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What happened on January 01, 1993
NEWS
Romanians Shiver Into '93
Max Solomon; Lawyer for Bugsy Siegel, Mickey Cohen
By Myrna Oliver
Cover Story - The Big Buildup
By Michael Szymanski
California Laws '93
By Jerry Gillam
FASHION - Future Shock - Hippie (Love Beads), Disco (Platforms) and Grunge (Plaid) to Make the '93 Scene
By Mary Rourke
10,000 Iraqi Gulf War Veterans Still Languish in Saudi Desert
By Kim Murphy
Wearing Out the Recession With a Closetful of Classics
By Ann Conway And Patrick Mott
Germany Mulls Role in Global Peacekeeping - Parliamentary debate due Jan. 14 may lead to a policy shift on use of forces.
By Tyler Marshall
Eyebrows That Take the Narrow View
By Janice L. Jones And Phyllis Chachere Lowe
State High Court Upholds Fine in 'Frivolous' Bias Suit - Law: Justices uphold decision penalizing a man who challenged senior-citizen restaurant discounts.
By Philip Hager
Peter Brocco; Veteran Performer in Movies, Theater, Television
FAA to Honor Grand Canyon Quiet Zones
O.C. Firms Weigh Disposal Options - Nuclear waste: With a dearth of nearby dumps, producers face either exorbitant shipping fees or potentially risky self-storage.
By Marla Cone
Sale Time All the Time - The Country Elegance bridal line is available at discount.
By Geri Cook
On the Cutting Edge - When it comes to a close shave, Archie the Barber is a master of a dying art. But 'you would not want this every day.'
By David Colker
Salvador Army Blocks Purge by Cristiani
By Douglas Farah
'I Checked In for One Day and I've Been Here Ever Since'
By Jeannine Stein
Speaker's Rearranging of Assembly Is Lesson in Power - Capitol: With seating assignments, committee appointments and office budgets, Brown shows what it means to be at the head of the pack.
By Dan Morain
* Rosalind Lorwin Feierabend; Social Psychologist, Politician
RESTAURANT REVIEW - Upscale Brasserie - Barsac's offers creative and delicious dishes from a chef who also hasn't forgotten the virtues of simplicity.
By Max Jacobson
Starring Role for IBM - The giant company teams up with UCLA to offer high-tech classes at Universal City for beginning and professional filmmakers.
By David Wharton
Cambodia Rebel Shells Oust U.N. Peacekeepers
Orange County Newswatch / A Special Report: New Laws
By Jerry Hicks
Mapping Out the Confusion Over Some People, Places
By Don Oldenburg
From Riot to Rap - Jews, Blacks Spread Message of Racial Harmony in a Troubled N.Y. Neighborhood
By Michael Z. Wise
Court Affirms State's Duty to Rescue School Districts
By Philip Hager
German Training System Gets Some Attention in U.S. - Workplace: Bill Clinton is looking overseas for ways to build worker skills for his model of youth apprenticeships.
By Laurel Shaper Walters
Peddling Out of Fear's Way - In search of an activity to fend off diabetes, a North Hollywood businessman, 62, chose to get on a 10-speed. He now rides at least 500 miles a month.
By Roy M. Wallack
Valley Pop Music Charts
U.S.-Russian Summit Shifted to Moscow
20 Die in Hong Kong New Year's Stampede
New Storm Hits N. California, Strands Many
By Martin Forstenzer And Eric Malnic
A Sampling of Stores Offering Value and Distinction
By John Morell
Rags and Riches
By Betty Goodwin
Hunt Stands Defiant Amid Calls for His Resignation - Ethics: Alabama governor assails charges that he misused his inaugural funds. Some see latest scandal harming his dealings with legislators.
By Eric Harrison
O.C. Jobless Rate Hits 7%, Highest in 9 Years - Economy: 97,000 were out of work in November. Statewide, unemployment was 10.1%, also a 9-year high.
By Michael Flagg
Czechs, Slovaks Say Farewell to Unity--Warily
By Carol J. Williams
Bell Sees No Legal Obstacle to Release of Bush's Tape - Iran-Contra: President's lawyer argues grand jury rules should not prohibit divulging statement. He apparently wants public to hear Bush's denial.
