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What happened on November 21, 1994
ENTERTAINMENT
Holiday Season Catches a Rising Starship : 7th 'Star Trek' Blasts Off With $23.2 Million at Movie Box Office as Overall Sales Are Up 50% From Year Ago By Richard Natale, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Isle-Hopping to America's Mainstream : Theater: Eduardo Machado's 'Floating Islands' is a symbol for L.A.'s Cuban Americans who see their own stories reflected in the drama. By Jan Breslauer, TIMES STAFF WRITER
TV Needs Its Own Contract With America By Howard Rosenberg
The Nuart Plans 20th Anniversary Bash By Sean Monique Faustina, TIMES STAFF WRITER
'Children' Set for Prime-Time Special
SCR Gets Surprise Gift for Latino Christmas Play : Stage: Lila Wallace-Reader's Digest Fund will award $80,000 to help finance the world premiere of 'La Posada Magica.' By Jan Herman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
O.C. THEATER REVIEW : Moulton's 'Carol' Makes It Merrier Christmas By Jan Herman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
MUSIC REVIEW : Asawa: Countertenor Revelations By Martin Bernheimer, TIMES MUSIC CRITIC
JAZZ REVIEW : Ross Tompkins Plays in Key of Suave at Kikuya By Bill Kohlhaase, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
POP MUSIC REVIEW : Tomlinson Has the Voice If Not the Words By Bill Kohlhaase, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Television By Beth Kleid, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times national and international news services and the nation's press
Measure of Film Isn't How Much It Makes By Scott Patrick Wagner, \o7 Scott Patrick Wagner is a free-lance manuscript editor and theatrical consultant. He is also a first-degree practitioner of Reiki, which is a form of healing bodywork. and \f7
WEEKEND REVIEWS : Pop : Bikini Kill Teeters on Edge of Disarray By Sandy Masuo
WEEKEND REVIEWS : Dance : Forbidden Pleasures From Mevlevi Troupe By Lewis Segal, TIMES DANCE WRITER
Law Gives Equal 'Hope' to All By Ruben Martinez and Pamela Cohen, \o7 Pamela Cohen is an independent producer who made "Hope Street." Ruben Martinez is an author and journalist who is the host-narrator of the documentary. and \f7
'Squanto' Squanders Opportunity By Amin David, \o7 Amin David is a businessman who is chair of Los Amigos of Orange County in Anaheim. and \f7
MUSIC REVIEWS : Kronos Quartet Conveys Emotion of Schnittke Works By Daniel Cariaga
ART REVIEW : Retrospective Examines a Photojournalist's Art : Photography: Annie Leibovitz's pictures strip away the personas of media celebrities with wit and affection. By William Wilson, TIMES ART CRITIC
Media Distortion Targeted in Short Films By Kevin Thomas, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Cristian Shows Talent, but Act Needs Polish By Enrique Lopetegui
MUSIC REVIEWS : Walter Ponce Plays Brahms in Pasadena By Daniel Cariaga
MUSIC REVIEWS : Nuanced 'Canciones' by Master Chorale By Timothy Mangan
MUSIC REVIEWS : McNair Versatile in South Bay Show By Chris Pasles
TV REVIEW : 'Jihad in America' Probes Radical Groups in U.S. By Robert Koehler
TV REVIEW : A Tug of War for Custody of a Son By Lynne Heffley
Pianist Jody Chou, 13, of Irvine won the top prize...
