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What happened on September 11, 1995
NEWS
BOOK REVIEW / NOVEL : Atypical Love in a Time of Brutality : TREE OF HEAVEN \o7 by R.C. Binstock\f7 ; Soho Press; $22, 224 pages By Michael Harris, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
L.A. STORIES : The Height of Passion : Lovers and Other Strangers Are Drawn to a Rotating Sky-High Bar By Helen Rumbelow, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
A Profile in Courage : She alone integrated a New Orleans school amid mobs and death threats-- and she prayed for them. Today, Ruby Bridges is a symbol of strength. By Josh Getlin, TIMES STAFF WRITER
If Only Life Could Be Predicted So Well By Jack Smith
COMMITMENTS : It's OK to Love Adult Kids From a Distance By Colin Mcenroe, THE HARTFORD COURANT
COMMITMENTS : On the Rebound : Jumping right into a new relationship after a breakup leaves little time to grow. But, then, it's not \o7 always \f7 doomed. By Darcelle Infante, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Women Spend a Lot of Time as Ladies-In-Waiting By Rebecca Howard, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
LAUGH LINES : Punchlines
RSVP : The \o7 Other \f7 Tenor Didn't Sing a Note By Bill Higgins, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Big Wish, Not-So-Small Pond : The O.C. Performing Arts Center Hopes to Fill 13,000 Seats at the Arena for a Benefit Concert By Ann Conway
Eisenstaedt Photo
Campaign Reform
Same-Race Adoptions
Bilingual Education
Civil Rights for Nudists
Career for Fuhrman
Q: How much genetic difference is there between the...
Anti-Cholesterol Drug Linked to Heart Transplant Survival Rate \o7 From Times staff and wire reports\f7
Lavender Oil Aroma Aids Sleep of Elderly, British Doctor Says \o7 From Times staff and wire reports\f7
OXNARD : Motorcyclist, 34, Killed in Accident By David R. Baker
CUDDLE UP: Product Cuddle, which aims to put stuffed toys... By Lynne Barnes
Pilot, 10 Parachutists Killed in Plane Crash \o7 Associated Press\f7
Treasury Official Promoted \o7 Associated Press\f7
COLUMN ONE : Custody Wars Have New Front Line : Police stations in O.C. have become battlegrounds where parents transfer children for court-ordered visits. Officers decry roles as referees of angry disputes. By Lee Romney, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NBC's 'Frasier' Wins 3 Emmys; 'Cybill' Gets 1 : Television: David Hyde Pierce, Christine Baranski are named best supporting actor and actress in comedies. \o7 From Associated Press\f7
Section Spotlights Overseas Careers
'ER' Scores 8 Emmys; 'Frasier' Also Wins Big : Awards: Barbra Streisand gets prizes, her first in 30 years. Candice Bergen is best comedy actress for fifth time. By Greg Braxton, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Gingrich Says Some May Lose Medicare Subsidy By Jonathan Peterson, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Growing Flock of Catholics Take Many Paths in Africa : Religion: On coming visit, Pope will find growing restlessness to tie local customs to church traditions. By John Balzar, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Women, Minorities Still Lag in Government Contracting : Jobs: Affirmative action programs have been largely ineffective, records show. Red tape and fraud are problems. By John Hurst and Virginia Ellis, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Women's Panel OKs Measures on Sex, Abortion By Rone Tempest, TIMES STAFF WRITER
ROLL ON: Aficionados of roller hockey call it the fastest... By Barbie Ludovise
COLUMN ONE : Custody Wars' New Front Line : Police stations have become battlegrounds where parents transfer children for court-ordered visits. Officers decry being used as referees when disputes turn ugly. By Lee Romney, TIMES STAFF WRITER
White House AIDS Activist Falls Into Political Exile : Health: Once a symbol of change, Bob Hattoy has been pushed aside. He remains outspoken, yet loyal to Clinton. By Faye Fiore, TIMES STAFF WRITER
U.S. Fires 13 Cruise Missiles at Serbian Targets in Bosnia : Balkans: Weapons launched from ship in Adriatic are aimed at antiaircraft installations that have menaced NATO warplanes. There are many casualties, rebels say. By Tracy Wilkinson, TIMES STAFF WRITER
The Art of the Subtle Shakedown By George Skelton
'98 Elections Are Already Inspiring Guesses, Rumors : Politics: Governorship, Senate seat will be up for grabs. Some foresee a Feinstein-Huffington fight for top state job. By Bill Stall, TIMES POLITICAL WRITER
World IN BRIEF : IRAQ : Defector Says Hussein Foes Ready for Coup From Times Wire Reports
World IN BRIEF : NEPAL : Lawmakers Oust Ruling Communists From Times Wire Reports
Beijing Women Speak Their Minds : Conference: Despite censorship, U.N. forum has an impact, inspiring hope, envy and anger. By Rone Tempest, TIMES STAFF WRITER
