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What happened on February 14, 1994
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
FULLERTON : He Hopes to Feather Nest With Ostrich MARY LOU PICKEL
Acton Man Arrested in Slayings of a Father, Son : Crime: The two were shot to death Saturday after arguing with the accused at his trailer, authorities say.
EARTHQUAKE: THE ROAD TO RECOVERY : Racing Along the Road to Riches : Rebuilding: Driven by incentives, firms strive to resurface the quake- damaged Simi Valley Freeway by Thursday. DAVID COLKER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Community Essay : Fill Empty Offices With Children at Their Work : With some ingenuity and a building code waiver, quake-damaged schools could reopen at business sites. JANET R. BEALES, Janet R. Beales is an education policy analyst with the Reason Foundation and author of the report, "Satellite Schools: The Private Provision of School Infrastructure." and
MISSION VIEJO : Trustees to Draft School Choice Plan RICHARD CORE
VENTURA : City to Consider Rezoning Request PEGGY Y. LEE
Camarillo Cyclists Don't Appreciate the Mudslinging SARA CATANIA, TIMES STAFF WRITER
PERSPECTIVE ON THE CLINTON HEALTH PLAN : 'Choice' Belongs to Government : The details include $10,000 fines for trying to supplement the forced plan with real choice in doctors or treatment. PHIL GRAMM, Sen. Phil Gramm (R-Texas) is a former economics professor at Texas A&M University
SIMI VALLEY : Hearing Slated on Quake-Repair Funds SARA CATANIA
EARTHQUAKE: THE ROAD TO RECOVERY : Freeway Linkages Reopened MIGUEL BUSTILLO, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SANTA ANA : Meeting Changed on Space-Saver School JON NALICK
Palmdale Resident Masters the Art of the Drive NORA ZAMICHOW
Anniversary of a Fatwa
Testimony : ONE PERSON'S STORY ABOUT CHINESE IN AMERICA : 'They Don't Think They Need to Change' As Told to ROBERT SCHEER
Toxic Discharges
Obituaries
Comment : 'I Love You' Is Not Just for Valentine's Day BARBARA De ANGELIS, Barbara De Angelis is an educator and television personality. Her latest book is "Are You the One for Me?" (Delacourt, 1992). and
THOUSAND OAKS : Study Sought for Ethnic Museum Sites STEPHANIE SIMON
2 New Express Bus Routes Offer a Way Around the 'Y' CAROLINE LEMKE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
GARDEN GROVE : Water-Saving Classes for Gardeners Set GEOFF BOUCHER
Earthquake: The Road To Recovery : A Guide To Coping With The Quake Times researchers David E. Brady and Stephanie Stassel
Seismic Upgrading
Into the Sea
LOS ALAMITOS : Sewer Services May Pass to City Control BERT ELJERA
Muscles for Freeways : No one's laughing at retrofitting anymore
EARTHQUAKE: THE ROAD TO RECOVERY : Quake Workers Say They Weren't Fully Prepared MIGUEL BUSTILLO, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Judicial Nominee Gets Things Done Without Fanfare GEORGE RAMOS
FULLERTON : Kindergarten Urged for Maple Center MARY LOU PICKEL
MISSION VIEJO : Scholarship Created in Name of Student RICHARD CORE
Today's Agenda
3 Strikes and You're Where? Don't Judge a Book by Its Cover
We Need to Red-Light Those Red Tags on Repairable Buildings : Quake aftermath: To protect affordable housing, caution is essential. The non-profit sector has a proven track record in rehabilitating low-income units. ROBERT A. SANBORN, Robert A. Sanborn is the executive director of A Community of Friends, which builds housing in which the mentally disabled live independent, non-institutional lives.
