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What happened on June 20, 1999
BOOKS
Reading L.a.
Guess Who's Coming To Dinner? By Eugen Weber, \o7 Eugen Weber's most recent book is "Apocalypses." He writes the "L.A. Confidential" mystery column, which appears monthly in Book Review\f7
The Erotics of Virtue By Kenneth Anderson, \o7 Kenneth Anderson teaches law at American University, Washington, D.C., and is legal editor of the forthcoming "Crimes of War: What the Public Should Know" (W.W. Norton)\f7
What If? By Pete Hamill, \o7 Pete Hamill is the author of "A Drinking Life: A Memoir," "Snow in August" and "Why Sinatra Matters."\f7
Celebrating the 500th Anniversary of Spanish Literature's Most Audacious and Subversive Work By Juan Goytisolo, \o7 Juan Goytisolo is the author of numerous books, including "The Marx Family Saga" (City Lights Books). His essay was translated from the Spanish by Peter Bush\f7
Both Eyes Open By Thomas Mcgonigle, \o7 Thomas McGonigle is the author of "Going to Patchogue" and "The Corpse Dream of N. Petkov."\f7
Bunin Who? By Edmund White, \o7 Edmund White is the author of a recent biography of Proust and has just completed a novel, "The Married Man."\f7
Darkness Visible By Jonathan Levi, \o7 Jonathan Levi is a contributing writer to Book Review and the author of "A Guide for the Perplexed: A Novel."\f7
L.a. Confidential By Eugen Weber, \o7 Eugen Weber is the author, most recently, of "Apocalypses: Prophecies, Cults, and Millennial Beliefs through the Ages."\f7
The Knot, by Stanley Kunitz
Discoveries By Susan Salter Reynolds
Southern California Rating:
ENTERTAINMENT
BEST BETS / June 20-26, 1999
They Are a Rock By Robert Hilburn, Robert Hilburn is The Times' pop music critic
The Art of Rural Renewal By Paul Lieberman, Paul Lieberman is a Times staff writer
It's Been a Jungle Out There By John Taliaferro, John Taliaferro is the author of "Tarzan Forever: The Life of Edgar Rice Burroughs" (Scribner)
Her Journey Goes On By Lynell George, Lynell George is a Times staff writer
Out of His Shadow By Jordan Levin, Jordan Levin is an arts writer in Miami
She's Made Her Case a Bit Too Well By Paul Brownfield, Paul Brownfield is a Times staff writer who covers comedy and television
Dennis Dugan / Director By Steve Hochman
Two Brothers, at War and in Peace By Patricia Daganskaia, Patricia Daganskaia is a researcher in The Times' Moscow bureau
He Left Fans in Stitches By Diane Haithman, Diane Haithman is a Times staff writer
Will Audience Follow Noise to Cal State L.A.? By Don Shirley, Don Shirley is The Times' theater writer
Good Reason to Kick Up Their Heels By Elaine Dutka, Elaine Dutka is a Times staff writer
Bridging L.A.'s Cultural Divide By Nicolai Ouroussoff, Nicolai Ouroussoff is The Times' architecture critic
A Praiseworthy Collection By Lynell George, Lynell George is a Times staff writer with a love of gospel music
'We're a Lot More Into Raising Our Self-Esteem' By Soren Baker, Soren Baker writes about hip-hop for Calendar
*** 1/2; MISSY "MISDEMEANOR" ELLIOTT; "Da Real World"; Gold Mind/EastWest By Marc Weingarten
Doing Business With 'Sopranos' By Steve Hochman
Small Faces
These Singers Face the Music Very Well Indeed By Don Heckman
NEWS
Reader to Reader
Wrong Jack Ryan
Culture War
Like a Charm
Planning Ahead
Peeping Toddler Probably Won't Be Traumatized for Life By Vicki Lovine
Memorable Conversations With Dad
Men's Turn for the Joy and Pain of Mothering By Sandy Banks
The Daddy Test By Hugo Martin, Times Staff Writer
Sports in the X-treme By Sue Carpenter
You Call It a Cornfield, but He Calls It Maze By Sam Bruchey
Hilfiger Shows How to Live High on the Hog
Today's Living Best Bets
More Than a Cherished Father, He Was a 'Mister' By Nick Owchar, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Laugh Lines
Pint-Sized Punch Lines
