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What happened on March 24, 1991
BUSINESS
Why Medicare Deduction Is on Pay Check Stub CARLA LAZZARESCHI
Lincoln Probes Seen by Some as Legal Overkill : Courts: There are worries that the profusion of cases against the besieged thrift's most notorious operators could create duplication and delay justice. JAMES S. GRANELLI, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Believe It Not, Bank Reform May Happen JAMES FLANIGAN
On The Record
Unlike the War, There's No Quick Fix for the Economy DAVID M. GORDON, DAVID M. GORDON is professor of economics at the New School for Social Research in New York .
IRAs Aren't Glamorous; They're Good Deals KATHY M. KRISTOF
Japan Gets Message on Its Kuwait Pledge
Free-Market System May Cure Health Costs
When Considering Prevailing Wage Laws, Some Believe That Union Pay Is Off the Scale
NEWS ANALYSIS : Budget Debate Tests Question of 'What's Fair?' : Deficit: Pressure mounts to lean on the wealthy as Congress searches for ways to pay for entitlement programs. JONATHAN PETERSON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Kuwait on Long, Bumpy Journey Toward Stability : Reconstruction: The economy, stopped cold by the Iraqi invasion, is starting a gradual recovery. But, like the tiny country itself, it may never be the same. KIM MURPHY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Hard Bargain for Merchants on the Border SHAWN POGATCHNIK, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Ad Agencies Get Their Chance to Crow : Recognition: The 33rd Annual Orange County AdAwards ranged from sublime to humorous to timely and resulted in lots of gold and silver. CHRIS WOODYARD, TIMES STAFF WRITER
WASHINGTON : Proposal for More Nationwide Banking Alarms Small-Business Groups CATHERINE COLLINS, CATHERINE COLLINS is a Washington writer
A New Image for Belfast : Development: Sporadic violence persists. But the British investment of billions is luring investors, creating jobs and changing the skyline. SHAWN POGATCHNIK, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
When Considering Prevailing Wage Laws, Some Believe That Union Pay Is Off the Scale
Recession Is Good News for Bond Portfolios RUSS WILES, RUSS WILES is editor of Personal Investor, a national consumer-finance magazine based in Irvine. and
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
The Rodney King Affair : Shortly after midnight on March 3, LAPD officers converge on a white Hyundai stopped after a short pursuit. Illuminated by patrol car headlights, observed by several bystanders and, most important, videotaped from a balcony above, they administer a beating that, three weeks later, will reverberate across the city and nation. Here is a summary of major developments in the case and the resulting controversy.
Class Teaches Students the Cost of Dropping Out : Education: Eighth-graders get a reality check on their chances of finding a good job without a high school diploma. ANITA M. CAL, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Coins Minted, Bills Printed
Lawndale Rejects House of Yahweh's Building Proposal : Council: Two-year debate ends. Two members promise to help the agency find funding, another site. KIM KOWSKY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
3 Who Prevailed With Courage and Persistence : The Orange County Human Relations Commission will honor 18 county residents tonight for their outstanding contributions to the community during the organization's 20th Anniversary Awards Banquet. Here is a look at three winners: ALLISON SAMUELS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
WATER WATCH: What Cities Are Doing to Conserve
2 Teen-Agers Arrested in Oregon in Deaths of 3 Pasadena Women GEORGE RAMOS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Laguna Beach Design Is Best Left to Designers
Officers Fearing for Their Safety Kill 1 Man, Wound 3--but Find No Weapons : Shootings: In one case, an off-duty deputy fires 17 rounds after men he was pursuing in his own car ram it with their vehicle. GEORGE RAMOS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Cost of Home Insurance Far Below Average : Survey: County premiums are less than in most of state because of lower losses and the quality of fire and police protection. JACK SEARLES, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
At War's End, Questions About the Here and Now : * After the Cheers Die Down, We Should Ask What We Can Learn
Tucker Gains Key Assembly Post
Temporary Library in Park Rejected
Group Pitches Uniform Relief to Little League MARK LANDSBAUM, TIMES STAFF WRITER
The Value of Outside Eyes on Police : Lesson from L.A. beating: Stronger, more public review process is needed
Lawndale Imposes Water-Saving Rules KIM KOWSKY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Notes about your surroundings.
Wilson Defends Gates, Says Chief Shouldn't Quit From Staff and Wire Reports
Lottery Results : March 23
At 81, Gardena Senator May Go for 'Big League'--a Seat in U.S. House MARK GLADSTONE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Happy 20th to a Valuable Panel : * Human Relations Commission Has Done Well and Deserves Support
Toxic Discharges
ROADWORK : Major projects for the week of March 24-30
Mayor and Water
County Supervisors Are Asking Public for Blank Check on Jail
Slow Going on Road Improvement Work
Council Report Card
Why Is Car-Pool Cheating Allowed?