Platform : 'Approach Students in a More Respectful Way' Compiled for The Times by Vicky Clepper
Quake Fix
City Council Can't Agree on Hiring of Recruiter : Ventura: Members have been unable to reach consensus on role of an economic development consultant or whether one is even needed. PEGGY Y. LEE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
EARTHQUAKE: THE ROAD TO RECOVERY : CSUN Opens Today After Last-Minute Scramble : Education: By nightfall Sunday, some portable classrooms were not set up. Class scheduling errors had surfaced. JOHN CHANDLER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Multicultural Manners : New Year's Gift Makes Her See Red NORINE DRESSER
COSTA MESA : City to Discuss Trash District Takeover WILLSON CUMMER
Favorite Places
L.A. Fiscal Woes Threaten Local Highway Plans : Transportation: The $1.1-billion Eastern tollway and the proposed parking garage-transit center near Disneyland are among the projects jeopardized. JEFFREY A. PERLMAN, TIMES URBAN AFFAIRS WRITER
ORANGE COUNTY VOICES : Plans for Flexible Transportation Alternatives Are Moving Right Along : Commuting: Next month, O.C. commuter rail system will zip into L.A. Transit ways, express buses and feeder bus systems will be coming soon. SARAH L. CATZ, Sarah L. Catz is a member of the Board of Directors of the Orange County Transportation Authority, the Southern California Regional Rail Authority (Metrolink), and Commuter Transportation Service Inc
EARTHQUAKE: THE ROAD TO RECOVERY : For Valentine's Day, Give the Gifts That Keep on Giving--Pets SUE REILLY, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Vote on Metrolink Airport Stop Delayed HENRY CHU
OXNARD : Home Is Evacuated After Heater Explodes JEFF McDONALD
EARTHQUAKE: THE ROAD TO RECOVERY : Dump Sites Get Their Fill of Quake Debris : Cleanup: Simi Valley closes its free service, while Fillmore still accepts brick and concrete. Landfills have extended hours and raised weight limits. SARA CATANIA and SCOTT HADLY, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Laguna Group Trying to Help Dayworkers : Labor: Task force, working to raise funds for a job center, says anti-immigrant climate is not conducive to its efforts. FERNANDO ROMERO, TIMES STAFF WRITER
CYPRESS : Schools May Adopt Bicycle Helmet Rule MIMI KO
Heated Contest : 100 Firefighters Test Their Skills, Compete in 5-Exercise Drill ERIC LICHTBLAU, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SIMI VALLEY : Library Plans Events for Presidents' Day TRACY WILSON
MAKING A DIFFERENCE : One Region's Approach: Help Ease Children's Emotional Aftershocks Times researcher CATHERINE GOTTLIEB
Hard Work Pays Off for Congregation : Religion: New church is dedicated, replacing facility destroyed during the riots. Members say rebuilding effort brought them together. JOHN L. MITCHELL, TIMES STAFF WRITER
LAGUNA BEACH : Plan Would Ban Dogs at Small Parks LESLIE EARNEST
LAGUNA BEACH : Her Tree Signs Get to Heart of the Matter LILY DIZON
EARTHQUAKE: THE ROAD TO RECOVERY : Residents' Affection for City Remains Intact PHIL SNEIDERMAN and SCOTT GLOVER, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
118 Freeway Connector Reopens
ANAHEIM : Council Candidates Report Contributions TERRY SPENCER
LA HABRA : Anti-Vending Law to Get Final City OK MIMI KO
Family Identifies Teen Who Fatally Shot Self
PLACENTIA : Law Before City May Impound Store Carts DANIELLE A. FOUQUETTE
Salman Rushdie, St. Valentine and the Birds : The holy executioners twinned love and death on this day, but the sparrows still choose mates and treat saint and killer alike. ROBERT COOVER, Robert Coover's most recent novels are "Pinocchio in Venice" and "A Night at the Movies" (Simon and Schuster). He teaches writing at Brown University in Rhode Island. and
Boy, 4, Disappears From Foster Home : Missing: Officials fear the child may have been taken out of the country by his biological parents. His father is a Jordanian national. LILY DIZON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Second Opinion / OTHER MEDIA : RAFU SHIMPO : In Age of Empty Promises, Need for Chanto Grows From a column by Naomi Hirahara, English editor of Rafu Shimpo, a Japanese daily newspaper published in Los Angeles.
