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What happened on December 06, 1998
NEWS
What's Old Is New?
Strong Women
Mike Wallace's Role
Straight Shooters
Nothing Can Fill the Void for Dylon By Sandy Banks
In the Words of Eddie, Debbie, Loni and More
'I Shall Not Want' By Duan Noriyuki, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Today's Living Best Bets
Pour It on and Take a Powder By Barbara Thomas
Still Life With Shih Tzu By Martin Miller
Classics--Celebrity Style
Cyber Fashion By Booth Moore
Planning Ahead
Simplify Your Life / ELAINE ST JAMES By Elaine St James
Laugh Lines
Proving Insects Get No Respect
Book Reviews
Treasure Hunt By Sue Alexander
Holiday Book Review By Maria D. Laso, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Pint-Sized Punch Lines
Tom Petruno's Market Beat column does not appear... By Tom Petruno
Stock Prices Rise at Expense of Loyalty
Parents Can Fall Into Tax Trap With Gift Loans
Lawyers Didn't Do the Shabby Work
Federal Bias Law Covers Religion
Beware of Scams on Inventors
Scott Harris Column
Valley VOTE Petition Drive
Newhall Ranch Project
Madrid Theatre
Noise and Burbank Airport Expansion
Newhall Ranch Project Approval
Contractor Tom Staben
Bilingual Education
Responsibility to Needy
Student Uniforms
Free Will
Camarillo Skate Park
Genetic Diversity and Steelhead
Biker Image
Crime Data Show Need to Curb Guns
Aftermath of Father's Standoff
Tollway Fences Are Wasteful
Offering Positive Images of Islam
Museum Merger Was No Success
CalOPTIMA in Success Spotlight
Lively Seniors Can Tolerate Children
Prosecute 'Bully' Gangs Like Others
Davis Taking Politically Safe Middle Road By Kenneth L. Khachigian, Kenneth L. Khachigian is a former White House speech writer who practices law in Orange County. He is a veteran political strategist who ran Bruce Herschensohn's 1992 campaign. His column appears here every other week
Fair Play Lacking in Mission Viejo
It's Wrong to Keep Marijuana Illegal
That's Progress, Not Overbuilding
Where the GOP Went Wrong
Where Were Tank Inspectors?
Share Your Earthquake Memories
Blind Med Student's Vision Has No Limits By Sharon Cohen, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Columbia Law Review Editor Turned a Page in Leaving Gang Life By Beth Gardiner, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Church to Pay for Sermon 'Humiliation' \o7 Associated Press\f7
Toxic Wastes Swamp New Delhi District By Ashok Sharma, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Literacy Drive Gains Support in Brazil By Harold Olmos, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Forecaster Predicts Busy Storm Season in Atlantic in '99 \o7 Reuters\f7
Mom Traps Bully She Says Targeted Her Disabled Son \o7 Associated Press\f7
Scholarship Rewards Grades That Can Get You Grounded \o7 From Associated Press\f7
Woman Sporting a Trash Bag Charged in Bank Robbery Attempt \o7 Associated Press\f7
Arm-Wrestling Federation Tries to Tone Up Sport's Image By Christine Hauser, REUTERS
N.Y. Holiday Visitors Need Rockefeller's Dough By Chelsea J. Carter, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Scholars Zero In on Nebuchadnezzar's Ziggurat By Leon Barkho, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Aging Patients Finding Medicine of Youth By Bruce Smith, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Fisheries Managers Seek to Protect Sea Lions By Randolph E. Schmid, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Leopards, Farmers Learning to Coexist By Paul Harris, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Milk Mustache Ads Are a Hit, but Is Milk? By Philip Brasher, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Teen Girls Learn to Do Breast Exams By Lori Johnston, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Center Exposes 'Facts' as Media-Fueled Foolishness By Scott Shane, BALTIMORE SUN
'Vietnam's James Bond' Draws Admiration, Ire By Claudia Kolker, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Public Pension Systems' Future: Social Insecurity
Venezuelans Likely to Vote In a Strongman By Sebastian Rotella, TIMES STAFF WRITER
'Fast-Track' Drug to Treat Diabetes Tied to 33 Deaths By David Willman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
