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Southwest Holds Off Compton
Benton, in Second Start, Leads Arizona State, 39-5
STYLE : FASHION : The Bucks Stop Here
SAINTED OBSESSION : WHEN HELEN RAND PARISH DISCOVERED A PRIESTLY HERO AMID THE CONQUISTADORES, SHE FOUND THE CAUSE OF A LIFETIME
Unstuck in the '60s : SYLVIA, By Leonard Michaels Illustrated by Sylvia Bloch (Mercury House: $10 , paper; 128 pp.)
CRIMINAL PURSUITS
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS : World Heritage List Includes Yosemite Park
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For dedicated gardeners, here are suggestions...
Guide Is Stylish, Arch and Busy--Like London
Red-Rock Wonders Near Vegas Glitz
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THE DECLINE AND FALL OF THE AMERICAN...
BEFORE THEIR TIME: Four Generations of Teenage...
WOMAN BEWARE WOMAN and WILD NIGHTS ...
THE BIZ : New Leafs
Courtyard Homes Idea Recasts a Respected Piece of California Culture : Lifestyle: A key byproduct of the design was the sense of neighborhood that sharing the space encouraged.
New Rules to Help Bank Patrons Compare Rates
STYLE : GARDENS : Beauty on a Budget
Bad Luck From Las Vegas as Traffic Slows on I-15
Home Improvement : Firetruck Races to Dreamland
Close Up: The Brains Behind RGC
Clinton Knows Domestic Policy, Not Trade Policy, Is Key to Prosperity
Homes Expected to Go on Sale in June : Housing: Construction in the county is to begin early next year on the new generation of moderately priced, courtyard-style dwellings.
EASTSIDE : Karate: Learning by Listening, Example
A Look at Tylenol Poisonings--10 Years Later : Crime: The seven unsolved slayings had a far-reaching consequence: the tamper-resistant packaging on most foods and drugs sold today.
LOS ANGELES TIMES INTERVIEW : Al Gore : The Democratic Candidate on Roosevelt, Clinton and Ecology
PLATFORM : We Must Organize
Despite the Rise of Russian Democracy, the Police Remain Distant and Feared : Law enforcement: Voices of liberalization are now heard, but the old-line cops await the return of brass-knuckle days. A visit to a dungeon.
The Columbus Papers Unearthed: '. . . and We Never Called Him Chris'
The Siberian Candidate: The Hunt for Red in October
The Rail Deal That Thrusts L.A. Into the 21st Century : Economics: The Sumitomo pact shows that overseas firms may prove good regional partners and may stimulate an industrial renaissance here.
Um, in Any Other Language, It's a Stall : Speech: Filling in the gaps is a universal pastime. Talkers' tools range from like in the U.S. to ondan sonra efendim in Turkey.
Teen Deaths and Gang Violence
Literary Larceny : Volumes are vanishing from bookstores everywhere--some taken by organized rings working for secondhand dealers. The thieves are booknapers and their ranks are growing.
Marisol Garcia, a recent graduate of Mountain...
ELECTIONS / 24TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT : Beilenson Bets His Future in a New Arena
DOWNTOWN : Free Noon Concerts at California Plaza
CITY CULTURE : Out of This World
Santa Monica College Candidates Forum Set
TV Discovers Columbus
Veterans View Draft Issue With Sympathy, Not Anger
South Pasadena : Orange Blossom Tops Azalea
FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS / U.S. SENATE : Seymour Pursues Job as 'Realtor's Senator' : Politics: A landlord and former broker, incumbent has advocated changes that may benefit him. He says portfolio does not get in the way of his convictions.
Officials Lower Dutch Plane Crash Death Toll to 80
THE HOUSE : Family Medical Leave
Follow Church Teachings, Pope Tells Dominicans
Florence Lewis has been named the Mountain...
Recruits Are Flooding Greek Societies : College life: Despite criticism and charges of alcohol abuse and date rape, thousands of freshmen are joining fraternities and sororities.
Boyle Heights-El Sereno Study Points to Housing Woes
China's Contenders Prepare to Enter the Ring at Party Congress : Politics: Participants are expected to look at possible successors to Deng Xiaoping. The odds are on reformers.
Shevardnadze Seeks Mandate in Election : Politics: Crisis-weary Georgians go to polls looking for a fresh start.
