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Virginia Town Lives Amid Civil War Memories : Fredericksburg nestles between battlefields, but its atmosphere is more Colonial than antebellum.
Service Disruptions Possible in the Bahamas
HOMEBOY: A lot of L.A. Rams players...
COLUMN ONE : Cigarettes for Sale, 20 Apiece : Although illegal in California, the sale of single cigarettes has become commonplace. The young and the poor are prime customers for 'loosies.'
Wall St. Firm Paid for Roth's 1987 N.Y. Trip : County government: First Boston gave the supervisor $2,500 after he voted to give the investment company a role in the county's jail financing plans.
Law Firm Accused of Double-Dealing : Lawsuit: Widow sues state's largest practice, claiming Irvine attorney's advice on land transaction was tainted by his association with two county developers involved.
THE STATE BUDGET: LOCAL IMPACT : City Grateful It Can Tap Harbor Reserves to Ease Its Fiscal Crunch
AIRPORT BEAUTIFUL: What's the first thing you...
PRINCELY DELAY: The release of Prince's new...
Ford Unit to Offer Free Roadside Aid to Lessees
* John Williamson has begun his own...
Inflation: Sometimes You Don't Know What You've Got Until It's Gone
* Debra Millard Schwartz has been appointed...
Love Her Madly
California Facing Hard Choices--but There Are Choices
* Charlene Manos has been appointed vice...
Orange CountyFOOTHILL RANCH: Phase 3 of Vintage...
When Is It Time to Leave Your Old Home?
The Writing Life : Poem as Preface
ALL-BRIGHT COURT by Connie Porter (HarperPerennial:...
Neutra Symposiums to Study Survival by Design
LETTERHEADS: One Hundred Years of Great Design...
Head--and Heart--Above the Rest : New albums are rated on a scale of one star (poor), two stars (fair), three stars (good) and four stars (excellent). : *** 1/2 TRISHA YEARWOOD "Hearts in Armor" MCA
WELCOME BACK: The Twin Cities may still...
MOVIES : Against the Odds : Stephanie Allain is one of the few minorities to crack Hollywood's executive circle; studios are long on programs, short on execution
AND FINALLY: Dramarama, Chequered Past (with Michael...
The Mother Lode of the Seattle Rock Scene
POP MUSIC : You'll Get Your MTV : It's time once again for the cable network's video awards, where the action lies not in who wins but in the did-I-really-see- that ? live performances
In Brief : New albums are rated on a scale of one star (poor), two stars (fair), three stars (good) and four stars (excellent).
MOVIES : Mike's World : Mike Myers follows up his surprise hit 'Wayne's World' with a Peter Sellers-esque, dual-role stint in 'I Married an Axe Murderer'
COVER STORY : COMMENTARY : The City, the Riots, the Creative Response: Not a Pretty Picture
SHEDDING LIGHT ON EDISON
In Brief : New albums are rated on a scale of one star (poor), two stars (fair), three stars (good) and four stars (excellent).
Theater, Music to Take Center Stage at Santa Monica Arts Festival
New albums are rated on a scale of one star (poor), two stars (fair), three stars (good) and four stars (excellent). : *** 1/2 SUZANNE VEGA "99.9F" A&M;
In Brief : New albums are rated on a scale of one star (poor), two stars (fair), three stars (good) and four stars (excellent).
Bossa Nova Pioneer Octavio Bailly Jr. Clings to the Latin Beat
Patina, Pinot, Patinette . . . Pastrami?
PREP FOOTBALL '92 / SOUTH COAST LEAGUE
ASU's Star Dismissed After Latest Allegation
PREP FOOTBALL '92 / SOUTH COAST LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Bream, Hunter Rescue Braves in the Ninth
COMMENTARY : Bird Knew Just Where to Run, When to Jump
Men of Letters : THE SELECTED LETTERS OF BERTRAND RUSSELL / Volume 1: The Private Years (1884-1914), Edited by Nicholas Griffin (Houghton Mifflin: $35; 525 pp.) : SONG OF LOVE: The Letters of Rupert Brooke and Noel Olivier (1909-1915), Edited by Pippa Harris (Crown: $21; 302 pp.)
