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What happened on July 30, 2000
NEWS
Opposition Unites in Bid to Oust Milosevic
The First B
Meet the New Generation
Message to 'Garcia'
Mistaken Identities
But Is It Art?
The Sins of the Fathers By Renee Tawa, TIMES STAFF WRITER
The Minor Larcenies of Shameless Stars By Reed Johnson, TIMES STAFF WRITER
At-Risk Girls, Mentor Get Together and Get Real By Sandy Banks
Teen Authors' Novel Approach By Susan Carpenter, Times Staff Writer
Mature McCone Inherits Family Intrigue and a New Case By Dick Lochte, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Laugh Lines
How Are You Keeping Busy?
* What do you call an older person who keeps your parents...
A Valiant Young Horse the Color of Midnight
The Explorers By Ruth M. Hamel, Ruth M. Hamel's short stories and articles for children have appeared in magazines and newspapers. She is a member of the Society for Children's Book Writers and Illustrators and a retired children's music teacher
Tiger Woods' 'Empathy' for Actors Doesn't Hold Water
E-Books a Logical Step
Overpaid Executives
Some Energy Solutions
Funerals
Ahmanson Ranch Development Project
Population and Housing
Red Line Connections, Trash Problems
Teacher Salaries
Overhauling the System
Tobacco Settlement Ballot Initiative
Medical Marijuana
Donated Car Proceeds
Bilingual Education
Youth Slayings
Death Penalty Arguments
Special Delivery for Harry Potter
Where to Put That Sculpture
Why Is Sanchez Heading a PAC?
Taking Issue With 2 Gurza Columns
Dana Parsons Columns: A Miss and a Hit
Collision of the Religious and Recreational
What the Fair's Livestock Auctions Teach the Children
El Toro Airport and the High-Tech Future
Bioche Focuses Too Much on Kid
Don't Endanger Nature Center
Planning at El Toro May Be More Open Now
L.A. Then and Now By Cecilia Rasmussen
Colleges Hustling to Lure the Best and Brightest By Arlene Levinson, ASSOCIATED PRESS
With Grim Frequency, High Schools Confront Trauma of Teen Suicide By David Crary, ASSOCIATED PRESS
School Cheating Rises Along With Standardized Tests By Amy Argetsinger and Jay Mathews, WASHINGTON POST
With Graying of America, More of Us Are Staying Put By Genaro C. Armas, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Brittle Bones Can't Stop This Dancing Grandma By Ira Dreyfuss, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Somalians Return to Uncertain Future By George Mwangi, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Republicans Nail Down Details of Convention By Mark Z. Barabak, TIMES POLITICAL WRITER
A Climate of Despair Nears Critical Mass at U.S. Labs By Bob Drogin, TIMES STAFF WRITER
To the Manner Born, Bush Finds His Own Way By Richard T. Cooper, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Life Without 'Sin' May Spell Death of Sect By Robyn Dixon, TIMES STAFF WRITER
German City Grieves Over Loss of 13 in Concorde Crash By Carol J. Williams, TIMES STAFF WRITER
L.A. Bucks Trend of Reining In Library Scofflaws By Richard Winton, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
No Questions Asked By Mike Downey
Grand Old Parties
Temple Mount Is Briefly Shut During Dispute From Associated Press
Arafat Seeks to Counter 'Big Lies' About Summit By Tracy Wilkinson, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Researchers Struggle to Solve Mystery of Finland's High Diabetes Rate By Carol J. Williams, TIMES STAFF WRITER
GI Pleads Guilty in Kosovo Slaying Associated Press
Opposition Unites in Bid to Oust Milosevic From Associated Press
Koreas Agree to Reopen Border Offices Associated Press
Concorde Probe Explores Effects of Blown Tire Times Wire Services
Last of Once Largest A-Test Site Destroyed From Times Wire Reports
Socialist Politician in Basque Region Killed From Times Wire Reports
Ex-U.N. Arms Inspector Returns to Iraq From Reuters
Fujimori Blasts Peru Agitators, Names Cabinet From Reuters
2 Journalists Held by Rebels Are Freed From Times Wire Reports
9 Killed, 115 Injured When Trains Collide From Times Wire Reports
