What happened on January 11, 1998
California | Local
'Income City' Devours Lake Tahoe Charm, Sense of Community
By BRENDAN RILEYSeeking Death When Family Members Slain
By GREG HERNANDEZIn Boxing, Gym Drew Them All
By Cecilia RasmussenMobil Refines Its Image
By DEBORAH BELGUMNo Foundation to Cosmetics Lawsuit, Actress Stevens Says
By ANN W. O'NEILLMost Motorists Get Failing Grade on New Law, School Bus Drivers Say
By NICHOLAS RICCARDI4 Men Shot to Death at Compton Car Shop
By NICHOLAS RICCARDISlaying of 19-Year-Old Believed Gang-Related
By JON STEINMANSplitting Image
By JILL LEOVYCity's Skate Park Risk Paid Off
Possible Murder-Suicide Leaves 3 Dead at Base
By T. CHRISTIAN MILLERCouncil to Discuss Animal Control Pact
By COLL METCALFEO.C. Poised for Payroll Growth as NAFTA Rules Move Forward
By DENNIS AIGNERA Skewed Equation
Kiwanis Fund-Raiser to Aid Abused Children
By COLL METCALFEEfficiency and Justice Can Mix
How Washington and Hollywood Each Wag the Dog by the Tail
By ROBERT A. JONESTied Up in Traffic, Robbery Suspect Gets Rounded Up
By STEVE CARNEYAiling Gorilla at L.A. Zoo Dies After Undergoing Tests
Youth Revitalizes Political Scene
Shot Down Before He Even Got Off the Ground
By JOHN FLYNNAll Students Deserve Scientific Approach
By NATHANIEL LAMMAt AA, Survivors Tell of Lives Lost--and Won
CSU Planning an Unholy Alliance
By DAVID KLEINHolding Out Hope for Housing in Jackson
By JON SARCHEGood Art, Good Governance
Valley Woman Dies in Rain-Related Wreck
By JON STEINMANMegan's Law Questioned in Local Case
By TRACY WILSONFernando: Fighting the Brave Fight
By SCOTT HARRISNot the Right 'Component'
A SOAR Spot for the Farmer
By SAYLOR S. MILTONMagnet School Seeks New Students
By LISA FERNANDEZDevelopment Spurs School Boundary Debate
By HOPE HAMASHIGE and LIZ SEYMOURMan Shoots Tenant, Kills Self, Police Say
By JON STEINMANPasserby Discovers Man's Body in Van
By ROBERT GAMMONBig-City Access Frees Park City of Economic Problems
By GREG BEACHAMTime for Trustees to Act
Trustees Still Quiet on Superintendent
By LIZ SEYMOUROutage Hits 1,100 Edison Customers
By STEVE CARNEYFoul-Weather Friends
By TINA NGUYENCouncilwoman Seeks to Lower Appeal Fees
By KATE FOLMARResidents Mobilize
By HOPE HAMASHIGESewage Spill Closes Part of Beach in Ventura
By SCOTT STEEPLETONValley Quake Repair
Justice Is Not Served
Open the Books on Bankruptcy
4 Years After Northridge, Recovery Isn't Over
By HUGO MARTINObituaries
1 Killed, 1 Hurt in Ortega Highway Crash
By STEVE CARNEYFather Was Wrong--but Was County Right?
By DANA PARSONSGrowth Transforms Once-Sleepy Oregon Town From the Inside Out
By JEFF BARNARDSouth L.A. Group Seeks to Form School District
By DAN WEIKELSomething to Hide?