NEWS
COUNTERPUNCH LETTERS : Overreacting to Paglia's 'Lesson'
The Reluctant Heroine : Catherine Thyen, Who Shuns Spotlight, Is Given De Tocqueville Award for Her Good Works By Ann Conway
Trying to Keep Sense of Balance and Grace By Jack Smith, Jack Smith's column is published Mondays
Laugh Lines : Jokes
Over--and Done With--the Hill : With Stinging One-Liners and Bipartisan Barbs, Congressman Fred Grandy Is Riling Up the Grand Old Party by Refusing to Go Quietly Into the Night By Barbara Slavin, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Poodle Patrol : Sallie Perkins knows the world of hurt. And that's what drives her to heal others in pain--especially the abandoned dogs who need her. By Duane Noriyuki, TIMES STAFF WRITER
COMMITMENTS : OK, It's a Guy Thing--but What Does \o7 That\f7 Mean? : Language: This catchy, convenient phrase has several hidden meanings. You'd think men could explain, but sometimes, even they are at a loss for words. By Bill Keveney, THE HARTFORD COURANT
COMMITMENTS : THE HUMAN CONDITION : Is Bad News Good News? : Ever take a little guilty pleasure in the hard luck that befalls others? Not to worry. It's a common reaction--and it doesn't mean you're rotten. By John Morell, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
LAUGH LINES : She Got All Worked Up to Get the Job Done By Cynthia Walker, TIMES STAFF WRITER
COMMITMENTS : The Magic of Childhood Grows Hard in Adults By Jim Carolla, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
RSVP : Benefit Aids Gay, Lesbian Center By Betty Goodwin, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Book Review / Nonfiction : Plight of Single Mothers Hasn't Changed Much Through History : PITIED BUT NOT ENTITLED: Single Mothers and the History of Welfare \o7 by Linda Gordon\f7 ; The Free Press; $22.95, 419 pages By Barbara Cottman, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
You Might Call Them a Clever Bunch By Bill Higgins, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Sen. Feinstein
Health Benefits and Disability
Challenges to Prop. 187
Homeless Compound
Representation
FIRSTHAND LOOK: Ventura teacher Marcia Greycloud has... By Adrianne Goodman
CIRCULAR HOOPS: College basketball is getting underway... By Martin Beck and Lon Eubanks and John Weyler and Jason Reid
COLUMN ONE : In Albania, Concrete Reminders of the Past : The nation can't afford to remove the 700,000 bunkers left over from an era of isolation. So people are recycling them into burger bars, churches, even discos. By Carol J. Williams, TIMES STAFF WRITER
New Villains Haunt Victims of Bhopal Disaster By John-thor Dahlburg, TIMES STAFF WRITER
A New Push for Hillside Homes Emerges : Economy: Conflict over development in Santa Monicas is renewed. By Jon D. Markman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Novel Freezing Surgery Used on Pancreas Cancer By Thomas H. Maugh Ii, TIMES MEDICAL WRITER
NEWS ANALYSIS : Economic Fights Likely to Expose Rifts in GOP By James Risen, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Father, 2 Sons Killed, 2 Hurt by Gas Fumes By Robert J. Lopez, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NEWS ANALYSIS : Arafat Forced to Shift Focus, Pacify Militants : Mideast: PLO chairman orders release of some jailed Palestinian leaders. Move is likely to anger Israelis. By Mary Curtius, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Dole Links GATT Help to Tax Cut : Politics: Incoming Senate GOP leader wants the White House to support a capital gains break. Panetta calls such an exchange for backing the global trade pact unlikely. By Alan C. Miller, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Plans to Cut Safety Net Leave Legal Immigrants Dangling By Elizabeth Shogren, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Competition for Supplies Fierce Among Food Banks : Charity: Companies increasingly sell salvaged goods they once donated. More of the hungry are turned away. By Sonia Nazario, TIMES URBAN AFFAIRS WRITER
AMERICAN FAITH: Thanksgiving was fondly observed in the... By John Dart
CSU Case May Become Legal Test for Prop. 187 : Courts: A 2-year-old lawsuit seeks to force the Cal State University system to require illegal immigrants to pay out-of-state tuition. By Diane Seo, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Endangered Birds Lose Ground to Invaders : Nature: Aggressive avian species are competing for food with least terns in a preserve. A study will help determine if they can coexist. By David Haldane, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Bond Defeats Delay Rail Expansion Plans : Transit: San Fernando Valley east-west rail line and the Blue Line to Pasadena could be affected. By Virginia Ellis, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Cancer Case Ignites Culture Clash : Medicine: Hmong parents refuse to agree to court-ordered chemotherapy for teen-age daughter. They fear treatment by doctors will make her infertile and unmarriageable. By Mark Arax, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Rebel Muslims, Serbs Attack Bosnian Soldiers in Bihac : Balkans: Renegade forces try to recapture lost territory before U.N. has a chance to launch air strikes. \o7 From Associated Press\f7
Troops on Alert as U.N., NATO Consider Attacking Serbs : Balkans: Air strikes could disrupt uneasy peace in Croatia. Inaction might further erode U.N. authority. \o7 From Times Wire Services\f7