Fairness in Campaign Financing
Responses to Stories About Bernson Race
Immigrants Are Not Above the Law
Nurses Fill a Vital Need in the Schools
Fairness in Campaign Financing
Responses to Stories About Bernson Race
Swap-Meet Vendors Trade Views
Responses to Stories About Bernson Race
Responses to Stories About Bernson Race
County Supervisors Are Asking Public for Blank Check on Jail
Nursing Care Goes Beyond the Patient
Drought Effects
County Supervisors Are Asking Public for Blank Check on Jail
Mayor and Water
CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE : Workshops Focus on Gay Issues LIORA FORMAN
State Investigates Man's Death
HUD Meetings in El Modena Area
Minor Crash Turns Major When 3rd Car Hits HENRY CHU, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Baby Dies After Car Smashes Into Pole; 6 Injured
Pre-Vacation Notes on Satan, Goats and Dave Parker DANA PARSONS
Time of Crisis
S.D. Legislators Draw Up Wish List for 1991 Session : Government: San Diego's 10 representatives in Sacramento introduce 298 bills, from the arcane to the wide-ranging. RALPH FRAMMOLINO, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Soccer Board's Action Appalling
Bernson Faces His Toughest Race Yet : The Incumbent: Critics say he has betrayed his suburban roots. He calls it unfair to judge him on one issue and points to his many land-use victories. JOHN SCHWADA, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Serial Suspect
Hail to the Repeat Academic Champs : * Laguna Hills High Successfully Defends Scholastic Decathlon Title
Costa Mesa Apartment Tenant Shoots, Injures 2 Burglary Suspects
Fairness in Campaign Financing
Police Find Fighting Vice at Bookstore an Uphill Battle AMY LOUISE KAZMIN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Real Estate Firm President Found Shot to Death AMY LOUISE KAZMIN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
COUNTYWIDE : 6 Employees Hurt in Fire at Foundry PEGGY Y. LEE
42,000 Counterfeit Cassette Tapes Seized in Raid; 2 Men Arrested From United Press International
Challenge to ESL Class Is Getting There ANTHONY MILLICAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Risky Takeoffs Not the Answer
Ban on Guns Should Apply to All
Mayor and Water
Top Valley Officer Apologizes for King Beating : Police: Some black and Latino community leaders urge the ouster of Foothill Division commander. MAYERENE BARKER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Station Seeks Right to Televise Executions MICHELLE LOCKE, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Party Brings Joy to Children of Jail Inmates : Goodwill: A support group for families with an imprisoned parent sponsors a day of games in a park. ERIC BAILEY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Reusing Water to Make Every Drop Count : Conservation: Some people are rigging their homes with devices that let them use gray water in their yards. AMY WALLACE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
College District Chancellor Reportedly Chosen : Education: Trustees interview four finalists and make a tentative decision. A visit to the top candidate's campus will be the next step. PEGGY Y. LEE, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Tragic Case Left Its Scar on Everybody TAMMERLIN DRUMMOND
High School Athlete, 3 Others Held in Robberies GEORGE HATCH, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Motorcyclist Dies in Trabuco Road Crash
Columnist's View of Jesus Seminar Is Distressing
Laborers Seek Fair Share in Court : Employment: More and more day workers are taking wage disputes to the small claims system. Many find a judgment doesn't guarantee them their money. SEBASTIAN ROTELLA, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Survivors Square Off Over $12-Million Estate : Lawsuit: Woman left most of her fortune to the man she married a few years before she died. Relatives say they lost their rightful inheritance. GARY GORMAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Mind-Set Is Preparation, Not Paranoia : Police: Critics sometimes interpret an officer's attitude as a propensity toward violence. It isn't; it's the will to live. DENNIS E. JOHNSON, Dennis E. Johnson is a patrol sergeant who works out of the Southeast Division. He is also a police training consultant
Woman Held in Fatal Stabbing After Argument
Reading, 'Riting and 'Rithmetic : Hospital Stays No Deterrent to Learning for Young Patients : Orange County: At Children's Hospital, a dedicated teacher keeps education--and hope--alive. LILY ENG, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Costa Mesa Honors Gulf War Casualty
What's Historic? Escondido Reviews Its Law in Wake of Shack Owner's Protest JONATHAN GAW, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Bernson Faces His Toughest Race Yet : The Challengers: Diverse opponents all target councilman for his support of Porter Ranch development and acceptance of contributions from the builder. JACK CHEEVERS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Drought Effects
Plea Policy Effective but No Bargain MACK REED, TIMES STAFF WRITER
2 Men Called Heroes After Catching Suspect in Sexual Attack, Robbery : Samaritans: A lawyer and a Marine witness an assault in Fullerton and chase down a 15-year-old. Police say their actions saved the victim's life. HENRY CHU, TIMES STAFF WRITER
COLLEGE OF THE CANYONS : Classroom Is Big as All Outdoors JACI D. ANTRAM
Oceanside Man Slain in Taco Shop Fight
Deputy Shoots Teen-Ager to Protect Partner PEGGY Y. LEE, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
King Beating
COMMENTARY ON TRAUMA CARE : The Future Could Bring Us an Emergency-Room Emergency : Fund strictures may mean fees for medical--and other--public services that we now take for granted. ARTHUR D. SILK, Dr. Arthur D. Silk is a physician in Garden Grove
Early Start Pays Off for Torrance Teen Singer : Music: When Shameka Bell was a preschooler, her mother put her into a chorus. Now 16, she has won a first prize at the Music Center Spotlight Awards. GEORGE HATCH, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Slide Perils Homes, Spurs Evacuation of 4 Families : Natural disaster: 'You could hear it crack,' one San Juan Capistrano resident said of the hillside above Dana Mesa Drive. JERRY HICKS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Responses to Stories About Bernson Race
Caring Teacher, Fortunate Children
Rash of Injuries Blamed on Kids Imitating 'MacGyver' From Associated Press
Reagans Give Lech Walesa Library Tour : Appeal: President of Poland uses visit to California to urge Polish-Americans to invest in his country's economy. JAMES E. FOWLER and KENNETH REICH, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Bentley Bill Would Benefit Contributor RALPH FRAMMOLINO, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Unwelcome Change : Renaming of El Toro Angers Feisty Descendant of Don Given Land in Mexican Grant DAVAN MAHARAJ, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Killer Sentenced to Life Without Parole
3 Colombians Arrested, 11 Kilos of Cocaine Seized by Task Force JANET RAE-DUPREE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
The Pentagram: What It Means
Drought-Tolerant Color ELIZABETH HOWTON
200 Dump Foes Rally to Save Canyon GREG BRAXTON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
COUNTYWIDE : Bunny Bonnet Is a Heavy Favorite KIM KASH