Plan Not Elementary for Parents
By ELAINE C. McKEARNGee Rating
By REGINA HONGAcademic Decathlon Puts Students to the Test
By LISA FERNANDEZThe Man Behind the Money
By MIGUEL BUSTILLOSun Valley Housing Official Can't Afford a House
By DAN GALLAGHERA Proven Track Record
By MIMI KO CRUZNature Reigns
Owner Who Survived Riots Slain in Robbery
By K. CONNIE KANGNew-Age Slums Infiltrate Trendy Sedona
By PATRICK GRAHAMIll Inmates Transferred to Twin Towers
By TINA DAUNTMan Sought in Shooting, Rape Attempt in Irvine
Auto Insurance Fraud Case Reveals Bold Alleged Scams
By MICHAEL G. WAGNER* Jane F. Cazavelan; Psychologist, Horsewoman
Here's to Hank, Say Sad Friends of a Very Special Saloonkeeper
By MICHAEL KRIKORIAN
News
4 Children Get Part of DHL Founder's Estate
By MARY CURTIUSRetrial Set for Woman Jailed in Mate's Death
By PAULINE ARRILLAGAShootings Leave 3 Men Dead at Edwards AFB
By T. CHRISTIAN MILLERPrison Starvation Death Raises Questions
By LARRY LOPEZScientists Test Once-Polluted Harbor's Crop Potential
By JON MARCUSBasketball Players Sink Teeth Into Dunks
By IRA DREYFUSSClinton Urges Quick Ban on Human Cloning
By EDWIN CHENPalestinians, Israeli Troops Clash Amid Hebron Crowds
'Greening' of the Back-to-Nature Movement Walls Off Shangri-La
By JUDITH KOHLERMother Convicted of Abuse in Death of 680-Pound Girl
Pope and Cuba Split on Goals of Coming Trip
By MARK FINEMAN and RICHARD BOUDREAUXDNC Ends Ban on Money From Legal Residents
Ailing Gorilla at L.A. Zoo Dies After Tests
Boeing Gears Up for Retooling of Long Beach Site
By RALPH VARTABEDIANMicrosoft Wins TCI Deal on Cable Boxes
By SALLIE HOFMEISTER and LESLIE HELMOpium Habit a Growing Woe Among Hopeless of Central Asia
By DAVE CARPENTERFilm Festival Announces Award in Bono's Honor
Call It the Second French Revolution.
By JOSEPH HANANIA'Lone Star'
By Kenneth TuranGOP Offers Alternative to Clinton Child-Care Plan
Punch Lines
Every Dog Can Have His Cape
By MICHAEL QUINTANILLALeaf Blower Issue a Clash of Expectations, Realities
By BETTINA BOXALLDiscovery of Bug Reportedly Jeopardized Visit
Radio Via the Net Shows It's a Small World After All
By DAVID COLKER'Jerry Maguire'
By Kenneth TuranAudio
By ROCHELLE O'GORMAN FLYNNU.S. Raps Burundi Killings
Amusing yourself with facts on scary rides; 'Annie' gets a Disney premiere
By LYNNE HEFFLEYBooks, They Wrote
By DAVID L. ULINRussian, Chechen Leaders Agree on Economic Plan
Flying Pillows
By NANCY WRIDEAIDS Vaccine to Get Large-Scale Trial
If It's for a Good Cause, Let Us Know
Hebron Protest Ends in Clash
Will San Simeon Coast Become a Playground?
By FRANK CLIFFORDElizabeth George Comes Clean About 'Deception' at UCI
By DENNIS McLELLANThe Strangest Species
By STEVE PARKSLong-Term Disaster Trauma Is Common
By HUGO MARTIN4 Years Later, Many Still Shaken by Quake
By HUGO MARTINTech Training Via Videos
By MARTIE ZADMovie Spotlight
By Kevin ThomasToday's Silk Road Carries a Different Kind of Import: Heroin
By DAVE CARPENTERDriven to Extremes in the Northwest
By KIM MURPHYFormer President Faces Coup Charges
Insurgency Marks 6th Anniversary
Reunion With Son Eases Decades of Grief
By KARYN HUNT48 Killed, 2,000 Hurt by 6.2 Earthquake in China
By RONE TEMPESTOn His First Trip to Northern Ireland, a Kennedy Symbolizes Hope
By WILLIAM D. MONTALBANOThey're Going Postal Over Billion-Dollar Profits
By ANNE BEATTSHotel Director Shot to Death
Police Order Pizza to Arrest Delivery Man