SIMI VALLEY : Horse Killed When Trailer Overturns J. E. MITCHELL
EARTHQUAKE: THE ROAD TO RECOVERY : Moorpark to Study Ways to Improve Preparedness : Disaster: Last month's temblor exposed lapses in city's emergency response procedures, including communication and organization of personnel. JAMES MAIELLA JR., SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
NEWPORT BEACH : Park Residents Sue Over Rent Increases BOB ELSTON
Building Collapse Puts Owner in Spotlight : Quake: Northridge complex where 16 died is part of a real estate empire built by an Indian immigrant. Some see him as role model, but he has been the target of several lawsuits on his properties. ANN W. O'NEILL, TIMES STAFF WRITER
EARTHQUAKE: THE ROAD TO RECOVERY : Appetite for Construction : 2 Neighbors Enjoy Noisy Spectacle of Freeway Repair Work ANN W. O'NEILL, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Historic Adobes CECILIA RASMUSSEN
Malathion Spraying
EARTHQUAKE: THE ROAD TO RECOVERY : Camarillo Metrolink Station Opens Today : Transportation: No-frills facility was built in a week. It marks the first commuter train service in west Ventura County. JEFF McDONALD, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Panel to Review Amgen Expansion Plans : Thousand Oaks: Company officials are hopeful that city will OK doubling of office space at their headquarters. Approval would cut through red tape and speed completion of the five-year project. MATTHEW MOSK, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Farrakhan and Anti-Semitism
NEWS
Role Models? Romeo and Juliet? That Explains All the Deranged Love Mutants MERRILL MARKOE, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES: Markoe is the author of "What the Dogs Have Taught Me." and
Teen Stabbed to Death at Bachelor Party : Violence: A man and woman are arrested after an argument over a stripper's tip turns deadly. MARK PLATTE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
On Reagan's Sayings--You Can Quote Him JACK SMITH
Northridge Tragedy Puts Landlord Into Limelight : Earthquake: Rich but private Shashikant Jogani owns the building in which 16 died. He seems a paradox. ANN W. O'NEILL, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Venezuelan Bank Collapse Threatens Nation's Future : Finance: Banco Latino's failure is worst ever in South America. Analysts fear a social explosion. KENNETH FREED, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Dr. Charles William Wahl; Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at UCLA
French Loosen Ties to Former Africa Colonies SCOTT KRAFT, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Norman Del Mar; British Conductor, Author and Music Teacher
IN BRIEF : Lecture to Recount Skiers' Heroic Exploits
Israeli Officials Wary of Keeping Small Settlements : Mideast: Peres questions nation's ability to protect settlers. Statement unleashes resentment in Gaza. KIM MURPHY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
IN BRIEF : AIDS Service Provider Announces New Name
Nation IN BRIEF : KANSAS : Links Made in Fires at Abortion Clinics From Times Staff and Wire Reports
IN BRIEF : Mature Driver Program Can Cut Insurance Cost
Most States Seen Getting More Under Health Plan DAN MORGAN, THE WASHINGTON POST
Critics Circle Honors Five New Books
Health Program Could Realign Work Force : Reform: Budget office warns that skilled-unskilled gap could widen. Small firms might keep wages low. JAMES RISEN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Quake Weary Seek Out Ventura County Malls, Apartments : Commerce: Businesses find an influx of new customers. 'It's nice to see . . . normal things going on,' one shopper says. CONSTANCE SOMMER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Washington Insight PAUL HOUSTON and WILLIAM J. EATON
Malaria Vaccine Shows Promise in Trials in Africa Reuters
The Camera Loves Him--Will Audience? GEORGE SKELTON
Boy Killed, Brother Injured in Freeway Accident CHIP JOHNSON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
American Wins the Downhill in Olympic Upset From Times Staff Writers
Haiti Blast Not Seen Deepening Fuel Shortage From Associated Press
Defense Chief Sees Little Air Strike Risk : Balkans: Perry is confident that Serbian weapons pose only a minimal threat to American planes. Bosnian Serbs resume turning in their big guns. JIM MANN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
