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Base Closure Turns Into Opportunity for Region
By
Matthew Yi
Adults Must Send a Message of Responsibility on Alcohol
By
Rob Hall
In Search of Eternal Rest in Pasadena
By
Richard Winton
Scientists Track How Anti-Cancer Gene Functions
Vision 2020: Charting a City’s Future
By
Tim Hodge
Electric Motorcycles Debut in Southland
By
Nicholas Riccardi
Pedestrian Killed on Pacific Coast Highway
By
Scott Steepleton
El Concilio Receives Amgen Grant
On Alert for Telemarketing Fraud - Task force enlists volunteers to combat scams against elderly
Business Council’s Bottom Line: Get Going on El Toro
By
Lorenza Munoz
Heartfelt Gratitude - Boy Thriving 5 Years After Transplant, Public’s Support
By
Bonnie Hayes
Plastic Surgeon Linked to Spate of Infections
By
Tina Nguyen
How to Keep the Fall Out of Holiday Season
By
Frank Messina
Finding Shelter in Santa Clarita
* Robert
C.
Fish; Retired Planner for Gas Company
Center’s Height Still Concerns Residents
By
Dawn Hobbs
Hopeful Signs of a Truce on Thousand Oaks Council
Sad Saga of a Will, Wealth and Suicide
By
Ann W. O'Neill
CSUN
Loss Seen as a Sign of the Early ’90s
By
Nancy Hill-Holtzman
and
Radha Krishnan Thampi
Stench of Mammoth Hog Operation Divides Farming Community
By
Mike Carter
Nuclear Lab Showcases Mixing Arms Control and Development
By
Sue Major Holmes
Tiny Steps Forward
By
Fred Alvarez
Hope Rises From the Rubble
Mourners Pay Respects to Slain Monroe Student
Mountain Lion Sightings More Growl Than Bite
Cooking Up a Play Based on Brownie Guide
By
Bob Pool
Physician Advocates Mandatory
AIDS
Testing
By
Steve Chawkins
Cities at the Center of Change
By
Shelby Grad
Reaching Out to Steer Runaways From the Street
By
Robert Ourlian
and
John Canalis
Tragedy a Catalyst for Good - School buses will be safer under law pushed by
O.C.
family
It’s Time to Bring El Toro Debate Back Down to Earth - Officials must admit airport bias, weigh alternatives
Suspects Still Sought in Drive-By Shooting
By
Coll Metcalfe
San Gabriel Mayor Takes a Hand in Cost Containment
By
Yung Kim
History of Hollywood Madams Is Long, Lurid
By
Cecilia Rasmussen
Latino Middle Class Growing in Suburbia
By
George Ramos
Bursting at the Seams
All Septuplets Now Upgraded to Fair, Breathing on Own
Nurturing Thanks, Giving All Year Long
By
Rabbi Arnold Rachlis
A Consuming Interest in Horse Meat
By
Scott Harris
Ember from Fireplace Blamed in House Fire
By
Scott Steepleton
Obituaries
Once Lost, He’s Found His Calling
By
Dana Parsons
Getting Down to Business
Pesticide Spraying Near School Worries Parents, Teachers
By
Richard Cole
For 7 Siblings Separated by
WWII
, Decades Fade as New Memories Are Made at Reunion
By
Lisa Addison
Latino Gang Truce in Valley Is Praised Despite Rise in Homicides
By
Efrain Hernandez Jr.
Making ‘Death With Dignity’ Reality
By
Gary N. Stern
Daytime Curfew Clamps Down on Rights of Parents, Students
By
Ken Williams
A Showdown for City Hall Squabbling
By
Miguel Bustillo
He Took a Funny Little Bird Under His Wing
By
Steve Chawkins
Fired College Teacher Revs Up for New Trial
By
Deborah Belgum
Two Men Shot and Wounded in Lancaster
No One Hurt in House Blaze Blamed on Fireplace Ember
By
Scott Steepleton
Pols Getting Personal a Good Sign
CSU
System Needs to Implement Higher Standards for Admission
By
Shirley Svorny
Bursting at the Seams
A Textbook Case of Plenty
By
Amy Pyle
Why the Hurry With Gifted Kids?
ENVIRONMENT
Free Clinic Selected to Receive $5,000 Grant
By
Scott Steepleton
Real Estate
Refund ‘Tracers’ Ordered to Stop
By
Lew Sichelman
Garden Events
High Water
Congress Drops Ball on
PMI
Reform
By
Kenneth R. Harney
Suddenly, Pair Is Game for
L.A.