World IN BRIEF : ISRAEL : Citizenship Request by U.S. Spy Denied From Times Wire Reports
HATE GROUPS : Data-Gathering by Militias, Neo-Nazis Sets Off Violence Alarms : Experts who monitor the radical right fear it will use its arsenal of facts in a campaign of terror against those viewed as enemies. By Eric Harrison, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Colombian Air Crash Victim Has Knack for Survival \o7 Reuters\f7
Japanese Trade Minister Gets a Challenger in Party Race By Sam Jameson, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Clinton, Aides See Compromise as Election Key : Politics: They plan to cast President as moderate in looming budget fight. Strategy involves ensuring that any impasse will be viewed as GOP's fault. By Doyle Mcmanus and Paul Richter, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Kashmiri Rebels Put Off Hostage Deadline \o7 Reuters\f7
Hurricane Luis Leaves St. Martin Short of Water, Food \o7 From Reuters\f7
12 Killed in Sky Divers' Plane Crash \o7 From Associated Press\f7
Programs Gave Successful Businessman His Start : Opportunity: Contracts under government rules and work ethic were the keys, Jack Ybarra says. By Virginia Ellis, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Disabled Veterans Program Unscathed : Business: Preference in awarding of contracts is not targeted, despite criticism. By Virginia Ellis, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Shuttle Crew Recovers Spartan Despite Trouble \o7 From Associated Press\f7
Packwood Attempts Salvage Operation : Senate: Oregon Republican says many accounts in his diaries are inaccurate. Entries in that work led to his resignation on ethics complaints. By James Gerstenzang, TIMES STAFF WRITER
JEWISH-AMERICAN LIFE: A major new museum will open in the... By Patricia Ward Biederman
Possible Conflict of Interest Seen at Water Agency By John Chandler, TIMES STAFF WRITER
ENTERTAINMENT
The 47th Emmy Award : Emmys Flash and Class
Gimmicks Sink Wagner's 'Dutchman' : Opera review: Inventiveness gets out of hand in the staging of the masterpiece at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion. By Martin Bernheimer, TIMES MUSIC CRITIC
WEEKEND REVIEW : Pop : Buddy Guy Sticks to His Loud, Fast Blues Formula By Don Snowden, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
WEEKEND REVIEWS : Theater : 'Folly': An Engaging Celebration of Life's Absurdity By Laurie Winer, TIMES THEATER CRITIC
TV REVIEW : Bless 'This House,' 'Ned and Stacey,' but Not 'Partners' By Howard Rosenberg, TIMES TELEVISION CRITIC
DANCE REVIEWS : Folkloric Look at Mexico's Past, Present By Jennifer Fisher, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
DANCE REVIEWS : Agile Dancers Make Up World of 'Passion' By Jennifer Fisher
MUSIC REVIEW : Williams, Philharmonic Please the Bowl Throng By Timothy Mangan
JAZZ REVIEW : Trio's Acoustic Effort Electrifies Crowd at Greek By Don Heckman
POP MUSIC REVIEW : Bennett at Greek: Smooth Vocals, Little Interpretation By Don Heckman
The 47th Annual Emmy Award : 'ER', 'Frasier' Fill NBC's Prescription : The Show: A Critic's View : An alarming trend--taste and dignity are creeping into an awards telecast that used to have a certain spontaneity and unpredictability. By Howard Rosenberg, TIMES TELEVISION CRITIC
Clay's New Show a Roll of the Dice : Television: CBS is betting that 'Bless This House' audiences will give the actor-comedian a chance to distance himself from his notorious stand-up act. By Greg Braxton, TIMES STAFF WRITER
The 47th Annual Emmy Award : 'ER', 'Frasier' Fill NBC's Prescription : The Scene: Backstage Spin : Medical drama equals record with eight awards in its first season, while the sitcom takes home the top series prize for the second consecutive year. By Susan King and Daniel Howard Cerone, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
THEATER REVIEW : Cashing In on Humor : 'Other People's Money' earns high audience interest with tight direction and universal lessons on finance. By T. H. Mcculloh, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
JAZZ REVIEW : Leading the Band Was High Note for Trumpeter Ferguson By Bill Kohlhaase, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
MUSIC REVIEW : Pacific Symphony Offers More Than a Bang for the Buck By Susan Bliss, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
'Seinfeld,' 'Improvement' Reruns Get Premiere Billing : Television: Producers seeking maximum return spend heavily on promotion as two series debut in syndication. By Steve Weinstein, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
MOVIES Best Dressed: "To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything... By Beth Kleid, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Southland high school students may audition for cash...