UCLA Dream Season Turns Into Nightmare By Bill Plaschke, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Getty Trust Growth Plans Rattle Nerves in Art Circles By Suzanne Muchnic, TIMES ART WRITER
Hoffa Appears Headed for Teamster Presidency By Lisa Getter and Stuart Silverstein, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Finders Keepers? Not for These Righteous Citizens By Mike Downey
Episcopalians in Southland Reject Stand on Gays By Larry B. Stammer, TIMES RELIGION WRITER
Praise Now Muted for Refugee Who Staged 1-Man Invasion of Vietnam By Claudia Kolker, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Progress Cited in Deal for Lockerbie Bombing Suspects By John Daniszewski, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Drug-Running Documentary on '60 Minutes' a Fake, Panel Says \o7 From Washington Post\f7
Nationalists Make Gains in Taiwan Vote By Rone Tempest, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Ex-GOP Hopeful Huffington Says He Is a Homosexual By Kenneth Reich, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Bolinas Grudgingly Opens Up By Veronique De Turenne, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Diverse Group of Legislators to Start '99 Session By Carl Ingram, TIMES STAFF WRITER
2 Planes Nearly Collide; Computer System Blamed \o7 From Associated Press\f7
Space Station Unit Is Hoisted From Shuttle \o7 From Associated Press\f7
CIA-Hughes Contacts Are Investigated \o7 From Associated Press\f7
Former Governor to Challenge Sen. Robb From Times Wire Reports
Woman Charged in Death of Daughter From Times Wire Reports
Man Convicted for Injecting His Son From Times Wire Reports
Three Officers Shot After Stopping Van From Times Wire Reports
Albert Gore Sr., Vice President's Father, Dies at 90 \o7 From Times Staff and Wire Reports\f7
Clinton to Seek Delay in Handgun Sales \o7 From Associated Press\f7
Lawmakers' Impeachment Stand: No Comment By Faye Fiore, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Hyde Insists That Clinton Attorneys Stick to Allegations By Richard A. Serrano, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Seeking Common Ground on Environment \o7 From Associated Press\f7
A Revival for Orange County's Democrats By Nancy Hill-holtzman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Stegosaurus That Lost Its Head Gets It Back \o7 Associated Press\f7
Palestinians, Israeli Troops Clash in West Bank; 28 Hurt \o7 From Times Wire Services\f7
Jet Passenger Dies After Injection \o7 Associated Press\f7
Report: Pinochet Team Claims Bias \o7 From Times Wire Services\f7
Yeltsin Poised for Return to Job, Aide Says \o7 From Times Wire Services\f7
Turnout High as Nigeria Takes First Step Toward Democracy \o7 From Reuters\f7
U.S. Reportedly Says Nuclear Pact at Risk From Times Wire Reports
Toll in New Wave of Violence Reaches 45 From Times Wire Reports
7 Killed, 50 Injured as Buses Collide From Times Wire Reports
Beijing Gains Control of 68 Army Holdings From Times Wire Reports
Rezulin: Anatomy of a 'Billion-Dollar Blockbuster'
Transplant Leads to Life of Dependency By Alissa J. Rubin
Life of Giving Ends in Research Program By David Willman
Vibrant Woman Leaves Behind Grandson With Cerebral Palsy By Alissa J. Rubin
Results of Science
Work of LAPD's SIS
Debate Over Carpool Lanes
Investigations
Regina Birdsell
Susan McDougal
Mothers
High-Tech Merger
Getting Fence Facts Straight
A Rosy View of Irvine
Honor the Veterans, or Be Doomed to Repeat the Insanity
A Recipe to Tickle the Taste Buds and Nourish the Soul
Flying Sardines
Club Med Paradise
Mexico Travel Tips
For the Record
Stepping Out of the Straitjacket By Susan King, TIMES STAFF WRITER
BOOKS
Eight Miles High By Jason Epstein, \o7 Jason Epstein is an editor at Random House\f7
Back to the Garden By D.J. Waldie, \o7 D.J. Waldie is the author of "Holy Land: A Suburban Memoir" and recent recipient of a Whiting Writers Award. He is a city official in Lakewood\f7
Holiday Books For Kids By Anne Connor, \o7 Anne Connor is coordinator of children's services at the Los Angeles Public Library\f7
Telling Tales By Karla Kuskin, \o7 Karla Kuskin is the author and illustrator of more than 50 books for children, among them "Roar and More," "The Philharmonic Gets Dressed" illustrated by Marc Simon and, most recently, "The Sky Is Always the Sky," a collection of verse illustrated by Isabelle Dervaux\f7