Gore Selects Date to Reveal Running Mate By Edwin Chen, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Clinton Assails GOP on Delay in Wage Boost From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Washington Monument to Reopen Monday From the Washington Post
Democrats Back Draft of National Platform By Matea Gold, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Residents Move Livestock, Flee 37,500-Acre Sierra Fire From Associated Press
Garlic Festival-Goers Breathe Easy Despite Harvest Woes By Jacalyn Thornton, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Feinstein Dogged by Vice President Issue By Greg Krikorian, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Vintage Vibrations By John M. Glionna, TIMES STAFF WRITER
A Diverse, Inclusive Miniseries By Jeff Leeds, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Philly Is Ready to Make More History By Dana Calvo, TIMES STAFF WRITER
The Convention Site
Bush Focuses Now on Both His Outer, Inner Politicians By Maria L. La Ganga, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Activists Laying Out Plans for Philadelphia Protests By Erin Texeira and Nicholas Riccardi, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Back on the Bus, McCain Rolls Into Philadelphia By T. Christian Miller, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Buchanan Loses Vote by Reform Party Leaders From Associated Press
Lawsuit Targets Funding for Clinton Library From Associated Press
Clues to Teen's Hanging Sought in Computer From Associated Press
U.S. Navy Exercises May Involve Vieques From Associated Press
Cancer Charity to Get Leftover Funds for Elian From Associated Press
GOP Challenges Clinton's Gun Buyback Program From Associated Press
DNA Evidence Finally to Free Texas Inmate By David G. Savage, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Couple Embodies Vows of 'in Sickness and in Health' By Michelle Boorstein, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Lawyer Reaches Verdict: I'd Rather Teach Music By John O'Connor, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Grieving Mother Transforms Place of Evil to Haven of Prayer By Charley Gillespie, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Amish Columnist Chronicles Her 19th Century Life--and Gets E-Mail By Sharon Cohen, ASSOCIATED PRESS
As Orange Teachers Walk, the Inexperienced Step In By Lisa Richardson, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Schools Grimly Face Teen Suicide By David Crary, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Disease Underscores Couple's Vows of Sickness, Health By Michelle Boorstein, ASSOCIATED PRESS
With Graying of America, More of Us Staying Put By Genaro C. Armas, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Electricity Costs and Brownouts
Peace Talks
Transmission of Hepatitis C
Protesters
Concorde Crash
'Gravitas'
Car Chases
Retirement Plans
Targeted Tax Bills
U.S. Soldiers
If Phone Can Avert Tragedy, It's Worth the Cost
Self-Contracting Isn't Necessarily a Savings
Times on the Web
A Last(ing) Impression
Having the Chops to Bite Back
Skycar Inventor Paul Moller: Visionary, Realist or Huckster?
Tainted Honor in Atkins Case
History of Rack Rates
Fish Stories
Rails to the Past
A Story of Hearts 'Divided' By Susan King, TIMES STAFF WRITER
BOOKS
American Nomad By Douglas Brinkley
Edible Complex By Laurie Stone
Wit and Wisdom / JOHANN WOLFGANG VON GOETHE
Moon Over Squibnocket By Daniel Halpern
First, Do No Harm By Herbert Gold, Herbert Gold is the author of "Daughter Mine" and "Haiti: Best Nightmare on Earth," newly reissued by Transaction Publishers
Southern California Rating: FICTION 1 IN THE NAME OF...
Black Magic By Charles Corn, Charles Corn is the author of "The Scents of Eden: A History of the Spice Trade" (Kodansha) and "Distant Islands: Travels Across Indonesia" (Viking Penguin)
'Great Poet, Poor Scientist' By Michael Lind, Michael Lind is a Senior Fellow at the New America Foundation and the author of "Hamilton's Republic" and "The Alamo: An Epic."