BOOK REVIEW: FOOD : Celebrating the Joys of Eating With Your Sweetheart : DOMESTICITY by Bob Shacochis ; Scribner's, $22, 320 pages KAREN STABINER, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Police Find Ways, Words to Aid Mugged Tourist : Crime: A nightmare that began when a Frenchman got lost in Willowbrook has a happy ending. He says he would be willing to visit Los Angeles again. SUSAN MOFFAT, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Huffington Hitches His U.S. Senate Race to '3 Strikes' DAVE LESHER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Docs Go Hollywood : Relief Group Honors Pair of Producers and Raises $500,000 BILL HIGGINS, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
70,000 Sudanese Stranded a Week Without Food From Associated Press
Louis Bonesio Jr.; Received Organs From Different Donors
Firestorm Destroyed Social Barriers Too : Community: Laguna neighbors who barely knew each other now share information, hugs. REBECCA TROUNSON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Recall Targets Vista Board's Creationists : Education: Handling of school district by conservative Christians has been the focus of bitter feuds. The members under fire say they are being persecuted. MICHAEL GRANBERRY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Nation IN BRIEF : MARYLAND : Inmate OKs Taping of His Execution From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Seeing Red Over the Cost of Holiday Roses? CONNIE KOENENN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Lobbyists Use All Weapons in Legislative War PAUL JACOBS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
American Wins the Downhill in Olympic Upset From Times Staff Writers
Showing His Colors : Bernard Lewin Helps Open Bowers Exhibit of His Mexican Art Collection ANN CONWAY
2 Aid Workers Kidnaped in Somalia; Peacekeeper Slain From Times Wire Services
COLUMN ONE : Jury Is Out on the Role of Gender : The Menendez trial raises tantalizing questions about how jurors think. Lawyers often rely on their own assumptions, but research says predicting a panel's reaction is tricky. MAURA DOLAN, TIMES LEGAL AFFAIRS WRITER
Oahu valley families get old-time lease on life : In exchange for living on state land far from Waikiki glitz, they'll help revive Hawaiian traditions. SUSAN ESSOYAN, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Power Crews in Southeast Strive to Restore Service from Times Wire Services
Ex-Homeless Man Now Running Shelter : Coup: Keith Mitchell once stayed at capital's largest center for the dispossessed. His job there is being watched closely. RENE SANCHEZ, THE WASHINGTON POST
Boat Capsizes; 200 Feared Lost Off Thailand Reuters
Luis Alberto Sanchez; Peruvian Writer, Political Leader
America's Professor of Peace : Idealism: Attempts to fight violence with violence have failed, says a columnist and teacher. His suggestion? Teach kids to solve little arguments before they become big fights. BETTIJANE LEVINE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Another Sex Scandal Rocks British Government : Politics: Conservative lawmaker denies he had an affair with an aide. But he resigns parliamentary post anyway. WILLIAM TUOHY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
PERSONAL HEALTH : Fitness Log Will Keep You Focused KATHLEEN DOHENY
Walter Havighurst; English Professor, 'Annie Oakley' Author
3rd-Century Coins Stolen Associated Press
Frank Cormier; Associated Press Presidential Correspondent
Pick Your Sentiments Carefully : Roses are love; carnations are passion. Think before sending your heart in this fashion. KAREN DARDICK, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Eiichi Yoshida; Floral Marketing Pioneer, Museum Fund-Raiser
Israeli Secret Police Officer Shot to Death From Reuters
Robbers Kill 3 in Missouri Convenience Store Associated Press
ENTERTAINMENT
What Makes a Film 'Foreign'? HENRY ONG, Henry Ong is an L.A. playwright. His play "Madame Mao's Memories" will be at San Diego's Old Globe Theatre in May-June. and
COUNTERPUNCH LETTER : Founders Earned the Room They Built
Sales Cold Even as 'Ace' Stays Warm : Box office: Despite hopes that the Oscar nominations would fuel ticket sales, the East Coast's Arctic blast slows weekend moviegoing. ROBERT W. WELKOS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
JAZZ REVIEW : Missing the Target : Except for His Brother's Playing, Cannonball Tribute Is Wide of the Mark DON HECKMAN, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
MUSIC REVIEW : Tate, Philharmonic Examine Two Faces of Romanticism MARTIN BERNHEIMER, TIMES MUSIC CRITIC
DANCE REVIEW : Energetic Show From Lar Lubovitch Co. CHRIS PASLES, TIMES STAFF WRITER
'New Chinese Cinema' Focuses on Revolution KEVIN THOMAS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
POP REVIEWS : Flores Bridges Gap Between Lee, Raitt CHRIS WILLMAN
MUSIC REVIEW : The Return of Mstislav Rostropovich, Cellist DANIEL CARIAGA, TIMES MUSIC WRITER