Items are rated on a scale of one star (poor) to four (excellent). : *** BRANFORD MARSALIS "The Music Tells You" Sony Music Video ($19.98)
O.C. Industry Has Its Work Cut Out : Jobs: Plant moves, closures and recession ravage manufacturing, with jobs gone for good. Companies retool or die.
Cel Mates : A look inside the world of the people who make cartoons
Vernon Howard; Author of Self-Help Psychology Books
He's Still Standing
PLATFORM : Channel That Drive
How 'Slick Willie' Is Fast Becoming Nebulous Bill
PULPIT BULLIES : When the Big Tent Becomes a Revival Meeting
COLUMN LEFT / DENIS MacSHANE : Workers of the World, Unite! : As business goes transnational, so must the labor movement.
PERSONAL PERSPECTIVE : GOP Moderates Must Be Brothers' Keepers
Child Deaths Rise in Antelope Valley : Neglect: Geographic isolation, a lack of services and drug use are blamed for the alarming increase in fatal abuse cases.
CITY HALL ROUNDUP : Shopping for a category to keep the mall No. 1 in the Land
Couple Accused of Killing 2 Newborns
'Antiquated' Views vs. Modern Values
COMMENTARY ON THE BUSINESS CLIMATE : California Needs to Get Into the Competition for Companies : Other cities should follow the lead of Orange and others that have started programs to curb the exodus.
This Summer, Caring Is In, Carefree Out : * Many in O.C. Are Showing Their Compassionate Side
Giving It the Old College Try
Rising Hatred of Outsiders Revives Menacing Images : Germany: Attacks on foreigners and neo-Nazi politics, while on the fringe, are no longer isolated occurrences in a souring economy.
Happy Out-of-Labor Day, 1992 : Holiday: This year, a day honoring those unemployed who want to work seems a more appropriate celebration.
Obituaries - Sept. 6, 1992
Tollway Agency, Environmentalists Spar for Legal Edge : Court: Buoyed by recent Texas case, opponents of San Joaquin Hills corridor will ask federal judge to dismiss lawsuit filed against them in preemptive strike.
Fishing for Answers : Wildlife: Commercial anglers are scrambling to find ways to scare off hungry sea lions that are stealing fish off the lines. Get-tough measures include non-lethal weapons and dynamite, which has marine mammal advocates concerned.
Out There, Thriving
Courtesy Needs a Little Exercising Too : * With More People on the Fitness Trail, Consideration for Others Is More Important
COUNTYWIDE : 3 Suspects Arrested in Theft of Avocados
Were you one of those kids who...
BURBANK: The Burbank City Council will hold...
Deputy, Inmates Hurt in Jail Fights
TSAR SEARCH
Son of Executed Killer Faces Trial : Crime: It was a shock for Robert Alton Harris Jr. to learn the identity of his biological father. Now, he could get 30 years in prison if convicted of robbery.
Auto Workers End Walkout Against GM : Labor: Deal with Ohio UAW local will send 43,000 back to work after crippling strike. Top priority will be resuming production of the Saturn.
A Stripped-Down History of the Hot Rod
The Write Role . . . : . . . or an Ex-Crime Reporter Finds Success in Gritty Crime Fiction
Superman to Meet Death, but Is It the End?
Trial by Fireworks
Images of a Rain Forest Serve a Cause
ROAD NOTES
M. Oliver Koelsch; Federal Appeals Judge Since 1959
State Coastal Commission's Budget Slashed by 15% : Environment: Its funds cut by $833,000, the agency is also facing new anti-secrecy legislation awaiting Gov. Wilson's signature.
