- Top Air Pollution Penalties
- SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO : Mobile Home Rent Control Expanded
- SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO : $2.9 Million Restored to School Budget
- Harbor Gets Money for Safety Plan : Ventura: President Bush signs bill appropriating $500,000 toward the $6.5-million entryway project.
- OK Expected on Plan to Begin Coliseum Work : Renovation: $15 million received by commission in lawsuit against the National Football League would be used to start remodeling project early next year.
- BASEBALL PLAYOFFS : Pirates Down for Count of Two : NL Game 2: Atlanta wins in a mismatch again, 13-5, and takes a 2-0 lead in the best-of-seven series.
- Lohr, Ross Lead in Las Vegas Tournament
- NOTES
- BASEBALL / AMERICAN LEAGUE REPORT : CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES : Cone Had the Athletics on His Mind, Now May Have Hands Full With Them
- Stanford Makes Best of the Unexpected : Football: George planned to turn pro. Lynch once hoped to be a quarterback. Now they key the Cardinal defense.
- KEEPING TABS
- Salkeld Has Shoulder Surgery, Will Miss 2nd Season in a Row : Baseball: Seattle Mariners' top pitching prospect, a record-setter at Saugus High, also was sidelined in 1992 because of arm problems.
- Miscellany
- Katella Likes Look of Wright : Prep football: Junior quarterback makes an impression running complicated offense.
- Northridge Defeats Loyola in 4 Games
- Miscellany
- No Such Thing as a Free Freeway
- NFL NOTES : Redskins Follow Recent Pattern With a Slow Start After Title
- COLLEGE FOOTBALL / DAILY REPORT : USC : Wachholtz Grew in Loss to Huskies
- BASEBALL PLAYOFFS : BASEBALL / ROSS NEWHAN : No 30-30, but Gant Hits Mark
- NOTES
- Japanese-Americans Recall Harsh Life at WWII Camp : Memorial: San Diegans join in dedication of monument at relocation center in Arizona desert.
- VENTURA : Family Files Suit in Woman's Slaying
- CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS / 36th CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT : Flores, Harman Provide Classic Clash With Twist
- OXNARD : Candidates to Talk at Senior Center
- Talent Agent Held in Sexual Assaults : Burbank: Wallace Kaye is charged with the battery of actresses and models who came to him seeking his representation.
- Countywide : Board Rejects AIDS Policy Revisions
- Bank Robbery Is County's 79th for the Year
- BUENA PARK : Gang? Club? Children See a Difference
- CYPRESS : Card Club Proposal Is Campaign Issue
- Clair Edward Compton; Inventor
- LOS ANGELES : D.A.'s Office to Review Search for Airport Chief
- Mater Dei Guard to Attend Oregon State
- SOCCER
- Names in the News - Oct. 8, 1992
- O'Malley Keeps Lasorda, Claire : Dodgers: They'll be back despite 99 losses and organization's first last-place finish since 1905.
- One Swing Puts Toronto Back in Catch-Up Role : AL Game 1: After Blue Jays tie it in the eighth, A's Baines delivers bases-empty home run in the ninth for 4-3 victory.
- Football
- BASEBALL / NATIONAL LEAGUE REPORT : AROUND THE LEAGUE
- AZTEC NOTEBOOK / SCOTT MILLER : Aztec Defense Needs to Be Healthy to Stop the Option
- NOTES
- NOTES : Fullerton Decides Game Is Too Big for It to Handle
- PRO FOOTBALL / DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE NFL : Taylor Says He Will Retire After Season
- Spiritual Strategy : Rebuilding: Father Henri Nouwen specializes in giving direction to troubled flocks. Recently, he outlined how L.A. could get past the riots.
- Israeli Troops Break Up Protests by Palestinians : Mideast: Almost 100 are reportedly wounded during demonstrations in support of hunger strike by 'security prisoners.'
- Cerritos : Teachers Press ABC Board Over Stalled Contract Talks
- COMMUNITY : Columbus Quincentennial Tiptoes to the Finale
- New Coach Looks to the Past as Inspiration to Rebuild the Present : Football: Larry Reisbig is working to restore the program's image and winning ways. It's early, but the signs are positive.