By
Ruth Ryon
A Century of Charm
By
Jane Chafin
Breathe Easier With Room Air Cleaner
By
James Dulley
Notice of Termination Must Be Dated
Magazine
Breaking the (Dress) Code
By
Lindsay Marcotta
Hangin’ With Hansby
By
S. Irene Virbila
Retro Racket
By
Joe Sehee
It Was 20 Years Ago Today
The Man Behind the Curtain
By
Greg Braxton
The
L.A.
Files
By
Josh Sens
Wrapping Up the Holiday
That Girl
By
Renee Vogel
Cheesy Riders
Breakfast is served!
By
Michael Walker
The Big Sneeze–and Other Scary Tales
By
Patt Morrison
LIGHTS
OUT
By
Ed Leibowitz
HORSE
SENSE
By
Ann Connors
Sports
Marina Still Enjoys the Road
By
Michael Itagaki
Romar’s Waves Caught Unawares
By
Steve Henson
Eagles Need Fifth Game to Advance
By
Melanie Neff
SOUTHLAND
ROUNDUP
By
Lon Eubanks
USC
Makes It More Difficult Than Need Be
By
Greg Sandoval
Foreman Promoters Launch Protest
By
Steve Springer
Agassi, Sargsian Put Friendship Aside Today
By
David Wharton
World Cup Field Complete After Iran Beats Australia
Burning the Midnight Wagering
By
Beth Harris
Goatborg
By
Julie Cart
NFL
’s Probe Has an Impact
By
Steve Wilstein
STINGRAYS
TODAY
By
Earl Gustkey
Robinson Likes His Newest Line
By
Lonnie White
CBS
to Say Sayonara to Olympics
By
Mike Penner
Hart Gets Flip Side Again, Hits Road
Another Running of Bulls in Chicago
By
Mark Heisler
Antelope Valley Stumbles
By
Lance O'Fallon
Flintridge Sacred Heart Outlasts Marlborough
By
Lauren Peterson
A Look at the Bowls
Lehman Picks Up Some ‘Chunk’ Change
By
Thomas Bonk
Growing While He’s Growling
By
Mike Downey
Shakin’ Up the Triple Crown
By
Andrew Beyer
Another Manning in the Wings
By
Mary Foster
Cicciari Teaching Valuable Lessons
By
Eric Sondheimer
By Going Out With Leaders, Fleshman Comes In Second
By
John Ortega
Prep Football
SOUTHLAND
ROUNDUP
No. 1 Rancho Alamitos Upset
By
Mike Wojciechowski
No. 1 Tennessee Defeats No. 14 Stanford, 88-70
By
Earl Gustkey
Ice Dogs Fall to Thunder in Shootout
Volunteers Work Hard for First
SEC
East Title
Nordhoff’s Runaway State Victory Is Simple as 2-3-4
By
John Ortega
Eastern Washington Advances
Calabasas Gets Roughed Up
By
Peter Yoon
CAPSULES
AND
RANKINGS
By
Mark Heisler
Reed’s Role Getting Bigger
By
Tim Kawakami
Nittany Lions Get Run Over
Time Didn’t Stop for the Dinosaurs, but It Did for Him
By
Mal Florence
It’s About Three on Threes
By
Scott Howard-Cooper
Notre Dame Needs Some Late Heroics to Escape Hawaii With a 23-22 Victory
Calgary Sneaks By Ducks
By
Elliott Teaford
North Hollywood Girls Get Tough Against Dorsey, 70-61
Canada Takes Gritty Approach
By
Helene Elliott
Rigley Leads Waves Over No. 5 Florida
Jerry and Geri Show Proves a Winner in Citation Handicap
By
Bob Mieszerski
Trojans Forced to Wait for Bruin Bid
By
Robyn Norwood
Douglass Watches
UC
Irvine Step Back
By
Chris Foster
Smith Helps Columbus Extend Winning Streak
Malone Takes Over Down Stretch in Utah’s Victory
By
Chris Baker
Seifert Eyes Coaching Return
By
Dennis Georgatos
Winning Getting Infectious
By
Lonnie White
Bailey Rallies Bruins to Win
Woodbridge, Costa Mesa Win Team Titles