New York, 10036 By Rhoda Koenig, Rhoda Koenig was book critic of New York magazine from 1980 to 1993 and, for its last three years, theater critic of Punch
Discoveries By Susan Salter Reynolds
ENTERTAINMENT
Best Bets / JULY 30-AUG. 5, 2000
Not Unlike a Rolling Stone By David Gritten, David Gritten is a regular contributor to Calendar
It Doesn't Hurt to Laugh By Susan Freudenheim, Susan Freudenheim is The Times' art writer
The Bleaker Side of Metal By Isaac Guzman, Isaac Guzman is a staff writer for the New York Daily News
She's the Spark They Wanted By Elaine Dutka, Elaine Dutka is a Times staff writer
The Russians Are Back, The Russians Are Back By Lewis Segal, Lewis Segal is The Times' dance critic
Just Another TV News Job Now By Elizabeth Jensen, Elizabeth Jensen is a Times staff writer
Don't Close the Books Yet By Suzanne Muchnic, Suzanne Muchnic is The Times' art writer
Quick Cuts By Kevin Crust
Unscreened Thoughts on a First Fest By Steve Lawson, Steve Lawson has been a dramatist, journalist and TV writer. When not running the Williamstown Film Festival, Lawson directs the Writers in Performance series at the Manhattan Theatre Club and is currently finishing a screenplay, "Nobody Laughed Last."
Operating on a Sweat Equity Plan By Robert Burns, Robert Burns is a Times staff writer
McCoy Rigby Hopes 'Ducky' Is Just That By Don Shirley, Don Shirley is The Times' theater writer
Her Brilliant but Bumpy Career By John Henken, John Henken is a frequent contributor to Calendar
An Exile Finds a Home in Art for Kids By Scarlet Cheng, Scarlet Cheng is a regular contributor to Calendar
Cantankerous Head-Bangers, and Proud of It By Marc Weingarten, Marc Weingarten is an occasional contributor to Calendar
Channeling His Sensitive Side By Natalie Nichols, Natalie Nichols is a regular contributor to Calendar
Here's One Drive In That's in No Danger of Closing By Steve Hochman
Small Faces
Grand Pianists, Whatever Their Ages By Don Heckman, Don Heckman is the Times' jazz writer
Don't Tell This Anchor That Conventions Aren't News By Elizabeth Jensen
BUSINESS
As Vietnam Learns to Trade Stocks, We Get Remedial Ed By Tom Petruno
Stock Quotes: Making Change By Walter Hamilton, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Marriage Penalty Reduction Good for the Union? By Kathy M. Kristof, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Political Shift May Revive Efforts to Reform Mexico Oil Monopoly By James F. Smith and Chris Kraul, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
If Home Equity Loan Is Tough to Get, It May Be a Sign You Should Forgo It By Liz Pulliam Weston
Big Question for Big-Ticket Item: Which Is Better, to Rent or to Buy? By Kathy M. Kristof
Radio Exec Hopes to Air Her Consulting Talents By Susan Vaughn, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Firm Needn't Pay for Time at Doctor's
Radford Is New Washington Mutual VP
Ways to Limit the Risk of Trading in Pennies By Walter Hamilton, TIMES STAFF WRITER
What New Export Goes 'Tuk-Tuk'? By Nina Suebsukcharoen, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Top 10 Stories July 24-28 By Karen Kaplan and John O'Dell and Jesus Sanchez and Bloomberg News and Sharon Bernstein and Associated Press and Elizabeth Douglass
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Fossil Hunters Trade 9-to-5 Security for Thrill of Discovery By Pauline Arrillaga, ASSOCIATED PRESS
As GOP Reaches Out to Immigrants, Some May Call It a Stretch By David Foster, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Work-Release Program Moves Inmates From Cellblocks to City Blocks By Nicholas K. Geranios, ASSOCIATED PRESS
National Park Status Sought for Great Sand Dunes By Judith Kohler, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Fix the Intersection, Build a Bypass
Tallies Are a Breath of Fresh Air
Safety Buffer Needed Now
A Collaboration Worth Copying
Exemplary Redevelopment
Good Enough Is Good, Indeed
For Americans, Prosperity Rests on Productivity By Wally Knox, Assemblyman Wall Knox (D-Los Angeles) represents portions of the San Fernando Valley and the Westside