By Ronald J. Ostrow
Ling-Ling's Eggs Could Possibly Be Used in Birth of a 'Test Tube' Cub
Properly Restrained, the White Collar Worker Can Become a Tidy Company Man
By John Morell
Orange County Newswatch / A Special Report: New Laws
By Jerry Hicks
KGIL Signs Off - The Mission Hills-based station has been sold, ending the talk radio format it had broadcast since 1985.
By Michael Arkush
Couple Who Left Children Home Alone Freed on Bail
Following the Herd - When it comes to moving sheep, border collies can't be beat. The best can mesmerize the animals with a look.
By Kate Poss
Nuclear Waste Law Fails to Produce New Dumps - Environment: Slow to find sites for their radioactive trash, states now face storage problems and high costs.
By Maura Dolan
Gang Tie Suspected in Fatal Santa Ana Shooting
Charges Possible for Cuban Escape Pilot - Freedom: U.S. ponders action in flight of 48 defectors to the United States. Flier says even if he goes to prison, the risk for his family was worth it.
The Waltzing of 'Shmulnik' - Playwright Allan Knee says he wrote the period comedy for himself to help rediscover his Jewish identity.
By Janice Arkatov
Orange County Newswatch / A Special Report: New Laws
By Jerry Hicks
The Word On What's Hip And What's Hype
By Rose Apodaca
Bush Hails Troops for Aiding Somalis - Africa: President visits forces, clinic, is greeted by Mogadishu-area residents. But a nighttime artillery duel between clans underscores issue of disarming militias.
By Daniel Williams
Brain Cancer Researchers Tell of Prevention, Cures in Rats
* Jennie Resnick Bernstein; Mother of Conductor Leonard Bernstein
A Raw State of Beauty - The city of Burbank has commissioned two artworks for its recycle center--one using all natural fibers, the other reclaimed glass.
By Nancy Kapitanoff
Father, 3 Others Cleared in Du Pont Abduction Case
A CHRONICLE OF THE PASSING SCENE - And if a Movie Takes a Dive. . .
By Sue Reilly
Sport a Shoe That's Fit to Play Those Little Games
By Julie Bawden Davis
Grape Growers Receive Go-Ahead on Pesticide - Agriculture: The EPA chief's reversal of earlier decision draws angry response by environmentalists.
By Rudy Abramson
Despite Sarajevo Jeers, U.N. Chief Urges Talks - Bosnia: On a swift visit, Boutros-Ghali insists that only more negotiations can end the Serbian aggression.
By Stanley Meisler
Fashion Victims in the Follies of '92
By Garry Abrams
Suspended Officer Who Pens 7s This Way Gets Job Back
Born to the Blues - Maurice Miller and the other members of Valley-based Sweet Grease are weekly crowd-pleasers at Re$iduals.
By David S. Barry
U.S. Students' Math Skills Still Lag Asians' - Education: UCI study involving Japanese and Taiwanese shows Americans did no better than in 1980 comparisons.
* Susan W. Gray; Pioneer Work Led to Head Start Program
Pantsuits Stride Back In - Fabrics are geared toward versatile occasions.
By Barbara Denatale
How to Boost Our Scores in Geography
By Don Oldenburg
Jobless Benefits Office Short on Holiday Spirit
By Chris Woodyard
State Lawmakers See '93 as Battle of the Budget II - Government: Leaders say struggles with cutbacks and the deficit will make for another painful session.
By Dan Morain
Simplified Styles Use Natural Fibers and Neutral Colors - O.C. Experts Predict, for Women and Men, a Return to Natural Fibers, Classic Styles and Simple Silhouettes
By Kathryn Bold
PERSONAL HEALTH - Recording Therapy for Tape Replay
By Kathleen Doheny
Kenyans Spar Over Ballot Counting - Election: Weary officials, candidates monitor slow tabulation. President Moi heads for a narrow victory.
By Scott Kraft
Breakthrough in Whitefly Fight Reported - Science: The bug is a distinct species and not just another common strain, researchers report. If true, the search for a natural enemy could be made easier.
By Donna K. H. Walters
Orange County Newswatch / A Special Report: New Laws
By Jerry Hicks
COLUMN ONE - On Guard, but Who Is the Enemy? - No invasion force is poised on Canada's Arctic doorstep, but sometimes the nation acts as if one were. A thin, thin line--including Eskimos armed with World War I rifles--defends the frozen north.