Toy Story By Caroline Fraser, \o7 Caroline Fraser is the author of "God's Perfect Child: Living and Dying in the Christian Science Church," forthcoming next fall from Metropolitan Books\f7
Glub, Glub By Osha Gray Davidson, \o7 Osha Gray Davidson is the author of "The Enchanted Braid: Coming to Terms with Nature on the Coral Reef," which is short-listed for the Natural World Book Prize co-sponsored by British Petroleum and the Wildlife Trusts. He is working on a book about sea turtles\f7
Light and Heat By Christopher Hitchens, \o7 Christopher Hitchens is a columnist for Vanity Fair. Among his books are "The Elgin Marbles," "Prepared For the Worst" and "Blood, Class, and Nostalgia."\f7
Deep Throat By Michelle Krisel, \o7 Michelle Krisel is assistant to Placido Domingo, artistic director of the Washington Opera\f7
Of Gadgets and Gizmos By Robert Lee Hotz, \o7 Robert Lee Hotz is a Times science writer\f7
Bright Lights, Big City By Richard Ellis, \o7 Richard Ellis is the author of "Imagining Atlantis," "Deep Atlantic" and, most recently, "The Search for the Giant Squid."\f7
Breathless By Martin Gardner, \o7 Martin Gardner is the author of "The Annotated Alice," "More Annotated Alice" and "The Annotated Snark."\f7
Afterglow By Elizabeth Kaye, \o7 Elizabeth Kaye is a contributing editor of Dance magazine\f7
Sex Machine By Gemma N. N. Fabris, \o7 Gemma N. N. Fabris is an artist and an avid motorcyclist\f7
Hothouse Thriller By David Rains Wallace, \o7 David Rains Wallace is the author, most recently, of "The Monkey's Bridge: Mysteries of Evolution in Central America."\f7
Southern California Rankings: FICTION 1. A MAN IN FULL \o7...
ENTERTAINMENT
Best Bets / December 6-12, 1998
Mass Hysterics By Paul Brownfield, Paul Brownfield is a Times staff writer
Playing to the Gallery By Christopher Knight, Christopher Knight is The Times' art critic
High Above It All By Nicolai Ouroussoff, Nicolai Ouroussoff is The Times' architecture critic
A Life of Twists and Turns By Bruce Newman, Bruce Newman is a freelance writer and regular contributor to Calendar
The Few, the Proud, the Rockettes By Jennifer Fisher, Jennifer Fisher is a regular Calendar contributor who is too short and a few too many inches to the left to be a Rockette
Into the Woodsiness By Ken Smith, Ken Smith is a regular contributor to Calendar from New York
A Regular Guy's Slingshot to the Screen By Robert W. Welkos, Robert W. Welkos is a Calendar staff writer
Brent Spiner / Actor By Steve Hochman
Van Itallie Not Stuck in the '60s By Jan Breslauer, Jan Breslauer is a regular contributor to Calendar
A Real Texas Mensch By Diane Haithman, Diane Haithman is a Times staff writer
Inspiration From Chopin, Beethoven By Daniel Cariaga
A Cappella Artistry By Kristin Hohenadel, Kristin Hohenadel is a writer living in Paris
Recordings By John Henken
He's Defining Popular Music, From A to Z By Robert Hilburn, Robert Hilburn is The Times' pop music critic
Divided They Stand By Ernesto Lechner, Ernesto Lechner is a regular contributor to Calendar
This Year, Buzz Doesn't Equal Sales By Steve Hochman
Small Faces
A Box That's Full of Treats By Don Heckman
Ducking the Issue
Crowded Schedule, Crowded Halls
BUSINESS
U.S. Business Sees Golden Threads Among the Silver By James Flanigan
Taking a Hard Look at Chile's Privately Managed System By Sebastian Rotella, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Racing to Save World's Retirees By Robert A. Rosenblatt, TIMES STAFF WRITER
For Solutions, There's No Lack of Ideas--but Which Ones Will Work? By Robert A. Rosenblatt, TIMES STAFF WRITER
New Owner May Have Cut Severance Policy
Coming This Week
Health-Care Help By Kathy M. Kristof
Coming Jan 3: 1999 Outlook
Consider Holiday Gifts to Children That May Offer Many Happy Returns By Paul J. Lim
Parents Need to Set Limits With Adult Children Seeking Handouts By Liz Pulliam, Liz Pulliam is a personal finance writer for The Times and a graduate of the certified financial planner training program at UC Irvine
1999 Investment Conference
For Some, Technology Just Makes Work Obligations Ever-Present By Nancy Rivera Brooks
Enforcing Old Severance Plan Under New Owners
Conexant Systems Hires Senior Vice President
Fluor Completes Sale of Environmental Unit By John O'Dell
Hospital Buy Completed
Firm's Income Is Record
CEO Named Chairman
Catering to Generations of Brides By Niki Kapsambelis, ASSOCIATED PRESS
