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Missing Woman's Family Seeks FBI Help
Mulholland Drive a Landmark of Spirit
COOL SHOWS: In late-night TV, Jay Leno...
LAUGH LINES : Jokes
Birds' Flight From Area Points to Malathion
Happiness Not Necessarily Linked to Beauty, Study Finds : Science File / An exploration of issues and trends affecting science, medicine and the environment.
Science File / An exploration of issues and trends affecting science, medicine and the environment.
Bullfrogs Blow Lead, but Hang On
NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Rockies Turn Power Back On Against Mets
Scoring Is Easy for Angels
Music Review : Romances Under the Stars
No Sweat
JAPAN
Westinghouse May Strike Deal With CBS by Midweek : Television: Formal bid did not come Sunday, contrary to expectations. Ted Turner says he should not be counted out.
China Accuses Taiwan Leader of Moving Toward Independence
A Leap for the Coho
Dateline California : To Our Readers
Quake Bumped 101-PCH Interchange off Priority List
Building on a Blueprint for Affordable Housing : Thousand Oaks: Many Mansions expands beyond apartments with a plan for 55 homes for moderate- and low-income families.
Physicists Take Close Look at Gold's Atomic Value : Science File / An exploration of issues and trends affecting science, medicine and the environment.
Axing Remedial Classes 'Blames Students for Not Being Adequately Taught' : PLATFORM
Agenda
Indurain Sets Record as Tour Ends Quietly
SOUNDTRACK
Era of the Mega-Merger Not Over, Analysts Say : Banking: Though the Bank of Boston-CoreStates talks broke down, economic conditions are expected to drive companies to combine.
H.F. Ahmanson Names New Executive Vice President
The Ties That Bind U.S. to Europe Are Beginning to Look a Bit Frayed
COLUMN ONE : In Minors, It's Lonely at the Top : Few women and minorities get a chance at management on America's small-town baseball circuit. Those who do find old ways die hard.
British, Sinn Fein Hold Secret Talks; Unionists Angered
Though Some Think It's for Fools, Gold Is Selling
Rest in Peace : Fan Adoration Can Make It Hard for Stars to Find a Nice Place to . . .
North Hollywood : Neighborhood Watch Seeks Participants
Coyote Captured in Griffith Park May Be One That Attacked Child
Nature Doesn't Beat the Dodgers
Orange County Focus is dedicated on Monday to analysis of community news, a look atwhat's ahead and the voices of local people. : PERSPECTIVE : Looking for a Little Something to Cheer for in Laguna Hills
Pakistan Flood Toll 110
Northridge : Feuer Will Appear With State Controller
As Chili Simmers, the Angels Cook
Uruguay Beats Brazil to Win America Cup
MOTOR RACING ROUNDUP : Villeneuve Wins in Cleveland With Late Charge
Cabaret Review : Shepherd's Cinegrill Performance Lacks Musical Focus
Pop Music Review : Hootie Plays Nice and Safe at the Greek : What's Not to Like? That's the Secret of Their Success
Dance Review : An Emotional Evening of Spanish Classical Dance
Pop Music Review : Warwick: New Focus, but '60s Hits Still Hot
New View Sees San Diego, Tijuana as One Metropolis
Extremists Extraordinaire
New Event Could Decide Fate of San Diego Sewage Plant : Congress: 'Corrections Day' inspired by Speaker Gingrich targets unnecessary rules and regulations. Foes hope to corral enough votes to kill proposed facility.
Former Staff Angered by New Eatery : Woodland Hills: Workers who lost jobs in 1993 are still owed money by Joseph Knight. They were shocked to discover he opened Favoritz in March.
PERSPECTIVE ON SOUTH KOREA : Put the Toasts to Democracy on Hold : Despite some advances in human rights, the repressive laws that propped up military rule are still intact.
Nation IN BRIEF : WASHINGTON, D.C. : White House Denies Lawyer's Statement
VENTURA : Council to Consider Youth Services Plan
More Than Ever, UC Needs Goodwill : Affirmative action: It's now up to the chancellor, president and faculty to uphold the spirit of it.
Doctors Discover Deadly Disease Carried by Ticks : Science File / An exploration of issues and trends affecting science, medicine and the environment.
VENTURA : Motorcyclist Evades Police During Chase
A Pressing Interest : Malibou Lake Man's Collection of Irons Spans Centuries of Designs
Hit Parade Continues for Angels : Baseball: A 13-2 rout of the Tigers extends their lead in the AL West to six games.