Music Center Fund Raising a Victory By Sheldon I. Ausman, \o7 Sheldon I. Ausman, campaign chair of the Music Center Unified Fund '95, is a longtime Los Angeles business executive and community volunteer. A senior vice president of Johnson & Higgins of California, he also serves on several corporate boards of directors. and \f7
Ethnic Images, Issues and 'Asian Men' By Dan Kwong, \o7 Dan Kwong is a performance and installation artist based at Highways in Santa Monica. He is the founder of the Asian Men's Writing and Performing Workshop. and \f7
Events Mark Independence Day, Mexican Heritage Month
MOVIE REVIEW : Couldn't This 'Senior Trip' Have Been Canceled? By David Kronke, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
8 Recent Films Explore Ironies, Upheaval in Russia By Kevin Thomas, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Who Won What: The Winners on TV's Annual Weekend of Awards
The 47th Emmy Award : All Dressed Up for a Stylish Entrance
BUSINESS
Employers Required to Guard Against Workplace Violence
Two Major Southland Realty Firms to Join Forces : Mergers: Jon Douglas and Prudential California say the new company will employ 4,000 agents in 70 offices. By Vicki Torres, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Can Earnings Gains Satisfy the Lofty Hopes of Analysts on Wall Street? By Tom Petruno
On Sale Now More Than Ever By James Bates
Cotton Makes a Comeback : Imperial Valley Farmers React to Prices at Levels Not Seen Since Civil War By Chris Kraul, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Uniformity Sells, One Family Finds : Clothing: With the return of standard dress, back-to-school business swamps an O.C. company with customers, some reluctant. By Leslie Earnest, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ENTERPRISE : A Firm Happily in the Midst of Uniform Chaos By Leslie Earnest, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Parsons Names New President of Latin America Unit \o7 Times Staff and Wire Reports\f7
Los Angeles County Times Staff Reports
Los Angeles County Times Staff Reports
Orange County Times Staff Reports
San Diego County Times Staff Reports
Technology \o7 Times Staff and Wire Reports\f7
International \o7 Times Staff and Wire Reports\f7
Airlines \o7 Times Staff and Wire Reports\f7
Former Trader Says Barings' Managers Made Losses Worse From Bloomberg Business News
Thailand \o7 Times Staff and Wire Reports\f7
Post-Quake Recovery of Kobe's Port in Doubt By Sam Jameson, TIMES STAFF WRITER
China \o7 Times Staff and Wire Reports\f7
Japan \o7 Times Staff and Wire Reports\f7
INTERNATIONAL CAREERS : A World of Opportunity : Southern Strategy : As more Americans seek work in Latin America, here's how some are staying ahead of the competition. By Chris Kraul, TIMES STAFF WRITER
INTERNATIONAL CAREERS : A World of Opportunity : How to Get a Job Abroad : With the right advice, the hunt for an overseas career can be successful By Danica Kirka, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
INTERNATIONAL CAREERS : A World of Opportunity : U.S. Tax Breaks Boost Revenue for Expatriates : Americans living abroad can exclude up to $70,000 of their foreign-source wages from income. By Kathy M. Kristof, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
INTERNATIONAL CAREERS : A World of Opportunity : Work Abroad Can Boost Career Prospects at Home : Stateside organizations help job-seekers line up required permits for overseas employment. By Carla Lazzareschi, TIMES STAFF WRITER
INTERNATIONAL CAREERS : A World of Opportunity : A Chance to Serve : Thousands take the Foreign Service exam each year in the hope of gaining a government job that can really make a difference. By Karen Kaplan, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
INTERNATIONAL CAREERS : A World of Opportunity : Experience Rewards Peace Corp Volunteers : The organization has become a valuable source for foreign work opportunities. By Karen Kaplan, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