Foes Push Indonesia's Suharto to Act or Quit
By MAGGIE FARLEYDifferent Drummers
A Sculptor of Fine Works
By IRENE LACHERT Is for Tireless
By TRACY JOHNSONSmart Aleck
Searching for Alternatives
By SONIA NAZARIOSlave Ship Makes Final Painful Journey
By CHRIS NEWTONMaryland Schools Remove 2 Black-Authored Books
By ANNIE GOWENNortheast Is Cold, Dark in Storm's Wake
Laugh Lines - Pint-Sized Punch Lines
Man Convicted of Rape Challenges Law on Registration of Sex Offenders
By TRACY WILSONSkeleton in the Septic Tank Reopens Mystery of Missing Millionaire
By TERRENCE PETTY500 Postal Workers Protest Privatization
Employers of Underage Workers Rarely Punished
By MARTHA MENDOZAWashington Monument Will Close for Repairs
Alleged Cult Leader Charged in Plot
U.S. Report Accuses Sheriff of Brutality
O.C.'s Efforts to Enforce Child Support Pay Off
By NANCY CLEELANDChild Abuse Reports Swamp County System
By SONIA NAZARIO and JAMES RAINEYA Case of Wanton Weeding
By PETER H. KINGSmart Aleck
Wife's Suicide Mirrors Man Accused of Trying to Kill Her
By ANDREW BLASKO'Denise Calls Up'
By Kenneth TuranTURN ON, TUNE IN OR MISS OUT
By BEN ELDERPost-Studio 54, His Life Doesn't Have the Same Flash
By FRANK AHRENS
Sports
The Lost Olympian - The Glory Was Swift and the Decline Slow for Rodney Milburn
By HELEN O'NEILLShort Names and Long Odds Equal Upsets
By BOB MIESZERSKIEl Camino Real Leads Field With Blumfield
By LAUREN PETERSONIt's Motivation, Not Mind Games
By ELLIOTT TEAFORDHe's the Mouth That Scored for Lakers
By JIM MURRAYPackers Get Some Concrete Practice
Retooled Oilers Are Beginning to Jell
By LONNIE WHITEIn a Flash, It May Just Be Fillmore
By TRIS WYKESRio Mesa Penalized for Ineligible Player
By TRIS WYKESPenalties Costly in Other Areas
By LONNIE WHITEFillmore Seems to Be Running on Empty
By TRIS WYKESWeather Grounds Air-It-Out Football
UP NEXT
By TIM KAWAKAMINorth Hollywood Is Not Going South Any Time Soon
By LAUREN PETERSONDitka Could Fill an Opinion Page All By Himself
By MAL FLORENCEIt's S.F. vs. G.B. for NFC, OK?
By MIKE DOWNEYCarlos Palomino Facing Long Odds in Comeback
By JOHN NADELPepperdine Zigs and Gets Run Over by Gonzaga, 77-64
By ROB FERNASPepperdine Saves Starters, Which Finishes Its Chances
By MIKE BRESNAHANA Little Downsizing Pays Off for Dowd
By SHAV GLICKWolves Outlast Ice Dogs
He's Quite Willing to Jaw About His Game
By J.A. ADANDEEducation-Reform Group Takes Shrinking Stage
By LISA DILLMANUC Irvine Takes a Major Step Forward
By LON EUBANKSMore Rain Could Wash Out College Tennis Tournament
By DAVID WHARTONHarmon Flies In for the Winning Basket
By CHRIS FOSTERUtah State, Rice Stand Tall Against Long Beach State
By JIM HODGESPepperdine Is Put in Its Place
By ROB FERNASIce Storm Freezes Out Canadiens-Rangers Game
Ventura Satisfied Despite Low Finish
UC Irvine Finally Passes Road Test
By LON EUBANKSExposure Is the Key for Pros and Preps
By MARTIN HENDERSONTHE TIMES' RANKINGS TOP TO BOTTOM
By MARK HEISLERUP NEXT
By GREG SANDOVALJordan Is Starting N.Y. Rumor
SOUTHLAND ROUNDUP
By CHRIS FOSTERMessier Gets 1,000th Assist
He's No Master of Tact, but Zoeller Is Still in Demand as a Spokesman
Arizona Has Look of Champion Again
Sports Arena Stats Questioned
By SCOTT HOWARD-COOPERParaclete Streaks Past Village Christian at the Finish
Victorious Kwan Close to Perfection
By MIKE PENNERInflation at a Standstill Except in Sports World
By THOMAS BOSWELLTaylor Finding His Groove
By CHRIS BAKERIn the End, UCLA Has to Steal It