By
Paul Halpin
Goaltender Can’t Save Ducks From Frustrating 3-2 Defeat
By
Elliott Teaford
TODAY
’S
GAMES
Second Time Might Be the Charm for Toner
By
Bob Mieszerski
Orange Lutheran Charges Past Santa Barbara Bishop Diego
By
Ryan T. Blystone
It’s a Tough Road Ahead for Trojans
By
Greg Sandoval
Northridge Delivers a Knockout
By
Steve Henson
Ocean View Bumps Off Yosemite
By
Dan Arritt
Yucaipa Girls Win Third Consecutive Title
By
John Ortega
Barry Sits Out the Loss to Jazz
By
Chris Baker
Knicks Really Get Defensive in Shutting Down Phoenix
World Cup Field Complete After Iran Beats Australia
UCLA
Women Trounced, 8-0, by Notre Dame
By
Grahame L. Jones
Emotional Ending for Robinson
Fullerton Produces Winning 1-2 Punch
By
Lon Eubanks
Bethel Christian Falls in Shootout
By
Dave Desmond
Paraclete Loaded for Big Bear
By
Steve Galluzzo
Snubbed Messier Responds
Texas, Arkansas Make Coaching Changes
Gleason Brings Home a Rare Gem
By
Paul Halpin
Arizona Gets Its Second Wind and an Easy Victory
Sebastian Paces Concordia to Tournament Win
No. 16 Utah Gives Irvine’s Douglass Refresher Course
By
Chris Foster
Westlake Makes Own Statement
By
Mike Bresnahan
Seizinger, Germans Superior in Super-G
By
Chris Dufresne
Golden West Earns Spot in State Tournament
Kariya Confirms His Olympic Ties
By
Elliott Teaford
TIMES
NFL
WRITER
T.J.
SIMERS
POSES
–AND
ANSWERS
–THE
BURNING
QUESTIONS
ON
GAME
DAY
By
T J. Simers
Davis Flies to Bruins’ Rescue
By
Tim Kawakami
News
17 Injured in I-15 Crashes; Lanes Shut for Over 5 Hours
‘
Burnt by the Sun’
By
Kenneth Turan
Concert Will Honor Newport Crash Victim
Rebel Bombs Draw Israeli Retaliation
Penchant for Pens
By
Michael Quintanilla
The Art of Aunthood
By
Beverly Beyette
New Home Prescribed for an Obscure Museum
By
Laura Meckler
Mexicans March in Silence to Protest Soaring Crime
By
James F. Smith
Aerial Tram in Desert City Gives a Different Perspective to Winter
By
Diana Marcum
SPIRITUAL
JOURNEYS
By
Mary Rourke
For Newport, Scars of Crash Heal Slowly
By
Robert Ourlian
Geologist Cites Evidence of Life on Mars
Smart Aleck
Scientists Identify Gene That Causes Type of Skin Cancer
Reforms Seen as Key to Asia’s Fiscal Recovery
By
Tom Petruno
A Bubbly Brew
By
Michael Quintanilla
A Portrait of Desperation: Risking Everything for Their Addiction
By
J M. Hirsch
Somalis Find Home, Hope in Minnesota
By
Chris Tomlinson
Prime-Time Flicks
By
Kevin Thomas
Lions Left With Little Room to Roam
By
T. Christian Miller
OPEC
Oil Cartel Agrees to Raise Production Limit
Good Deeds
By
Kevin Baxter
Can They Hack It?
By
Michael J. Ybarra
High-Tech Police Vehicle Targets Dangerous Drivers
By
Alice Reid
Grappling With Crime Wave on the Web
By
Jack Nelson
The 3rd Street Charmer
By
Patric Kuh
How Are We Thankful? Let Us Count the Ways
By
Anne Beatts
Dozens Hurt in Bethlehem Clashes
Bicyclist Killed by Car on
PCH
Children’s March Seeks Ban on Mines
McCormick: The Power and the Story
By
Dennis Mclellan
‘
Executive Decision’
By
Kenneth Turan
What’s a Millennium Without New Fears and Reassurances?