KOREATOWN : New Group to Assess Riot Victims' Needs
FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
In Bay Area, Columbus Day Runs Aground : Holiday: American Indians plan to demonstrate at the festivities. But Italian-Americans view the events as a source of pride.
Apartment Proposal Approved : Housing: A nonprofit group will buy and rehabilitate 38 run-down units. The city will provide a $1.4-million loan.
HARVARD HEIGHTS : A Bright Idea for the Neighborhood
Ice Patrol Warns Ships of North Atlantic Peril
Sinead O'Connor
Flu Shots Urged for At-Risk People
Still Going 'Round and 'Round Over Whether Earth Is Flat
SOUTH GATE : Peers Help Students Gain Self-Esteem
FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : Dorsey and San Pedro Seesaw to a 20-20 Tie
On View : The Issue Was Race : DOCUMENTARY MAKER LOOKS AT HILL VS. THOMAS AND ITS IMPACT ON AFRICAN-AMERICANS
Spanish Conquest: A Look at the Good and Bad
FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
After OPTIMA, Let's Tackle Indigent Care Next
Playa Vista Plan's Impact
FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
NOTEBOOK : Lincoln High Will Seat You Now
BELL GARDENS : Ex-Gang Members to Run Youth Center
Countering Columbus: 1992
ART : Magritte: Looking Through New Eyes : The Surrealist is given his due in a huge and rewarding show at Metropolitan Museum
*** Happy Mondays, "Yes, Please!," Elektra. In...
NEW RELEASES : Toshiko Akiyoshi Jazz Orchestra's Finest Hour : **** TOSHIKO AKIYOSHI JAZZ ORCHESTRA "Carnegie Hall Concert" Columbia
'Bottom-of-Barrel' Remark on Voter Drive
THE LAST WORD: L.A. psychedelic blues-based band...
RABAN ON CLINTON
RABAN ON CLINTON
ALBUM REVIEW : *** 1/2 PETER GABRIEL "Us" Geffen
* 1/2 VARIOUS ARTISTS "Weird Nightmare: Meditations on Mingus" Columbia
RABAN ON CLINTON
Gathering of the People : Cultures: American Indians assemble in San Pedro to seek wisdom and spiritual purification. The rituals offer a counterpoint to events commemorating the arrival of Christopher Columbus in the New World.
Prop. V Foes Complain of Lockout at 2 PTA Meetings
Webfoot Patrol : Farming: A Fillmore citrus grower uses a flock of ducks to control snails. Some of his neighbors are even trying the idea.
Flores Intervenes to Keep Todd Assets Intact
New Clinic to Offer Abortions : Medicine: Planned Parenthood follows through with proposal for South Bay facility, inspiring vows of support and protest.
4 Teen-Agers Arrested in Woman's Death
Lancaster Takes a 2nd Look at Preserve Plan : Environment: The parcel that the city bought without an appraisal has Joshua trees, but lacks the diversity to be called a prime woodlands site. City officials are considering another site.
Calabasas Threatens Suit Over Development : Ahmanson Ranch: Officials, homeowners call environmental study on the proposed Ventura County project inadequate.
Hospital District Candidates Will Appear in Forum
Style Eclipses Gender in 49th District Race : Politics: In an increasingly bitter campaign for Congress, Democrat Lynn Schenk and Republican Judy Jarvis step up attacks on each other's personal and professional lives.
Meal-Delivering Robot at Hospital Falls Down Stairs
2 Arrested at Sobriety Checks
CAMPUS CORRESPONDENCE : A Place to Celebrate Black Culture Racially Divides a Campus
Clinton's Oxford Connection: What 'Debating Society'? : Debate: During Bill Clinton's years at the university, the Oxford Union was the single most uncool place in town.
COLUMN LEFT / ALEXANDER COCKBURN : Issues Lacking, We Get a Dusty KGB Fantasy : Are we to believe that Clinton, a Cold Warrior himself, clinked vodka glasses with Andropov?
1 Killed in Rash of Carjackings
COMMENTARY ON THE ECONOMY : New Engine Will Propel County to More Prosperous Future : Small businesses, mostly entrepreneurial and in large part focused on new technologies, are poised for rapid growth.
Rape-Awareness Seminar Speaks to Dangers, Fears : Conference: About 80 women at daylong session receive information about prevention, the psyche of rapists and means of self-defense.