Stories, From Poignant to Practical, Honor Dad's Special Roles By Maria D. Laso, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Binky's Bicycle By Michele Serros, Writer Michele Serros is from Oxnard. She well remembers her first bike
Book Reviews
Credit Card Banks Miss Moral Point
For Bank Customers, a Violation of Trust
New Film Formats Hurt Panavision
El Toro Reverberating Still
Flights Passed Test--for Now
Consider Toll on Local Wildlife
The Right Use for Tobacco Funds
Deputy's Death Was Senseless
John Lott Report Misstates a Lot
Red Line
School's Tardy Policy
Culinary Arts
Devonshire Division Jail
Studying Valley Secession
Movies
Hill Canyon Golf Proposal
Auto Allowances
Media Caution
School Dropouts
Oxnard School Sites
Pay for Attorneys
Water District
Dana Parsons is taking the day off. By Dana Parsons
A Widowed Dad's New Kind of Fatherhood By Denise Lavoie, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Virginia's Big House Is Also a Cat House, but It's Going to the Dogs By Peter Pae, WASHINGTON POST
Shaped by the Holocaust, a Survivor Donates Millions to Related Causes By Cindy Loose, WASHINGTON POST
Amid Heaps of Refuse, Cleanup Effort Stalls in Cairo Trash-Sorters' Slum By Susan Sevareid, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Independent Counsel Law's Quiet Death By Walter R. Mears, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Top 30 Inexpert, but Invaluable, Tips for Dads By Ken Guggenheim, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Hip-Hop Gives Him Bum Rap, Giuliani Says By Timothy Williams, ASSOCIATED PRESS
FEMA Offers Oklahomans Funds to Build 'Safe Room' From Reuters
Thailand Targets Poachers and Peddlers of Endangered Wild Orchids By Denis D. Gray, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Shell Study Suggests Rapid Change in Sea Temperature From Associated Press
Health Care Firms Taking All Prisoners By David Kinney, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Tokyo Starting to Seek Relief From Its Architectural Cacophony By Chisaki Watanabe, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Grifter's Tale Scrapped a Giant Dump By Myron Levin, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Safety Panel Not Told of Gasoline Removal at School By Doug Smith, TIMES EDUCTION WRITER
Finding Quality Child Care a Tough Task By Cathleen Decker, TIMES POLITICAL WRITER
Yugoslav Police Try to Divert Serbs Fleeing Kosovo By Mark Fineman and Richard Boudreaux, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Clinton Works on Thawing Chill With Russians By Tyler Marshall and Maura Reynolds, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
In his dispatches from Kosovo, Times correspondent Paul Watson has reported the conflict from the ground up. From Day One he has been...A Witness to War By Paul Watson, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Times Converting Its Printing Presses
The Sky's the Limit for Birthday Boy By Mike Downey
Seamy Saga of Belcourt Castle Joins List of Newport, R.I., Scandals By Elizabeth Mehren, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Author Stephen King Hit by Van, Seriously Hurt From Associated Press
U.S. to Increase Wind Power Efforts From Times Wire Reports
First Lady Reportedly Moving to New York From Times Wire Reports
Gay Minister Loses Close Bishop Vote From Times Wire Reports
Suspect Is Arraigned in Fatal Hostage Siege From Times Wire Reports
GOP Dances Around China as It Runs Down Clinton for Security Lapses By Art Pine, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Continued Access to Private Medical Data Raises Concerns By Alissa J. Rubin, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Teens Speak Out at Summit on Youth Violence From the Washington Post
Clinton Blasts House, Gun Lobby in Likely Preview of Campaign Theme By Alissa J. Rubin, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Prince Edward Weds Sophie in Chapel of Windsor Castle From Times Wire Services