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Asian Crisis Pinches Maquiladoras By Michael White, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Mexico's Greased Palms Getting Clapped Into Handcuffs By Niko Price, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Seattle Schools Mourn Their Hero By David Foster, ASSOCIATED PRESS
SLAPP Suit Takes New Twist in Santa Barbara County Dispute By Martha Bellisle, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Overdue Reforms
Hunger Takes No Holiday
Rethinking Auto-Centrism
If Tobacco Deal Is So Great, Why the Rush? By Adam B. Schiff, \o7 State Sen. Adam B. Schiff (D-Burbank) is chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee and, in addition to Burbank, represents Glendale, Pasadena and surrounding communities\f7
At What Cost Care? By Scott Holleran, \o7 Scott Holleran is editorial director for Newport Beach-based Americans for Free Choice in Medicine\f7
The Case for Strong, Independent Police Oversight By Harriet K. Bilford, \o7 Harriet K. Bilford is an attorney in Van Nuys. She will testify before the City Council's Public Safety Committee, which meets at 1 p.m. tomorrow at City Hall, room 300. The meeting is open to the public\f7
Don't Hinder Those Who Help
Move Forward on SOAR
An Ally for Education
Pet Overpopulation Crisis Makes Low-Cost Clinics a Necessity By John Saluppo, \o7 John Saluppo of Oak View is co-founder of Greyfoot Rescue, a cat / kitten rescue organization based in Ventura County\f7
On a Regional Trojan Horse, Enter Sprawl By Patricia Feiner Arkin, \o7 Patricia Feiner Arkin is active in a number of groups working to preserve the rural nature of Somis\f7
Wanted: Slayers of Dragons, Modern Variety By Alicia A. Reynolds, \o7 Alicia A. Reynolds teaches at Oxnard High School\f7
2 Democrats' O.C. Victories Lend Clout in Sacramento By Nancy Hill-holtzman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Science Center Hopes to Make Crowd Control an Art Form By David Haldane, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Recounting Their Many Blessings for the Holidays By Dana Parsons
Riordan's Planned Talk Irks El Toro Foes By H.G. Reza, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Head of the Class / BOOK EVENTS
Julie Mammano, creator of popular children's books
When Financing That New Car, the Devil Is in the Details By Kenneth Reich
ENVIRONMENT / Notes about your surroundings.
Young Man Found Shot to Death in Santa Ana; Gang Ties Suspected By Robert Ourlian
A Walk for Diversity
Misguided Animal Aid Law
Medical Mission to Vietnam
Where's Debate in the Planning of Light Rail? By David Mootchnik, David Mootchnik is a retired systems engineer with an interest in transportation. He writes from Huntington Beach
SPECIAL REPORT: St. Martin's in Compton has long been a haven for black residents. With membership now almost nonexistent . . . : Parishioners Bid Farewell to a Place of Strength By Kurt Streeter, TIMES STAFF WRITER
The Distant Sound of a Miracle By Robert A. Jones
Derelict Cargo Ship Detained in Port of Long Beach Is Sold for Salvage By Dan Weikel, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Valley Latinos Would Suffer in Secession, Panelists Say By Miguel Bustillo, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Trainer Says He Was Robbed of a Credit, by 'George' By Ann W. O'Neill
Head of the Class / READING TIPS AND NOTES
Check It Out
Discovering Books / WHEN THE READING LIGHT WENT ON
GETTING IN TOUCH and MORE ON READING
Libraries Under Renovation By Duke Helfand, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Teaching Assistants Find Mixed Support on UCLA Campus By John L. Mitchell, TIMES STAFF WRITER
A Court Battle Fought With Real Bombshells By Cecilia Rasmussen
Janet Lewis, 99; Novelist, Poet, Opera Librettist By Jon Thurber, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Compton Alumni Honor Old Friends By Terry Mcdermott, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Friends and Family Mourn Stabbing Victim By Holly J. Wolcott and Fred Alvarez, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
A Homecoming, With a New Home to Boot By Massie Ritsch, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Teens Find a Constructive Use of Time By Massie Ritsch, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Sweatin' to the Internet By Steve Chawkins, Steve Chawkins is a Times staff writer