Police Charge 3 in Drive-By Shooting That Injured Teen
Proposed Night Copter Ban Not Likely to Fly With FAA : Van Nuys Airport: Seven lawmakers want the sightseeing tours halted. But the federal agency has the last word.
Risks of Mt. Rainier Eruption Pondered : Nature: Although the majestic volcano has not had a major blowout for 2,000 years, experts say it has the potential for more destruction than caused by Mt. St. Helens.
United Way Campaign
Japanese-Americans Urged to Combat Tensions
Gray Wolf May Again Roam Yellowstone : National park: Activist lobby is high in the Rockies pressing for return of the predator.
STATE SENATE : Challengers Undaunted by GOP Mystique
Death of a Tycoon : Killed in Raid, Rancher Don Scott Was a Man of Legends
For Amateur Comics, Jokes Aren't Always a Laughing Matter
Cuesta Defeats Golden West to Win Water Polo Title
PREP FOOTBALL SPOTLIGHT : THE REAL McCOY
Miscellany
COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Gill Paces UCI Past Fresno St. in Water Polo
Arkansas Cuts In on Tennessee's Waltz : SEC: Razorbacks score nine points in last three minutes to ruin Volunteers' unbeaten season, 25-24.
Florida St. Is Perfect in the ACC
Management of the Pirates Realizes the Importance of the Print Media
The Fab Four of Santa Monica : Corsair Water Polo Program Gets an Unexpected a Boost From Four Women
BASEBALL DAILY REPORT : AMERICAN LEAGUE
COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : Saddleback Gets Victory; Chrishon Gets School Record
Master of Plaster : Art: A fresco expert offers insights into the demanding medium. His mistakes are etched in stone.
Roadwork : FREEWAYS & HIGHWAYS
SIMI VALLEY : Meeting to Focus on Combatting Rodents
Pilot Lands Plane on Busy Freeway : Accident: No one was hurt when a Cessna 210, which was having engine trouble, hit a car and van on Santa Ana Freeway.
Campaign Calendar
North County Hopefuls Scrape to Find Issues : Politics: With growth stagnant and the controversy over it dead, it's tough for council candidates to identify something to stand for.
Newport PD Needs Outside Investigation : City Needs Third Party to Bring Credibility to Inquiry
HIGH SCHOOL CROSS-COUNTRY / KENNY STAUB INVITATIONAL : Lack of Depth Short-Circuits Agoura Girls
Kurri's Two Goals Power Kings, 6-3 : Hockey: Stauber stops 26 shots and gets first NHL victory before 14,509, the first time L.A. has failed to sell out Forum since December of 1990.
Pleasant Tap Victory an Inside Job
Loyola Marymount Sweeps San Diego
BIG TEN ROUNDUP : Record Crowd Sees Michigan Win, 35-10
Toreros Stop Whittier Threat, Win, 33-21
Was It a Miami Vision or Dream Come True? : College football: Hurricanes defeat Penn State, 17-14, to post second victory in a row over a top 10 opponent. They say they should be No. 1 again.
Giveaways Costly for the Padres
Centennial of Somis Is Small Affair : Communities: A walking tour and back-yard party mark today's celebration. The 400 residents call their town an oasis.
Small Plane Hits Car, Van in Freeway Landing
Luginbill Leads Palomar to Victory Over Fullerton
Miscellany
Player Sets Record, Learns of Family Death
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Simple, Cozy Swiss Hotels And Passes for Rail Travel
THE FABER BOOK OF GAY SHORT FICTION...
Budget Lodging Is Available in Fiji. : Several private hotels offer low-cost beds through auspices of New Zealand hostel group.
The Commerce of Combat : HONORED AND BETRAYED: Irangate, Covert Affairs, and the Secret War in Laos, By Richard Secord with Jay Wurts (Wiley: $24.95; 405 pp.)
New Law to Make FHA Loan Available to More Buyers
TRAVEL INSIDER : Hotel, Cruise Discounts Await Reunion-goers : Groups: Planning a family gathering? A guarantee of more business can get you special treatment in return. Resorts and dude ranches are also popular choices.
S. Bernardino CountyALTA LOMA: Phase 1 of...
Champ Scores One for Family
Full-Court Press : High-Density Detached Homes for the Mid-Income Family
Sticker Shock : High New Car Costs Drive Consumers to Buy Used Vehicles
Using Psychology to Make Economic Predictions : Commerce: Elliott Wave theorists say cycles of public optimism and pessimism help them forecast market and other trends.