Police-Linked Death Is Ruled a Homicide From Reuters
Residents Demand Relocation From Lead-Tainted Area From Associated Press
Plane Crashes in Paso Robles; 3 Killed, 2 Injured From Associated Press
GOP Tries to End Winner Take All State Primary From Associated Press
Is Rigs-to-Reefs Best Plan for Oil Rigs? By Sally Ann Connell, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Experts to Scrutinize Nuclear Labs' Security By Kenneth R. Weiss, TIMES EDUCATION WRITER
Congregations of 3 Synagogues Celebrate Sabbath Despite Arson By Virginia Ellis, TIMES STAFF WRITER
A Beer With a Shtick, and Other Moments of Summit By James Gerstenzang, TIMES STAFF WRITER
War Wrap-Up
U.S., Russia Agree to Cooperate in Kosovo By Tyler Marshall, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Tobacco Settlement
Voter Turnout
Older Workers
Black Leadership
Deaths from Abuse
High-Speed Access to Internet
Valley Secession
Movies
Al Gore
Auschwitz
Rent Control Governs Security Deposits Too
Downside to Carrying Back a Mortgage
Criteria Lacking for Competent Inspectors
Living Next Door to Day-Care Facility
Please Pay Heed to Latino Consumers
Don't Spare Actions of Fraudulent Lender
Hunting Techniques Were Too Invasive
Drawing Line on Neighbor's Rights
For Turks, Another Side to the Genocide Story . . .
Soleful Matter
Good, Bad Cyber-Trips
'Pirates' of the Modern Age By Susan King, TIMES STAFF WRITER
BUSINESS
Meade Sees Profits Zoom in 1st Quarter
Cotsakos Joins Tickets.com as Director
Shareholders Pay Price as Aura's Story Worsens By Tom Petruno
Estate Tax's Disappointing Legacy Invites Repeal By James Flanigan
China's New Worry: Timid Spenders By Anthony Kuhn, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Rum War Threatens to Put U.S. in Policy Bind By Mark Fineman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Maximizing Your Compensation: Go Ahead and Ask for That Raise By Liz Pulliam, \o7 Liz Pulliam is a personal finance writer for The Times and a graduate of the certified financial planner training program at UC Irvine\f7
Should You Stay When There's a Management Change? It Depends By Paul J. Lim
A Longer View Smooths Out Market Spikes By Chet Currier, ASSOCIATED PRESS
2 Bank Executives Break Ground by Becoming Job-Sharing Vice Presidents By Sherwood Ross, REUTERS
Putting a Halt to Negative Remarks by Ex-Employer
Wall St.'s Rocket Scientist By Debora Vrana, TIMES STAFF WRITER
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Progress for Open Space
Let's Be Wary of Dropping Shop
Foster Parents Need Our Support
Flies First? Let's Rethink Our Priorities By Kenneth L. Khachigian, Kenneth L. Khachigian, a veteran political strategist, ran Bob Dole's California campaign. He practices law in Orange County. His column appears here every other week
O.C. Challenge: Finding Ways to Share Wealth By Frank Benest and Rusty Kennedy, Frank Benest is city manager of Brea, and Rusty Kennedy is executive director of the Orange County Human Relations Commission
Surviving and Thriving After Breast Cancer By Rebecca Cook, ASSOCIATED PRESS
New Mastectomy Technique Banishes Specter of Disfigurement By Daniel Q. Haney, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Breast Surgeons Work on Saving Nipple By Daniel Q. Haney, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Rare Species Found to Inhabit Georgia Caves By Elliott Minor, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Home With a View Is a Real Eyesore to Columbia River Gorge Residents By Rene Sanchez, WASHINGTON POST
Couple Remains Inseparable in Death, as in Life Associated Press
Jazz Legend Anita O'Day Still Happiest Behind the Microphone By Cadonna M. Peyton, ASSOCIATED PRESS
With Census, Accuracy Counts
What's Good for the City . . .