Demolishing Dam May Not Help Fish By Gary Polakovic, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Shots Fired From Car Into House By Holly J. Wolcott
Survey on Cable Firms Released By Marina Malikoff
Tree-Lighting Aids Hospice Program By Holly J. Wolcott
Deputies Hand Out First Trading Cards By Mark Armstrong
College, High School May Combine Classes By Tony Lystra
Man Shot in Head During Argument By Holly J. Wolcott
Obituaries
R.R. 'Randy' Wiggins; Retired Engineer
Candle Starts Fire at Complex By Holly J. Wolcott
Oxnard High Junior Wins Scholarship
Making Literacy a Family Skill By Lynn O'Dell, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Making Spirits Warm By Roberto J. Manzano, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Latino Leaders Weigh Pitfalls of Secession By Miguel Bustillo, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Making Connections
Mideast Peace Process Is Topic of Breakfast Talk By Diane Wedner
CSUN Seeks Host Families for 18 Chinese Scholars By Oberto J. Manzano
Armed Man Robs 2 Eateries on Same Night By Sue Fox, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
They're Glad to Be Home, Wherever That May Be By Massie Ritsch, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Family Mourns Woman Stabbed to Death in SWAT Standoff By Fred Alvarez and Holly J. Wolcott, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Wanted: Inmates Who Don't Come Back By Greg Hernandez and Richard Marosi, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Imperiled Steelhead Caught in Dam Plans By Gary Polakovic, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Scouts Flag in Duties to Old Glory By Bob Pool, TIMES STAFF WRITER
OPINION
Into the Light from the Heart of Darkness By Adam Hochschild, Adam Hochschild is the author of "King Leopold's Ghost: A Story of Greed, Terror and Heroism in Colonial Africa."
Is Brown Up to the Job? By Michael Clough, Michael Clough is a research associate at the Institute of International Studies at UC Berkeley
Is Bigger Better? Against the Odds, Exxon and Mobil Hope So By Charles R. Morris, Charles R. Morris, a Wall Street consultant, is the author of "The Cost of Good Intentions," an analysis of the New York fiscal crisis. His new book "Money, Greed and Risk: The Course of Financial Crises" will be published next year
Broaden Nuclear Doctrine to Include Non-Nuclear Weapons By Robert A. Manning, Robert A. Manning, a senior fellow and director of Asian studies at the Council of Foreign Relations, is author of "Back to the Future: Toward a Post-Nuclear Ethic."
Democracy Spreads, But Not the Rule of Law By David I. Hitchcock, David I. Hitchcock, a senior associate with the Center for Strategic and International Studies, was a U.S. diplomat for 35 years, with extensive experience in East Asia
Vouchers Mask Hard-Core Problems of Public Schools By Larry Cuban, Larry Cuban is a professor of education at Stanford University
Spain Forgets Franco, But Not Pinochet By Stanley Meisler, Stanley Meisler was The Times' correspondent in Madrid during the Spanish transition to democracy
Larry Irving By Jube Shiver Jr., Jube Shiver Jr. covers telecommunications policy and regulation for The Times
Impeachment? Congress Has Other Ways to Punish Clinton By Bruce Mccall, Bruce McCall is a frequent contributor to the New Yorker
Keep This Spy Behind Bars
A Special Christmas for Cuba
Boost UC Teaching Status
Could Valley Be a City Without Water? By Leon Furgatch, Leon Furgatch is a retired manager of community relations and educational services for the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Make Them Work and Pay By Jeff Gillenkirk, Jeff Gillenkirk, a speech writer for former New York Gov. Mario Cuomo, is a member of the board of Death Penalty Focus of California, a statewide organization working to abolish the death penalty
To Capitalism, in Stages By Jerry Hough, Jerry Hough is a professor of political science at Duke Uni versity and a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution
Echoes of Ann Arbor in UC's Fight With Graduate Students By Daniel C. Tsang, Daniel C. Tsang, a member of University Council-AFT Local 2226, is a UC Irvine bibliographer and host of the KUCI show "Subversity."