Menace After a Fashion, in a Culture That Glamorizes Gangsters By Jack Solomon, Jack Solomon is professor of English at Cal State Northridge
Advisory Ballot Dodges Responsibility, Solves Nothing By Craig Underwood, Craig Underwood of Camarillo is a longtime farmer in the Somis area
For the Fortunate Teacher, a Time to Grow so as to Give By Nan Cano, Nan Cano teaches at Agoura High School
With CSUCI, Access Means Opportunity By Debra S. Farar, Cal State University trustee Debra S. Farar lives in Calabasas
Invocations Remind Us of Our Purpose By John M. Sherwood, Rabbi John M. Sherwood is chair of the Ventura Interfaith Ministerial Assn. and of the Oxnard Ministerial Assn. E-mail him at rabjms@earthlink.net
When Jack and Jill's Valuation Goes Up the Hill By Dan Goodwin, Dan Goodwin is Ventura County assessor. Office locations and other information may be found at www.ventura.org/assessor
DWP Must Be Accountable on Recycling By Richard Alarcon, State Sen. Richard Alarcon (D-Sylmar) represents portions of the San Fernando Valley
Faces Claimed by Drowning Season By Elaine Gale and David Reyes, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
O.C. Tourism Industry Not Expecting to See Much of Democrats By E. Scott Reckard and Leslie Earnest, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Local GOP Delegation Off for Philadelphia and a Grand Old Party By Monte Morin, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Dorothy Beauchamp, Noted Volunteer, Dies at 83
No-Feeding Rule Ruffles the Feathers of Duck Fans By Matthew Ebnet and Hector Becerra, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Garofalo: Dense, Arrogant--or Worse? By Dana Parsons
After 11 Years in a Coma, Girl Dies By Hector Becerra, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Santa Ana Man, 23, Dies in Vegas Pool Associated Press
Woman Dies, 2 Passengers Hurt in Crash
'Boring' Texts No Excuse for Doing Less in High School By Carol Jago, Carol Jago teaches English at Santa Monica High School and directs the California Reading and Literature Project at UCLA. She can be reached at jago@gseis.ucla.edu
Scientists Give Textbooks an F
United Kingdom
What's Cookin' at the Bakery? By Karen Newell Young, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Stratocasting Back to Rockabilly Roots By John Roos, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
To Be Read, Wally Will Sing the Blues By Dennis Mclellan, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Traffic School: One Way Only?
A Tale of Two Bases
Don't Outlaw Beach Fun
Rhetoric Can Defuse Abortion Debate By Francis J. Beckwith, Francis J. Beckwith is an associate professor of philosophy, culture and law at Trinity International University, California campus, in Santa Ana. He is a fellow of the Center for Bioethics & Human Dignity in Bannockburn, Ill., and author of numerous works on abortion, including the recently published book, "Abortion and the Sanctity of Human Life" (College Press, 2000). He was a delegate from Nevada to the 1992 Republican convention in Houston
Bridging the Digital Divide Crucial to O.C.'s High-Tech Hopes By Mark Baldassare and Cheryl Katz, Mark Baldassare, professor in civic governance and public management at UC Irvine and senior fellow of the Public Policy Institute of California, and research associate Cheryl Katz are co-directors of the Orange County Annual Survey
Disney Case Could Define 'Recording' By Ann W. O'Neill
Communities Struggle to Cope With Brutal Slayings By Antonio Olivo and Manuel Gamiz Jr., TIMES STAFF WRITERS
After 80 Years, Group Says a Sad Sayonara By K. Connie Kang, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Communities Struggle to Cope With Brutal Slayings By Solomon Moore, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Activists Try to Turn Baldwin Hills Into a Park By Joe Mozingo, TIMES STAFF WRITER
The Jane Fonda Syndrome By Al Martinez
Quiet Community Struggles to Cope With Boys' Deaths By Solomon Moore, TIMES STAFF WRITER