Much Ado About $13
Offer Is Still on the Table
Bill Would Fund School-Based Drug Testing Program By James E. Rogan, Republican Rep. James. E.Rogan represents Burbank, Glendale and Pasadena
Denying Easy Diplomas Won't Solve the Problem By Doug Lasken, Doug Lasken teaches English in the Los Angeles Unified School District
The Real Truth About Computers: They Crash By Kimit A. Muston, Kimit A. Muston is a North Hollywood playwright
A Wish List for a New Councilman
Plan Is Worth the Wait
Class Acts, Every One
Sorely Needed Leadership
Hantavirus Safety Must Take Priority By Elton Gallegly, Rep. Elton Gallegly (R-Simi Valley) represents most of Ventura County
VCOG Should Oversee Tough Job of Implementing Measure A By Kathy Long, Kathy Long is a member of the Ventura County Board of Supervisors
The Complex Nature of Organic Reality By Jim Churchill, Jim Churchill grows tangerines and avocados in Ojai. He is a coordinator of the Lighthouse Farm Network, a self-education group for farmers interested in expanding their knowledge of sustainable, biologically based farming practices. E-mail him at jrchurchill@earthlink.net
From 'Free' to 'Fee,' the Meter Expires on a Tradition By Marvin Petal, Marvin Petal is an Oxnard-based writer
Drug Suspect Slain by Police in Westminster By Lisa Richardson and Jack Leonard, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Woman, Baby Son Die in Blaze By Eleanor Yang and Lisa Richardson, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
For Elderly Needing Insurance, It's Same Old Story By Ken Reich
Book Events
A Solo Performance By Thao Hua, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Irvine District Ponders Tax to Balance Books By Karen Alexander, TIMES STAFF WRITER
El Toro Rec Facilities Will Stay Open By Jean O. Pasco
Discarded Cigarettes Cause Separate Fires in La Habra By Jack Leonard
Firefighter Answers the Call--of Retirement By Massie Ritsch, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Remembering a Man of Few Words, Abiding Love By Gregory W. Griggs, Gregory W. Griggs is a Times assistant city editor
A College in Search of an Academic Road Map By Fred Alvarez, TIMES STAFF WRITER
There's No Place Like Home, Say Top Scholars By Matt Surman and Jennifer Hamm, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Hundreds Gather to Celebrate Juneteenth By Holly J. Wolcott
Passersby Alert Residents to Fire By Massie Ritsch
Cal Lutheran Center to Offer New Degree By Fred Alvarez
Reading Program Set at Cal Lutheran By Anna Gorman
Car Display to Benefit Make-A-Wish
Local Students Honored for Traffic Posters
A Parent's Love By Ann Shields, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Trappings of a Theme By Josef Woodard, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
The Sun in Winter By Al Martinez
Governor Becomes Player in Talks for NFL Team in L.A. By Jim Newton, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Court Files columnist Ann W. O'Neill has the day off. By Ann W. O'Neill
Refugee Dies Before He Can Arrive in L.A. By Margaret Ramirez, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Tour Shows Watts as a Place of Culture, Art By Patrick J. Mcdonnell, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Tough Times Test Resolve of Devoted Brother By Bonnie Harris, TIMES STAFF WRITER
People Making A Difference
Sweating Out the Summer By Anna Gorman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Expert Advice By Clara M. Chu, Clara M. Chu is an assistant professor of library and information science at the UCLA Graduate School of Education and Information Studies
Check It Out
Woman, Son Found Dead at Fire Scene By Lisa Richardson and Eleanor Yang, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Killer's Novel Defense Went Up in Smoke By Cecilia Rasmussen