Michael D. Bradbury: Balancing the Scales : District attorney: Some say he's a tough prosecutor. Others say he pushes too hard and uses his office to bring down political foes. MACK REED, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Giving No Quarter : Parking Enforcers, Motorists Square Off in La Jolla JOHN M. GLIONNA, TIMES STAFF WRITER
REAL ESTATE
Gardening : Jujube Gives Luscious Fruit, Needs Little Care : Garden: The handsome tree from the Middle East may be ripe for planting roots in Southland soil. BILL SIDNAM, Sidnam has written garden columns and features for The Times since 1975
Glass Doors Safe Under Uniform Building Code, if Not by Law KEVIN POSTEMA, Postema is the editor of Apartment Age Magazine, a publication of the Apartment Assn. of Greater Los Angeles (AAGLA), an apartment owners' service group
Tables at the Top : Executive Dining Rooms Hit the Spot With Corporate Leaders, Developers RON GALPERIN, Galperin is a Los Angeles-based free-lance writer who has covered commercial real estate for several years
'Meathead' in 'Family' Home RUTH RYON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Families Invited to Sign Up for Low-Cost Homes
Sellers Can Find Helpful Ideas at Two Times Fairs
Los Angeles County
Lower Ceiling, but Watch How Far From Popular Mechanics
Orange County
CUT YOUR UTILITY BILLS : Recovery Ventilators a Breath of Fresh Air JAMES DULLEY, Dulley is a Cincinnati-based engineering consultant
Getting to Heart of Senior-Housing Problems JO GIESE, Jo Giese is a Venice free-lance writer
How Old Is Too Old to Qualify for Loan? DON G. CAMPBELL, Campbell, a retired Times staff writer, now is a Phoenix-based free-lance writer
Spring Break : Home Sale Slump Has Bottomed Out, Southland Realtors, Builders Say DAVID W. MYERS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NEWS
Mystery of Girl Solved 47 Years After Fatal Fire LYNNE TUOHY, THE HARTFORD COURANT
Prisoner Issue Troubles S. Africa Peace Talks : Apartheid: The ANC vows not to negotiate until all political offenders are freed. But it differs with the government on the definition of political prisoner. SCOTT KRAFT, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Probe Reignites 1944 Circus Fire Arson Theory LYNNE TUOHY, THE HARTFORD COURANT
'Red Man' Haunted Suspected Firebug LYNNE TUOHY, THE HARTFORD COURANT
Wild Things : Elusive and Illegal, 'Underground' Parties Make a Business of Catering to Underage. 'You Can Do What You Want,' Says a Patron DUKE HELFAND, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Century City 'Disaster'
Paying Tribute to an American Original CHARLES HILLINGER
Caught in a Cul-De-Sac
Fear of Lawsuits Brings More Warning Signs, Insurance Rules in National Parks IRA DREYFUSS, ASSOCIATED PRESS
The 'Rebel's Verse' Is Sweet Music Indeed
Malibu Man Given Jail for Illegal Grading : Environment: Landowner used a bulldozer to dump soil and asphalt into a creek. Sentence is the harshest imposed locally for such an offense. JEFFREY L. RABIN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Why San Juan Beefed Up City Manager's Contract : Government: Council members wanted to reward his good work and protect him from political change. DAVID WILLMAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Palm Springs Spring Break Becomes a Spring Brake : Holiday: City tries a new set of rules to tone down the partying. So far, the plan appears to be working. SHAWN HUBLER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Anti-Abortion Activist Found Guilty of Battery Associated Press
The Development Of Hydrocarbon Man From "The Prize: The Epic Quest for Oil, Money and Power"
Volunteer Prosecutors Given a Trial Run From Associated Press
Ruling Strikes Down Legal Wife-Killing KEN SILVERSTEIN, ASSOCIATED PRESS
San Gabriel : More Disclosures Required
Rain Putting a Damper on DWP's Drought Strategy : Water: Storms make it harder to persuade the public that the tough conservation drive isn't all wet. JESSE KATZ, TIMES STAFF WRITER
$70-Million Claim Filed in Shooting MICHELE FUETSCH, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Hussein 'Still Calling Shots,' Bush Observes ROBIN WRIGHT, TIMES STAFF WRITER
COLUMN ONE : Addiction to Oil Still Drives U.S. : As gasoline prices plummet, fears of shortages subside. Lawmakers push for a coherent energy policy, but public opinion limits pursuit of strong remedies. PATRICK LEE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Now for the Hard Part : Malibu: It was one thing to fight a popular battle against county rule. Now the new city has to get down to the business of governing. RON RUSSELL, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Altadena : Filing for Council Races
Baldwin Park : Card Club to Be Considered
To Our Readers
California IN BRIEF : SAN FRANCISCO : Firefighter Scales Grates for Rescue From Times Staff and Wire Reports
At City Hall in Pasadena, a Call for Change VICKI TORRES, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Missing Calif. Girl, 14, Is Found Safe in Maine; Man and Woman Are Arrested Associated Press
NEWS ANALYSIS : Beilenson Bucks Rules of Politics--and Wins : Fund raising: Westside Democrat held his House seat despite being outspent by a GOP challenger. He sees it as a vindication of his principles. ALAN C. MILLER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
False Premise on Board
Valuable Window on Japan May Be Closing, Scholars Fear : Research: New books published there have been acquired with special funds. The money has been cut off. JIM MANN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Tales of 2 Dissidents
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5 Slain at Pro-Democracy March in Mali's Capital Reuters
Quake Shakes Missouri Associated Press
Walesa Pitches Investments in Poland : Europe: Leader urges Polish-Americans not to forget their motherland. He also tours the Reagan library. KENNETH REICH and JAMES E. FOWLER, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Caltrans Issues Motorists' Advisory
California IN BRIEF : WATSONVILLE : 4.5 Quake Rattles Dishes and Nerves From Times Staff and Wire Reports
O.C. Legislators Often Fatalistic as Bill-Writers RALPH FRAMMOLINO, TIMES STAFF WRITER
La Mirada Ends Center Development Pact : Redevelopment: The city blames economic conditions for the collapse of the agreement. HOWARD BLUME, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Salvador Rightists' Allies Give the Bloc a Majority : Central America: Arena can still call the shots despite its election setback. From Associated Press
Teen-Age Moms Face Monumental Tasks
Firefighters Snuff Oklahoma Blazes From Associated Press
31 Killed When Soviet Airliner Skids off Runway Associated Press
ELECTIONS CITY COUNCIL : Galanter Foe Accused of Ties to Builder PAC : Campaign: 6th District challenger Gray denies any contact with the group, chaired by her boss, Supervisor Dana. But the group admits using her name to solicit funds. JAMES RAINEY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Byrd Uses Post to Turn Planned Center Into Major Tourist Site for State : Politics: Head of the Senate Appropriations Committee is driving force behind a $60-million U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service facility, officials say. BILL McALLISTER, THE WASHINGTON POST
Checkbook Diplomacy Is a Thing of the Past, Dismayed Saudis Vow TRACY WILKINSON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Hussein Shakes Up His Cabinet : Iraq: He relinquishes the prime minister's job to a Shiite Muslim and ousts Aziz as foreign minister. But he shows no sign of yielding to insurgents. NICK B. WILLIAMS Jr., TIMES STAFF WRITER