INTERNATIONAL CAREERS : A World of Opportunity : Behavior as Important as Language When Dealing With Foreign Clients : Lack of attention to local customs can turn a seemingly innocent gesture into a serious insult. By Ruth Stroud, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
INTERNATIONAL CAREERS : A World of Opportunity : Family Businesses Reap Dividends Borne of Long Hours, Dedication : Teamwork turns Dai Cheong Trading Co. into a thriving international import-export enterprise. By Denise Hamilton, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
INTERNATIONAL CAREERS : A World of Opportunity : Resource Guide : Where to Find Tips, Testing and Training at Little or No Cost
INTERNATIONAL CAREERS : A World of Opportunity : Study of Cultures Complements Traditional Business Programs : Understanding global social, political dynamics can make or break a deal in today's marketplace. By Denise Hamilton, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
INTERNATIONAL CAREERS : A World of Opportunity : Battling Culture Shock Starts With Trip to Local Bookstores, Seminars : Advance preparation is critical in adjusting to the challenges of life in a foreign country. By Karen E. Klein, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
INTERNATIONAL CAREERS : A World of Opportunity : Brushing Up to Master the Art of the Interview : Experts advise applicants to research the company, then radiate the right mix of confidence and ability. By Denise Hamilton, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
INTERNATIONAL CAREERS : A World of Opportunity : Growing Asian Economies a Boon for U.S. Finance Workers Abroad : While Wall Street jobs remain scarce, brokerages expand their operations in the rapidly expanding region. By Peter Y. Hong, TIMES STAFF WRITER
INTERNATIONAL CAREERS : A World of Opportunity : Where The Jobs Are : Top 10 Emerging Markets for U.S. Operations : International careers are far different than a decade ago. The growth is in small firms. By Maria L. La Ganga, TIMES STAFF WRITER
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Man Who Left Hospital Found Dead in Bushes By Sonia Nazario, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Compton Braces for Rep. Tucker's Extortion Trial : Court: Charges of accepting bribes while mayor grew out of federal probe into city's government. Case is scheduled to begin Tuesday. By J. Michael Kennedy, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Conflict-of-Interest Questions Surface at Water Board : Development: Officials with financial ties to Newhall Land and Farming helped shape projects benefiting the firm, records show. By John Chandler, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Girl Dies, Another Hurt in Gang Shooting
Deputies Break Up Crowd of 200 in CityWalk Brawl
Hydraulic Fluid Sprays 8 as Carnival Ride Malfunctions
A Desire to Help the Eastside Drives Institute Worker By George Ramos
Ripping Off the Grass Roots : State Senate measure aims at lobbyists who misuse techniques of traditional movement
Rights to Beach Paths: Gone With the Tide? : Failure to act could cost the state hundreds of access routes
Deathbeds and Prison Bars : Bill codifying rules for release of dying convicts is both compassionate and cost-effective
PERSPECTIVE ON THE DRUG TRADE : Overstating a Cocaine Bust : There never were any 'cartels' with a lock on Colombia; entrepreneurs will take up the slack. By Moyara Ruehsen, \o7 Moyara Ruehsen is an assistant professor in the Graduate School of International Policy Studies at the Monterey (Calif.) Institute of International Studies\f7
Televised Trials Are Here to Stay : Courts: Justice Warren predicted the down side, but the value in citizen education can't be denied. By Charles Nesson and Jonathan Zittrain, \o7 Charles Nesson is a professor of law at Harvard Law School. Jonathan Zittrain is a recent graduate of Harvard Law School and the John F. Kennedy School of Government\f7
A Nuclear Umbrella for Europe : France: Its tests aim to build a defense apart from U.S. guarantees. Germans express an interest. By William Pfaff, \o7 William Pfaff is a Times syndicated columnist based in Paris. \f7
Errol Flynn: a Hero or Villain?