Parks Have Their Day in the Sun By Caitlin Liu, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Trip Lets Diabetic Put on a Happy Face Again By Caitlin Liu, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Cecil Morgan; led group that impeached Huey Long
Day Honors Blacks' Experiences in U.S. By Patricia Ward Biederman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Guilty Conscience Leads to Recovery of $30,000 Tossed in Harbor
Divers Find Body of Girl Who Drowned
Celebration of Juneteenth Brings Black History to Life By Patricia Ward Biederman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Pop Talk By Art Marroquin, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Trucker Helps Clear Freeway for Plane Landing By Roberto J. Manzano
Tarzana Man Dies From Fire Injuries By Agnes Diggs
Accelerated Program Prepares New Teachers By Roberto J. Manzano
Valley Valedictorians
Shootings Claim 7 Victims in a Span of Under an Hour By Agnes Diggs, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Bob Bullock; Colorful Longtime Politician in Texas By Jon Thurber, TIMES STAFF WRITER
OPINION
The Need for High-Tech, Networked Cyberwar By David Ronfeldt and John Arquilla, John Arquilla is a professor of defense information sciences at the Naval Postgraduate School. David Ronfeldt is a senior analyst at Rand
A Darker Shade of Green By David Friedman, David Friedman, a contributing editor to Opinion, writes frequently on economics and development
Kosovo's the First 'Third Way' War By William Schneider, William Schneider, a contributing editor to Opinion, is a political analyst for CNN
The Coming Campaign for the Environmental Vote By Mark Hertsgaard, Mark Hertsgaard is the author of "Earth Odyssey: Around the World In Search of Our Environmental Future."
Pat Robertson and the Scottish Enlightenment, Part II By Martin Walker, Martin Walker, a contributing editor to Opinion, is European editor of Britain's the Guardian
Bad Economy, Ethnic Violence Threaten a Nascent Democracy By Walter P. Falcon and William P. Fuller, Walter P. Falcon is Farnsworth professor of international agricultural policy at Stanford University. William P. Fuller is president of the Asia Foundation
The Lifelong Dialogue Between Fathers and Daughters By Anne Taylor Fleming, Anne Taylor Fleming is an essayist on the "NewsHour with Jim Lehrer."
Richard Pethia and Thomas Longstaff By Ron White, Ronald D. White is an editorial writer for The Times
House of Contempt
Key Test for L.A. on Net Access
The Hats Fly Early
Ten Commandments Aren't Gun Control By Alan M. Dershowitz, Alan M. Dershowitz teaches at Harvard Law School
Why I Protected My Kids From the 'Cussing Canoer' By Michael Smith, Michael Smith, a project engineer, lives in North Branch, Mich
Use Economic Aid as Leverage for Cease-Fire By Selig S. Harrison, Selig S. Harrison, a fellow of The Century Foundation, is a former South Asia bureau chief for the Washington Post and the author of five books on South Asia and U.S. relations with the region
Barak Must Confront Power Wielded by Ultra-Orthodox Party By Yossi Klein Halevi, Yossi Klein Halevi is a senior writer for the Jerusalem Report and author of "Memoirs of a Jewish Extremist," Little, Brown & Co., 1996)
Will 'Generation Mex' Politicians Break From Their Elders? By Gregory Rodriguez, Gregory Rodriguez, a contributing editor to Opinion, is a research fellow at the Pepperdine Institute for Public Policy and a fellow at the New America Foundation
REAL ESTATE
Keeping Tabs on Your Credit
How to Help Your Agent By Marcie Geffner, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Free Home Improvement Workshop
Drawbacks to Owning a House at the Top of a 'T' By Kirsten M. Lagatree, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
She Figures On Staying in Area By Ruth Ryon, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Why Can't Critics Just Ignore Feng Shui?