Some Like It Hot : Still Kandy-Colored and Tangerine-Flaked, the King of the Street Is Back--With a New Fleet of Fans
'Toons and Beyond
Temple Station on the Mend : Problem Deputies Hurt Image, but New Captain Is Inspiring Confidence
Moreau, Coppola to Receive Lifetime Awards in Venice
CHESS RESULTS : Fischer-Spassky Game 3 Ends in Draw
Charles L. Hudson; Ex-AMA President Warned of Smoking Danger
Positive Feedback : 2 O.C. Doctors Use Obscure Therapy on Children With Attention Disorder
THE DARK KNIGHT, DINOSAURS AND MORE : CABLE / BROADCAST
Veterans Blame Ailments on Kuwait Oil Fires
Bush Rolls Up His Sleeves for Labor Day Campaigning : Politics: President is using long weekend for a seven-state tour designed to highlight his programs. Health care is 'Republican issue,' he says.
Tragic, True Tale of Sex, Violence Behind Bars Resembles Grade B Movie : Prison: Women inmates report abuses at Georgia institution. Ten employees have been fired, and indictments are expected this fall.
South Pasadena : Water Rates Increase 54%
Is Clinton Getting a Free Press Ride? Give Me a Break
SPOTLIGHT / SATURDAY'S GAMES AT A GLANCE : NOTEWORTHY
Off Field, Faulk Is Silenced
Motor Sports
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL : After a Lean Year, 1992 Is Looking Like a Mean Year : Prep football: The Southland should again establish itself as a hotbed for talent with several blue-chip prospects.
AZTEC NOTEBOOK : Defense Contributes but Still Gives Up 443 Yards
COMMENTARY : Ashe Remains a Rare Athlete Who Connects With the Real World
Johnson Helps USC Escape With 31-31 Tie : College football: He throws four touchdown passes--three to Morton--to offset the rushing of San Diego State's Faulk.
Better Late Than Never for O'Brien
Clark's Spark Ignites Padres : Baseball: Outfielder's homer, diving catch key 5-3 victory over Cubs.
Wildcare Inc.: Hospital for Ailing Animals
PADRES UPDATE : NOTEBOOK : Worrell Throws First No-Hitter in History of Las Vegas Franchise
Mussina Shuts Down the Angels : Baseball: He gives up only five hits as the Orioles score their seventh consecutive victory, 4-1.
PREP FOOTBALL '92 / SOUTH COAST LEAGUE
Sigman, Hooper 1-2 in Saugus Main
BOXING / EARL GUSTKEY : Indications Are De La Hoya Joining Nelson
McEnroe Set for Courier in 4th Round
Drake Drives to Midget Win at Ventura
Leaders Emerge for Northridge in Soccer Victory
BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : ANGELS : This Time, Hathaway Has Last Laugh
Hall of Famer Billy Herman Is Dead at 83
COMMENTARY : Instant Replay Might Return Next Season
Names in the News - Sept. 6, 1992
DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE NFL : Cowboys Finally Sign Stepnoski
BIG TEN ROUNDUP : Louisville Almost Upsets Ohio State
'The Worst Feeling I've Ever Felt'
Redskins Are Not a Sure Thing
BIG EAST ROUNDUP : Boston College Finally Wins an Opener, 37-20
BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE MAJOR LEAGUES : Bowa a Candidate to Manage Marlins
Fullerton Feeling at Home : Titans: In the debut of their on-campus facility, they run away from CS Northridge, 28-7.
NAMES AND NUMBERS
COMMENTARY : The Baseball Pooh-bahs Are Still as Ugly as Ever
A Quick 133 Yards for Huskies' Star : Pacific 10: Kaufman opens with two long runs and helps No. 2 Washington beat Arizona State, 31-7.
AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP : A's Lack of Offense Brings Another Loss
PREP FOOTBALL '92 / SOUTH COAST LEAGUE
Hart, Agoura No. 1 in Cross-Country
The Party's in Their Own Back Yard : Titans: Crowd of 8,279 attends first football game in university's on-campus stadium. Parking lots alive with tailgate celebrations.