One Issue That Bush and Clinton Won't Touch : Bailout: Experts say another wave of bank and thrift failures looms after Election Day. For different reasons, neither candidate wants to talk about it.
Assessing Responsibility for Condo Roof Damage
UP IN THE MORNING: Vermont Farm Families...
'True Grit' in Southwestern Colorado : Ranches surround tiny Ridgway, a hamlet with a Hollywood heritage in the shadow of the San Juans.
Circles on a Pond : THE ENGLISH PATIENT, By Michael Ondaatje (Alfred A. Knopf: $21; 306 pp.)
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Los Angeles CountyWEST HILLS: Fifteen homes at...
Historic Home Owners Are Fighting Back
Art Uber Alles : THE TURNING POINT: The Abstract Expressionists and the Transformation of American Art, By April Kingsley (Simon & Schuster: $30; 372 pp.)
Who's in Charge of Investing the Reserve Fund?
Get Real : NOTHING BUT BLUE SKIES, By Thomas McGuane (Houghton Mifflin/Seymour Lawrence: $21.95; 349 pp.)
Get in Shape for Downhill Vacation : It can take two to three months to get your muscles conditioned for skiing, experts say.
Return to Childhood Home Helps Adults 'Untangle Any Knots in Ourselves'
Course Will Explore Real Estate Contracts
Through Monastery and Village in Sikkim : Ancient Buddhist Rituals Still Guide Daily Life in India's Himalayan Gateway to Tibet
RESTAURANTS : THE WINE LIST
Los Angeles CountyMALIBU: Phase 1 of Malibu...
California Corner
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Utopia on the Amazon : BRAZIL-MARU, By Karen Tei Yamashita (Coffee House Press: $19.95; 248 pp.)
Clearing the Air About Cost of Changing Flights : Transportation: The charge on most non-refundable domestic fares is $25. But one airline has upped the cost.
Property Rights Drive Picks Up More Ground
Tickets Sell Fast for Art Center's Inaugural Season : Theater: Sales totaled $767,000 in the first two weeks--and that's before tickets were offered outside the city.
ELECTIONS / 24TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT : McClintock Aims to Oust Beilenson, Take Anti-Tax Fight to Washington
A lot of you want to know...
San Gabriel : Synchronized Signals
THE HOUSE
EASTSIDE : Frias Hired to Create City Gang Program
Andy returns to Mayberry to run for...
Israeli Troops, Palestinians Skirmish; 1 Protester Killed
After Columbus : Indians Try to Revive Cultures Despite Pressures to Assimilate
Health Groups Fight Tradition in Asian Anti-Smoking Campaigns
The Birth of the Hispano-Indian Civilizations of the New World : Quincentennial: The values of our continuous culture have not been translated to the hemisphere's fragmented politics and failed economics.
LOS ANGELES TIMES INTERVIEW : Dan Quayle : The Vice President on Values, Clinton and the Campaign
THE SLINGS AND ARROWS OF OUTRAGEOUS CHARGES - Perot Muddies the Debate Mix
Berkeley's Awkward Two-Step to Ensure a Racially Diverse Campus : Affirmative action: A whites-only scholarship fund and a program to shield minorities from competition impale school on race issue.
PERSPECTIVE ON TAXES : Don't Hate Me Because I'm 'Rich' : A message to Clinton from a member of the special-interest group to which we all aspire: Let's be fair here.
The Ross Perot of South Korea Puts Ours to Shame : Elections: Chung Ju Yung is a multibillionaire entrepreneur running for president, and he makes his American counterpart look like a softie.
Columbus Day Parade Canceled to Avoid Protests
SOUTH LOS ANGELES : Public Libraries Seek Storytellers
Bosnia Reports More Bombing by Serb Forces
La Verne : Mobile Home Rent Control
The Lost Young: Portrait of a Gang of Neo-Nazi Teen-Agers in Germany : Youth: They hang out in train stations, staring at people with places to go and spewing their racial hatred. Theirs is a world without hope, they say.
Alligator Annie and 'Friends' a Hit With Tourists
Protect Evidence in Iraq Loan Fraud Case, Gore Urges : Gulf War: Candidate implies data detailing Italian bank's involvement in Baghdad arms build-up has been covered up.