By TIM KAWAKAMIMartin Powers UCLA Past Oregon, 80-75
TODAY
By STEVE HENSONNorthridge Women Routed in Montana
49ers Look to Tilt Balance of Power
By DAVE GOLDBERGAgassi's Comeback Hits Snag With Loss to Teenager
For Nuggets, 10 Victories Would Be the Mother Lode
By MARK HEISLERAFC CHAMPIONSHIP
By STEVE SPRINGERIn This Final Four, He's the Jolly Good Fellow
By BILL PLASCHKEBASEBALL NOTES
Tar Heels Might Find There Is No Substitute for Quality Depth
VanLandingham Gives the Angels a Versatile Arm
By MIKE DiGIOVANNAXplosion's Campbell Has Hot Hand
Mickelson Leads, but He Can't Rest
By J.A. ADANDESOUTHLAND ROUNDUP
By JIM HODGESLike It or Not, a Promise to Bring the World to You
By GRAHAME L. JONESEagles Fall to Poway in Wrestling
NFC CHAMPIONSHIP
By T.J. SIMERSTop-Level Talent Keys Contenders in Super Chase
By BOB OATESGonzalez Has the Kick for Half-Marathon Victory
By DAN ARRITTNo. 1 Guarantee: Alliance Does Not Guarantee a No. 1
By JOE GERGENVictory at Pond Has a Homey Feel for the StingRays
By EARL GUSTKEYBibby Draws the Line, and Trojans Convert
By GREG SANDOVALSTINGRAYS TODAY
By EARL GUSTKEYInjustice Corrected
By THOMAS BOSWELLBroncos, Steelers Work on Rivalry
By JOE KAYRhyme and Reason for Matadors to Hire Redell
By ERIC SONDHEIMERReception in Philly was Chilly
By MIKE PENNERConcordia Falls Short in Overtime, Loses to Caldwell
McNeeley Goes Down, Winds Up Winning
By VINCE KOWALICKBleszynski Attempts Experiment in Fun
By DAVID WHARTONSOUTHLAND ROUNDUP
'New Guy' Helps Bulls, but Jordan Still the Star
Business
Big Mac Shakes Up a Small Town
By TED ANTHONYWorker Must Prove He Is Sex Bias Victim
Markets' Judgment: Government Is Good
By JAMES FLANIGANThe Real Retirement Crisis
By KATHY M. KRISTOFWill You Have Enough in Retirement
By KATHY M. KRISTOFHormel, El Torito Make a Deal
Be Tax-Savvy in Picking Funds for a Roth IRA
By RUSS WILESTrans-Asia Railroad Plans Finally on Track
By DENIS D. GRAYGas Engine Is Not About to Go
By DONALD W. NAUSSSouthland Campaign Seeks to Prove Better Parents Make Better Employees
By NANCY RIVERA BROOKSDense-Pac Loses $493,449 for Quarter
Canon Wins a Round in Patent Lawsuit
Bergen Brunswig Gets an Exclusive
Prosoft Founder Leaves Company
Gentle Dental to Offer Shares
UCI's De-Acceleration - Rumors Fly After Business Program's Sudden End
By PATRICE APODACAWhy the Fed Needs to Slash Interest Rates
By TOM PETRUNOKnickerbocker Sells Part of Stake
Is It Sex Discrimination or Performance-Based Action?
Determine Your Needs, Learn Fee Schedule Before Retaining Financial Planner
By CARLA LAZZARESCHIParr Named Regional Director for Neuberger & Berman
Opinion
Seeking Moral Justice by the Return of Looted Art
By Hector FelicianoGreat Expectations
By Gregory RodriguezL.A. County's Dual Standard of Justice Marches On
By Charles L. LindnerFunding the Best of Science
The Long--If Intermittent--Battle Over the Courts
By David M. O'BrienSchool-Centered Campaign
Workers' 15-Year Nightmare
By Sidney WeintraubThe Human Soul Is Not for Cloning
By ROBERT H. SCHULLERThe Getty Can Help Us See Ourselves
By HAROLD M. WILLIAMSKim Dae Jung
By Bernard KrisherBenjamin Netanyahu: The Empty Center
By Amy WilentzThe Man Who Can Bring Pro Football Back to L.A.
By Marc B. HaefeleThe Allure of Hot Air
By Christopher Corbett
Real Estate
That Noise You Hear Is Weathering, Not Settling
Masonry Fireplace Heats Entire Home
By JAMES DULLEYSend Us Your Remodels!
