What happened on June 13, 1999

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BUSINESS

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REAL ESTATE

MAGAZINE

'Aaaaa Nagel Is A Nagel' Joe Sehee
Sue Me MARK EHRMAN, Mark Ehrman's last piece for the magazine was on Richard Simmons' "Cruise to Lose" program
What, No Depeche Mode? Erik Himmelsbach
A Chophouse by the Sea S. IRENE VIRBILA
Hands Up Charles Perry
Measles Outbreak Jordan Raphael
To Our Readers:
Entertainment Vehicle
Beyond the Obi-Wan Undies MARY MELTON, Mary Melton is an associate editor of the magazine
And the Media Gods Said, Go Forth and Multiply KEVIN BAXTER, Kevin Baxter is a Times staff writer who covers televison and radio
The L.A. Look Cathy Curtis
Preaching Outside the Box Elaine Gale
Homes of the Future
Attention, Shopptainees! Roy Rivenburg
The Latest in L.A. Speak
Lodging a Go-Go ED LEIBOWITZ, Ed Leibowitz is a frequent contributor to the magazine
Cranial Massage Therapy
And the Media Gods Said, Go Forth and Multiply BRIAN LOWRY, Times staff writer Brian Lowry covers the TV industry
Just Shoot Me Cathy Curtis
Who, Us? Shallow?
The SLA Shootout

ENTERTAINMENT

OPINION

Shooting Holes in Gun Control
Don Mullinax Ralph Frammolino, Ralph Frammolino covers metro issues for The Times
Time to Address Real Economic Reform Roger C. Altman and C. Bowman Cutter, Roger C. Altman served as deputy Treasury secretary during the first Clinton administration. C. Bowman Cutter served in the Clinton administration as deputy assistant to the president for economic affairs
Charter Reform Kevin Starr, Kevin Starr, State Librarian of California and University Professor at USC, is the author of "The Dream Endures: California Enters the 1940s."
Minority Rule in the Senate
Kosovo War
State's Trade Offices
Francisco Stanley
The Pope Goes Home Amid Talk He May Resign After 2000 Tad Szulc, Tad Szulc is the author of "John Paul II: The Biography."
ID Checks
Minorities on TV
They're Perfectly Positioned To Provide Needed Leadership FERNANDO J. GUERRA, Fernando J. Guerra is associate professor of political science and Chicano studies and head of the Center for the Study of Los Angeles at Loyola Marymount University
Which Path Will Black Leadership Take in L.A.? Erin J. Aubry, Erin J. Aubry is a staff writer at LA Weekly
A Weak Peace Walter Russell Mead, Walter Russell Mead, a contributing editor to Opinion, is a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations. He is the author of "Mortal Splendor: The American Empire in Transition" and is writing a book about U.S. foreign policy
Jobless Office
MTA Appeal on Bus Service
Mandela's Big Footprints
New Comic Steps Into the Racial Divide NARDA ZACCHINO
A Death in Mexico, Other Magical Moments Richard Rodriguez, Richard Rodriquez, an editor at Pacific News Service, is the author of "Days of Obligation."
A Weak Peace : Extending the Arm of International Justice M. Cherif Bassiouni, M. Cherif Bassiouni, a law professor, is president of the International Human Rights Law Institute at DePaul University and was chairman of the U.N. Commission of Experts that investigated war crimes in the former Yugoslavia from 1993-94
War Crimes
California's Graduation Rate
Louisiana Jason Berry, Jason Berry received an Alicia Patterson fellowship for his coverage of David Duke in 1991. His books include "Lead Us Not Into Temptation: Catholic Priests and the Sexual Abuse of Children."
Big Brother Truly Is Watching You SIMON DAVIES, Simon Davies, a visiting fellow in the Computer Security Research Center of the London School of Economics, is a specialist writer for the London Daily Telegraph. He is also director of the human rights group Privacy International

TRAVEL

BOOKS

Southern California Rating:
Dish, Not Dirt JOSEPH KANON, Joseph Kanon is the author of "Los Alamos" and "The Prodigal Spy."
Reading L.a.
Step Right Up JONATHAN LEVI
Return, By Virginia Hamilton Adair
The Big One VIRGINIA POSTREL, Virginia Postrel is the editor of Reason magazine and the author of "The Future and Its Enemies: The Growing Conflict Over Creativity, Enterprise, and Progress" (The Free Press)
The Long Shadow JOHN SANFORD, John Sanford is the author of more than 20 books, including, most recently, "Intruders in Paradise," the fifth volume in a series of meditations on the American past. He is the recipient of the Los Angeles Times' 1998 Robert Kirsch Award for lifetime achievement
Song of the Powers, By Dave Mason
The End of Enchantment JOSEPH RYKWERT, Joseph Rykwert is Paul Philippe Cret professor of architecture at the University of Pennsylvania and the author of several books, including "The Dancing Column" (1996)

What happened on June 13, 1999

NEWS

Russia's Few Blacks Find an Uneasy Home in Their White Motherland MARISA ROBERTSON-TEXTOR, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES

The Right Time for Nostalgia SUSAN KING, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Young Victims of Krishna Consciousness JULIA LIEBLICH, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Prisoner Admits to Role in 3 Yosemite Slayings From Associated Press

Hollywood, China in a Chilly Embrace JAMES BATES and MAGGIE FARLEY, TIMES STAFF WRITERS

O.C. Deputy Slain at Store JACK LEONARD MICHAEL LUO and PHIL WILLON, TIMES STAFF WRITERS