Op Pro Begins Two Weeks of Top Competition : Surfing: Some of the world's best wave-riders will converge on Huntington Beach for this week's Bud Pro event and next week's U.S. Open.
SOUNDTRACK
Jazz Review : Joe Houston's Two-Pronged Blues Attack
U.N. Sends 800 Soldiers to Reinforce Sarajevo : Bosnia: Troops bringing tanks, artillery. Allies issue ultimatum of air strikes, even as Serbs attack 3 'safe areas.'
Japan Coalition Intact Despite Election Losses
Nation IN BRIEF : ALABAMA : Governor Backs Bill for Rape Survivors
Cultivating Wisdom : Farmers Still Seek Out Retiree Bob Brendler for His Invaluable Advice
Science File / An exploration of issues and trends affecting science, medicine and the environment.
Nicklaus Says His Era Is Over: He Won't Be Back Until 2000
BEACH VOLLEYBALL : Oden's Team Racks Up Another Victory
GOLF ROUNDUP : Powell's Two Victories One for Record Book
SOUNDTRACK
Benefit Performance of 'Chess' Set
Smiling Beyond Her Apocalypse : Television: Dorothy Lyman was a promising soap opera star and had a prime-time sitcom to boot, but then the bottom fell out. Now she's writing, directing and taking the helm of 'The Nanny' in September.
Pop Music Review : Gene Proves Impish With a Touch of Grit
Moonves Confident That CBS Comeback Is in Works
When Notoriety Stars, Talent Suffers
Nation IN BRIEF : NEW MEXICO : Man Decapitates Son on Highway
Wounded Kashmir Captive Termed Critical
The Water's Fine : Summer Camps Cater to Beginning Surfers
Shifting Earth Forces Apartment Evacuations
Orange County Focus is dedicated on Monday to analysis of community news, a look atwhat's ahead and the voices of local people. : IN PERSON : Lawyer-Biker Challenges Authorities on Helmet Law
Police Youth Project Has Funds, Plans : Oxnard: Operation Revitalization expects renewal of U.S. grant for its counseling program. But some question its ballyhooed results.
BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE MAJORS : A's Stewart Has a Tearful Farewell
IMAX Format Proves a Splendid Match for 'Yellowstone' Mountains
Valleywide : High Pressure Ridge Means More Hot Days
Rescuers Free Seals, Sea Lions
Eruption Assumptions : Science File / An exploration of issues and trends affecting science, medicine and the environment. : Scientists at Mt. St. Helens are studying how to predict volcanic activity.
Polished Chrome Reflects Customized Car Craze
Heritage Hero : Scholarship: By documenting the lives of Japanese settlers in the U.S., historian Yuji Ichioka chips away at stereotypes attached to Asian Americans.
SIMI VALLEY : Comcast Asks City for a Rate Increase
6 Arrested in Protest Over Bullock's Furs
Reseda : Tarzana Man, 31, Dies After Cycle Hits Car
BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : DODGERS : Claire to Scout for Some Relief
AUTOS
Parents Backed in Disability Dispute : Education: Appeals court says Capistrano schools must fund private school for student who had attention deficit disorder and behavior problems.
Civil Rights Group Blasts Regents' Decision : Minorities: Leader of National Urban League criticizes UC policy reversal on affirmative action. It has already canceled '96 convention in Los Angeles.
Paradox Keeps Mexico in an Economic Bind
O.C. Festival Review : Bluegrass Lovers Rally 'Round the Motor Homes
Edmonds Continues Crowd-Pleasing Ways
Music Review : Mozart Orchestra Triumphs Over Elements at the Ford
Welcoming the New Path of L.A.'s 'Arts Majority'
SOUNDTRACK : 'Oz': The Wizardry of Good Film Music
Weekend Review : Dance : Fresh Look at Cal State Festival
Da Gulch Is the Horse in This One : Hollywood Park: Lukas' colt, ridden by Stevens, beats Da Hoss in $500,000 Swaps Stakes.
Dixie Kee, 59; Former Medical Assistant
Age Catches Up With Piedmont's Dodge : Tennis: Defending division champion, 56, falls quickly, 6-1, 6-2, in final at Huntington Beach.
Pop Music Review : Dim Material From Electric Lightweights
DreamWorks Hires 2 Senior Disney Execs : Entertainment: Move signals studio's entry into lucrative TV animation business and adds to upheaval in Burbank.