Don't Make Any False Moves
New Paint, Carpet Not Required By Kevin Postema, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
SPORTS
'Kerrymania' On Hold By Nancy Armour, ASSOCIATED PRESS
A Yawn on Lawn? By Steven Wine, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Some Say This Is Really a Shoo-In By Hal Bock, Associated Press
In Duncan, Knicks Have Problem, but No Solution By Johnette Howard, NEWSDAY
Butterbean, Hurricane Are Boxing's Biggest Hits By Ed Schuyler Jr., ASSOCIATED PRESS
Kuerten Searches for His First Victory on Grass at Wimbledon By Darren Tulett, BLOOMBERG NEWS
Malone Coming Back For More By Greg Beacham, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Recruiting Probe May Hurt Business By Eddie Pells, ASSOCIATED PRESS
No Arena, No Coach, No Worries By Paul Newberry, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Brooklyn-Born Fran Fraschilla Instant Hit With New Mexio Fans By Pete Herrera, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Sandeno Wins Two Races at Meet of Champions By Frank Schwab, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Newswire From Staff and Wire Reports
Fawcett Finds Family; Foudy Finds Back of the Net By Diane Pucin Foudy, Julie, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Stars Go to Hull for Cup By Helene Elliott, TIMES STAFF WRITER
A Summer Hit for the Masses By Mike Penner, TIMES STAFF WRITER
U.S. Feels Like One of Crowd By Grahame L. Jones, TIMES STAFF WRITER
It's Lonely at Top-and Under Par By Bill Plaschke
It's Lonely at Top --and Under Par By Thomas Bonk, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Dick Weber, at 69, Remains Ambassador of Bowling By Diane Pucin
His Name is Phil, but His Act Is Pure Oscar By Mal Florence
Cast of Characters Comes to Rescue for Dodgers, 8-1 By Robyn Norwood, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Hollandsworth's Return From DL Is Doubly Nice By Robyn Norwood
Don't Take Them Out of Old Ballgame By Ross Newhan
Car-Poolers
Johnson Should Have Gotten a Better Warranty By Ross Newhan
Brewers Get Maximum Out of Nomo Deal By Ross Newhan
When It Comes to Chili's Retirement, All Bets Are Off By Mike Digiovanna
Angels Looking Like a Team That's at the End of Its Rope By Mike Digiovanna, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Griffey's 26th Not Nearly Enough From Associated Press
Canseco Hits 27th as Rekar, Devil Rays Win From Associated Press
Rangers' Clark Put on DL Associated Press
Blue Jays' Fernandez Is Above .400 and Counting Associated Press
Gwynn Goes Out, but Adds a Hit From Associated Press
Helton Hits for Cycle in Colorado's Victory From Associated Press
Spree of Charge, Here's Advice to Get Knicks' Offense Going By Lonnie White and Mark Heisler, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
This Forecast Sounds Gloomy, but the Sun Has Set in the East By Mark Heisler
Sparks Report By Earl Gustkey
It's A Fact
They Have Little Time to Think By Helene Elliott
Results
Houston Is Last Unbeaten Team After 69-55 Win Associated Press
Sparks Rebound in a Big Way, 73-69 By Earl Gustkey, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Stanley Cup Finals / Notes Associated Press
Pak Still in Front but Trying Not to Get Ahead of Herself From Associated Press
The Scores
Today's Tee Times
That Pinehurst Par of 70? Don't Believe It By Thomas Bonk, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Sutton Pitches Shutout in Debut From Associated Press
Cienfuegos Is Man of Hour as Time Is on Galaxy's Side By David Wharton, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Overbeck's Son in Tune With Day's Events By Grahame L. Jones and Mike Penner, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Today's Games By Grahame L. Jones
China Too Much for Sweden, 2-1 From Associated Press
