francisco free-lance writer\f7
Holland America's Rotterdam Gets a Face-lift : Cruising: Trip of 47 days to South America will be the first of many longer sailings scheduled for flagship. By Harry Basch and Shirley Slater, \o7 Slater and Basch are Los Angeles free-lance writers. \f7
Horseback Riding Tours Offered Worldwide By Hank Kovell, \o7 Kovell is a veteran journalist in seniors' interests\f7
New Twist on Aussie Bus and Hostel Packages By Lucy Izon, \o7 Izon is a Canadian travel journalist covering youth budget routes. \f7
In Julian, What's Theirs Is a Mine By Michele Grimm and Tom Grimm, \o7 The Grimms are Laguna Beach free-lance writers/photographers and authors of the updated "Away for a Weekend." \f7
Normandy Memories Still Sharp By Bob O'Sullivan, \o7 O'Sullivan is a travel writer based in Canoga Park\f7
Easy to Get Buy in Puerto Vallarta By Jennifer Merin, \o7 Merin is a New York City free-lance writer\f7 .
Consolidators Offer Cuts in Room Rates By Jack Adler
Pisa Leaning Toward Closing Tower
Here's How the Airlines Fared With Consumers
Literary Britain : Exploring southern England and Wales, including visits to the homes of Henry James, William Wordsworth, Jane Austen and Thomas Hardy By Vivian Ringer, \o7 Ringer is a Malibu free-lance writer\f7 .
Unwrapping the Best Gift--Travel By Judith Morgan, \o7 Morgan, author of "California" (with photographer Dewitt Jones), is a La Jolla travel writer. \f7
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