Enthusiasm Soars at Tustin Marine Base's Open House By Greg Miller, TIMES STAFF WRITER
End of an Era : Homes Will Be Built on Site That Gave Voice to Roaring '20s By Julie Fate Sullivan, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Tracks of Red Tape Hamper Railroad Crossing Project By Jeff Mcdonald, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Group Gains Little Ground in Fight Over Development : Agriculture: Members of STOP plan an initiative drive to preserve farmlands. They face an uphill battle in persuading the Oxnard City Council. By Miguel Bustillo, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Tranquil Town Roiled by Recall Campaign : Development: Charging sellout, foes of a planned PriceCostco store seek to oust pair on City Council. Their adversaries call it the politics of hate. By Frank Manning, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Polishing Skills of the Single Life By Sharon Bernstein, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Battle of the Bugs : Growers Grapple With Infestation, Fear New Influx of Insects By David R. Baker, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Old City Hall Is Wearing Thin With Neighbors : Real estate: Thousand Oaks planners will outline some options for the municipal facility, which has been ravaged by vandals since being abandoned in 1988. By Mary F. Pols, TIMES STAFF WRITER
The Spirit Moves Them, to Tarzana : Bais Menachem Chabad House Is New Valley Hub for Traditional Jewish Sect By John Dart, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Academy a Giant Step Up for Ballet Pacifica Troupe : Entertainment: The dancers breaks in their 13,000-square-foot academy with a weekend of rehearsal. Classes start Sept. 25. By Zan Dubin, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Speed Bumps Should Check Questions About Accident By David Haldane, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Panorama City : Commanding Officer to Speak at Meeting By Tim May
Valleywide : Return to 100-Degree Mark Likely Tuesday By Ed Bond
Northridge : Appeal to Be Heard on Child-Care Center By Kay Hwangbo
Northridge : CSUN Allows Skates for Getting Around By Ed Bond
Van Nuys : ESPN Sportscasters to Discuss Their Careers By Douglas Alger
Drug for AIDS Patients' Vision Safe Taken Orally, Study Says \o7 From Times staff and wire reports\f7
SCIENCE FILE : The Valley of Hidden Treasures : In building a reservoir near Hemet, workers discover some of the best Ice Age fossils west of the California deserts. By Tom Gorman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Study Ties Aspirin to Reduced Risk of Colon, Rectal Cancer \o7 From Times staff and wire reports\f7
Reseda : Coast Cleanup Day to Include Inland Project By Douglas Alger
Tropical Storms
Universal City : Woman Arrested in Brawl at CityWalk By Jeannette Desantis
Visitors can wriggle their cyber-toes in the electronic...
VENTURA : Santa Paula Man, 18, Stabbed in Fight By David R. Baker
PERSPECTIVE : Electronic Signs Boost Economies, Ignite Complaints By Shelby Grad, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
3 Men Face Prison After Marijuana Seized in Forest By Efrain Hernandez Jr., TIMES STAFF WRITER
Motorcyclist, 34, Killed in Accident By David R. Baker
3 Arrested in Death of 17-Year-Old
THOUSAND OAKS : Oktoberfest Party Rolls Out the Sauerkraut By Andrew D. Blechman
IN PERSON : Watergate Figure Sees Past Echoed in O.C. Chaos : Success at Any Cost? Don Segretti Knows Price of Such Policy By Jeff Kass, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
THOUSAND OAKS : Baby Girl Dies After Car Rolls Over Her By Joanna M. Miller
John Douglas Harrop; Actor, Teacher
A Breed Apart : Nearly 300 Dogs Are Put Through the Paces at Conejo Kennel Club Show By Andrew D. Blechman, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Obituaries
Man Shot at Home During Argument
Officers From Five Cities Break Up Melee at Party : Crime: Gathering at La Palma center near police station erupts in brawls. Four arrests are made.