- JAZZ : Gala Roars Back to '20s
- Temple City : Plants to Be Replaced
- Whittier : Referral Center for Needy Gets City OK on New Site
- Hook 'Em When They're Young : Five area schools, including Santa Ana's Franklin, are targeting students at risk to dropout in a four-year, federally funded program.
- Unstable Plutonium Storage at Rocky Flats Raises New Concern
- Council Approves Impact Report on Sony Expansion
- Two Men, Many Visions--On Spike Lee and Malcolm X
- PROFILE: TOM MILLINGTON : Dr. Deep : A family practitioner travels to Honduras to care for lobster divers with 'the bends.'
- Clinton-Gore Ad Targets Middle America : Democrats: It touts the candidates as representing mainstream values and supporting such policies as welfare reform and the death penalty.
- Football Basics for Women
- Profit Motive Behind Switch of Banning-Dorsey Game
- CHESS RESULTS : Fischer Traps Spassky, Now Leads 6-3
- Men Have Hearts That Can Break
- 1,000 Attend Rites for Civic Leader John Zimmerman
- THEATER REVIEWS: 'LE DINDON' AND 'EXTREMITIES' : Sweet and Bitter Revenge : In 'Le Dindon,' the bedroom farce's period flavor is intact, but the plot's tighter and a few characters have been changed around.
- Glendale : Contract to Raze Building
- RESTAURANT REVIEW : FENNEL : Nothing Bland Here : Brigitte and Norbert Schulz's new Santa Barbara vegetarian restaurant is a far cry from the typical '60s-derivative eatery.
- Sorry, but 'New Age' Does Not Rhyme With 'Sewage'
- Revival of Bills Hinges on Election Outcome : Congress: Issues such as a balanced budget amendment are likely to return. Others such as family leave will resurface only if Clinton wins.
- Six Killed as C-130 Crashes in W. Virginia
- Azerbaijanis Reject the Commonwealth
- SIGHTS AROUND SANTA BARBARA : Everyday Objects : Italo Scanga's exhibit is the first show by an out-of-towner at Ro Snell, Santa Barbara's newest and most promising art space.
- PERFORMANCES / AN OPINIONATED GUIDE
- WORLD IN BRIEF : GUYANA : Leftist Challenger Wins Presidency
- Drug Survey Finds Higher Use Among Dropouts, Truants : Study: But poll finds little difference between students and non-students in the use of alcohol.
- Obituaries : Barry M. Caplan, Cantor and Teacher
- Robinson's May Be Leaving Fashion Center
- Beating a Fire Before It Begins
- Jewish Graves Vandalized
- 3 Meetings on Transit Needs
- Tastes of India Street At Home in Del Mar
- Malibu : Council to Meet Thursday
- Herb That Says Mexico : Cilantro Is Also Important to Other Cuisines of World
- COLLECTIBLES : Magic of Youth Lures Some to Kingdom of Disneyana
- Mr. Rude Says It's His Job to Make Fun of Everything
- Frontier Days
- Council, Lawyer Trade Barbs Over Legal Fees : Dispute: Councilman Jeff Kramer implicates poor management by City Atty. Michael Jenkins. But Jenkins says the cause is "out of control" litigation.
- A FESTIVAL OF TALES
- Successful, Controversial Coach Resigns : Girls' basketball: Maurice Roberson quits after the junior varsity coach is suspended for a rules violation.
- Senate Passes Bill to Speed Drug Approval
- Kristy Benson
- WORDS AND IMAGES : A Celebrity Booking : Actor and author Kirk Douglas will make a return visit to autograph his new novel, 'The Gift.'
- Take Stock of Everything in All Rooms
- Blue-and-White Cafe Plaka Is Heavy on Greek Flavor
- FYI: Murphy Could Use a Few Laughs
- Diamond Bar : New Community Center
- Motor of the Sun : Ojai mechanic creates a space-age version of a no-fuel, no-pollution, 1898 solar-powered invention.