By
Matt Crenson
TURN
ON
,
TUNE
IN
OR
MISS
OUT
By
Steven Linan
Czech Premier Resigns Amid Finance Scandal
Back on Track
By
Irene Lacher
Fossil Find Linked to Mammal Evolution
By
Geof Becker
Climbing Commando Brings Hope to India’s Truly Downtrodden: Girls
By
Hema Shukla
Moon Seeks to Be Wedded to American Life
By
Paul Richter
Old Enemy Stalks Kids of Privilege
By
Jesse Katz
Global Warming Triggers Renewed Interest in Nuclear Power
By
Charles J. Hanley
The Anti-Mall Crawl
By
Michael Quintanilla
UC
Researchers Expand Tijuana Lead Study
By
Dana Calvo
Christmas Chestnuts Thaw the Heart
By
Susan King
Congolese Army Units Clash; 18 Reported Killed
A Mother’s Plan to End Welfare Reliance
By
Carla Rivera
Phoenix Nurtures a Business Oasis
By
Marla Dickerson
Orangutan Gets a Helpful Prescription
By
David Montgomery
and
Saud Abu Ramadan
Fund Drought Perils Effort to Boost India Crops
By
Krishnan Guruswamy
Getty Center Is More Than Sum of Its Parts
By
Suzanne Muchnic
Bodybuilders’ Image Problem May Be Mental
By
Ira Dreyfuss
The List
By
Janet Kinosian
Opposition in Taiwan Gains in Vote
Cougar Protection Effort Falls Short, Critics Maintain
By
T. Christian Miller
Smart Aleck
Jason Project Scores Hits With Science Classes
By
Joe Wheelan
Iraq Eases Stance on Lifting of Sanctions
Iowa Births Are the Talk of the Town
Red Tide Kills Fish in Corpus Christi Bay
‘
Living in Oblivion’
By
Kenneth Turan
Snow-Clogged Colorado Roads Reopen and Travelers Move On
China Shifts Tack in Birth Control
By
Renee Schoof
State Board May Return Math Classes to the Basics
By
Richard Lee Colvin
A Different Kind of Heavy Metal Fan
By
Joe Edwards
Professor Compares a Violent Tribe to Gangs
By
Faye Fiore
World’s Greatest Railway Bazaar Looks for Green Light in 1999
By
Denis D. Gray
SHOWS
FOR
YOUNGSTERS
AND
THEIR
PARENTS
TOO
By
Lee Harris
Helicopter Problem Slows
U.N.
Somali Rescue Bid
Movie to Tape
By
Kevin Thomas
Clinton Hails Volunteer Work, Asks Citizens’ Help
Former Detroit Mayor Coleman Young Dies at 79
‘
Going My Way’
By
Michael Wilmington
The Asian Contagion
Mathematics Program Is Sum Fun
By
David Colker
Study Aims to Aid Children With Asthma
By
Marcida Dodson
Laugh Lines
Dogs Help Parkinson’s Disease Patients
By
David Kinney
Stick-O-Matic
By
Michael Quintanilla
China’s River Dolphins Face Doom
By
Rone Tempest
Travel
Sydney Tries Its Luck With Casino
Festivals, Feasts
&
Fairs
By
Amy A. Weber
Wild West Island
By
Susan E. James
It’s All Downhill From Courmayeur, Italy
By
Karin Dominello
Escapist Movies
Propeller Mishaps Sideline Two Ships
A Spa for Hedonists
By
Laurie Garrett
Japanese Museum Is Underground Hit
Traveler’s Note …
Cutting the Red Tape to Get Jobs Abroad
By
Lucy Izon
Readers Recommend
Maui’s Place of Pampering
By
Barbara Schuler
My Best Shot
Bay Walks
By
John Mckinney
Silver Spoon for Kids and London Tea Too
Newsletters Are Priceless–If You Do Your Homework
By
Christopher Reynolds
Business
Ticketmaster’s Tough
CEO
Ready for the Next Act
By
Mark Saylor
Employees Sue Over Rights as More Firms Require Noncompete Contracts
By
Evelyn Nussenbaum
Life Insurance 101
The Night May Be a Long One, but Japan’s Sun Will Rise Again
By
James Flanigan
Bank You Kindly
By
Don Lee
What Social Security Needs Is a ‘Publicization’
By
Robert Eisner
Where to Find a Fee-Only Financial Planner? Trade Group Will Provide a Free List
By
Carla Lazzareschi
Loyalty Problem Might Be Solved With a Conversation
Quaker State Running on All Cylinders Again
By
Katie Fairbank
Premier Laser Names Executive
VP
Investment Conference
Those ‘A’ and 5-Star Ratings Ain’t What They Used to Be
By
Charles A. Jaffe
Where There’s Smoke There Are Profits, Casino Operators Say
By
Robert Macy
Books
THE
GRAND
CHESSBOARD.