Republicans Must Negotiate Paradoxical Set of Pitfalls : With Gingrich at the Helm, the GOP Ascendance Prompts Debate About the Role of Government; Party Risks Going Too Far or Not Far Enough By Ronald Brownstein
Palestinians Long to End Lawlessness : Mideast: With the occupied West Bank in limbo, hopes for civil order have been shaken by actions of armed youths acting in the name of the PLO. By Mary Curtius, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Dozens Hurt as Train Catches Fire in Canada \o7 Associated Press\f7
Angola Peace Treaty Signed, but Long Conflict Continues \o7 From Associated Press\f7
39% Jump Bail or Get Rearrested Before Trial, Study Says : Crime: The Justice Department look at state courts found that 63% of defendants are released prior to court date. Figures mirror earlier counts. By Alan C. Miller, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Graduation Rate for Blacks Up; Numbers Steady for Whites, Latinos \o7 Associated Press\f7
Strange Noises Reported by Passengers on Earlier Leg of Fatal USAir Flight \o7 From Associated Press\f7
Weakened Storm Zigzags Back Toward Florida \o7 from Associated Press\f7
Post-Election Turmoil Grips Democratic Party From Top to Bottom : Politics: Egos and interest groups are at odds on longtime principles. Talk grows of a challenge to Clinton from within. By Robert Shogan, TIMES POLITICAL WRITER
David Crosby Gets Liver Transplant
11 Climbers' Bodies Found on Nepal Peak \o7 Associated Press\f7
Motorist Fleeing Police Killed in Freeway Crash
Erwin N. Griswold; Former Solicitor General \o7 From Associated Press\f7
Holiday Travelers Will Have Lots of Company : Travel: John Wayne Airport braces for record crowds beginning Wednesday. Freeways will also be inundated. By Debbie Kong and Chris Woodyard, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Real Estate Recovers, Heads for the Hillsides : Santa Monicas: Renewed ridgeline activity draws ire of secluded communities and environmentalists. By Jon D. Markman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
BUSINESS
Thrift Chief Looks to '95 : Worried by Latest Fed Hike, American Savings Official Sees Dip in Rate Next Year By James S. Granelli, TIMES STAFF WRITER
ELECTIONS '94: IMPACT ON BUSINESS : Key House Panel to Be Overhauled by Republicans : Congress: A scaled-back Energy, Commerce committee may suit business better. By Jube Shiver Jr., TIMES STAFF WRITER
ELECTIONS '94: IMPACT ON BUSINESS : GOP Sweep May Not Reverse Tightening of Pentagon Budget : Military: Despite party's plan to restore $20 billion in spending, financing for new programs is still inadequate. : NEWS ANALYSIS By Ralph Vartabedian, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Fakes Send Sales of Jade Plunging : Gem Merchants Fight Back With High-Tech Detection Methods By Denise Hamilton, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Orange County From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Brown, but Not Out By James Bates
Orange County From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Kevin Davis has been appointed senior vice president of... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Richard Goodman has been appointed senior vice president... From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Government, Special Jobs May Require Applicant's Age
Yamaguchi Selected as President of TEAC America Inc. From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Crossing Guard Loves Watching Kids Grow By Hope Hamashige
Los Angeles County From Times Staff and Wire Reports
The Southland From Times Staff and Wire Reports
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ENTERPRISE : Immigrant Cashes In on Sounds From Home : Importing: Encino firm caters to the tastes of Iranians who've settled in the United States. By Errol A. Cockfield Jr., TIMES STAFF WRITER
The Southland From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Other News From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Other News From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Other News From Times Staff and Wire Reports
MCI to Offer Services Accessing Internet : Multimedia: Nation's No. 2 long-distance phone company is also expected to introduce marketplaceMCI, an electronic shopping mall. From Bloomberg Business News
Aerospace From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Aerospace From Times Staff and Wire Reports
YOUR MONEY : The Importance of Fund Investment Style : Portfolio: Experts agree the major distinction for most investors is between growth and value investing. By Jerry Morgan, NEWSDAY
China From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Bigger Profits Aren't Boosting Share Prices : Economy: After four years of falling earnings, corporate Japan is coming back. Investors, however, greeted good news with yawns. From Bloomberg Business News
Hong Kong From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Japan From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Vietnam From Times Staff and Wire Reports
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
A Prime Cut : A Man's Place Is in the Chair at Pete's Barber Shop By Greg Rippee, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Dear Street Smart: Recently we tried to report what...