- WORLD IN BRIEF : THAILAND : Parliament Rejects Ex-Leader's Amnesty
- THEATER REVIEW : Comic Chaos Revived in 'The Pleasure of His Company'
- ELECTION '92 : Latino Voters' Clout Growing Nationwide
- LOS ANGELES COUNTY : 2 Suspects Questioned in Cheerleader's Killing
- This High School Program Comes With Training and a Check
- SIMI VALLEY : Suspect Arrested; Raw Opium Seized
- Cypress City Council
- Near the End of the Road
- Loop Denial: What's the Truth? : New revelations on arms-for-hostages deal
- $1.6 Million Awarded to 13 Patients of Convicted Dentist
- Mastermind of Tax Return Fraud Ring Gets 4 1/2 Years : Courts: The Studio City financial planning expert admitted conspiring to file more than 900 false refund claims nationwide. Two others await trial.
- ORANGE COUNTY VOICES / ELIZABETH THOMPSON ORTIZ : Sexual Harassment and How to Stop It
- Businessman Apologizes to Cuomo
- Reception for Spanish Ballet: a Feet <i> Accompli</i>
- County to Cut Hours at Libraries in San Gabriel Valley
- Curbside Mailboxes Make a Comeback
- Call Them the Fab Four of Santa Monica : Colleges: Corsair water polo program gets an unexpected a boost from four women.
- Compton : Future of School System Topic of Community Forum
- Doctor Calls Behavior 'Playful Acts' : Lawsuit: An anesthesiologist and nurse support Barry Tischler's denial of sexual harassment in the operating room.
- Judge Sentences Mother of Slain Baby to Prison : Courts: Francisca Maria Sanchez Jimenez will serve 15 years to life for dumping her newborn into a portable toilet in a Saticoy onion field.
- Another Victory for a Veteran of the Sea : Landmarks: The trip was only to Catalina, but for a group of merchant marine veterans, it was a magical moment when the Lane Victory set sail.
- Identities of 6 at Riot Scene Sought
- SANTA ANA : Council Approves Medical Center Plan
- Deadly Carjacking Raises Questions and Fears : Crime wave: Commandeering of cars is on the increase. San Diego has had 171 cases this year, as the nationwide trend continues.
- Gay Man Sues Over Discharge From Navy
- CAMPAIGN WATCH : That Darn Schedule
- GARDEN GROVE : Fund Allocations to Arts Groups Delayed
- HUNTINGTON BEACH : Action Delayed on Downtown Project
- Evangelist Oral Roberts Hospitalized in Orange County : Medicine: After experiencing chest pain, he undergoes successful angioplasty to clear an artery.
- After a Stumble, Stag Soccer Team Rumbles : Colleges: After losing its opener, Claremont College has won nine matches.
- Mexico Releases 473 Indian Prisoners
- NOTEBOOK / GARY KLEIN : Former Dodger Is New Member of Hall of Fame
- COLUMN RIGHT / DAVID HOROWITZ : Cleverness, Cynicism and Character : We elect someone we trust. Do we trust Clinton to subdue his socialist left?
- 'A Normal Kid' Who Became 'An Animal' Gets a Life Sentence
- SAN FERNANDO : Fire Hits Patio Furniture Shop
- SANTA PAULA : Homeless Man Shot Sleeping in His Car
- Priceless--and Costs Just Pennies
- MOORPARK : Business Improves for New Directory
- Williams to Review Handling of 44 LAPD 'Problem Officers'
- Obituaries - Oct. 8, 1992
- SANTA PAULA : Tax Note Issuance of $6 Million OKd
- LOS ANGELES : Officer Sues City, LAPD Officials Over Rape Case
- Lobster Season--With a Catch : Commercial Fishermen Begin Annual Haul, Lament Public's 5-Day Head Start
- Journeyer Finds Hearts of Gold : Good Folks Everywhere Hearten Walker in His Trek Across the U.S.
- BREA : City Revises Ways to Balance Budget
- Deputy Charged With Embezzling
- Barbara Jenkins; Nurse
- Lagunans Willing to Pay More Taxes to Save Open Land
- Howard Stern: The Next Generation of Talk Radio : Radio: Industry insiders predict that the nationwide popularity of the renegade morning man will spawn a host of imitators.
- The Paintings Nobody Wanted : Amateur Castoffs Have Their Day in the Gallery in Shaw's O.C. Show
- Blakey Tribute: Art for Art's Sake : Reunion: Some of the young musicians whose talent the great drummer nurtured are re-enacting some of the classic jazz he recorded during the '50s and '60s.