SOUTHEASTERN ROUNDUP : Granger Is Sharp in Texas A&M; Win
BIG WEST ROUNDUP : Daigle Leads Fresno State, 42-21
A's Cast Off a Slugger, Not a Slug
Former Nebraska Player Baldwin Shot by Police, Condition Critical
International Fun, on a Bun
Notes about your surroundings
State Coastal Commission's Budget Slashed 15% : Environment: The agency suffers the worst blow in its 20 years of existence, losing $833,000 in funds. It also faces an anti-secrecy bill awaiting the governor's approval.
SAN DIEGO : Sailor Recuperating From Surgery at Sea
SOUTH ROUNDUP : No. 4 Florida State Beats Duke in ACC Debut, 48-21
Torero Soccer Team Opens With Win Over Bakersfield
BASEBALL : Lovullo Goes Unrewarded Despite Surge
MacDONALD & EDDY
6 Become Ill After Breathing Fumes
2 Growers to Tour Former Soviet Union With Group : Agriculture: A 21-member delegation plans to visit four cities, spreading goodwill and farming information.
ESCONDIDO : Police to Conduct Sobriety Check
He's a Real Expert at Getting an Outrageous Message Across
Battle of Huntington Beach : Surfer-Angler Turf War at New Pier Escalating; City Sends In Peacekeeper
Jeremy Got His Gun
Instead of Razing Old House, They Raise It
Home Improvement : Cool, but Clammy? Here's How to Prevent It
Builders Find Right Product at Right Price Sells
KIDS ENDING HUNGER: What Can We Do?...
Being Manager Calls for Variety of Skills
DINOSAURS, SPITFIRES & SEA DRAGONS by...
NONFICTION - Sept. 6, 1992
The Writing Life - The Writer's Wife
Home Improvement : Get a Grip on Broken Bulb
FICTION
For 'No-Fly' Zone Pilots, Routine Is the Enemy : Iraq: Officials worry a flier might be downed and used as a hostage--just weeks before a U.S. presidential election.
No Magazine Today
Legislature Slashes State Coastal Commission's Budget by 15%
South Pasadena : Flag Lot Bid Rejected
Silent Film Sure to Have Sound of Laughter
PAGES : Making Book on Conspiracy Data
aaaaaaaah...Tahiti, the Temptress : A willing victim returns to be seduced again by the heart-stopping natural beauty of crystal blue lagoons, intense green peaks and colorful characters of Bora Bora, Moorea and other idyllic islands of French Ploynesia.
Long Days Put Agent on Top
THE NEW CITY by Lebbeus Woods...
No Better Blues : YOUR BLUES AIN'T LIKE MINE, By Bebe Moore Campbell (Putnam: $22.95; 332 pp.)
For Colleges, a Grim Lesson in Economics : Education: Students will pay more for tuition but have fewer courses available. Many will take longer to complete a degree, officials say.
Hearing Slated Into U.S. Role in 'Ivan' Case
Blacks Lead in Rejections for Home Loans
CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS / U.S. SENATE : It's Debate No. 1: Just What Is a Debate? : Politics: The candidates may not agree on what to call their get-togethers, but Boxer and Herschensohn will participate in four forums.
HBO's Mob Story : Movie takes an unflinching look at Teamster boss known for charm and corruption
Turning the Tide : Careers: Female lifeguards have gained a foothold in the male-dominated profession. But they still battle sexism--sometimes even from swimmers they are trying to help.
India Rail Crash Kills 41
It's Now a Matter of Principal : Colleagues Followed Different Roads to Their Latest Positions at Venice and Palisades Highs
Charles de Bretteville; Banker and Executive
Main Issue, Options Clear as Race Enters Stretch Run : Presidency: With the struggling economy on minds of most voters, they must decide to trust or change.