REAL ESTATE
Moving and Moving On By Susan Carrier, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Action Hero Is on New Ground By Ruth Ryon, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Habitat for Humanity Helps Families Build Better Future By Julie Tamaki, TIMES STAFF WRITER
New Home Can Make Pets Fret By Susan Carrier
Best Friend May Not Be the Best Agent By Ellen James Martin, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Buyers Must Honor Current Lease Agreement From PROJECT SENTINEL
Rent Credit for Overpayment Unlikely By Kevin Postema, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
SPORTS
Return to Glory By Paul Newberry, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Mets Improved, But Check Back in '99 By Steve Jacobson, NEWSDAY
Officially, It Is a Judgment Call By Bob Oates, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Technology Isn't Always a Good Thing in Sports By Steve Jacobson, NEWSDAY
Free Agent Market Leaves Many Delusional By Thomas Boswell, WASHINGTON POST
Gretzky Planned to Return Despite Slow Start By Barry Bloom, BLOOMBERG NEWS SERVICE
Loss Gets Tennessee Going Again By Chuck Schoffner, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Net Coach Calipari Isn't Taking to the Easy Life By Greg Logan, NEWSDAY
Captain Contradicts El Duque's Escape By Eric Nunez, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Ripken Casting Eye on Future With Fantasy Baseball Camps By Jon Morgan, BALTIMORE SUN
Mater Dei Wins, Gets Its Rematch By Mike Terry, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Newswire \o7 From Staff and Wire Reports\f7
Irvine Starts Fast, Fades Fast Before Finishing Strong By Steve Kresal, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Golden West Advances to Title Game
Loyola Marymount Beats San Diego State By Lonnie White
Fullerton Finds New Gear, Races by St. Mary's By Lon Eubanks, TIMES STAFF WRITER
USC Faces Its Second Choice, Stanford, in Water Polo Final By John Weyler
In the Redlands tournament: \o7 From Staff Reports\f7
Newport Harbor Wins State Title By Martin Beck, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Brea Can't Get Past Mayfair By Evan Lovett, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Warriors' Defense Dominates, as Usual By Martin Henderson, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Santa Margarita Gets Dressed Down in State Title Rematch By Peter Yoon, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Hart Advances to Title Game With Victory \o7 From Staff Reports\f7
University's Marquand Qualifies for National Championships By John Ortega, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Abercrombie Wins It for Katella
Tennessee Secures Fiesta Bowl Berth, With a Hopeful Florida State Waiting in the Wings By Chris Dufresne
If Nothing Else, Nobody Can Call These Bruins Defenseless By Diane Pucin
Bruins Make Rose Bed : Tennessee Secures Fiesta Bowl Berth, With a Hopeful Florida State Waiting in the Wings. By Scott Howard-cooper, TIMES STAFF WRITER
There's No Way to Soften the Blow for This One By Bill Plaschke
If Nothing Else, Nobody Can Call These Bruins Defenseless By David Wharton, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Westwood Leads by Two After a 66 in South Africa From Staff and Wire Reports
Right, and Who Wants a Movie About the Titanic? By Mal Florence
NBA Lockout / Day 159
Fox, Disney Deny It, but Both Would Like to Hog Spotlight By Ross Newhan
Orioles Sub Clark for Palmeiro \o7 From Associated Press\f7
Coyotes Revert to Winning Ways \o7 From Associated Press\f7
Injured Selanne Will Sit Tonight By Elliott Teaford
Potvin Leaves Maple Leafs \o7 Associated Press\f7
One Big Burst Not Enough for Kings By Jim Hodges, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Courtnall Feeling the Pain By Jim Hodges
Mac the Knife Is This No. 1's Public Enemy By Lisa Dillman
No Holding Back at This Forum By Grahame L. Jones
Sweden Delivers Final Blow to Italy \o7 From Associated Press\f7
Top 10 Tennis By Lisa Dillman
Martin Warms to the Occasion By J.A. Adande
Stewart Has Game of His Life By Chris Dufresne
No, Sirr, Kansas State Can't Do It By Chris Dufresne, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Tennessee Stays on Top of Situation By J.A. Adande, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Air Force Doesn't Stay Grounded \o7 From Associated Press\f7
Incident in Stands Mars Game \o7 From Associated Press\f7