By Mary Williams Walsh
BOOK REVIEW - A Woman Who Got Tired of Being Pushed - THIS LITTLE LIGHT OF MINE: The Life of Fannie Lou Hamer by Kay Mills ; Dutton $24; 390 pages
By Constance Casey
FDA Relieved of Blame in '89 Scare Over Chilean Fruit
Crack in the Ranks of GOP Signaled a Power Struggle - 1992 THE YEAR IN REVIEW. For Republicans and Democrats, It Was an Introspective Year
By Dave Lesher
Corpse Dumped by Van Thieves Is Found After Hunt
FDA Proposes Tougher Rules for Bottled Water
By Marlene Cimons
Timothy Healy; Priest Was Head of New York Library
Store Clerk Is 6th Victim in Killing Spree
Denver Hepatitis Outbreak Sparks Warning
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Volunteer Petal Pushers Put End to Rose Parade Crisis - Spectacle: Rescuers finish decorating six floats that were behind schedule. All entries will be on display at route's end.
By Edmund Newton
Tiny Copter a Good Scout - Aircraft: Its civilian owner rebuilt the OH-6 Vietnam War-era chopper. Now the rare whirlybird has a movie role.
By Ronald B. Taylor
'I'll Never Quit' - The Slaying of Latasha Harlins Impels Her Aunt on a Crusade
By Penelope Mcmillan
NEWPORT BEACH - Fun Zone Reverts to the Locals in Winter
By Mimi Ko
CLASSES - Adult education courses have something for everyone.
By Kim Kowsky
Relatives Struggle to Cope - With Pair of Violent Deaths Tragedy: Woman with Down's syndrome, grandmother dead in apparent murder-suicide.
By Edmund Newton
NEWPORT BEACH - Spirit Run to Again Benefit Area Schools
By Mimi Ko
Eleanor W. Hiller; Corrections Activist - Obituaries
Alcohol Investigators Return to Field - Regulation: Staffing shortages forced ABC to process backlog in liquor license applications instead of cracking down on violators.
By Marc Lacey
105-Year-Old Santa Paula Paper Closes - Journalism: The news shocks the town and the Chronicle's staff. The recession and ad revenue losses are blamed.
By Carlos V. Lozano
Buckle Up for Changes in the New Year - Outlook: Stricter seat belt law is timely as county awaits twists and turns in health care, transportation, and, it is hoped, the economy.
By David Reyes
Drug Arrests On the Rise During 1992 - Crime: The countywide upsurge reflects a crackdown on street dealers. The figures still pale in comparison with L.A.
By Ron Soble
New Year's Day
COUNTYWIDE - County Parks Offer Variety of Activities
By Shelby Grad
Counting People Out - Why the Census Bureau undercount hurts this area
Judge's Estate May Pursue Damage Claim - Courts: Justices rule that late Calvin Schmidt met requirement for seeking punitive award in libel suit against Register.
Police Alert Sleeping Occupants to House Fire
By Stacy Wong
Attempted Theft of Car Ends in Fatal Shooting - Van Nuys: Police say a man and his partner may have thought they were being chased by officers when a van they were in crashed.
By Julie Tamaki
YORBA LINDA - City Addressing Park Shortcomings
By Danielle A. Fouquette
Galanter Voices Opposition to Playa Vista Plan - Development: Councilwoman says the environmental report does not contain adequate measures to offset the impact of construction near Marina del Rey.
By Jeffrey L. Rabin
SEAL BEACH - Surfboard Maker Celebrating 30th Year
By Jon Nalick
Homeless Man Beaten to Death
City Won't Have to Pay Dalton Case Legal Fees - Courts: Judge rules against police unions' lawsuit regarding officers' raid on apartments in 1988.
By James Rainey
Area Libraries Checking Out Creative Ways to Survive Cuts - Budget: Branches that have survived permanent closure find new methods to maintain community interest amid the latest reductions.
By Randal C. Archibold
Governments' Fiscal Woes Not Over in '93
By Eric Lichtblau
2 Youths Arrested in Funeral-Site Slaying - Crime: Police credit community assistance for finding the suspects, 14- and 17-year-old gang members.
By Scott Harris
Officers Shoot Man Near MacArthur Park
News Wires Furnish Steady Stream of Strange Stories
By Dana Parsons
10% Jobless Rate Is the Highest Since 1983 - Employment: 38,900 residents were out of work in November. Some signs suggest that the local economy may improve this year.