A 2nd Slain Teenager Is Remembered By Greg Risling, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Water District Shift May Help Newhall Ranch By Jean Guccione, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Water District Policy Shift Could Help Developer By Jean Guccione, TIMES STAFF WRITER
3 GOP Foot Soldiers to Share in a Bit of History By Matt Surman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Youth Offenders Play a Different Tune By Steve Chawkins
County Fair's 12-Day Run of Fun Begins Wednesday By Jenifer Ragland, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
High School Science, Math Books Weak, Group Says Associated Press
Reading Taught the Scripted Way By Duke Helfand, TIMES STAFF WRITER
22% of U.S. Schools Found Overcrowded Associated Press
More Dropouts Turning to GED Associated Press
Celebrity Wedding Makes a Little Splash in Malibu By Gina Piccalo, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Girl Dies After Being in Coma for 11 Years
Seminar on Seniors and Drugs Planned By Jenifer Ragland
Community Gives Campus a Touch-Up By Roberto J. Manzano
Firefighters Douse Two 5-Acre Blazes By Andrew Blankstein
Tot Critical After Near-Drowning By Andrew Blankstein
Leadership Program Taking Applications By Holly J. Wolcott
CLU Schedules Founders Day Event By Holly J. Wolcott
Water Agency's Shift Could Facilitate Building of Newhall Ranch By Jean Guccione, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Many New Orange District Teachers Lack Credentials By Lisa Richardson, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Road Repaving to Begin Next Month By Andrew Blankstein
5-Acre Brush Fire in Moorpark Contained By Holly J. Wolcott
Salsa Festival Spices Up the Weekend for Thousands By Catherine Blake, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Naomi Salas Pineda; Longtime Resident
Obituaries
As 2nd Victim Is Mourned, Plea to Stem Violence Echoes By Greg Risling, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
CLU Receives Grant From Keck Foundation
Changing Their Tune By Steve Chawkins, TIMES STAFF WRITER
OPINION
When Can-Do Doesn't: The Pitfalls of U.S. Power By Charles A. Kupchan, Charles A. Kupchan, a professor of international relations at Georgetown University and a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, was on the staff of the National Security Council during the first term of the Clinton administration
A Team That's Ready to Govern By Linda A. Divall, Linda A. DiVall is president of a public-research firm and was a senior advisor to Bob Dole's 1996 presidential campaign
At Last! Evidence Bush Is Too Right By Robert G. Beckel, Robert Beckel, a political analyst, served as campaign manager for Walter F. Mondale in 1984
Conservatism With a Happy Face By William Schneider, William Schneider, a contributing editor to Opinion, is a political analyst for CNN
In Accepting, Forget the Oratory, Focus on the Politics By David Kusnet, David Kusnet, a visiting fellow at the Economic Policy Institute, was chief speech writer for President Bill Clinton from 1992 through 1994
A Tired Charade of Words and Wind By Frank Gibney, Frank Gibney, president of the Pacific Basin Institute at Pomona College and professor of politics, is the author of "The Pacific Century."
Venezuela's Errant Ride
Let's Give a Toast to Prohibition, Circa 2000 By Wayne Overbeck, Wayne Overbeck is a professor of communications at Cal State Fullerton and the author of "Major Principles of Media Law" (Harcourt College Publishing), a textbook now in its 12th edition
White Nationalists Just Love Buchanan By Leonard Zeskind, Leonard Zeskind, a 1998 MacArthur Foundation fellow, is completing a book on white nationalism for Farrar Straus Giroux
The Mexican Revolution Is Over By Sergio Munoz, Sergio Munoz is an editorial writer at The Times and occasionally writes a column on the Americas
Mexican Americans Are Now Just Family By Gregory Rodriguez, Gregory Rodriguez, a contributing editor to Opinion, is a Los Angeles-based fellow at the New America Foundation
Faux Poor: Awash in Sea of Affluence By Anne Taylor Fleming, Anne Taylor Fleming is an essayist on "The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer."