- Section Basketball Finals to Move to Anaheim Arena for 1994 Season
- Winning a Title--Now That Would Be Thirtysomething
- INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE PREVIEW : ATLANTIC DIVISION
- These Victories Leave Them at a Loss
- Lasorda to Stay With Dodgers : Baseball: After meeting with O'Malley, it is announced that he will continue as manager and Claire will remain as vice president.
- FISHING / DAN STANTON : Heal the Bay Tournament Scheduled for Saturday
- BASEBALL / NATIONAL LEAGUE REPORT : CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES
- POP MUSIC REVIEW : Hurry on Down to Hear Nellie
- Doing the Television Shuffle : Producing: PKE runs a program to develop new talent, even while its films get bounced around the prime-time schedule.
- PEOPLE WATCH
- Troupe Ready to Make Its Move : Latino Comics Seek a TV Breakthrough
- TELEVISION - Oct. 8, 1992
- OAK TREE : Autumn Days a Shade Better This Year for Bel's Starlet
- BASEBALL / NATIONAL LEAGUE REPORT : CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES
- CS Northridge Scores 'Team' Win in Rolling Past Loyola : Women's volleyball: Bueche, Kristich help Matadors overcome absence of Nicholls in four-game victory.
- COLLEGE NOTEBOOK / KIM Q. BERKSHIRE : Palomar Won't Dwell on End of the Streak
- POP MUSIC REVIEWS : Ketchum's Still Sorting His Path to Country
- A comedy show Monday at the Irvine...
- TELEVISION - Oct. 8, 1992
- MUSIC
- DANCE REVIEW : Vermeer Quartet Opens Series
- Wedges, Pledges and a 100-Hole Golf Marathon
- Miscellany
- Fullerton Players May Boycott Oct. 17 Game : Titans: They want school to make quick decision on football program's future.
- PREPS / ROB FERNAS : When Push Comes to Shove, Banning May Be Taking a Step Back
- NOTES
- Series on Addicts and AIDS
- Famine in Somalia
- Pete Wilson
- Series on Addicts and AIDS
- Famine in Somalia
- Humane Traps Best for Rats
- Bilingual Schools Are a Mistake
- Reverse Order of Importance
- Series on Addicts and AIDS
- Wilson and Education
- Licensing Officials
- Series on Addicts and AIDS
- FANTASY 5 RESULTS
- Deja Vu?
- Neither Side Blinking in Nicholson Wars : Marketing: Columbia and Fox set the same opening date for their big Christmas entries, but there is a problem--both films star Jack Nicholson.
- BY THE NUMBERS: Huntington Beach is a...
- Salvador Faces Crucial Test in Purging Abusive Officers : Reform: Success of peace agreement with rebels and hopes for democracy hinge on cleanup of military.
- BANK ON IT: Bank of America's takeover...
- House Approves Tax Bill, but It Stalls in Senate
- Defense Cuts May Cost 17,500 More O.C. Jobs
- Reporters See Perot as Object of Derision : Campaign: Texan's acts are questioned and his word seems suspicious. He is far behind in the polls and fading from the news.
- Slaying Shatters 'Fairy Tale' Marriage
- RACQUET NOISE: Billie Jean King has a...
- GOOD ENOUGH: Laguna Niguel councilwoman Patricia C....
- CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS / U.S. SENATE : Herschensohn on Attack in TV Ads
- Former Aide Accuses Councilman Holden of Sexual Harassment : Complaint: Ex-field deputy files claim for $500,000 in damages. Politician denies the charges and vows to take legal action against her.
- The Chicago Cubs put former Dodger Kal...
- POP/ROCK - Oct. 7, 1992
- TV Show Provides Access to Songwriters
- STAGE REVIEW : Swords Overpower 'Musketeers'
- Prison Term for Ex-O.C. Promoter : Courts: Gary Tovar, a key player in Southern California's punk scene, is sentenced to 7 years for marijuana trafficking.