JAZZ REVIEWS : Variety of Kinks Limit Adderley Tribute DON HECKMAN
Stringing Together Jazz and New Beats : Music: Guitarist Ronny Jordan, who plays the Coach House tonight, blends the traditional with funk, hip-hop. 'Now's the time for new ideas and a new direction,' he says. ZAN STEWART, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
How TV News Spiraled Into 'Tabloidgate' : Television: 'Frontline' examines the state of journalism when Respectable Media get into bed with Tainted Tabloids while covering the likes of Michael Jackson and Tonya Harding. HOWARD ROSENBERG
POP REVIEWS : An Interactive Rundgren Rave STEVE APPLEFORD
Critic Missed the Humor and Symbolism CATHERINE HARDWICKE, Catherine Hardwicke was trained as an architect at the University of Texas in Austin. She designed and built townhouses, subdivisions, office buildings and low-income housing projects before entering graduate school in film at UCLA. She won two major student film awards and became a production designer on films including "Tombstone," "Posse" and "Passed Away." and
OPERA : 'Rigoletto': Vital Verdi in San Diego MARTIN BERNHEIMER, TIMES MUSIC CRITIC
These Women Were Dreamers and Doers GAIL CHOICE, Gail Choice is an independent film and television producer, writer and director. and
Protest Over Delay in Airing Condom Ads DANIEL CERONE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
PERFORMANCE ART REVIEW : Apocalypse Adrift : Rachel Rosenthal's 'Zone' a Flat, Predictable Satire LEWIS SEGAL, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SPORTS
'94 Winter Olympic Games / Lillehammer : DATELINE / LILLEHAMMER : Getting It Right MIKE KUPPER
'94 Winter Olympic Games / Lillehammer : Russians Dominate Pairs Figure Skating RANDY HARVEY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
'94 Winter Olympic Games / Lillehammer : NOTEBOOK CHRIS DUFRESNE, From Times Staff Writers
NHL ROUNDUP : Defenseman Ozolinsh Gives Sharks Victory From Associated Press
TENNIS ROUNDUP : Becker's Serve Helps Him Get Past Korda From Associated Press
This Long Hitter Leaves Them Short, Too THOMAS BONK, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Ducks Take Wing on Late Goals : Hockey: They score three times in the third period to beat the Oilers, 6-3, for Tugnutt. Yake scores 100th career point. ELLIOTT TEAFORD, TIMES STAFF WRITER
CSUN Mows Down UCLA in 11 : College baseball: Howard and Thornhill are Northridge's big producers. STEVE ELLING, TIMES STAFF WRITER
This Season, Locale a Factor in Making Playoff Pairings ERIC SHEPARD, TIMES PREP SPORTS EDITOR
Capistrano Valley Saving Its Strength : Wrestling: Cougars will forgo dual-meet team championship to target Southern Section individual meet. KIM Q. BERKSHIRE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
'94 Winter Olympic Games / Lillehammer : NOTEBOOK MIKE DOWNEY, From Times Staff Writers
Collins Finishes Third in Surf Opener
Notes on a Scorecard ALLAN MALAMUD
Punchless Northridge Salvages Split : College softball: CSUN wins second game, 4-0, in 13 after 1-0 loss. PAIGE A. LEECH, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Trabuco Hills Sees the Shift in Pairings : Basketball: Moving up in divisions means talented teams rather than just one star player. CHRIS FOSTER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Newport Harbor's Heads Pulls Her Weight : Athletics: Her trademark in basketball, track and field or weightlifting is dedication. JASON H. REID, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Another Bavasi Takes Charge of the Angels : Sins of the Father Not Lost on the Son, Fans BOB NIGHTENGALE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
COLLEGE BASKETBALL ROUNDUP : Talk Doesn't Bother Arizona, 96-77 From Associated Press
'94 Winter Olympic Games / Lillehammer : NOTEBOOK ROSS NEWHAN, From Times Staff Writers
'94 Winter Olympic Games / Lillehammer : NOTEBOOK LARRY STEWART, From Times Staff Writers
Pippen Makes More Than One Statement SCOTT HOWARD-COOPER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
COMMUNITY COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Cypress Sweeps Way to Tournament Title
Once Again, Childress Helps Prevent Duke From Moving Into the Top Spot Associated Press
Pippen Is Piping Hot for East : Pro basketball: Bull forward scores 29 points in 127-118 victory in NBA All-Star game. From Associated Press
Concentration Was More Than State of Mind TIM KAWAKAMI
He Takes the Low Road and Wins : Auto racing: Gordon outsmarts Earnhardt and Irvan to take the lead with two laps remaining. SHAV GLICK, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Biggest All-Star Falls Flat : Pro basketball: East prevails, 127-118, but Shaq is held to eight points. Pippen is MVP. MARK HEISLER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