Courteney Cox of 'Friends' Weds David Arquette From Associated Press

Parents Tell of Decisions, Struggles in Child-Rearing CATHLEEN DECKER, TIMES POLITICAL WRITER

Serbs Follow Yugoslav Forces Out of Kosovo in Reverse Exodus RICHARD BOUDREAUX, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Moving Up--and Just Down the Street SANDY BANKS

Starr May Release Report on Clintons From Times Wire Reports

An Eager Iowa Embraces Bush During Visit MARK Z. BARABAK, TIMES POLITICAL WRITER

Wary Summer Camps to Boost Security PAUL HAVEN, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Clinton Renews Patients' Bill of Rights Push From Associated Press

Americans Abroad Want to Be Counted DARLENE SUPERVILLE, ASSOCIATED PRESS

'Worm' Virus Poking Holes in Programming BRUCE MEYERSON, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Woman Said to Have Hands Up When Shot From Times Wire Reports

Clinton Calls for Campaign Against Child Labor JAMES GERSTENZANG, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Korea's Working Women Fight for Rights, Own Union KYONG-HWA SEOK, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Ousted Olympics Official Tells His Side in Scandal ALAN ABRAHAMSON, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Prehistory to Be Squeezed From Suspected Sponge Fossil BEN DOBBIN, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Cat Refuge Has Neighbors Hissing DUNCAN MANSFIELD, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Nebraska Schools Must Teach Evolution Only From Reuters

Malnutrition Plagues Homebound Elderly KATHERINE ROTH, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Activists Fined for 'Reckless' Dolphin Release From Reuters

Experts Debate Folic Acid Fortification DANIEL Q. HANEY, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Britons Seek a New King (as in Stephen) SUSAN KARLIN

Yeltsin Likely Behind Russia's Early Incursion MAURA REYNOLDS, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Pontiff Keeps Commitments Despite Injury CAROL J. WILLIAMS, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Brown Says He'll Run Again for S.F. Mayor MARIA L. La GANGA, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Pakistan and India Break Off Talks DEXTER FILKIN, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Salinas Makes Brief Visit to Mexico MARY BETH SHERIDAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER

G-7 Ministers Move Ahead on Kosovo Aid Plan From Times Wire Services

Bradley Campaign Rolls Into California T. CHRISTIAN MILLER, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Violence Erupts at Funeral for 11 Haiti Shooting Victims Associated Press

Simplify Your Life ELAINE St. JAMES

NATO Moves to Secure Kosovo VALERIE REITMAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER

'Powers' Opens With $20 Million From a Times Staff Writer

North, South Korean Vessels in Tense Yellow Sea Standoff From Associated Press

A Little Creativity Can Help Wallflower Get a Social Life VICKI IOVINE

Russian Jet Crashes at Paris Air Show Associated Press

Video Game Heroines TYRONE RODRIGUEZ

War Brides RENEE TAWA, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Mothers Agree on Many Child Care Issues; Fathers See Things Differently CATHLEEN DECKER, TIMES POLITICAL WRITER

Entertainment Icon Pays Record Price for Movie Icon From Reuters

War Brides RENEE TAWA, TIMES STAFF WRITER

City May Not Have the Heart for This Building Plan DIANA MARCUM, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES

Record of Soldier's War Service Clouded by Time RENEE TAWA, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Making Room on Victim's Own Wall JANET WILSON, TIMES STAFF WRITER

BUSINESS

Follow Your Dreams, Not Your Parents', in Choosing Career Path PATRICIA KITCHEN, Patricia Kitchen writes for Newsday

Comfy Chair: Niche for Serving Siesta-Deprived DANIEL WOOLLS, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Gazelles Break the Sales Speed Limit--for Now BARRY STAVRO, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Entertaining China EVELYN IRITANI, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Can Procter & Gamble Make the Tide Turn? JAMES FLANIGAN

Entertaining China MAGGIE FARLEY, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Foreign Markets Can Offer Value to Those Who Have the Stomach for It KATHY M. KRISTOF

To Dog Lovers' Dismay, Insurers Balk at Covering Breeds That Bite 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

High Time to Clear Up Wrong Ideas About Bonds PAUL J. LIM

SPORTS

High School Career Over, Sprinter Combest Has Decisions TOM WHITMIRE, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Stanford's Hochgesang Is a Heartbreaker DIANE PUCIN, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Comets Deny Holdsclaw, Mystics Again From Associated Press

Nieuwendyk Is the First Star as Dallas Defeats Buffalo, 2-1 HELENE ELLIOTT, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Balk Is as Good as a Hit for Angels MIKE DiGIOVANNA, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Byrd Soaring for Philadelphia From Associated Press

Sprague Delivers Another Winner From Associated Press

Stanford Beats Fullerton in All Phases LON EUBANKS, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Wakefield Moves to Closer Role Associated Press

Kiraly Still Might Enjoy Day in Sun MIKE BRESNAHAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Stanford's Power Trip Puts Fullerton in a Hole LON EUBANKS, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Yankees' Clemens Resumes Winning Ways From Associated Press

Wohlers Going Back to Minors Associated Press

Lehman Keeps Coming Back for More After Open Heartaches DOUG FERGUSON, ASSOCIATED PRESS

Indian Offense Can Survive a Bad Break ROSS NEWHAN

Leslie Again Ignites the Sparks EARL GUSTKEY, TIMES STAFF WRITER

Orioles Erupt, Guzman Cruises From Associated Press

Winning Doesn't Get Old for These Advanced Stars HELENE ELLIOTT