LAPD Needs to Engage Larger Community in Convention Plans By John Mack and Xandra Kayden, Xandra Kayden is a political scientist at UCLA's School of Public Policy and Social Research. John Mack is president of Los Angeles Urban League
Is Dick Cheney What Bush Means by Inclusion? By Earl Ofari Hutchinson, Earl Ofari Hutchinson is the author of "The Disappearance of Black Leadership," forthcoming from Middle Passage Press. E-mail: ehutchi344@aol.com
Frank Fahrenkopf By Steve Proffitt, Steve Proffitt, a contributing editor to Opinion, recently joined Sapient Corporation as a senior creative executive
Prescription for Ferment
Teacher, Heed Thyself
REAL ESTATE
Tenant Wants Landlord to Ask Before Entering By Kevin Postema, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Pricing's Tangled Web By Jennifer Oldham, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Something Worth Crooning About By Ruth Ryon, Times Staff Writer
If Buying a New Home, Best to Start by Selling the Old By Robert J. Bruss, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Undisclosed Defects? Send Us Your Story
Mobile Home Park Excludes 41-Year-Old By Robert J. Bruss
Web Offers Estimate on Cost of New Roof Inman News Features
'Homeowner's Handbook' Has Little Practical Advice By Robert J. Bruss
Gnawing Squirrels Damage Tree and Hoses By Andrea Kitay, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Buyers Left in the Dark About Faulty Circuit Breakers By Barry Stone, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
For the Most Affordable Homes, Go to Indiana Inman News Features
SPORTS
Chang, Gambill Are Left Standing By Lisa Dillman, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Dodger Offense Drops Off a Cliff Against Phillies By Jason Reid, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Sparks' Win at Houston a First By Earl Gustkey, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Light-Hitting Trio Throws Switch for Angel Power Grid By Mike Digiovanna, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Long Road Home By Steve Springer, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Hopefully, Their Life Will Never Be Incomplete By Shav Glick
Bar Has Been Set High for Gymnast Atler By Diane Pucin
Oh, Deere: Triplett Has Lead After 62 From Associated Press
Dantzscher's Growth Spurt Could Send Her to Olympics By Diane Pucin, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Bullpen Fails Diamondbacks From Associated Press
Bordick Off to Great Start With Mets From Associated Press
Dreifort By Jason Reid
White Sox Get Johnson, Baines From Associated Press
New-Look Indians Get a Split From Associated Press
Hasegawa a Model of Durability By Mike Digiovanna
For White Sox, A's, a Little Goes a Long Way By Ross Newhan
Reds' Fans Pay a Price to See Stars By Ross Newhan
Fregosi Left Out of Pitching Coach Decision By Ross Newhan
Chavez Talks of Retirement After Tszyu Wins by TKO From Associated Press
Liberty Makes Up for Lost Time From Associated Press
Montana Takes Liking to Joining New Team By Steve Springer, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Krieg, 41, Finally Retires From Associated Press
Women Grab the Spotlight in Southland By Bill Dwyre, TIMES SPORTS EDITOR
Tavares Coasts to a Title By Michael Itagaki, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Williams, Davenport to See Who's Best in West Final From Staff and Wire Reports
Olympian Task Awaits Heinrichs By Grahame L. Jones
Good Times for MLS, East Stars By Grahame L. Jones, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Mute Button On, NBC Called for False Start By Mike Penner
Kona Gold Is Acquitted in Crosby By Bill Christine, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Nash Gets Featherlite Win By Mark Peinado
Rookie Influence By Tim Brown, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Injured Antolin Seeks Petition Into Trials By Diane Pucin