Car Hits Tree, Killing Driver
Stabbing Victim, 16, Remains Hospitalized By David R. Baker
City to Farm Out Waste-Water Sludge By Miguel Bustillo
Suspected Gang Member Fatally Shot
Santa Ana Nightclub Guard Fatally Shot : Crime: Man is killed in parking lot shortly after he forced two disruptive patrons to leave the bar. By Davan Maharaj, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SPECIAL ELECTION / 72nd ASSEMBLY DISTRICT : Ackerman Acts With Caution and Confidence : The GOP candidate is a heavy favorite over Democrat Shirley Hafner. She pins her hopes on voter backlash over bankruptcy. By Len Hall, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SPORTS
Twins Top Angels, 9-8, on Error From Associated Press
Giants Fail to Hold Lead, Chiefs Win in Overtime From Associated Press
NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP : With a Surprise Move, Rockies Beat Reds, 5-4 From Staff and Wire Reports
NEWSWIRE : Villeneuve Has Fun and Wins Title Too From Staff and Wire Reports
PRO FOOTBALL '95 : We'll Beat You in St. Louis, Say Rams : NFC: The honeymoon continues in a 17-13 victory over New Orleans in home opener. By T.J. Simers, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Busch Is a Friend in a Pinch : Baseball: Ostracized off the field, he's glad-handed by the Dodgers after he hits a homer to beat the Pirates, 5-4, to complete a sweep. By Bob Nightengale, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Offerman Subtraction Is Addition By Mike Downey
Phillips Booted Off No. 2 Nebraska : College football: Heisman contender dismissed from team after arrest for assault. By Gene Wojciechowski, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Bedraggled Twins Rough Up Angels : Baseball: Worst team in majors wins, 9-8, in 10 innings; California lead falls to five games. By John Weyler, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Sampras Closes Agassi's Show in the Theater Where It Started : U.S. Open: Tears flow after a 6-4, 6-3, 4-6, 7-5 victory over the defending champion. By Julie Cart, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Plenty of Blame for Everyone By Mike Penner
MIGHTY DUCK NOTEBOOK / ROBYN NORWOOD : It's Early, but Kilger Definitely Has the Look By Robyn Norwood
Who Was That Guy With the Gray Hair? By Shav Glick
MIGHTY DUCKS : There's a Familiar Look as Training Camp Opens By Robyn Norwood, TIMES STAFF WRITER
KINGS : Defense Is the Name of the Game By Lisa Dillman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Notes on a Scorecard By Allan Malamud
L.A. Benched / Week 2 : Plenty of Parking, Plenty of Gas, It's Only the Angels By T.J. Simers
PRO FOOTBALL '95 : Pro Football Spotlight
Lilavois Strikes in the Splash's 4-3 Victory : Indoor soccer: His shot from point-blank range in fourth quarter gives club its third triumph in a row for first time this season. By Martin Henderson, TIMES STAFF WRITER
PRO FOOTBALL '95 : Pro Football Spotlight : TONIGHT'S GAME By T.J. Simers
Encore Comeback for Colts, With Better Result From Associated Press
PRO FOOTBALL '95 : A Dolphin Day Afternoon in New England : AFC: Miami defense shuts down Bledsoe, Patriots, 20-3. By Bill Plaschke, TIMES STAFF WRITER
PRO FOOTBALL '95 : Kelly's Bad Day Suddenly Turns, and Bills Win, 31-9 From Associated Press
PRO FOOTBALL '95 : Bengals Expand to 2-0 by Holding Off Jaguars From Associated Press
PRO FOOTBALL '95 : San Diego Avoids Embarrassing Loss to Seattle With Late Charge From Associated Press
PRO FOOTBALL '95 : Testaverde Proves Point, Browns Top Buccaneers From Associated Press
PRO FOOTBALL '95 : Giants Fail to Hold Lead, Chiefs Win in Overtime From Associated Press
PRO FOOTBALL '95 : Patchwork Steelers Win, 34-17 From Associated Press
PRO FOOTBALL '95 : Conservative Raiders Keep it Short, Win : Interconference: Hostetler disdains long passing in undefeated Oakland's 20-8 victory over Washington. From Associated Press
PRO FOOTBALL '95 : Cowboys Sidestep Distractions to Win From Associated Press
PRO FOOTBALL '95 : Rice Lashes Out After 49ers' 41-10 Victory From Associated Press
PRO FOOTBALL '95 : Vikings Shut Down Sanders in 20-10 Victory From Associated Press
PRO FOOTBALL '95 : Peete Plays Like Starter in Eagles' Victory Over Cardinals From Associated Press
BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : DODGERS : DeShields Willing to Make Sacrifice By Bob Nightengale
BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : ANGELS : Loss to Twins Seen as a Blip By John Weyler
NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Walker Bunts for Hit, Surprising Reds, Baylor From Staff and Wire Reports
AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP : It's Starting to Get Wild for the Mariners From Staff and Wire Reports
Villeneuve Wins Title Without Winning Race From Staff and Wire Reports
DEL MAR : As Easy as A-B-C for McCarron on Alphabet Soup By Bob Mieszerski, TIMES STAFF WRITER
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1995 PREP PREVIEW: GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL : Mater Dei's Gehlke Holds Up Her End of Family Tradition By John Weyler, TIMES STAFF WRITER
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Rough Season Taking Its Toll on Edmonds : Baseball: Angel outfielder shows the emotional and physical signs of playing for an up-and-down team. By Elliott Teaford, TIMES STAFF WRITER
BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : ANGELS : Loss to Twins Seen as a Blip By John Weyler
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