King Reportedly Taunted in Hospital From a Times Staff Writer
California IN BRIEF : HAYWARD : 27 Rail Cars Derail, Cut Phone Service From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Tenants Bring Pride, Efficiency as Managers of Housing Projects SHARON COHEN, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Northern California Gets Rain, Snow Associated Press
Gridiron Club Roast Serves Up Salutes Along With the Satire From Associated Press
NEWS ANALYSIS : Land for Peace: Debate Heating Up : Israel: The end of the Gulf War doesn't seem to have spawned new ideas or changed any set-in-stone attitudes. DANIEL WILLIAMS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Argentina's Menem Cultivates Reporters, but He Often Confuses Them : South America: When the president says 'not for now,' he may well mean 'soon.' DANIEL DROSDOFF, UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL
Jack Smith to Get Press Club Award
Pasadena : Grand Jury Probe Is Sought
U.S. Says It Won't Fire on Copters : Cease-fire: The Iraqi aircraft are safe as long as they don't threaten allied forces, Schwarzkopf vows. TRACY WILKINSON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
The Best Videos of Our Oscars JOE SALTZMAN
Floods Ravage Eastern Iran Associated Press
Cholera Strikes 1,500 a Day in Peru : Health: Poverty and inadequate sanitation contribute to the epidemic. An international effort is under way to study and combat the disease. ROGER ATWOOD, REUTERS
Rattled by Those Snake Roundups
Groups That Keep Their Parties for Teen-Agers Aboveground DUKE HELFAND
Poor Communities Speak Out to Improve Their Lives : Reform: Once- submissive people are striving to cut crime, improve schools and take control of their lives. SHARON COHEN, ASSOCIATED PRESS
'Fancy Water Bills' for Covina Residents
War Analysts Delving Into What Went Wrong : Military: U.S. seeks lessons in Desert Storm's failings. Problems include friendly fire, faulty communications. DOUGLAS JEHL, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Disney Seeks Change in Time-Shares Law RALPH FRAMMOLINO, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Head of Stanford Apologizes for 'Embarrassing' Overbilling ELAINE WOO, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Teen-Age Moms Face Monumental Tasks
Romanian Stores Go to Highest Bidder DAN PETREANU, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Now Is the Time to Look for the Right Preschool MARY YARBER, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES; Mary Yarber teaches English and journalism at an area high school
Kuwait's Animals Suffer in War's Wake : Nature: With its human needs so pressing, the emirate lacks the resources to save wildlife decimated by the conflict. From Associated Press
The new legal eagles SUSAN KING
Les Dames Mobilize for Marine Families MARY LOU LOPER
Many Cities Help Leaders Move In DAVID WILLMAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
In Pursuit of 'The Prize': The World's Epic Quest for Oil : Energy: In his new book, Daniel Yergin interweaves the business, politics and global intrigues of petroleum exploitation. CONNIE KOENENN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Emigre Scholars Flunk Job Hunt : Education: Soviet scientists and mathematicians are often handicapped by poor language skills, age and are over-qualified. CLAUDIA COATES, ASSOCIATED PRESS
On the Trail of Sherlock Holmes' Mail LORRAYNE SMITH, REUTERS
British Commander Awarded U.S. Medal Associated Press
Police Develop Wary Courtesy, Thick Skin LOUIS SAHAGUN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
County Imposes Water-Rationing Measures in Unincorporated Areas AMY PYLE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Pasadena : Meetings on Trash Pickup
Democrats Map a Strategy for '92 Comeback : Politics: Health care, energy and trade will be key issues. Party hopes to overcome apparent drop in popularity stemming from Persian Gulf War. ROBERT SHOGAN, TIMES POLITICAL WRITER
M.C. Hammer Rolls Over Beethoven ALICE KAHN
Greenpeace Protest Gets Friendly : Exxon spill: All ends well after demonstrators avoid arrest, make deal for media coverage. JESSE KATZ, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Rising LSD Use, Assaults Led to U. of Virginia Raids, Chief Says From The Washington Post
Drought's Still Here, Ads Warn : Conservation: A stormy month cannot reverse a five-year dry spell, water officials say. Some utilities are hoping media campaigns will help persuade. DAN MORAIN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Vice Squad Fights Uphill Battle Near Bookstore : Nuisance: Officers say that a Canoga Park alleyway leads the Valley for complaints over lewd conduct. AMY LOUISE KAZMIN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
2 Forums Will Be Held Over Plan for Malibu High School
Raging Trickle? : Theme Park Hopes Its Water Supplier Will Look at Past Conservation Efforts and Spare It From a 30% Cut BERKLEY HUDSON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
From 'Little Sheba' to 'Hazel' : . . . And Other Oscar-to-TV Stories SUSAN KING, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Cleanup Begins After Fatal Tornadoes From Associated Press
New Senator's Flash Vanishes in Puff of Smoke : Politics: Sen. Paul Wellstone (D-Minn.) wanted to make a splash, but brash behavior sinks his popularity with colleagues and constituents. JOAN MOWER, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Tower Writes Bitter Memoir of Downfall : Politics: The former senator and would-be defense secretary reflects on his career and its sudden end. MARJORIE WILLIAMS, THE WASHINGTON POST
Planned Theme Park Stirs Controversy : Environment: A 200-room hotel, a 350-unit condominium complex and theaters will turn one of Malaysia's wealthiest states into an ecological nightmare, critics say. HO KAY TAT, REUTERS
Charles M. Riley; Veteran L.A. Newsman
OSHA Report Cites 66 Safety Violations at Navy Shipyard : Workplace: The citation arrives at the Long Beach yard just a day after it received a Navy Meritorious Unit Commendation for safety and efficiency. FAYE FIORE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Oscar Winners Who Made the Move to TV SUSAN KING, Times Staff Writer
Jurors Say Tapes Convicted Teacher in Murder Scheme From United Press International
A Change of Seasons--L.A. Style ROBERT A. JONES
Widespread Looting of Antiquities Robs Africa of Its Cultural Heritage MICHELLE FAUL, ASSOCIATED PRESS
The 'Rebel's Verse' Is Sweet Music Indeed
Siren Song of the Whales KRISTINA LINDGREN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Dave Guard; Founder of Kingston Trio From Associated Press
'Yellow Ribbon Mania'
Graphic Artist Puts His Own View of Malibu Into City's Logo SHAWN DOHERTY and and CHRISTINA V. GODBEY and Mail items to People, Los Angeles Times, Suite 200, 1717 4th St., Santa Monica 90401.
California IN BRIEF : VISALIA : 2nd Man Charged in Girl's Rape, Death From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Big Yard Sale: MIGs, Copters, Grenades, Bases TYLER MARSHALL, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Crush Expected When Kuwaiti Banks Reopen Today From Reuters
Altadena : Nonprofit Town Council
I greatly enjoy "Murder, She Wrote" (CBS) but am saddened...
Love, Destiny and Luck Bring Pair Together Again DIANNE KLEIN
First of 3 Parent Centers Opens in Converted School Classroom
It sure has been a terrifying two weeks, with a...