By Patrick Mccartney And Christopher Heredia
BURBANK - Preoccupation With Development Will Carry City Into '93
By Jim Herron Zamora
VENTURA - 4 Arrested After Police Find Drugs
A Few Fearless New Year's Resolutions for California
Bird Owners Flock Together to Oppose Proposed Limits - Camarillo: Some residents are squawking over plans to restrict the number of avians and categorize them by weight.
By Maia Davis
Monthly Report
MISSION VIEJO - Recreation Centers Will Be Toned Up
By Frank Messina
FOUNTAIN VALLEY - Young Dancers Get a Chance to Shine
By Debra Cano
Northridge Boy, 16, Shot to Death
104 Years Young - Longtime Santa Ana Resident Celebrating Milestone - Birthday Attributes His Longevity to Liquor, Ladies
By Timothy Chou
Highlights, Lowlights of a Wacky Year - Review: The Valley area had its share of offbeat events in 1992. Here is an opportunity to raise your eyebrows one more time.
By Aaron Curtiss
MISSION VIEJO - Golf Driving Range to Open at College
By Anna Cekola
Taxpayers Scurry to Beat Deadline on Donated Items - Deductions: Charity centers in the Valley have received everything from black suede boots to a bone-healing machine.
By Carol Watson
A TASTE OF THE SOUTH BAY: Dining Spots in Your Area
By Michael Krikorian
Alcala Death Sentence Is Upheld by the California Supreme Court
Charges Filed Over Recording Studio in Home
Be Kind to Yourself
A Brush With Nature - Santa Monica Mountains: Young offenders attack the Spanish broom, a weed choking the native flora. As a result, grasses are returning.
By Carol Chastang
Iowa Panel Drops Bribery Probe Involving Wymer
By Bill Billiter
Boy, 11, Struck by Train in Alleged Game of Chicken
By Otto Strong
Three Armed Men Rob Jewelry Store in Westminster Mall
Holiday Closings
Obituaries
They're the Talk of Middle-Age Women - Careers: Public access television hosts say their friendship helps them explore contemporary issues with humor and honesty.
By Kim Kowsky
BUENA PARK - After-School Play Offers TV Alternative
By Debra Cano
Hospital Gives Babies a Safe Start With Free Seats for the Trip Home
By Consella A. Lee
4 Homes for the Mentally Disabled Put on Probation - Social services: State officials also revoke the same operators' license of an Antelope Valley facility where a patient wandered away and died.
By John Chandler
WEEKENDER: What to Do on the Weekends
By Kim Kowsky
NEWBURY PARK - 16-Year-Old Girl Held in Stabbing
Full Data on Drug Aid Sought
By Hector Tobar
Computer Executive Donald Brosnan Dies - Obituary: His career spanned about 35 years. He last served as CEO at Gateway Communications in Irvine.
By Stacy Wong
Gang Suspect Held in Shooting
Ventura County 1992 - The Major Stories
By Gary Gorman
Eleanor W. Hiller; Corrections Activist
By Stephanie Stassel
Officials Say Remarks by Judge Show Panel Needed - Courts: His comparison of woman in divorce case to cow and mention of 'good looks' underscore the need for new bias committee, bar group says.