Boots for Kicks : Buena Park Plant's Fancy Footwear Has Found a Niche
Fantasy Surf : Dreaming of an Endless Summer, Campers Learn How to Catch the Perfect Wave
Answers Awaited by Slain Man's Family : Shooting: Brothers delaying grief until someone is called to account in the death of Richard Lewis.
American Held in Iraq Returns Home
KEN LEYBOURNE : 'You Get to Where You're a Step Above'
Firms Usually Can Reshape Their Commission Policy
JAPAN
JOE JENNINGS AND ROB HARRIS : 'All Our Concentration Is on the Moves'
Lake Lowered by Dam Gate Failure Reopens
Man Dies When Truck Strikes Parked Car
Drug Found Effective in Treating Rheumatoid Arthritis : Science File / An exploration of issues and trends affecting science, medicine and the environment.
Important Calls for Phone Customers : PUC is making some significant decisions on deregulation
COMPANY TOWN ANNEX
World IN BRIEF : SUDAN : Government Rejects Extension of Truce
Susan Smith Jury to Hear More Testimony at Penalty Phase of Trial
Taking Cover at Work : Jobs: Hard times are sparking violence on the job.
Skunk-Kill Plan Draws 30 Protesters
Tarzana : Equestrian Good as Gold at Special Games
AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Shelling Makes It Clear: Clemens Hurting
Hollandsworth: Catch of Year for Dodgers?
Top O.C. Design Awards Go to LPA Inc., Ralph Allen & Partners : Architecture: Local AIA chapter honors the firms for outstanding work in their concepts for a headquarters building and a public school.
Giuliani Willing to Make the Tough Choices for N.Y. : Politics: Despite achievements, mayor's harsh style is criticized. Budget crisis looms 18 months into first term.
BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : ANGELS : Pitching Leads to More Optimism
You Have to Be Fast to Keep Up With Comic
Theater Review : Padua Hills Annual Festival: The Thrill Is in the Discovery
COMMITMENTS : To Love, Honor . . . and Work Together : Whether they're business partners or just happen to clock in at the same place, some couples say being co-workers as well as lovers can be good for a marriage.
A Wedding, a March and Chicano Rights
BRITISH OPEN : Costliest Patch of Sand in Scotland
AIDS Medication Available by Mail
J.C. Penney Official Joins University Advisory Board
Desert Fire Halted After Residents Flee
COMPANY TOWN ANNEX
Up Close and Personal? Uh, No Thanks
Quake Fraud Investigators Face Huge Task : Disaster aid: Thousands turn to cheating for piece of $20 billion in federal funds and insurance money. Officials say catching most culprits is impossible, but some are so audacious they stand out.
Alteration of Stolen Checks Poses Rising Problem for Banks
Uruguay Beats Brazil to Win America Cup
Kelly Makes Amends as Dodgers Win, 4-2
Be Cool, Be Glamorous, Be Dead : A disturbing increase in teen-age smoking turns up in survey
Orange County
U.S. Doctors Teach, Learn in Bosnia
World IN BRIEF : SOUTH KOREA : Search Resumes for Victims of Collapse
O.C. School Districts Face Crisis of Crowded Campuses : Education: Santa Ana and Anaheim have seen enrollment soar but have no money for new buildings.
North Hollywood : Mother Rescues Son, Daughter From Fire
VENTURA : Patrons Dip Into the Past at Antiques Row
'95 Fair Sets 103-Year Gate Mark : Entertainment: Lagging attendance surged Sunday evening. New rides helped. The Ejector Seat was a thrilling crowd-pleaser.
U.S. OLYMPIC FESTIVAL : Erin Sutton, 13, Skates Into the Limelight
Art Review : 'Altars': Contemplating Religion and Art
Art Review : The Artistic Soul of Another Germany
BOOK REVIEW / FICTION : Living in a State of Suspended Adolescence : TECHNICOLOR PULP by Arty Nelson ; Warner $18.95, 204 pages
STANLEY BUNN : 'Every Time . . . I Try to Go Faster and Faster'
Inmate Walks Away From Musick Jail
Illinois Congressman Faces Trial in Sexual Assault Case : Courts: Mel Reynolds is accused of having relations with a teen-age worker. She has recanted, but prosecutors hope to introduce taped calls.
Two Motorists Are Killed by Shots Fired Into Cars
At SCR Benefit, All the Talent Under the Rainbow
Cable TV Overhaul Will Brighten Picture for City : Glendale: After years of criticism, Sammons is installing fiber optics that will improve signal, increase channel capacity.