One Veteran Who Finds War Obsolete LINDA FELDMAN, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Directors Jet Far and Wide for Pasadena VICKI TORRES, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Criticisms Should Remain Private
Thanks to NBC for moving "Dark Shadows" to 10 p.m. Now, I...
OF, BY AND FOR THE CHILDREN : KCBS special raises an environmental awareness and offers tips for families LAUREN LIPTON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Schools Will Pay for Ignoring Policy
Baldwin Park : Bus Shelter Contract OKd
Bradbury : Mayor Picked for 6th Term
Claremont : Research Grant for Garden
Neighborhood Shocked by Hospital Plan : Bassett: Residents in this working-class community are mixed in their reaction to a possible facility being built here, but all are stunned that the county didn't inform them. IRENE CHANG, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Heroes for All Ages and a Day : Nickelodeon calls in a famous dog, horse and porpoise for 'Super Pets Day' SUSAN KING, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Another Car Dealership Asks Bellflower's Aid : Funding: Jeep Eagle dealer warns he'll move elsewhere if he doesn't get unspecified financial backing. His competitor received $700,000 in loans and grant. TINA GRIEGO, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Gardena Senator, 81, Hints at a Run for the 'Big League' : Politics: Ralph C. Dills says reapportionment could create a congressional seat for him. Some believe such a scenario is possible. MARK GLADSTONE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Development Panel Picked
Today's News, Tomorrow's Television : TNN highlights country's top 10 in Music City News fete at the Grand Ole Opry SUSAN KING, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Fresh Faces, New Voices on Pomona Council : Ken West Seeks to Bring Upscale Phillips Ranch Neighborhood Into the Fold of City Activity MIKE WARD, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Where There's SMOKE There's Ire FAYE FIORE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Native Oaks Fall in the Name of 'Progress' EDMUND NEWTON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
The Wheels of Justice : 'L.A. Law' Keeps the Surprises Coming, Even in the Face of Losing Key People SUSAN KING, Times Staff Writer
BILLY PACKER: Of Hoops, TV and the Final Four STEVEN HERBERT
Some Statements Don't Hold Water
In reaction to Carol Griffin's letter (Viewers' Views...
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The Wheels of Justice : 'L.A. Law' keeps the surprises coming, even in the face of losing key people SUSAN KING, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Fresh Faces, New Voices on Pomona Council : Willie White Wants to Rename Neighborhoods and Bring More Blacks Into the City System MIKE WARD, TIMES STAFF WRITER
South Pasadena : Dog Cleanup Law Advances
Marvelous Myrna JOE SALTZMAN
ENTERTAINMENT
Spike-Haired Pianist Richard Kastle Shows How You Can't Judge an Album by His Jacket STEVE APPLEFORD, Appleford writes regularly about music for Westside/Valley Calendar
Commitment and Capitalism : Director-actor Kevin Conway finds new layers in Jerry Sterner's acidic comedy 'Other People's Money' ROBERT KOEHLER, Robert Koehler is a regular contributor to The Times.
'My Evolution': Arnold Schoenberg's Odyssey DANIEL CARIAGA, Daniel Cariaga is a Times staff writer.
ARTS FOR AMATEURS : Students of Photo Tinting Learn Color Is Not Just an Alternative to Black and White PATRICIA KLEIN LERNER, Lerner is a Times staff writer
Stringfellows : Peter Stringfellow's World of Mirrors : The food's good, but do you really want to sit in this room? RUTH REICHL, Ruth Reichl is The Times' restaurant critic and food editor.
GREAT WHITE "Hooked" Capitol **1/2 JEAN ROSENBLUTH
Indian Delights Kathie Jenkins \f7
Buddy Overload? From Pat H. Broeske
MORRISSEY "Kill Uncle" Sire/Reprise **1/2 STEVE HOCHMAN
The Wide Range of Middle East Musicianship DON SNOWDEN, Don Snowden is a regular contributor to The Times.
No Sweat: the Benign Beethoven HERBERT GLASS, Herbert Glass is a regular contributor to The Times
Assessing the Vision of Guber and Peters
Assessing the Vision of Guber and Peters
Jones' Religion
Should Scores That Borrow From Other Sources Be Considered for Oscars?
Jones' Religion
Assessing the Vision of Guber and Peters
Assessing the Vision of Guber and Peters
Assessing the Vision of Guber and Peters
'Cold' Rating From John M. Wilson
Assessing the Vision of Guber and Peters
The Oscar Plunge : And The Other Winners Were . . .
Goings to Extremes to Avoid 'Hero' Role DENNIS HUNT
Was 'Wings' Really the First Best Picture? Michael Wilmington
Quibbles & Bits
Assessing the Vision of Guber and Peters
How the Indies Courted Oscar From Pat H. Broeske
THE OSCAR PLUNGE : Our Fearless Predictions : Members of The Times' film-reviewing staff pick the Oscar winners--not necessarily those who deserve to get one
THE OSCAR PLUNGE : It's Time for a Little Time Travel : Picking the Best Films of 1991--Sight Unseen JACK MATHEWS
THE OSCAR PLUNGE : The Oscars on TV
THE OSCAR PLUNGE : The Town Crier of Hollywood : His column is required reading, but the rest of the world knows him as Oscar's best friend. NINA J. EASTON, Nina J. Easton is a Times staff writer. and
Jelly Roll Morton's Denial of His Black Heritage
Delicatessen Developing Jazz Flavor : Legends offers deli fare and on Friday through Sunday evenings, it adds musical performances to the menu ZAN STEWART
THE OSCAR PLUNGE : The Glory Days : Reporting about the movies used to be lightweight and fun, but big money and big business put a different spin on Hollywood news SEAN MITCHELL, Sean Mitchell is a regular contributor to Calendar.
Use all new type : 'Stopping the Desert' Explores Struggle Against Larger-Than-Life Forces JANICE ARKATOV, Arkatov writes regularly about theater for Calendar
Marion Ross Turns From Fonz to Franz JANICE ARKATOV
Intimate Glimpses Torn From Dylan's Back Pages : BOB DYLAN "The Bootleg Series Volumes 1-3 (Rare and Unreleased) 1961-1991" Columbia **** ROBERT HILBURN
Unalloyed Myrna Loy : An independent spirit who survived the gear changes from ingenue to senior character actress, she will get a special Oscar Monday CHARLES CHAMPLIN, Charles Champlin is The Times' arts editor
THE OSCAR PLUNGE : Your Ballot for 63rd Academy Awards : And the Oscar goes to . . . Make your own choices by marking the boxes to the left of your selection in each category. Then, you can note the actual winner in the second column.