By Rene Lynch
SPORTS
All-League High School Football Teams
LIBERTY BOWL - Ole Miss Uses Defense to Beat Air Force, 13-0
Life Goes On for Stallings - His Son, John Mark, 30, Has Down's Syndrome, but He's Still 'Main Man' to Alabama Coach
By Ben Walker
1992: Revisited - Turn Back the Clock for a Unique Look at the Region's Sports Personalities and the Things They Say, for Better or for Worse. Staff Writer Rich Tosches Examines the Year - From a Slightly Skewed Perspective
By Rich Tosche
Al Davis Said to Be NFL's Deal Breaker
By Bob Oates
HORSE RACING / BILL CHRISTINE - 1992 Had Its Ups and Downs
1992: THE YEAR IN REVIEW - ORANGE COUNTY Sports: problems outweighed successes. - Goodby to Numbed '90s, Year Three
By Mike Penner
COTTON BOWL - Defeating Irish Would Be Almost Perfect for Aggies
By Danny Robbins
Top-Ranked El Toro Girls Fall
By Martin Beck
PRO FOOTBALL / NFL PLAYOFF REPORT - AFC - Steelers' O'Donnell Is Much Improved
Names in the News
Eight Bowl Games Way Too Much of a Mediocre Thing
By Larry Stewart
Names in the News
FIESTA BOWL - Poor Playing Surface Concerns Coaches
By Julie Cart
Fast Start by Toros Has Rekindled Memories of 22-9 Team of 1986-87
By Irene Garcia
1992: THE YEAR IN REVIEW - From Eisner and His Bucks to Rodgers, 20 Who Mattered in '92
By Mike Penner
Regis Tops Christ College Irvine
A Lot Fewer Antics, but More to Admire
By Mike Downey
Kings Keep Sliding in Loss to Canucks
By Lisa Dillman
Names in the News
INDEPENDENCE BOWL - It Isn't Perfect, but Wake Forest Defeats Oregon
Area Team to Play in Soccer Exhibition
Incidents May Not Be Embarrassing, but Television Interview May Be
Just Talking a Good Game Won't Do It - Sugar Bowl: Miami, Alabama will try to back up pregame chatter and earn No. 1 ranking in the process tonight.
By Gene Wojciechowski
Basketball
Rose Bowl Rerun Lacks the Luster - College football: When Washington and Michigan met last season, a share of the national championship was at stake.
By Thomas Bonk
Names in the News
PRO FOOTBALL / NFL PLAYOFF REPORT - NFC - 49ers' Kicking Situation Is on Hold
They Pick Only the Best of the Roses
By Mal Florence
Washington Makes Quick Cut to Hawaii
BLOCKBUSTER BOWL - Walsh-Paterno Gets Top Pregame Billing
By John Cherwa
Names in the News
Basketball
Golf
Valenzuela Rescues Boy From Burning Trailer
By Bill Christine
Rose Bowl Crowd of About 91,000 Is Expected, Smallest in 38 Years
By Thomas Bonk
Capistrano Valley Squanders Big Lead in Final Quarter
By Mark Derowitsch
FISHING / DAN STANTON - It Was a Very Good Year for Anglers
By Dan Stanton
ORANGE BOWL - 'The Battle for No. 2' Doesn't Have Right Sound to Florida State
By Chris Baker
SOCCER ROUNDUP - Edison Defeats San Dieguito in Shootout
By Martin Beck
Chi Chi Keeps Improving With Age - Golf: At 57, Rodriguez is headed for his seventh consecutive Tournament of Champions. This weekend, he will play in Orange County.
By Dan Hafner
Johnson and Valentine Join Reds as Advisers
NHL ROUNDUP - Lemieux Tops 100-Point Mark as Penguins Tie
They're Helping South Rise Again - Seniors Williamson and McIntosh Have Been Key Players in the Rebirth of Spartan Basketball
By Cap Carey
HANCOCK BOWL - Teaff Gambles and Goes Out With a Victory
COLLEGE BASKETBALL ROUNDUP - Michigan Completes Sweep of Ranked Teams in Honolulu
Harvard Alum Reiner Plays With Rosy Outlook
By Steven Herbert
TODAY'S OTHER BOWL GAMES - Buckeyes Can't Spend Whole Time on Hearst
Newswire
Fan Says Solis Hit Him After Losing Race
By Bob Mieszerski
GATOR BOWL - This Time, Florida Wins With Defense
Basketball
ENTERTAINMENT
'Carousel' Gets Another Go-Around in London - Musical: The Rodgers & Hammerstein classic is being revived at the Royal National Theater.
By Matt Wolf
Pop/rock
By Aleene Macminn
RESTAURANT REVIEW - Aglow Over the Cobalt Cantina
By Michelle Huneven
Movies
By Aleene Macminn
That Was No Actor in That Role--It Was a Director!
By Hillel Italie
KLSX Owner Responds to FCC's Howard Stern Fine
By Claudia Puig
Impressions of Pride and Brotherhood
By Robert Hilburn
FACES '93 - Some Names to Be Reckoned With in the New Year - CLASSICAL
By Martin Bernheimer
Joan Plowright's Prolific Screen Life - Movies: Laurence Olivier's widow's recent roles range from a crusty Victorian in 'Enchanted April' to Mrs. Wilson in 'Dennis the Menace.'