Verdict Is Now Up to the Buyer
By RUTH RYONGarden Events
Remove Old Foliage From Rose Plants When You Prune
Cooking Up a Dream
By KATHY PRICE-ROBINSONReal Estate Trends
Pride of Ownership Has Hefty Price
By LEW SICHELMANToiletology 101
Moving Up? Home Loan Rules Have Changed
By ELLEN JAMES MARTINMarina del Rey Tenant May Lose Dogfight Over Pets
By KEVIN POSTEMA
Magazine
The Devil and Denzel
By HILARY DE VRIESThe Eco-Wizard
By Alan WeismanYe Olde Guitar Shop
By Faye Kellerman and Jonathan KellermanLog Rhythms
Winter Migration
By SUSAN HEEGERLOOKUPP INDASKY
By Daniel NussbaumWood For Welcome Warmth
By MICHAEL WEBBIT WAS 20 YEARS AGO TODAY
Now Arriving - Coming into Los Ang-uh-lese
THE WALL - Inglewood's overlooked WPA jewel
By Jim HeimannKyoto Raises the Bars
By S. IRENE VIRBILARedemption for a Man of Hatred
By PATT MORRISONThe Retroman
By Lisa LeffTough Luxe
Pretty in a Pickle
Books
Go Man Go
By PHIL SCHAAPEATING CHINESE FOOD NAKED.\o7 By Mei Ng\f7 .\o7 Scribner: 252 pp., $21\f7
By HELLER McALPINBESTSELLERS
READING L.A.
Of Thee I Sing
By MICHELLE KRISELCHARMING BILLY.\o7 By Alice McDermott\f7 .\o7 Farrar, Straus & Giroux: 280 pp. $21\f7
By RICHARD EDERPARADISE.\o7 By Toni Morrison\f7 .\o7 Alfred A. Knopf: 324 pp., $25\f7
By RICHARD EDERJOHANNES BRAHMS: Life and Letters.\o7 By Styra Avins\f7 .\o7 Oxford University Press: 880 pp., $45\f7 - JOHANNES BRAHMS: A Biography.\o7 By Jan Swafford\f7 .\o7 Alfred A. Knopf: 704 pp., $35\f7
By TED LIBBEYZanuck the Great
By THOMAS SCHATZ
Entertainment
A French Connection
By Lanie Goodman'Sunrise's' Lasting Shine
By Bill DesowitzRevolutionary Moves
By Jordan LevinPOP EYE
By Dave Jennings, from LondonRECORD RACK
By Richard CromelinROD STEIGER / ACTOR
By Steve HochmanALBUM REVIEWS
By Bill KohlhaaseGet Ready to Crank Up Your Computer
By Steve HochmanTaking the Critical Second Step
By John HenkenALBUM REVIEWS
By Bill KohlhaaseRECORD RACK
By Steve HochmanALBUM REVIEWS
By Don HeckmanFive Picks for Sampling Chicano Alternativo
By Yvette C. DossA Posthumous Embrace for a Passionate Director
By Kenneth TuranUnbound by Tradition
By Yvette C. DossWEEK IN PREVIEW
ALBUM REVIEWS
By Don HeckmanLovano and Rubalcaba Prove a Dynamic Duo
By Don HeckmanWilliams Keeps to Her Eccentric Musical Path
By Natalie NicholsPOP EYE
ALBUM REVIEWS
By Bill KohlhaaseCutting a Sharp Figure
By Elysa GardnerThe Chaplin Paradox
By Bill DesowitzThe Fearless Flight of 'Burning Blue'
By Daryl H. MillerAwards Rivalry Heats Up
By Don ShirleyPhoto Synthesis
By Suzanne MuchnicInside Conan's Laugh Factory
By Jane Hall
Travel
A Motel to Wait for
By CHRISTOPHER REYNOLDSOff to Learn the Lingo
By GREGORY CURTISReaders Recommend
Off to Learn the Lingo
By CHRISTOPHER REYNOLDSA Nice Way to See Nice Museums
Shroud of Turin to Be Displayed
Want to Be Alone? Some Hot Spots to Avoid in 1998
By CHRISTOPHER REYNOLDSInsuring Against a Rainy Day (or Two)
Festivals, Feasts & Fairs
By AMY A. WEBERUp and Above for Layout of the Land
By JOHN McKINNEY10 Top Head Trips
By CHRISTOPHER REYNOLDSTraveler's Notes
Preventing Winter Sports Injuries
By KATHLEEN DOHENYInternet Bargains to Keep an Eye On
By LAURA BLYHeart & Crafts
By JEANNINE STEINTravel Agents vs. the Internet
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