Bytches Producer Has a Labeling Problem PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
Loyola Gallery Puts Its Faith in Religious Art Exhibit : The show, which focuses on Jewish and Christian rites, is designed as a reminder that secular works are not always irreverent LISBET NILSON, Nilson writes regularly about art for Westside/Valley Calendar
EPMD "Business as Usual" Def Jam *** JONATHAN GOLD
THE OSCAR PLUNGE : You Heard It Here First : It's going to be a good night for 'Dances With Wolves,' but in the acting categories, other films will be dancing with Oscar JACK MATHEWS
England's EMF Puts Emphasis On Attitude STEVE HOCHMAN
Big Names in Ballet
10 QUESTIONS : Peter Buck of R.E.M. CHRIS WILLMAN, Chris Willman is a regular contributor to The Times.
Should Scores That Borrow From Other Sources Be Considered for Oscars?
SPORTS
STAR SEARCH : After Learning at the Hand of Bela Karolyi, Henry Ramirez Pledges to Go to Mat to ProduceOlympians at Agoura Hills Gymnastics Club JEFF MEYERS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
ON THE PREP PATH / BARBIE LUDOVISE : As Pawn in School Eligibility Battle, Athlete Had Most to Lose BARBIE LUDOVISE
GOLF SENIORS VINTAGE INVITATIONAL : Bad Start Overcome by Powell DAN HAFNER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Rebels Run By Seton Hall to Final Four : West Regional: UNLV starts second half with 14-0 surge in beating Pirates, 77-65. From Associated Press
PREP BASEBALL ROUNDUP : Silva Pitches Mater Dei Past Santa Margarita
Heart of a Gambler : Carroll Shelby Designs a Car to Pump Life Into American Racing SHAV GLICK, TIMES STAFF WRITER
COLLEGE BASKETBALL / NCAA TOURNAMENT : Rebels Make Seton Hall's Talk Cheap : West Regional: UNLV begins second half with 14-0 surge in 77-65 victory over Pirates. GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Jolie's Halo Romps at Gulfstream From Associated Press
Miscellany From Staff and Wire Reports
Soviet Shooter Cherkasova Sets Two Records at Chino
BASEBALL / ROSS NEWHAN : Mr. October a Good Pick for This Job ROSS NEWHAN
Skiing From Staff and Wire Reports
PADRES : Dunne Tries to Reverse His Fortunes BOB NIGHTENGALE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Miscellany From Staff and Wire Reports
Bubka Raises Pole Vault Record to 20-1 From Staff and Wire Reports
Socker Reserves Get a Taste of Victory : MSL: Subs get plenty of playing time in 6-2 victory over last-place Dallas. From Times Staff and Wire Reports
He's No Tiny Part of Socker Dynasty DAVE DISTEL
CS Dominguez Hills Baseball Team Loses
Sharts' Doggedness Pays Off in 6-4 Victory Over Irvine : College baseball: Northridge starter makes 169 pitches, survives 10-hit barrage and late uprising, and for good measure he hits his 16th homer. MIKE HISERMAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Boxing From Staff and Wire Reports
COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Boyd's Pitching, Hitting Help the Titans Advance
Devereaux Just May Fill Orioles' Leadoff Needs KENT BAKER, BALTIMORE SUN
CSUN Wins Team Title at Long Beach : College track: Victory comes despite scoring method that fails to reflect the Matador men's superior depth. JOHN ORTEGA, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Penalties Hurt Gulls in Defeat to Peoria : Hockey: Gulls miss another chances to pick up ground on Milwaukee in playoff race. KIM Q. BERKSHIRE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Smith's 27 Help Clippers Get Past Warriors, 107-104 From Associated Press
That Fungo Looks Very Familiar MIKE PENNER
Grant's Free Throws Lift Bullets Over 76ers, 102-99 From Associated Press
THE NBA / MARK HEISLER : Rating the College Programs MARK HEISLER
ANGELS : Curveball Is Answer to Future for Abbott HELENE ELLIOTT, TIMES STAFF WRITER
GOLF / MAL FLORENCE : Designer Likes What He Sees at Valencia MAL FLORENCE
Punchless CSUN Pays Steep Price for Failure to Sacrifice PAIGE A. LEECH, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Miscellany From Staff and Wire Reports
PREP ROUNDUP : Dolan Leads Los Alamitos to Victory in Canyon Softball Tournament HEATHER SMALLEY
COLLEGE BASKETBALL / NCAA TOURNAMENT : WOMEN'S ROUNDUP REGIONAL FINALS : Tennessee Back in Final Four From Associated Press
COMMUNITY COLLEGES / IRENE GARCIA : Marymount Is Serving Notice of Its Tennis Might IRENE GARCIA
SANTA ANITA : General Meeting May Miss Beam BILL CHRISTINE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
O.C. Hall of Fame Seeking $500,000 for New Home
TENNIS INTERNATIONAL PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIPS : Seles Wins When Sabatini Makes Last Mistake From Associated Press
NHL ROUNDUP : Essensa Sharp as Jets Beat Oilers, Tie Canucks From Associated Press
Duva Has Managed to Survive JIM MURRAY
AP Sports Editors Honor The Times in 5 Writing Categories
DODGERS : Belcher's Road Back Stays Smooth, Clear BILL PLASCHKE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Prep Roundup
Miscellany From Staff and Wire Reports
Skiing From Staff and Wire Reports
COLLEGE BASKETBALL / NCAA TOURNAMENT : EAST REGIONAL : Tar Heels Have a Sunday Drive JERRY CROWE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Reynolds and Barnes Walk the Same Road : Track and field: World-record holders in their respective events are appealing their bans from competition by The Athletics Congress. CHRISTINE BRENNAN, WASHINGTON POST
COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Purse on the Money for L.A. City
NFL NOTES : Vote Means There Will Be Less Joy in Glanville DAVE GOLDBERG, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Fame, Fortune Finally Catch Up With Ryan : Baseball: Since joining the Texas Rangers, he has secured his place in history and begun to reap the financial rewards of his success. MICHAEL A. LUTZ, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Northridge Volleyball Team Derailed by CS Long Beach JIM COLEMAN, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
PRO FOOTBALL : New League Will Make Its Debut TERRY PRICE, HARTFORD COURANT
Ventura Beats Pierce, 7-6, Despite Familiar Lapse BRENDAN HEALEY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