Azusa Pacific Wins on a Kick By Scott Moe, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Ole Miss, TCU, Central Florida May Get Sun Spot Against USC By Robyn Norwood
Hurricanes Revived by Raucous Routine By Tim Kawakami, TIMES STAFF WRITER
McNown Respected but Not Undefeated By Tim Kawakami, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Aliotti: There's Simply No Defense for This By Scott Howard-cooper, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Times NFL writer T.J. Simers poses--and answers--the burning questions on. . . Game Day By T.J. Simers
ON TV New England at Pittsburgh * Kickoff: 10 a.m. * TV... By Jerry Crowe
Crash Victim Cleared to Play Associated Press
Tar Heels Are Put on Notice by Charleston From Associated Press
Long Beach Nearly Pulls Rank on Utah By Lisa Dillman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Huskies Go Inside to Win Big \o7 From Associated Press\f7
49ers Turn Tide Against Trojans, 74-62 By Lisa Dillman
Titans Are No Match for Bruins, 94-64
Gauchos Nearly Had Win Up Their Sleeve By David Wharton
Temple's Greer Likely Out for Season \o7 Associated Press\f7
Lavin Knew Score When He Made Decision to Start Davis By Robyn Norwood and David Wharton
He Deals With Dejection After Ejection By Bill Shaikin, TIMES STAFF WRITER
It's Not Kansas Anymore, Toto By Robyn Norwood, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Mater Dei Routs Los Alamitos By Mike Terry, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Rohatinsky, Bei Win First Titles By John Ortega
Hart Advances Past Alemany, 21-13 \o7 From Staff Reports\f7
Fullerton Continues Fast Start By Lon Eubanks
Southland Roundup By Steve Kresal
Southland Roundup By Lonnie White
Trojans Use Balance to Make Round of 16 \o7 From Staff Reports\f7
Cerritos Valley Christian Caps Undefeated Season \o7 From Staff Reports\f7
Manistique Possesses Quite a Track Record By Bob Mieszerski, TIMES STAFF WRITER
High School Playoff Coverage
Santa Clara Makes Run but Simi Valley Wins By John Baxter
Ventura Completes Reversal of Fortune By Lance O'Fallon
Boller Up With Best of Them By Eric Sondheimer
Hart Gets Defensive, 21-13 By Mike Bresnahan, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Hueneme Is Tossed in the Wind By Tris Wykes, TIMES STAFF WRITER
In other Simi Valley tournament games: Grant 79, Camarillo... From Staff Reports
In other bowl games: Chaffey 35, Moorpark 28--Moorpark... By Eric Bishop
In other bowl games: Mt. San Jacinto 42, Canyons... By Mark Borgognoni
Furious Finish Carries Paraclete to Title Game By Mark Borgognoni, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Wolverines Fall Back on Their Strength, 21-14 By Mitch Polin, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Reseda Soccer Team Goes for Double Dip By Tris Wykes
In other Burroughs tournament games:
Controlled Start Gives Fleshman, Spiker Final Kick By John Ortega, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Fresno Muscles Titles Away From Moorpark, Sandlin By Vince Kowalick, TIMES STAFF WRITER
In Hawaii, Northridge Leis the Groundwork By Steve Henson, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Bell, Penberthy Lead Master's to Third Place in Tournament
MAGAZINE
Hold the Garnishes By Marnelle Jameson
Invitations You Can't Refuse By Debra J. Hotaling
Big Shots
Live from North Torrance Pole By Al Ridenour
Down And Dirty By A. Grey Le Cuyer
One 'Little Fish' Who Won't Abandon the Pond By Patt Morrison
Carrying the Ball By Carla Hall
L.A. Is A Great Big Freeway And Therein Lie The Rites Of Survival That Bind Us. By Donna Mungen, Donna Mungen, a freelance writer based in Los Angeles, is a frequent contributor to The Times. She is completing her first novel, "Every Strong Woman: The Amazon."
Stand-Up Guy By Dave Gardetta
Tired of Sprucing Up? By Barbara Thornburg
Crowning Touches
Seeking the Old Hideaway By S. Irene Virbila
TRAVEL
Tracking Deals That Seem Too Good to Be True By Christopher Reynolds, TIMES TRAVEL WRITER
Scottish Museum Embraces Eons TIMES STAFF AND WIRES
Festivals, Feasts & Fairs By Laurie K. Schenden
The Sport of Travel
U.S. Passports Going Digital TIMES STAFF AND WIRES
Keeping an Eagle Eye on Nature TIMES STAFF AND WIRES
Traveler's Notes . . . TIMES STAFF AND WIRES
Off-Season Napa By Sharon Boorstin
The Sounds of Music at Salzburg Summer Festival By Karin Esterhammer, TIMES STAFF WRITER
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