Plan Takes Rose Bowl Off Council's Hands : Facilities: A nine-member panel would oversee marketing and maintenance of the stadium and Brookside Golf Course.
The Shooting Is Over, but Nicaragua Is Still Polarized : Central America: More than two years after voters ousted the Sandinistas, the masses continue to suffer.
WATTS : Clippers to Assist L.A.'s Ball Courts
Senior Citizens Take Precautions After Attacks on Two Women : Crime: Authorities believe the same man committed both assaults. Officials are offering a reward for information leading to conviction.
And Mr. President, What About Those Killer Bees? : Debates: Why is it the candidates sound the same no matter what they talk about?
Bush vs. Clinton: Different Diagnoses of Health Care Crisis : Governor argues for major surgery on troubled U.S. medical system while President prefers a less drastic course of treatment
THE SLINGS AND ARROWS OF OUTRAGEOUS CHARGES : Casting a Wide Net of Accusations
Editorial : Keeping Arts Foundation on Its Feet : Benefit ballet could keep San Diego Foundation for Performing Arts in business
O.C. Task Force Is at Center of Drug Legalization Debate : Narcotics: Authorities say program is having an impact on drug war, but some judges and others question effectiveness of law enforcement.
Teen Deaths and Gang Violence
Hurricane Left Trail of Havoc for Parrot Breed That Greeted Columbus : Bahamas: Few of the raucous birds are left in Andrew's wake. Now classified as endangered, the rare species were already cultural icons when explorer arrived.
Monrovia Mayor Robert Bartlett has been named...
Sticking Point
A summary of significant City Hall decisions...
Substance Derived From Horseshoe Crab Blood Helps Save At-Risk Human Patients
The Power of Politics : Activist Says It All Comes Down to Community Organizing, the Ballot Box : LEVI KINGSTON
WATTS : Group Wants to Buy Into Supermarket
Mysterious GOP Donor Held on Fugitive Warrant : Child support: Man described as No. 1 deadbeat dad paid $400,000 to sit with Bush at fund-raiser in April.
FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
GAME OF THE WEEK : First Half Is All Bell Needs to Down Jefferson, 13-6
Beyond Survival : Physical and Fiscal Health Suffers, but Not Family's Spirit
KCET's new 'Storytime' is worth a listen--plus it's a valuable reading lesson
San Gabriel : 85% Oppose Service Cuts
Lots of Flack for Columbus on His 500th
CHESS RESULTS : Fischer Beats Spassky, Takes 7-3 Lead
DOWNTOWN : Grand Central May Get Grocery
In Debates, Substance Is Question : Election: In a recession, style takes back seat in voters' minds, say Orange County political pundits who offer their insights on scoring the candidates.
Over-65 Couples Not Over Hill for Sex
Supervisors Set to Vote Oct. 29 on Controversial La Vina Plan : Housing: They will decide whether to scale back the number of units in the proposed hillside development within the Angeles National Forest.
The Temple City Unified School District has...
Concessions Open Door in China to U.S. Exports : Trade: Beijing and Washington formally sign major accord eliminating most Chinese import roadblocks.
'Gilligan's' Pilot Cruise
College Gets Funds but Traffic Issue Persists : Education: West Los Angeles College plans to build facility for highly regarded aviation program. But school must first reach pact with city officials.
Designer, 80, Puts Artistic Stamp on Commemorative U.S. Postage
Racial Unrest Deep Within Calm Alabama Town : Race relations: Black and white ministers are trying to draw community together. But tension, fear linger.
Maple Center, Founded to Help Teens, Carves a Broader Base : Mental health: After 20 years on the job, the agency assists everyone from latchkey children to senior citizens.
Big Shoes to Fill
Tuning Out New Season
SOUTH LOS ANGELES : Center's Carwash Jobs Train Youths
Zhao's Firing Upheld
Organization Wages Fight to Give Black Infants a Better Chance for Life : Health: Great Beginnings for Black Babies aims to lower death rate by educating mothers about prenatal care.
South-Central Artist Offers a Monument to Intercultural Harmony
Honey, I'm Going to Make a Movie
Promise to Clean Land Is Buried Under Junk : Environment: Hair-care millionaire's vow to clear Tuna Canyon property fails. Illegal dumping continues despite activist's vow to erect barriers.