Hospital Staff Baffled by 13-Year CEO's Abrupt Exit : Health care: Some blame departure of Robert Quist at Los Robles Regional Medical Center on changing corporate nature of medicine. By Mary F. Pols, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Class Awareness : Ventura Students Raise Funds to Help Preserve Rain Forest in Belize By Maia Davis, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Neighbors Are Likely to Blame for Speeding Problem By Sara Catania, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Board Gives Mixed Farewell to Top Executive : Government: Some say departure of chief administrator will restore power to elected county officials; others lament his leaving. By Carlos V. Lozano, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Ventura Lifts Hiring Freeze to Maintain Police Force : Law enforcement: Panel authorizes replacing three or four retiring officers, but some view move as first step toward unneeded expansion. By Constance Sommer, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Traffic Is Too Light to Justify Cost of a Left-Turn Lane By Sara Catania, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Economic Profile
OJAI : Honor Farm to Modernize its Hog Facilities By Kay Saillant
HOLLYWOOD BEACH : Man Surrenders in Barricade Drama By Jeff Mcdonald
5 'Deadbeat Parents' on Poster Arrested By Jeff Mcdonald
Quake Aid Deadline Extended to Jan. 20 By Christina Lima
THOUSAND OAKS : Council May Dedicate Seats to Residents By Stephanie Simon
The Light of Their Love--and Work--Shines for the Holiday By Sue Reilly, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Shadley, Vernon Albert, 52, of Thousand Oaks, taxi driver...
Burst Pipe and Big Tide Flood Newport Street : Deluge: Water flows down River Avenue as residents watch helplessly. Several parked cars suffer the most damage. By Len Hall, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Father Accused of Shaking, Critically Hurting Baby : Crime: He faces felony child abuse count. His brain-damaged 6-week-old son is not expected to live. By Len Hall, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Changing of the Guard Comes to Anaheim City Council : Government: Three veterans are leaving. New panel faces possible loss of Rams as well as decisions on stadium, Disney development. By Greg Hernandez, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Honoring Fighters for Faith : Vietnamese Martyrs Commemorated at Mass By Tina Nguyen, TIMES STAFF WRITER
ANAHEIM : Family to Host Free Thanksgiving Feast By Mimi Ko
Countywide : Garden Grove, Stanton Chosen for Home Repair Project By Bert Eljera
FULLERTON : Youngsters Get Big Kick Out of Class By Mimi Ko
MISSION VIEJO : Planners to Weigh Idea to Build REI at Center By Frank Messina
MISSION VIEJO : No Operators Surface for Recreation Centers By Frank Messina
DANA POINT : Foundation to Donate Computers to School By Jodi Wilgoren
ORANGE : Principal Navigates Toward Charter School's 1st Term By Lesley Wright
HUNTINGTON BEACH : Winchell Bows Out After 15 Years of Service By Debra Cano
VILLA PARK : Santa Claus Coming to Town's Parade Dec. 17 By Bill Billiter
TUSTIN : Council to Consider New Youth Facilities By Alan Eyerly
IRVINE : Smoking Ban Delay Aids School Bingo By Russ Loar
NEWPORT BEACH : 3 to Be Sworn In on City Council By Holly J. Wagner
NEWPORT BEACH : Massage Ordinance May Be Amended By Holly J. Wagner
HUNTINGTON BEACH : City Selected to Host Wildlife Conference By Debra Cano
LOS ALAMITOS : City, Chamber Plan Community Event By Bert Eljera
Protesters Oppose Super Kmart Opening
City to Aid in Making Buildings Quake Safe By Bert Eljera
Archives Office, Closed Down by Flood, to Reopen Tuesday By Lynn Franey
Dead Baby's Father Maintains Innocence : Investigation: Held on suspicion of murder after 8-month-old daughter's death, he says she accidentally suffocated. By Alicia Di Rado, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Despite Prop. 187, There Is Plenty of Latino Pride By George Ramos
Today's Topic : Students see schools' problems clearly, but what are the underlying causes?