Music Review : Under the Stars, Edith Chen Shines Bright
SOUNDTRACK
Weekend Review : Theater : A Tame 'Shrew' at 10th Shakespeare Festival / LA
BANKING
Southland
BRITISH OPEN : Daly Gets Just Desserts at St. Andrews : Golf: He overcomes fierce winds, but it takes a four-hole playoff after Rocca sinks a memorable 66-foot birdie putt on No. 18 to tie it.
Many Kobe Firms Still in a State of Aftershock : Asia: Some big companies have come back after the Jan. 17 quake, but many smaller ones are struggling.
A PRIMER: Lawn bowling, say veteran Orange...
CHINA
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ENTERPRISE : Broadway Drama : Merchants Divided on Redevelopment Effort's Value
Results May Give Euro Disney Investors a Thrill : Earnings: The park could report its first-ever quarterly profit this week. Analysts cite financial restructuring, new Space Mountain ride.
Rosenberg Spy Case
Lewis and Desert Protection Act
NASA's Future
Selling Organs for Transplant
Embezzlement
Amendments
MOVIES - July 24, 1995
Los Angeles County - News from July 24, 1995
Notes on a Scorecard - July 24, 1995
San Diego County - News from July 24, 1995
San Diego County - News from July 24, 1995
Obituaries - July 24, 1995
Fertility Clinic Case Is Magnet for Attorneys : Law: They seek clients in UC Irvine controversy and cite the attraction of a new legal field. But critics fear the former patients may lose out in the scramble.
Attorneys Find Opportunity in Fertility Scandal
UC Vote Places Money to State at Risk, Panetta Says : Affirmative action: White House aide says U.S. to review funding, calls decision to end race-based preferences 'a terrible mistake.' Wilson terms cutoff threat 'pathetic.'
An Inventive Opening
THE NEW FIELD GUIDE TO THE U.S....
Four-Star Films : 'Giant'
RSVP / THE SOCIAL CITY : Assistance League Polo Benefit Is a Hit
CHESS : INTERNATIONAL NEWS
PLO, Israel Acknowledge They Won't Reach Pact by July 25
EAST LOS ANGELES : Expert Jesters Court Youths for Clowning
Send Me a Man Who Reads : THE JAUNDICED EYE
2 German Tourists Lose Pants to Swindlers
VENTURA : Quail Unlimited Group to Build Watering Hole
Antonovich to Run for a 5th Term as Supervisor
TENNIS / BILL DWYRE : Even Men's Event Keeping an Eye on Seles
Unlike Rams, Davis Can't Be Overruled
Newhall Outhits Its Pitching
BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE MAJORS : A's Stewart Expected to Announce Retirement
SOCCER : U.S. Gives Up Four, Finishes Fourth
'97 Festival Considered 'Not Likely' by Officials
Laugh Until It Hurts : The comic genius that coexisted with the self-destructive addict : PRYOR CONVICTIONS: And Other Life Sentences, By Richard Pryor with Todd Gold (Pantheon Books: $23; 247 pp.)
STYLE / RESTAURANTS : SOMETHING FAMILIAR
BOTTOM LINE : Good Enough to Eat
Divining the George Bush Ex-presidency : He's Intensely Relaxed, Has a Few Regrets and Is Devoted to Privacy. But He Still Hasn't Quite Locked Onto a Vision for His Retirement.
ASIA PACIFIC SPECIAL : Destination: Malaysia : In Deep : For divers at tiny Sipadan, an island off the coast of Borneo, the mantra is turtles and fish, turtles and fish . . .
SILVER LAKE : Park Center Design Pleases Residents
Retro : Munster Mash : NICK SPENDS THE SUMMER WITH YOUR YOUR NOT-SO-TYPICAL AMERICAN FAMILY
Profile : Command Performance : WHETHER IN CHARACTER ON 'VOYAGER' OR NOT, KATE MULGREW LEAVES NO DOUBT WHO'S CAPTAIN OF THE SHIP
Government Reaches Out to Public--at the Mall : Panorama City: Agencies set up booths for the day, offering information on everything from tree trimming to tax returns.
School Board Calm Hides Signs of a Political Split : Conejo Valley: Keeping controversy from the public eye may be masking the dissension between a moderate majority and a minority influenced by the religious right.