Hurricanes Become National Champions From Associated Press
Rose Bowl Not So Full of Itself for Return By Robyn Norwood, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Mexico Kicked Into Dreamland By Grahame L. Jones, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Watson Was in Deep Before Making Chip
Portenga Passes Sedgwick on Final Lap By Mark Peinado
Griffen Leads Southern Section Rally By Mitch Polin
Swiss Not Neutral About Sion Loss From Staff and Wire Reports
Dianehill's Trainer Says Filly Can Be the Princess of This Field By Bob Mieszerski, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Lake Elsinore Snaps JetHawk Win Streak
Different Stroke Puts Her in the Fast Lane By Lauren Peterson, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Brignac Catches On Fast and Helps Westlake Win By Dave Desmond, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Power Play By Fernando Dominguez
Prodigal Sons Perpetuate Kennedy Football Tradition By Eric Sondheimer
The Times' All-region Girls' Swimming Team
MAGAZINE
Movie Palace Guard By Neda Raouf
Destination Hollywood By Judy Raphael
The Spy Who Sides Wiped Me By Jason Dietrich
Monkey Business By Leslee Komaiko
What Big Brown Eyes You Have By Debra J. Hotaling
Cdntbkrl By Daniel Nussbaum
A Voice for Those Who Can't Speak for Themselves By Patt Morrison
Extraordinary Person, Ordinary Personage By Martin Booe, Martin Booe's last story for the magazine was a parody on the revival of the Hollywood entertainment district
On The Trekkie Trial By Roger Nygard, Roger Nygard directed the comedy features "High Strung" and "Suckers." His next documentary is "6 Days in Roswell," about UFO devotees
Searching for Justice By Alan Abrahamson, Alan Abrahamson is a Times staff writer
The Fore Front
Coming in From the Cold By Susan Heeger
Java That Jiggles By Rose Dosti, Rose Dosti is a frequent contributor to The Times' Food section
An Expanding Universe
Leaf Motif By Barbara Thornburg
Eminence Grise By Susan Baskin, Susan Baskin, a Santa Monica screenwriter, last wrote for the magazine about taking her daughter to Marilyn Monroe's grave site
TRAVEL
A Summer Classic By Pamela Warrick, TIMES STAFF WRITER; Pamela Warrick is a writer for the Southern California Living section
Airlines Being Pressured Into Voluntary Reforms By Christopher Reynolds, TIMES TRAVEL WRITER
United Makes More Room for Carry-Ons By Christopher Reynolds
Millennium Countdown
Big in Vegas
Hats Off to a Western Symbol By Leslie Limbo
Marriage on the Go Costs More in Jamaica By Mark Fineman, Times Staff Writer
Unfriendly Skies Over Bangor, Maine ASSOCIATED PRESS
California Corner Festivals, Feasts & Fairs By Laurie K. Schenden
Pool Party By Lucretia Bingham, Lucretia Bingham is a freelance writer based in Sherman Oaks
A Train Lover's Itinerary to Great Cities of Europe By Karin Esterhammer, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Heeding Their Call to the Wilderness, Women Learn to Conquer the Outdoors By Susan Spano, TIMES TRAVEL WRITER
Survival Tips for the Divorced Dad's Family Vacation By Eileen Ogintz
A Strand That's Perfect for a Saunter, Short or Long By John Mckinney
Spud Wrestling Is the Maine Thing By Ellen Melinkoff
Seeing Eastern Canada From the Windows of a Bus By Lucy Izon, Lucy Izon is a Toronto-based freelance writer. Internet http://www .izon.com
Going Full Tilt at Half Dome By Dennis Pottenger, Dennis Pottenger is a freelance writer from Carmichael, Calif
Fiji By Cousteau By Dale Smith
Some Spirited Halloween Sailings By Harry Basch and Shirley Slater, Shirley Slater and Harry Basch travel as guests of the cruise lines. Cruise Views appears the first and third week of every month
Swell Discounts on Summer Seas By Arthur Frommer
A Long Walk in Old New York By Tom Condon, HARTFORD COURANT
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