\o7 By Zbigniew Brzezinski\f7 .\o7 BasicBooks: 224 pp., $26\f7 -
THE
AMERICAN
ENCOUNTER.
\o7 Edited by James
F.
Hoge Jr. and Fareed Zakaria\f7 .\o7 BasicBooks: 656 pp., $35\f7
By
Walter Russell Mead
X20
: A Novel of (Not) Smoking.\o7 By Richard Beard\f7 .\o7 Arcade: 312 pp., $22.95\f7
By
Richard Eder
Rita Meter Maid
By
Charlotte Innes
MEMOIRS
OF
A
GEISHA.
\o7 By Arthur Golden\f7 .\o7 Alfred
A.
Knopf: 392 pp., $25\f7
By
Heller Mcalpin
“
The Prince and the Pauper” Revisited
By
Jerry Griswold
Wheeling Through Tuscany, by Patricia Young
From Poet to Tiger, by May Swenson
Wild Blue Yonder
By
Cari Beauchamp
Finders Keepers
By
Debra Goldman
VOLCANOES.
\o7 By Robert Decker and Barbara Decker\f7 .\o7
W.H.
Freeman
&
Co: 322 pp., $19.95\f7 -
VOLCANOES
: Crucibles of Change.\o7 By Richard
V.
Fisher, Grant Heiken and Jeffrey
B.
Hulen\f7 . \o7 Princeton University Press: 320 pp., $35\f7
By
Kenneth Reich
Singled Out
By
David Futrelle
Silkweed, by Olena Kalytiak Davis
READING
L.A.
BESTSELLERS
Entertainment
CELIA
CRUZ
“Celia’s Duets”
RMM
* * * 1/2
By
Ernesto Lechner
Opening French Doors
By
Victoria Looseleaf
In Brief
By
Ernesto Lechner
A Welder of Metal and Fervid Imaginings
By
Hunter Drohojowska-Philp
RICK
FAMUYIWA
/
WRITER
By
Steve Hochman
BIG
DAY
By
Dave Jennings, From London
Forget the Loincloths
By
Christian Boone
In Brief
By
Connie Johnson
The Contenders
By
Victoria Looseleaf
More Ma: Call Him Mr. Multimedia
By
Justin Davidson
NO
APOLOGIES
By
Steve Hochman
Up on the Roof at New Film School
By
Nicolai Ouroussoff
Compiling a Toast to the Friars’ Roasts
By
Donald Liebenson
Somber Songs, Leftovers Fill Princess Di Tribute
By
Steve Hochman
Poised to Fly
By
Patrick Pacheco
He Sees a Softer Side of Soul
By
Cheo Hodari Coker
Some of Them Stand Out After Novelty Is Gone
By
Robert Hilburn
Beatles Producer Turns Swan Song Into a Lark
By
Steve Hochman
Friends: The Movie
By
David Kronke
‘
Funk’ Tour Brings in ‘Da Understudy
By
Don Shirley
In Brief
By
Brett Johnson
Princess of the Xeitgeist
By
Anne Beatts
Out of the Shadow of Giants
By
Christopher Knight
Instrument of Change
By
Justin Davidson
SMALL
FACES
Music to Set–or Steal–the Scene
By
Don Heckman
So the Show Did Go On
By
Daryl H. Miller
Opinion
Will Business, Labor Replay 1958 Fight?
By
Sherry Bebitch Jeffe
Nuclear Power Won’t Fix Our ‘Greenhouse’
By
Helen Caldicott
A Simple Case of Defining What’s Fair
By
David Dante Troutt
Sheldon Hackney
By
Ian L. Parker
The Violence Conundrum
By
Eric H. Monkkonen
Jitters About Japan
Grass-Roots Signs of Change
By
Richard Baum
A Good Idea Clicks Elsewhere
An Opportunity for Latino Lawmakers to Take the Lead
By
Gregory Rodriguez
Foreign Gifts With Strings Have
U.S.
Colleges Fretting
Economic Stress Makes the Heart Grow Fonder of Authoritarianism
By
Donald Kirk
Not Finding Heroes, We Are the Poorer
By
Peter H. Gibbon
Death Probably Saved Mas From Forces Threatening To Undo Him
By
Walter Russell Mead
U.S.
Iraqi Policy Alienating Arab Allies
By
Shibley Telhami
Confronting the Horror of Biological Warfare
By
Leonard A. Cole
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