GOLF ROUNDUP : Old Golfers Fade Away; Hallet Leads From Associated Press
Claremont Second At NCAA Swim Finals
COLLEGE BASKETBALL / NCAA TOURNAMENT : Arkansas Is Stunned by Kansas : Southeast Regional: Jamison scores 26 points and helps stop Day in the second half as the Jayhawks advance to the Final Four with a 93-81 victory. CHRIS BAKER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NBA ROUNDUP : Adams Does His Part, but It's Not Enough From Associated Press
Price Proves to Be a Bargain All-Star DAVE MCKIBBEN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
WLAF: Bratwurst in Frankfurt, and a Big Crowd in Birmingham From Times Wire Services
HIGH SCHOOL NOTEBOOK : Rossiter Draws Quite a Crowd for No-Hitter
COLLEGE BASKETBALL / NCAA TOURNAMENT : MIDWEST REGIONAL : Duke's Image: Not Good Enough MIKE DOWNEY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP : Wichmann Struggles to No-Hitter, 6-0
HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP : RBV's George Hadden Throws No-Hitter Against Carlsbad
Kings Fight Their Way to the Top : Hockey: Webster ejected for throwing a punch as brawl stops first period. L.A. takes 8-0 lead and beats Flames, 8-4. STEVE SPRINGER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Stately Wager Wins Bay Shore Associated Press
MOTOR RACING OFF-ROAD AT PASADENA : Millen Rocks and Rolls to Victory in Rose Bowl SHAV GLICK, TIMES STAFF WRITER
COMMUNITY COLLEGE BASEBALL ROUNDUP : Rancho Santiago Beats Riverside in 10th Inning
Where the Money Goes at Pimlico ROSS PEDDICORD, BALTIMORE EVENING SUN
Forum Boxing Card Features Title Bout
Appreciative Fan Pays $200,000 After Getting Free Autograph SHAV GLICK
HORSE RACING : Pimlico, Laurel Lost Nearly $850,000 in '90 ROSS HETRICK and ROSS PEDDICORD, BALTIMORE EVENING SUN
San Pedro YMCA Offers Swim Lessons
Off-Season Offers Room and a View : Parks: Wintertime gives campers an opportunity to avoid crowds and admire the sights. JEFF MEYERS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
North Alabama Wins Division II Title Associated Press
SWIMMING NCAA WOMEN'S CHAMPIONSHIPS : Fetter Leads Texas Victory; Stanford Second From Associated Press
Angel on His Shoulder : To Many Major Leaguers, Speaking in Tongues Isn't Normal Behavior in Clubhouse, but Gaetti Says It Won't Affect His Play HELENE ELLIOTT, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Auer Holds Off Barajas With Personal Best MIKE GLAZE, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Sealy Threads the Eye of NCAA Needle MIKE DOWNEY
PREP BASKETBALL : Ford, Sampson Central City Players of Year LONNIE WHITE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Berg Helps County Capture Girls' Game DAVE MCKIBBEN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
FOOD
Now Is the Time for a Better Kosher Wine DAN BERGER, TIMES WINE WRITER
Growing Up Black and Jewish in America LAURIE OCHOA, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Low-Cholesterol Passover : Holiday: It's difficult to create a traditional meal that's low in fat, but it can be done. Try a menu that starts with turkey and ends with trifle. LESLYE MICHLIN BORDEN
Kosher Wine: Tasting Notes DAN BERGER
PASSOVER IN INDIA : Why is this night different from all others? Because we're eating coconut rice. JULIE SAHNI
OPINION
Book Mark : Is Eisenhower to Blame for Civil Rights Explosion? Robert Shogan, Robert Shogan covers politics for The Times. This article is adapted from his new book, "The Riddle of Power: Presidential Leadership from Truman to Bush" (Dutton).
COLUMN LEFT : In a Rambo World, What's Left for Peace? : Anti-war activists didn't account for a 'remasculinized' America. RUTH ROSEN, Ruth Rosen, a professor of history at UC Davis, is the author of "The Lost Sisterhood: Prostitution in America" and a frequent writer on political culture. and
PLATFORM : Success Story GADDI H. VASQUEZ
People Who Won't Give Up on Housing
Campus Correspondence : The Student Reality Isn't How to Buy a Car, but How to Stay in School Matt Wu, Matt Wu is editor of New University, the UC Irvine campus newspaper. He is a senior majoring in English.
The Numbers
Out of the Quagmire : Healthy Restraint on American Military Interventionism Lost Robert Scheer, Robert Scheer is a Times reporter.
Bush's Budget Proposals Unveil GOP Agenda for '90s : Deficit: Although it seems to be soaring to new heights, it's not as bad as it looks--especially with more spending cuts planned. Charles R. Morris, Charles R. Morris, a Wall Street consultant, is the author of "The Coming Global Boom."
PERSPECTIVE ON CAMPAIGNS : A Way Off the Merry-Go-Round DAVID L. BOREN, Sen. David L. Boren (D-Okla.) has been active in campaign-reform issues for 10 years. and
COLUMN RIGHT : Land Not for Peace but for Civil Justice : All Israeli residents, Jews and Arabs, should be equal before the law. TOM BETHELL, Tom Bethell is a media fellow at the Hoover Institution.
Outcry Over Police Beating
Outcry Over Police Beating
Outcry Over Police Beating
Rain
Outcry Over Police Beating
Outcry Over Police Beating
Outcry Over Police Beating
Coolness in the Face of Anger Is Part of the Job : Police: Despite the mayhem they witness, officers should act professionally and with respect--or leave the force. JOHN H. GRIMBLE, John H. Grimble is a detective in the Central Division of the Los Angeles Police Department. and
Out of the Quagmire : Chief Pusher of the Vietnam Syndrome Confronts a Patriot David Halberstam, David Halberstam, who won the Pulitzer Prize for his reporting on Vietnam, is the author of many books. His most recent is "The Next Century" (William Morrow).
The Rise and Fall of the Environmental Movement, American-Style : Activism: Organizations are too big, too rich, too remote. Sacrificed before the altar of the Self was a contemplative, quiet relationship with nature. Tom Wolf, Tom Wolf, who has worked for the Nature Conservancy in Wyoming and New Mexico, frequently writes about the West.
A City Running Out of Accountability : Why should top city managers have lifetime guarantees?
Regional Arms and the Man : Bush pushes aggressive military hardware sales for Middle East: Sound familiar?