Skunk Lovers Raising a Stink in Dana Point : County Plans to Trap, Kill Proliferating Varmints
OLYMPIC FESTIVAL : Navarro Impresses Everybody Except Demanding Father : Boxing: Bantamweight good-naturedly shrugs off his hectoring dad after decisive victory. Vargas and Whitaker also advance.
THEATER : The Long, Happy Life of 'Picasso' : It isn't a musical and it has no big-name stars, so how did Steve Martin's 'Picasso at the Lapin Agile' buck the odds to be an L.A. hit?
Don't Want to Get Soaked? Get Umbrella Policy
For Those Who Fought in Korea
New Restrictions at St. Mark's Basilica
The Path to the Person Inside : It seems as if everyone is getting into 'The Artist's Way,' a guide to creativity. Itstheme? Indulge your dreams in the here and now.
59 Unknown Lincoln Documents Found
Say the Secret Word for a Few Cheap Thrills
Glaxa Studios Teeters on the Artistic Edge
Military Brats Compare Lives Reared in Uniform World
Recycling Can Help Put a Lid on Landfills : We must keep pressure on city officials to close polluting garbage dumps, while at the same time trying harder to reuse and reduce consumption of resources at home.
Assessor Lowers Values for 8,000 More Homes and Firms
A Memorable Mission : Rescue: Peter Carolan of Garden Grove was among Navy Seals who recovered Apollo 13 space capsule and crew from ocean after 1970 splashdown.
Coaching Candidate Rejects Kings : Hockey: Dave King, former coach of the Flames, apparently bothered by team's uncertain future.
TENNIS : Team of Leach, Nelson Advance at Hardcourts
ART : The Earliest Feminists : An exhibition at the Getty Museum of images of women in medieval and Renaissance manuscripts paints a picture of how some wielded power even when they had none.
POP MUSIC: ROCK / COUNTRY / R&B; / RAP / LATIN / JAZZ : Bjork Ignites Explosions : MTV airs 'Army of Me' in the wee hours, not so much to downplay the video's bomb sequences, but because of the timing of it all.
The California Economy : Sputtering Ahead : Houses Sit. Bases Close. Storms Rage. But Movie Making and Tourism, Crop Exports and Technology are Driving The State Forward.
Readers Pick Their Favorite Piece of Hawaiian Sand : Beaches: Choices vary widely, but Hamoa Beach on Maui has lots of fans. And one expert advises watching out for dangerous currents and reefs.
Little Monsters : A modern novel about a bad child, a good child and a gun : SMITHEREENS, By Susan Taylor Chehak (Doubleday: $21.95; 312 pp.)
Guialdo Gives Track One More Chance--It Pays Off
'The Substitute Wife'
Clinton Assails Gingrich on Pace of Political Reform
Foreigners Ply Road of Mercy in Bosnia : Balkans: International drivers take risks to keep essential supplies flowing to besieged enclaves.
No Rest for the 'Dream Team' Chief
Family-Owned Businesses Are Still the Heart and Soul of Asia
Whitney Has Retailers Holding Their Breath : A greatest-hits package and the all-star soundtrack album for her 'Bodyguard' follow-up are both due Oct. 10.
CAMPUS & CAREERS GUIDE : Course Provides the Prerequisite--a Laptop
'Grief'
Allen Recall Group Opens Second Office : Politics: Westminster location broadens effort to oust Speaker. Foes expect to have enough signatures by mid-August to force vote.
SIMI VALLEY : 7 Are Arrested in Drug Investigation
BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : ANGELS : Decision Monday on Owen Surgery
They Knew Him Before He Was Lou Gehrig
So L.A. : a hoofer's place in history : Before Popping, Posing, Breaking, Hip-Hop and Even Disco, There Was Locking. And Don Campbell Invented It.
Pius X Coach Takes Over Basketball Post at Verbum Dei
THEATER : The Small Wonder of 'Miss Saigon'
WEST HOLLYWOOD : Firm's Sculpture Will Honor People With AIDS
43 Convicted Armed Robbers Are Put to Death in Nigeria : Africa: A crowd of 1,000 looks on as army firing squad executes convicts to crack down on recent upsurge of violent crime.
Antonovich Plans to Seek a 5th Term
It's Sink-or-Swim Time for Lifeguard Hopefuls : Employment: Grueling tests of strength and endurance thin the ranks of those who show up at Huntington Beach in hopes of winning jobs.