- Out of Solitary : Masterworks by Renoir, Cezanne, Matisse and Picasso Go On First-Ever Tour After Getting a Temporary Reprieve From the Iron-Clad Terms of the Barnes Foundation
- Big Top Goes Big Time . . . the Cirque's Growing Pains
- COLLEGE FOOTBALL DAILY REPORT : USC : Smith Wants Team to Feel at Home
- Sagging Northridge Feeling Run-Down : College football: Uninspired performances by the Matadors' offensive line and backs have left the ground game sputtering.
- O'Malley and Claire to Meet Again With Lasorda Today
- Names in the News - Oct. 7, 1992
- No-Sweat Victory Leaves a Stain : Running: Belisle, an alleged cheater during marathons, is declared winner of hot, hilly 38.6-mile run.
- PREP ROUNDUP
- The New York Mets sent minor league...
- Canoga Park Gives Kreider His 1st Break
- From the Bottom Up : Time, Discipline and Self-Belief Needed to Turn a Football Loser Into a Winner
- Slater Takes Surf Lead Into Japan Tournament
- This May Be Last Hurrah for Athletics
- A Better Path : There Are 12.2 Miles of Abandoned Rail Beds That Could Be Turned Into a Trail for Bikers, Joggers and Walkers From USC to Santa Monica, but There Is Resistance
- UC IRVINE NOTEBOOK / ROBYN NORWOOD : If He's a Smith, He Must Be a Soccer Player
- Tie Wouldn't Have Helped USC : Trojans: If they had scored again against Huskies, they probably needed to go for two.
- Names in the News - Oct. 7, 1992
- RIOT BRIEF : Need for Food Greater Than at Time of Unrest
- Countywide : Chicano Forum Backs 11 Candidates
- COLUMN LEFT/ TOM HAYDEN : No One Brings Clean Hands to This Affair : On workers' compensation, it's Wilson's bullying versus the Democrats' obligation to the party's 'anchor tenants.'
- Boxing
- BASEBALL / ROSS NEWHAN : Smoltz Shows He's Still Right Choice
- Names in the News - Oct. 7, 1992
- PREP ROUNDUP : El Modena Wins Key Tennis Match in Century League
- Cleveland Is Back on the Map : Rams: Running back once again showing just how good he can be when he holds onto the football.
- TENNIS ROUNDUP : Another Quick Exit for Borg; McEnroe Wins in Australia
- Brandi Yates
- Defenseman Glen Wesley signed a one-year contract...
- PRO FOOTBALL DAILY REPORT : RAMS : Everett: Don't Get Too Excited
- City to Study Earlier Starts for Night Football Games : Scheduling: Although plan would not take effect until 1993, Kennedy, Taft will experiment this season with 7 p.m. kickoffs.
- BASEBALL DAILY REPORT : AMERICAN LEAGUE : Rickey Henderson Seeks '89 Rerun
- Basketball
- BASEBALL DAILY REPORT
- Even Catfishers Earn Stripers at Silverwood
- PREP WATER POLO ROUNDUP : Santa Ana Valley Collects Rare Victory Over Villa Park
- BURBANK : HUD to Help Fund Housing for Seniors
- Man Pleads Guilty to Theft, Arson at Dealership
- ENCINO : Trial Delayed in Star-Threat Case
- ORANGE COUNTY PERSPECTIVE : Anaheim Comes to Grips With Reality
- PLACENTIA : Vega Raises Most Campaign Funds
- How to Be Affirmative but Not Discriminate : Berkeley case shows need for nuance as well as commitment
- Coroner's Report Still Out on Cause of Death of Kidnaping Suspect : Crime: Officers say a fight broke out when they attempted to arrest the man inside a Pacoima house.
- HUNTINGTON BEACH : City to Use Bonds for Pier Diner, Shops
- COLUMN RIGHT/ BILL JONES : Untie This Noose on Our Economy : Until workers' compensation is reformed, businesses will avoid California in droves.
- Hearing Set on Fate of Prop. A Funds : Tax: State appeal court will discuss what to do with $350 million already collected on sales tax increase that was ruled unconstitutional.
- Politics Makes Waves at Water District
- CAMARILLO : Holiday May Delay Council Discussions
- Obituaries - Oct. 7, 1992
- ELECTIONS : Officeholders Lead Opponents in Fund Raising
- SANTA ANA : Suspect Brought Back From Mexico
- Prayers of Hope and Healing : Yom Kippur: On their most sacred day, L.A.'s Jews contemplate Israel's prospects for peace and the city's painful tumult.