Youth Opinion : 'Our Campus Has Been Really Divided on Proposition 187'
Sermon : On Holidays, Holy Days and a Jewish Dilemma By Martin Levin, \o7 Martin Levin is the former rabbi of Hollywood Temple Beth El and Temple Knesset Israel in Los Angeles. He now heads Congregation Beth El in La Jolla\f7
MAKING A DIFFERENCE : Legal Corps: Filling a Lawyer Vacuum
Comment : 'The Criminal Weapon Has Gone From .22s to AK47s and Mac-10s'
Community Essay : Political 'Attack Ads' Linger In a Child's Mind : The tone of ads for 'family-values' candidates undermines lessons taught at home--honesty and respect. By Tony Lopresti, \o7 Tony Lopresti of Burbank is an actor and video writer-producer. He has run and worked on several political campaigns and is a grass-roots organizer. and \f7
Giving Thanks : From Surviving Quakes to Cosmic Calculations, Blessings Abound
A Conservation Deal Is Slipping Away : Compromise is far preferable to loss of Soka University parcel in Santa Monica Mountains
A Break in the Foul Weather : Post-election political discourse actually shows some signs of substance
Ethical Tremors in World of Science : Professional community alarmed by reports of dishonesty
Brainwashing the Faithful for Heroic Afterlives : Middle East: Radical Islamic terrorist groups use the rhetoric of hate in grooming young men to commit suicidal acts. By Kenneth R. Timmerman, \o7 Kenneth R. Timmerman is an international security consultant and author. This article was adapted from a forthcoming study on the peace process for Los Angeles' Simon Wiesenthal Center. \f7
CALIFORNIA COMMENTARY : It Can Still Be a Golden State : This election we gave our children a classic lesson in how not to resolve problems; we must heal our wounds of division. By Art Torres, \o7 State Sen. Art Torres (D-Los Angeles), who was a candidate for state insurance commissioner, is chairman of the Insurance, Claims and Corporations Committee. \f7
Three Strikes and She's Out : Kathleen Brown: Being a woman, a Democrat and a Brown proved too much of a roadblock to the governorship. By Roger Carrick, \o7 Roger Carrick was policy director for Kathleen Brown's campaign and is the founder of the American Environmental Institute\f7
City Stores Are a Sign of the Times By Henry Chu
Torres Now on Outside Looking In : Election: After losing the race for insurance commissioner, the state senator from the Eastside says he must find a job. But he does not rule out another run for office. By Rick Holguin, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Turmoil in Police Union Jeopardizes Clout : City Hall: Shifts in membership throw leadership into upheaval that could weaken the league's power. The changes have implications for Riordan as well. By Jim Newton, TIMES STAFF WRITER
PIONEER CEMETERIES : These old resting places have a natural ambiance often missing in modern manicured parks. By Cecilia Rasmussen
Lamp on Film Set Starts $220,000 Fire
Much-Anticipated Imperial Highway Extension to Open Soon By Caroline Lemke, TIMES STAFF WRITER
YORBA LINDA : Lighting Ceremony at Nixon Library Today By Danielle A. Fouquette
Agenda
FULLERTON : Thanksgiving Dinner for the Needy Planned By Mimi Ko
TUSTIN : Family Night Seeks to Make Math Fun By Bert Eljera
Orange County Almanac
Chinese Youths Sample U.S. Tradition : Culture: Seventy-five exchange students experience an American-style Sunday picnic at Warner Center Park. By Jeannette Regalado, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Banking on Big Bird : Area's Ostrich Ranchers Hope to Win Over Public By Phil Sneiderman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Countywide : Children's Camp, Craft Workshop Scheduled By Alan Eyerly
Special Delivery By Perry C. Riddle
THOUSAND OAKS : Pay for City Manager, Attorney Due Debate By Stephanie Simon
Man, 19, Slain After an Argument
Rebuilding Their Future : Opportunity Beckons as Quake Recovery Workers Graduate From CCC By Julio Moran, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Repairs to Begin on Bridges, Walkways : Recovery: Three of the 11 Valencia spans have been closed because of quake damage. The $833,000 cost will be financed by FEMA, a developer and homeowners. By Douglas Alger, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
SPORTS
Clippers Almost Win One : Pro basketball: They lose lead then ninth game in a row, this one to New Jersey, 98-97. By Chris Baker, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Nets Slam Door on Clippers : Pro basketball: Armon Gilliam's dunk with 7.7 remaining gives New Jersey a 98-97 victory as Los Angeles remains winless. From Associated Press
Couples Becomes the Green Keeper : Golf: He earns big money for third consecutive week by winning Shark Shootout by one stroke with Faxon. By Thomas Bonk, TIMES STAFF WRITER
TENNIS ROUNDUP : Sampras Overcomes Becker in Finale of 1994 ATP Tour From Associated Press