'94 Winter Olympic Games / Lillehammer : LUGE : Kennedy to Go on the Attack ROSS NEWHAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Thompson Sets a Senior Record With Comeback From Staff and Wire Reports
Match (Play) Made in Heaven for Pavin : L.A. Open: He finds an advantage in playing alongside Couples, whom he defeats by two strokes for the title. FRED ROBLEDO, TIMES STAFF WRITER
'94 Winter Olympic Games / Lillehammer : NOTEBOOK : Koss Sets a Record and Wins Norway's First Gold Medal MIKE KUPPER, From Times Staff Writers
'94 Winter Olympic Games / Lillehammer : NOTEBOOK HELENE ELLIOTT, From Times Staff Writers
'94 Winter Olympic Games / Lillehammer : 'Hair-Trigger Grin' Gets Put to Work MIKE DOWNEY
Titans Rally in Ninth to Beat Texas
'94 Winter Olympic Games / Lillehammer : When Disputes Arise ELLIOTT ALMOND
Round of 69 Helps Watson Forget Pebble Beach TIM KAWAKAMI, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SOCCER / JULIE CART : Politics of the World Cup Keep Sport's Leaders on Their Toes JULIE CART
'94 Winter Olympic Games / Lillehammer : Anger in Kerrigan's Camp : 'This Is Such a Tough Deal for Nancy,' Says Her Coach RANDY HARVEY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
'94 Winter Olympic Games / Lillehammer : No Matter the Race, Moes Win : Skiing: His family barely arrives in time to see the U.S. downhiller's gold-medal run. CHRIS DUFRESNE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SANTA ANITA : The Wicked North Wins San Antonio Handicap by 4 1/2 Lengths BILL CHRISTINE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Titans, CS Northridge Split in Softball
'94 Winter Olympic Games / Lillehammer : U.S. Comes Back to Tie France, 4-4 : Hockey: Two goals in the third period make up for two earlier replay calls a gainst the Americans. HELENE ELLIOTT, TIMES STAFF WRITER
'94 Winter Olympic Games / Lillehammer : USOC Had Little Choice in Harding Case ELLIOTT ALMOND, TIMES STAFF WRITER
BUSINESS
Technology & Telecommunications From Times Staff and Wire Reports
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Security Environmental Stock to Be Traded on Nasdaq
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Other News From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Beyond Paramount: What Next for Multimedia? TOM PETRUNO
Other News From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Foul Called Over Guy Pitching Citrus Associated Press
Other News From Times Staff and Wire Reports
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Solid Little American Growth Ready for Change RUSS WILES, RUSS WILES, a financial writer for the Arizona Republic, specializes in mutual funds
Sculley's Odd-yssey JAMES BATES
Japan Must Open Its Markets, Hosokawa Says : Trade: Prime Minister seeks to avoid possible U.S. sanctions after talks fail, as key Tokyo stock index falls 3% on concern over U.S. retaliation. DAVID HOLLEY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Recession Cost 22 States Few Jobs, Study Finds From Associated Press
Vietnam Emerging as Travel's Newest Lure : Tourism: Industry experts predict a boom. Business people will probably be the first visitors. From Reuters
Occupation: Retail District Manager
Japan From Times Staff and Wire Reports
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Australia From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Hong Kong From Times Staff and Wire Reports
QVC Lets Bid Stand as Deadline Nears : Mergers: The company's announcement appears to help Viacom in the five-month Paramount takeover battle, which could end tonight. JAMES BATES, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Implant Makers Said to Agree on Settlement From Associated Press
Other News From Times Staff and Wire Reports
German Factory Strike Appears Imminent After Talks Break Down From Reuters
A Patent Dispute : Lawsuit Raises a Hot Issue in Exploding Technology MARTHA GROVES, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Firm Sued Over Screen Saver Ads MARTHA GROVES
Electric Power Auction 'Last Stand for Renewables' : Energy: The competition for billions of dollars in future state utilities contracts comes as economics are heavily stacked against alternative producers. MICHAEL PARRISH, TIMES STAFF WRITER
The Donald May Once Again Hold Trump Card : Finance: High-flying '80s poster boy, who looked like a glossy deadbeat for awhile, seems to be enjoying a financial resurrection. MARY BETH SHERIDAN, ASSOCIATED PRESS
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