Baldwin Park : Fence Variance Denied
PICO-UNION : Real Change, Not Just a Song and Dance
For Emeritus Dancers, the Beat Never Ends
The 10th-Inning Stretch : PLAYERS REVEAL WHAT SHOWS THEY ENJOY WATCHING WHEN THE GAME IS OVER
A Mating Ritual That Lasts
Demand Is High as Old-Fashioned Patchwork Quilts Make a Comeback
WEST ADAMS : LAPD Reforms' Effects Discussed
Fashion Advice to BYU Women Goes to Lengths
In a contest on environmental issues sponsored...
Suburbs Are Muffling the Call of the Wild Cat
CRENSHAW : The Greening of Crenshaw High
Dumping on Our Desert
Landowners Drawing the Battle Lines
Gardening : Some Daffodil Bulbs Just Keep Blooming
Rio de Janeiro, Santiago New Interhostel Stops : Visits to Greek Islands of Mykonos and Delos also added to spring program of study and travel.
Haitian Refugees in U.S. Face Uncertain Future : Immigrants: At home, they were persecuted for supporting exiled President Aristide. Here, they just wait to see if they can stay in the country.
NEWS ANALYSIS : Pundits and Polls May Pick Debate Winner
COVER STORY : The Subject is Survival : Teacher, Preacher and Father-Figure, Donald Bakeer Makes a Difference in Students' Lives. He's the Talk of Washington High Since His Novel About Gangs Was Turned into the Movie 'South-Central.'
SOCCER : It's a Save for Cal State L.A.: Prieto Comes Back for Another Season
Pride on the Line : Football: Roosevelt and Garfield high schools--and their fans--gear up for the 57th East Los Angeles Classic.
Turnoff
World-Circling Concorde Aims to Salute Columbus
Key Republicans Split on Clinton Moscow Trip Issue
'Don't Feed Animals' a Cruel Joke in Zaire Zoo
Solid Images : The vibrant murals are likely to pop up anyplace, offering passers-by not only visual relief but powerful social insights.
SOUTH-CENTRAL : Book Fair to Help Library Branches
A Mother's Education Began With Her Children's : GERALDINE ZAPATA
'Dental Fears' Clinic Intends to Still Chattering Teeth
ROAD NOTES
Iraq Releases U.S. Worker It Had Seized
University Provides Bats With Own Bat House, but They're Not a Bit Batty About It
Pelican Protectors Worthy of Praise
FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
After Washington State Wins, Price Campaigns : Pacific 10: Cougars beat Oregon State, 35-10, and coach says his 5-0 team is worthy of top-25 poll recognition.
HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP : Coronado Wins Tournament
Thinking Big, USC Wins Big : Trojans: Morton has three touchdowns, Conway returns punt 96 yards and defense has 13 sacks in 32-10 victory over Oregon.
SOUTH ROUNDUP : Trailing by 28-0, Clemson Overtakes Virginia, 29-28
Shumard Says Titans Will Have a Place to Play I-AA Football
Jordan Ordered to Testify at Trial
RABAN ON CLINTON
A look inside Hollywood and the movies. : MERCHANDISING MADNESS : To Market, to Market to Buy a Fat . . . Velociraptor and a Jumbo Fries
FAMILY : The Mouse That Roared : A sure-to-be-classic 78-song box set shows how the Disney magic has tickled the ears as well as the eyes for more than 60 years
NEW RELEASES : In Brief
Anaheim Arena Story Has Flip Side
SOUTHEASTERN ROUNDUP : Third-Stringer Guides Mississippi State, 14-7
Miscellany
Robby Gordon Wins GTS Event Once Again
SOUTHLAND ROUNDUP : Reyna, La Verne Pass Azusa Pacific, 34-7
Antelope Valley Outguns East L.A., 49-35, to Stay Unbeaten
THE HIGH SCHOOLS / STEVE ELLING : These Conversions Lead to Offensive Salvation
BOXING / EARL GUSTKEY : Geese Have Been Heading South
Guitar Duo Shifts Style, Becomes Worldbeaters
POP MUSIC : 10 QUESTIONS : Dawn Robinson of EN VOGUE
In Brief
TCHAIKOVSKY: Symphony No. 6, "Pathetique"; "Romeo &...
Garth Rules--For Now
*** 1/2 "LOVE, JANIS" By Laura Joplin ; Villard Books ($22.50)
A look inside Hollywood and the movies. : LONG, WINDING ROADS : Houdini, the Movie: Many Have Escaped Already