Browns' Early Turnover the Turning Point : AFC: First-quarter fumble by Rypien gives Chiefs new life and helps them win, 20-13. From Associated Press
Colts Give Bengals' Blake a Lesson in Reality, 17-13 From Associated Press
Steelers-Dolphins Worthy of a Sequel : AFC: Pittsburgh wins in overtime on Anderson's field goal, but players say they expect to meet again in the playoffs. By Bill Plaschke, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Turner Helps Jets Pick Off Win : Interconference: Former Bruin has three interceptions, returns one 90 yards in a 31-21 victory over Vikings. From Associated Press
Bears Bury Barry and the Lions : NFC: Chicago keeps ball out of Sanders' hands and the result is a 20-10 victory. From Associated Press
Kelly-Reed Combination Carries Bills : Interconference: Duo accounts for two scores and 191 yards in Buffalo's 29-20 victory over Green Bay. From Associated Press
Cardinal Defense Stops Eagles, 12-6 : NFC: Arizona sacks Cunningham four times and wins second consecutive game for first time this season. From Associated Press
Cowboys Win but Lose Aikman : NFC: Quarterback suffers sprained knee, out three to four weeks. Backup Peete also hurt in 31-7 victory over Redskins. From Associated Press
Seahawks' Strong Leaves Buccaneers Feeling Weak From Associated Press
Butts Comes to Life Against Chargers : AFC: He runs for 88 yards and a touchdown against his former team to lead Patriots, 23-17. From Associated Press
NCAA SOCCER : UCLA Sheds Past Defeats With Victory By Wendy Witherspoon, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NBA ROUNDUP : Sacramento Gets a Lift From Rookie From Associated Press
River Flyer Recovers From Slow Start : Horse racing: Antley rides him to 1 3/4-length victory over Dare and Go in Hollywood Derby. By Bill Christine, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Chatsworth Savors Midnight Madness By Michael Lazarus, TIMES STAFF WRITER
GIRLS' BASKETBALL 1994-1995 / GOLDEN WEST LEAGUE : Saddleback
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GIRLS' BASKETBALL 1994-1995 / GOLDEN WEST LEAGUE : Rosary
GIRLS' BASKETBALL 1994-1995 / GOLDEN WEST LEAGUE : Tustin
GIRLS' BASKETBALL 1994-1995 / GOLDEN WEST LEAGUE : Ocean View
In the End, Rams Dealt One Bad Hand : Analysis: In national spotlight, Miller brings Rams as close as possible to 49ers. But not close enough to win the game. By Mike Penner, TIMES STAFF WRITER
In the End, Rams Dealt One Bad Hand : Pro football: Deion Sanders slaps ball away from Flipper Anderson in end zone to save 49ers' 31-27 victory. By T.J. Simers, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Raiders Find It's Not Over Till It's Over : Pro football: Everett leads a fourth-quarter rally for New Orleans that falls short, 24-19, before 41,772. L.A. improves to 6-5. By Steve Springer, TIMES STAFF WRITER
The Air Down There : Michael Jordan Keeps Swinging Away as Improvement Shows in Fall League By Ross Newhan, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Leaving Course, That Would Be a True Crime By Mal Florence
Notes on a Scorecard By Allan Malamud
Pro Football SPOTLIGHT Compiled by Bob Cuomo, Helene Elliott, Houston Mitchell and Ara Najarian
RAM NOTEBOOK : Henley to Be Hospitalized Overnight
When a Victory Feels Like a Defeat : 49ers: San Francisco is at a loss for positive words after playing down to Rams' level. By Mike Reilly, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Everett Out of Time, Saints Out of Luck : Pro football: Quarterback leads New Orleans to two fourth-quarter touchdowns, but he can't beat the clock. By Lonnie White, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Raider Defense Does It Without the Attention By Lonnie White, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Broncos Beat Falcons the Elway Way, 32-28 : Interconference: Quarterback engineers 34th game-saving drive of his career and scores on four-yard run. From Associated Press
Two Freshman Basketball Players Suspended by Loyola for '94-95 Season
PREP VOLLEYBALL : State's Best Seeded No. 1 in Regional By Mike Itagaki
Nebraska, Penn State Still 1-2 From Associated Press
Girls' Basketball 1994-1995 / Golden West League : 1993-94 In Review
GIRLS' BASKETBALL 1994-1995 / GOLDEN WEST LEAGUE : Westminster
GIRLS' BASKETBALL 1994-1995 / GOLDEN WEST LEAGUE : Late Start Does Not Hold Back Farroux : Basketball: Westminster star did not take up the game until high school. She has earned a scholarship to play at Nevada Las Vegas. By Tony Altobelli, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Freedom Bowl Gives Utah Another Shot
Servite Just Keeps on Kicking With Smith : Water polo: Junior standout has his own way of doing things, clashing with the coach at times, but he gets the job done. By Martin Beck, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Rancho Santiago, Fullerton in Bowls By Steve Kresal
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