His Game Includes Some Pillow Talk By Tim Brown, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Late-Round Pick Is Making His Mark By Lon Eubanks
Brummett Receives Honor, Promotion By Lon Eubanks
These Juniors Are Ready to Graduate By John Weyler
Glifberg Soars to Victory Using the Prolific Approach By Melanie Neff, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Tavares Totally Shreds Competition By Michael Itagaki, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Youngs, Masakayan Win Portugal Open
The Simpson Case Just Won't Disappear By Johnette Howard, NEWSDAY
Strawberry's Journey Back Has Been Strange By Jon Heyman, NEWSDAY
Best of the Good Guys By Paul Attner, THE SPORTING NEWS
Start Counting: Tiger Still Has a Ways To Go By Doug Ferguson, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Pro Football Hall of Fame
The NFL's Greatest Huddle Assembled for Hall Ceremonies By Tom Withers, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Names May Change, but It's Still a Good Women's Fortnight By Bill Dwyre, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Hall Of Fame Statistics
Danville Shows Van Nuys No Mercy in First Round, 18-7 By Matt Mills, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Despite Texas Heat, Wilson Not Sweating Over Trade Rumors By Dave Desmond
City Teams Ready to Put It on Line By Eric Sondheimer
No Passing Fad By Paige A. Leech, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Lancaster Happy to Leave Town After Modesto Sweeps Series, 2-0
Griffin Behind All Night By Darin Esper, TIMES STAFF WRITER
MAGAZINE
Gross Science By R. Daniel Foster
Theodore Payne Foundation Nursery, Sun Valley By Mary Melton
Giving The High Sign By Jim Heimann
Visual Effects, Indeed By Dana Calvo
SAG Appeal By Mark Ehrman
It's a High-Impact Drama, but the Price of Stardom Is Steep By James Ricci
Arianna Huffington Is a Brilliant, Captivating, Wickedly Funny Enemy of the Establishment. She Also May Be a World-Class Opportunist. By Fred Dickey, Fred Dickey last wrote for the magazine about Herman Atkins' wrongful imprisonment and exoneration through DNA evidence
POPULATION: 1 Old Rancher and The Manson Family By Virginia Leaper, Virginia Leaper is a freelance writer, columnist and radio commentator
Rescue101 By Joe Mozingo, Joe Mozingo is a staff writer in The Times' Metro section
A New Angle By Barbara Thornburg
LAND of ENCHANTMENT By Susan Heeger
Dressing Daughters By Helen Bartlett, Helen Bartlett is a writer and film producer living in Venice
JAMMIN' Like Grandma By Carolynn Carreno, Carolynn Carreno last wrote about grapefruit for the magazine
Too Hot To Handle By S. Irene Virbila
TRAVEL
Plane Speaking: A Primer on Airline Vocabulary By Christopher Reynolds, TIMES TRAVEL WRITER
Steinbeck Festival Marking 20th Year
Traveler's Note. . . . ASSOCIATED PRESS
Having a Ball at Buckingham Palace By Kirsten Studlien, Special To The Times
California Corner By Laurie K. Schenden
More Visitors Than Ever Playing in Vegas By Tom Gorman, Times Staff Writer
A New Way to Call Home From the Air
D.C. Monument to Reopen Viewing Decks
How We Get There
A New Road to Ojai By Jane Engle, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Here Come the Wedding Guests, via Discount Fares By Arthur Frommer
Hitting a High Note at a Sierra Club Program By Karin Esterhammer, TIMES STAFF WRITER
High Sierra by Horseback By Dan Blackburn
Bahia's Afro-Latin Beat By Gary Lee, WASHINGTON POST
Hoteliers Know That When It Comes to Toiletries, Little Things Mean a Lot By Susan Spano, TIMES TRAVEL WRITER
Digging Into History With Help From Israeli Hostels By Lucy Izon
Floating Like a Butterfly on the Swift Breezes of Bali By Mike Mcintyre
Savoring Sunrise at Mt. Rainier National Park By John Mckinney
England--Jim West, San Clemente: "Bulldog Club, 14...
My Favorite Hotel
Bridging Scandinavia By Susan Spano, TIMES TRAVEL WRITER
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