- LOS ANGELES COUNTY : Foundation Gives $250,000 for After-School Programs
- 5th-Grader's Mother Sues School District : Education: Santa Ana women claims her son was passed at each grade level even though he can't read or write.
- City Council Waiting for Word on Port Funds
- SAN DIEGO : Wife Pleads Guilty in Food Poisoning
- SANTA ANA : Recreation Project Contracts Awarded
- HUNTINGTON BEACH : City Hall to Upgrade Its Computer System
- Missing Man's Car Spotted by Citizen : Mystery: The 1989 Buick belonging to Rod Snowdon of Huntington Beach was being towed by a pickup outside Victorville. The aerospace executive disappeared Sept. 1.
- $1.25-Million Award Won by Boy's Family in Camp-Out Death
- Countywide : Water Company's Rates Will Go Up
- Columnist Is the Very Picture of a Caring Individual
- Wilson as Hero for the Small Business Owners
- County Agrees to Appoint Panel on Pay : Supervisors: The board will name a committee, to include at least five area residents, to review salaries and benefits of top officials.
- Area Colleges Fear Higher Fees Will Cut Enrollment : Education: Undergraduates' will pay from $6 to $10 per unit. Students with bachelor's degrees or higher will pay $50.
- Obituaries - Oct. 7, 1992
- Costly Repairs Cloud Future of Queen Mary : Landmarks: A new report says it needs another $6.2 million worth of work, making it too expensive to keep in Long Beach.
- County to Loan Funds to House Working Poor : Development: Plan calls for conversion of Costa Mesa Travelodge into county's first single-room-occupancy hotel, with $456 rents. Public, private financing involved.
- Countywide : Yom Kippur a Day of Contemplation
- SOUTHWESTERN VALLEY : Laura Chick Moves Toward Council Bid
- HUNTINGTON BEACH : Firm Donates Again for Library Project
- GLENDALE : Parents Win $1.25 Million in Boy's Camping Death
- LAGUNA NIGUEL : Educator Recalled at Groundbreaking
- Police Search in Vain for Escaped Killer : Manhunt: False leads send police from Escondido to the border in a fruitless quest for a fleeing repeat offender, whose own mother calls him 'an intimidating gorilla.'
- Panel Wants New Report on L.A. 'Problem Officers'
- Lawyer Battles Limits on Political Donations
- Read on About Mice, Mankind, Helicopters, Politics and Johns
- August Restaurant Closures
- Two Vitally Needed Voter Watchdogs : Why, more than ever, statewide Propositions 158 and 159 are necessary
- THOUSAND OAKS : Planning Panel OKs Amgen Addition
- Regulators Place New Limits on Thrifts' Sales of Securities
- This McDonald's Allows a Mouse
- ENTERTAINMENT & MEDIA
- Thirst for Expansion : Distributors Ride Wave of "New Age" Soft Drinks
- OTHER NEWS - Oct. 7, 1992
- Intel Plant Is Part of State's Effort to Lure New Business : California economy: The Silicon Valley facility signals a new spirit of cooperation between public officials and industry.
- Thinking Young : Carter Hawley Hale's Recovery Strategy Targets New Generation of Shoppers
- BANKING
- OTHER NEWS - Oct. 7, 1992
- CALIFORNIA'S ECONOMY : 4 of 5 Jobs Lost Are Unrelated to Defense : Commerce: The state must have a strategy other than trying to ride out the downturn in military spending, a study says.
- INSURANCE
- How Business Views the Election
- NEWS ANALYSIS : Cable TV Industry Takes Rate Fight to Courts, FCC
- TRW Lays Off 23 in Orange, Raising Concern of City Officials : Adjustment: Affected workers had thought their jobs secure in light of company's rent-subsidy agreement with the city.
- TELEVISION - Oct. 7, 1992
- TELEVISION - Oct. 7, 1992
- Liberating Her Body of Artwork : Exhibit: Rachel Lachowicz puts a feminist spin on her Newport Beach show, saying obsession with looks can get in the way of accomplishment.
- Dorsey-Banning Incident Inspires '90210' Episode