FESTIVAL ROUNDUP : Cornell Shows No Signs of Age in Softball Victory
Waves Are Bringing Him Back : After Traveling World, Deffenbaugh Is Ready to Be Home For Op Pro
VIDEO : 'F for Fake' Joins Orson Welles Rarities : The mischievous '70s documentary is new to home viewers, as is the uncut 'Third Man' and his turn in 'Three Cases of Murder.'
HAPPY CAMPERS?: Lollapalooza founder Perry Farrell has...
The Consolations of a Garlanded Isle : The life of poet Garrett Hongo : VOLCANO: A Memoir of Hawai'i, By Garrett Hongo (Knopf: $24; 339 pp.)
Shake, Rattle and Roll : Jagged poems that are wise and hip : SENSUAL MATH: Poems, By Alice Fulton (Norton: $17.95; 128 pp.)
All the Colors of the Midwest
Australia--Walt Kilmanas, Redondo Beach: "The Settlement, RSD...
Soldiers Sentenced for Killing Hazers
WITH AN EYE ON . . . : John Henton likes creating a 'Living' person who's sweet-smart and likable
Before He Was Gehrig He Was Gerhig
GOLF ROUNDUP : Powell, 60, Has a Shot at Senior History
MOVIES : Hot From the Coven : Mike Newell, with fellow sorcerers Hugh Grant and Alan Rickman, cooked up a 'mean little' art film. You were expecting 'Four More Weddings and a Funeral'?
A FAIRY-TALE ENDING? : 'Princess' to Try a Comeback
Technology Is No Mere Sector--It's Our Bedrock
THE HEART THAT BLEEDS: Latin America Now...
Busing Made Simpler
SACRED LIPS OF THE BRONX by...
Bedeviled by the Burden of a Most Thankless Task : Euthanasia: The staggering number of animals they must kill takes a heavy toll on O.C. shelter workers.
EAST LOS ANGELES : Student's Design Earns Top Honors
BELL GARDENS : Study Urges Firmer Control of Casino
OCC's Alaska Eagle Sails Into Home Port After Year's Voyage
Bride Killed, Husband Hurt When Car Hits Bike
Go Ahead, Explore New Revenue Sources : Supervisors Have Fewer Options, While O.C. Legislators Have Been Less Than Helpful
Mayor's Popularity Shifts With the Sands : Riordan soared in polls despite L.A.'s woes, then plunged in the Chief Williams dispute
BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : ANGELS : Decision Monday on Owen Surgery
BASEBALL / BOB NIGHTENGALE : Angels Haven't Forgotten Herzog
STREAMLINE: American Art Deco Graphic Design ...
Latest Ways to Water Flower and Shrub Beds
Tubby, Redeemed : At last! A fun-filled novel of a mid-life crisis with a genuinely happy ending : THERAPY, By David Lodge (Viking: $22.95; 321 pp.)
FICTION
HEY, WILLIAM JOYCE, DON'T EVER GROW UP! : He Believes in Santa Claus, King Kong and Kids. Now This Children's Book Author Has Been Handed the Keys to Hollywood. Is the World Ready for This?
GROWING UP by Russell Baker (Plume:...
Sign Language
MAYWOOD : Hamilton Is Target of Third Recall Effort
Bald Eagle Holds Property Squatters' Rights : Puget Sound: Owners of hillside lot are fighting back after finding options limited by wildlife rules. Squabble highlights conflicts between landowners and conservation officials.
Seen, Not Heard
CAMPUS & CAREERS GUIDE : Working Adults Have Few Options : Scheduling: Public schools rarely offer degree programs built around night classes, and costs at private colleges can be prohibitive.
China Fires 4 Missiles in Sea Near Taiwan : Taipei: Testing riles nationalist government, which accuses Beijing of putting up obstacles to eventual reunification.
THE SUNDAY PROFILE : A Circuitous Path Leads Cindy Buckles-Schmidt From O.C. to Africa
REGION : Hazardous Waste Drop-Off Saturday
Martha's Vineyard of Knowledge : HOW TO NOT MOCK IT 'TIL YOU'VE TRIED IT (STEWART LIVING, THAT IS)
Muslim Belt of China in Midst of Revitalization
For Pete Wilson, His Political Ambition Is Never Blind
PERSPECTIVE ON HEALTH CARE : A 'Quicker and Sicker' Rebellion : Jaundice doesn't show up until a newborn is more than a day old. Some are being sent home at just six hours.
BOOKMARK : Hollywood Agents as Latter-day Pirates : Open conflicts in the late '80s gave a rare glimpse into the predatory world of talent agencies. An adaptation of "The Agency."