Yet Another Round of Quarrelsome Balkan Behavior : Yugoslavia: Civil disorder is continuation of a constitutional debate that began in 1919. By force of example, we can give "democrats" the edge. Susan L. Woodward, Susan L. Woodward is a visiting fellow in foreign-policy studies at the Brookings Institution.
Outcry Over Police Beating
Outcry Over Police Beating
A Sad Tale of Persecuted Minorities : Racism: Slaying of a South-Central teen-ager underscores the disturbing economics of being Koreans and African-Americans. Halford H. Fairchild, Halford H. Fairchild is a social psychologist. He teaches in the Pan African Studies Department at Cal State L.A. and
Los Angeles Times Interview : Helen Suzman : For an Enemy of Apartheid, Victory Comes at Long Last Scott Kraft, Scott Kraft is South Africa bureau chief for The Times. He interviewed Helen Suzman in the study of her suburban Johannesburg home
Outcry Over Police Beating
Outcry Over Police Beating
Outcry Over Police Beating
TRAVEL
Rail Fair at Sacramento Museum PAUL LASLEY, Lasley is a free-lance writer who contributes regularly to the Travel Section.
Trips Abroad in a Time of Cholera HARRY NELSON, Nelson is a former Times medical writer.
It's Official
It's Official
Choo-Choo Special : Romancing the Rails : Train Travel is back. But can it ever be the same? JAMES HILL, Hill is a former assistant editor of The Times' Op-Ed pages. He now lives in Scottsdale, Ariz.
Excursions by Rail When Money Is No Object KIM UPTON
History of an Opulent Enterprise Pat Hanna Kuehl
Grand Canyon Railway Chugs to Past and Back GUS STEVENS, Stevens is a free-lance writer living in Prescott, Ariz.
Elated by El Salvador
Choo-Choo Special : Romancing the Rails : Elegance on wheels: a day trip from London PAT HANNA KUEHL, Kuehl is a Denver free-lance writer.
Everyday Trains Go to Heart of Soviet Society CHRISTINE DEMKOWYCH, Demkowych is a free-lance writer who has lived and worked as a journalist in the Soviet Union.
Africa by Rail: Sweetest Adventure LYNNE CASCIO, Cascio is a staff writer for the Norwich (Conn.) Bulletin. and
Now Passengers Can See the Light on Dazzling Canadian Rockies Trip STANTON H. PATTY, Patty, former assistant travel editor of the Seattle Times, is a free-lance writer living in Vancouver, Wash
Youth Hostels Not Just for Young HANK KOVELL
A Broad Range of Jobs Abroad LUCY IZON
Choo-Choo Special : Romancing the Rails : A U.S. tradition: the Sunset Limited relived RAY HEBERT, Hebert is a Carlsbad, Calif.-based free-lance writer and retired Times urban affairs writer. and
Mexico Moves to Save Billfish and Tourism Compiled from Times staff and wire service reports
Guided Rail Tours for Every Speed JAMES T. YENCKEL, WASHINGTON POST
Rail Pass Puts Every Train in Your Hip Pocket GEORGE PANDI, Pandi is a free-lance travel writer and author of the "Berlitz Handbook to Train Travel in Europe.
Frankfurt is the Taj Mahal of Railroad Stations JANNY SCOTT, TIMES STAFF WRITER; Scott is a Times medical writer.
Tracking the World's 10 Best Train Experiences OWEN HARDY, Hardy is editor and publisher of The International Railway Traveler, a rail travel buff's newsletter based in Louisville, Ky. Fellow editors Anthony Perl and Zane Katsikis also contributed to this story.
Even Couch Potatoes Can Enjoy This Mountain JOHN McKINNEY
Rail Passes for Eastern Europe MARVIN L. SALTZMAN, Saltzman , who lives in Malibu , is co-author, with Kathryn Turpin, of the 21st (1991) edition of "Eurail Guide--How to Travel Europe and All the World by Train."
Cruising by Train to Reno Is Fun and Games CHICKI MALLAN, Mallan is a free-lance writer living in Paradise, Calif.
Choo-Choo Special : Romancing the Rails : Moving the masses: a steamy India odyssey BOB ORTEGA, Ortega is a Seattle free-lance writer.
Freighter Formal
BOOKS
HOW GREEN WAS MY VALLEY: screenplay and introductory essay by Philip Dunne (Santa Theresa Press: $27.50; 105 pp.). Kenneth Turan
Nonfiction Chris Goodrich
Nonfiction Chris Goodrich
Nonfiction Chris Goodrich
Nonfiction Chris Goodrich
Nonfiction Chris Goodrich
Fiction Don G. Campbell
Fiction Don G. Campbell
Fiction Don G. Campbell
Nonfiction Chris Goodrich
Nonfiction Chris Goodrich
THE Bellow Epoch : SAUL BELLOW: A Biography of the Imagination, By Ruth Miller (St. Martin's Press: $19.95; 384 pp.) Joyce Carol Oates, Oates is the Roger S. Berlind Distinguished Professor in the Humanities at Princeton University
'Witness to Gettysburg' JOHN ESPEY
Filling in the Blankets : HOW TO MAKE AN AMERICAN QUILT By Whitney Otto (Villard Books: $18; 160 pp.) Judith Freeman, Freeman's latest novel, "Set for Life," will be published this fall by W.W. Norton.
It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Whirl : KISS OUT by Jill Eisenstadt (Alfred A. Knopf: $19.95; 343 pp.) Michael Cunningham, Cunningham is author of "A Home at the End of the World" (Farrar, Straus & Giroux)
A History of the Roamin' Empire : THE MIND OF THE TRAVELER: From Gilgamesh to Modern Tourism By Eric J. Leed (Basic Books: $24.95; 315 pp., illustrated) Judith Gingold, Gingold is a free - lance writer.
The Stepford Writers CHRIS ALTACRUISE, Altacruise is the pseudonym of a veteran of almost five years of workshops at several prestigious MFA programs. A version of this article, a version of which appeared in Lingua Franca, The Review of Academic Life.
From . . .Canto General by PABLO NERUDA
It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Whirl : THE HALLIE LAWRENCE STORY By Joyce Walter (St. Martin's Press: $18.95; 336 pp.) Susan Isaacs
WHITE WOLF: Living With an Arctic Legend by Jim Brandenburg (Northword: $19.95). Charles Solomon
A Tryst of Lemon : DAMAGE By Josephine Hart (Alfred A. Knopf: $17.95; 200 pp.) RICHARD EDER
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