By Charles Champlin
FACES '93 - Some Names to Be Reckoned With in the New Year - JAZZ
By Leonard Feather
Grove Finances Go From Bard to Worse
By Zan Dubin
FACES '93 - Some Names to Be Reckoned With in the New Year - TELEVISION
By Daniel Cerone
'Boomerang' Comes Back
By Dennis Hunt
TV REVIEW - 'Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman' Is Bad Medicine
By Howard Rosenberg
A 'Vigil' With Disenchanted Mourners
By T.H. Mcculloh
Stage
By Aleene Macminn
FACES '93 - Some Names to Be Reckoned With in the New Year - PERFORMANCE
By Jan Breslauer
FACES '93 - Some Names to Be Reckoned With in the New Year - ART
By Christopher Knight
Benefiting AIDS Groups With a Non-AIDS Theme - Movies: Howard Cushnir parlayed donations of time and equipment into 'Sexual Healing,' a film good enough for Showtime.
By Steve Weinstein
Upstarts Invigorate Art Scene - 1992 THE YEAR IN REVIEW. O.C. Art: Some Were Cautious, Some Were Clever
By Cathy Curtis
FACES '93 - Some Names to Be Reckoned With in the New Year - DANCE
By Lewis Segal
Pop/rock
By Aleene Macminn
A Fantastic Journey With Terry Gilliam - The filmmaker tells how technical challenges were tackled and financial land mines dodged in making 'Baron Munchausen.'
By Barbara Saltzman
Amy ABC vs. Amy CBS vs. Van Damme - Networks: NBC pits the martial arts hero in 'Lionheart' against the battling 'Lethal Lolita' movies. Which will be the winner? Maybe all three.
By Greg Braxton
Music
By Aleene Macminn
POP MUSIC REVIEW - Problem-Plagued Def Leppard Doesn't Show It at Forum Gig
By Katherine Turman
You Can't Tell the Amys Without a Scorecard
By Howard Rosenberg
Monk/Coltrane Session Highlights New Releases
By Zan Stewart
FACES '93 - Some Names to Be Reckoned With in the New Year - FILM
By Michael Wilmington
FACES '93 - Some Names to Be Reckoned With in the New Year - COUNTRY
By Robert Hilburn
FACES '93 - Some Names to Be Reckoned With in the New Year - STAGE
By Sylvie Drake
FACES '93 - Some Names to Be Reckoned With in the New Year - POP
By Robert Hilburn
Consumer Indifference Hits Digital vs. MiniDisc War
By Dennis Hunt
Carmichael Blasts Lee on 'Malcolm'
POP MUSIC REVIEW - Down and Dirty at the Coach House - Cracker's motley crew plays a greasy brand of rock with raspy melodies and rich harmonies. Opening act Eli Riddle shows real potential with its sparkling set.
By Mike Boehm
'The Bus May Be Different but It's the Same Trip' - Psychedelia: Singer Grace Slick comments on her life and a new, three-CD box from RCA Records, 'Jefferson Airplane Loves You.'
By Mary Campbell
BUSINESS
FCC Reopens the Debate on Syndication - Television: The agency, responding to an appeals court's criticism of new rules, asks for comments from interested parties on several key issues.
By John Lippman
New Pesos Introduced in Mexico - Currency: Starting today, an old 1,000-peso bill is worth 1 new peso, but both are still valued at about 33 cents.
By Juanita Darling
Japan's Slowdown: 'Tis the Seasoning
Banking & Finance
Jobless Claims Hit 3-Year Low
Banking & Finance
Other News
Other News
Drug Varieties: Is There No Relief?
By Denise Gellene
Dow Off 20; NASDAQ at New High
Other News
Overseas Stocks Lag U.S. Issues for 1992 - Investments: A robust dollar turned gains to losses for many Americans who invested abroad.
By Tom Petruno
Brown and Kantor Stir Misgivings - Appointments: Clinton's Commerce Department and trade representative choices are viewed in the U.S. high-tech community as inconsistent with campaign promises.
By Sara Fritz
A Year-End Quiz
By James Bates
In '92, Small Stocks Were Big - NASDAQ Issues--and Investors--at Giddy Heights
By Tom Petruno
Other News
Banking & Finance
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Flat-Screen Tariffs Totter
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