Sarajevo Aid Flights Stay on Hold Pending Probe of Plane Crash
Learning lessons about life through baseball on ABC's 'McGee and Me!'
Schism Drives Mexican Villagers From Homes : Exiles: Most are converts to Protestantism, and all challenged the status quo in their traditional Indian towns and paid a heavy price.
Blue-Collar Worker Profile and White-Collar Contrasts
Students Nominated for an Emmy
The Cool Language of Hot Rodding
Gardening : Bird's-Nest Fern Not Easy to Grow Inside
Thorn-Apple, By ELLEN BRYANT VOIGT
NONFICTION - Sept. 6, 1992
Immutable Feast : THE CONTINUAL PILGRIMAGE: American Writers in Paris, 1944-1960. By Christopher Sawyer-Laucanno (Grove Weidenfeld: $22.50; 320 pp.)
Gardening
Charles H. Dolson Jr.; Former Chairman of Delta Air Lines
Voters to Decide Fate of $27.4-Million School Bond Measure
Patrick W. Watson; Founded T'ai Chi Chuan School
Night-Walking on Ventura Blvd.? That's Entertainment
Mind Your Manners
Nation of Islam Security Patrol Hearing Set Sept. 15 : Permit: Both sides have heavily lobbied the Police Commission, which will decide the issue. Jewish groups decry the deal for the group linked to Louis Farrakhan to protect a Venice housing project.
Technicolor Time in New England as Neon-Bright Leaves Fall : Autumn : The foliage shows of the 'fifth season' are rarely matched elsewhere, thanks to variables of temperature, rainfall and Mother Nature's magic.
He's Still Standing
New albums are rated on a scale of one star (poor), two stars (fair), three stars (good) and four stars (excellent). : * 1/2 UGLY KID JOE "America's Least Wanted" Stardog/Mercury
Blues Without the Dues From the Brothers Marsalis : Items are rated on a scale of one star (poor) to four (excellent). : ** BRANFORD MARSALIS "I Heard You Twice the First Time" Columbia
Artistic Alchemy : George Herms' 'Secret Archives' is a walk through 30 years of transforming found objects and images into assemblage portraits
Pizza, Pasta--and Contorni
In Brief : New albums are rated on a scale of one star (poor), two stars (fair), three stars (good) and four stars (excellent).
ART : Leap of Faith : Is little-known Midwestern curator Michael Shapiro the best person to lead the L.A. County Museum of Art into the 21st Century?
In Brief : New albums are rated on a scale of one star (poor), two stars (fair), three stars (good) and four stars (excellent).
A look inside Hollywood and the movies. : One-on-One With Spike? Go for It
For La Mirada, Commercial's the Word
No. 1 Miami Gets to Easy Part, Romps Past No. 23 Iowa, 24-7
Baseball Gets Stripped Down in Steeltown
USC's Johnson Earns Himself a Passing Grade
LOVE BONE ALUMS: Pearl Jam, whose "Ten"...
The Star of That Other Austrian Fest
A look inside Hollywood and the movies. : THE ELVIS FILE : Maybe He's Really in 'Honeymoon'!
In Brief : Items are rated on a scale of one star (poor) to four (excellent).
POP MUSIC : The Non-Material Girl : Sinead O'Connor is back with a new album of torch songs. But, traditional ballads aside, she's still stormy.
'ModArte' Designs Wear Well for L.A. AIDS Hospice
In Brief : New albums are rated on a scale of one star (poor), two stars (fair), three stars (good) and four stars (excellent).
From Lawyer to Undercover Busboy, Back to Lawyer and on to Hollywood
Straight From the Harts : The son of playwright Moss brings a respectful rather than worshipful touch to his new revival of 'Light Up the Sky'
STAGE : The Juggler : Magic realist Jose Rivera, who writes for both stage and TV, likes to keep another ball in the air--the Latino cultural cause
In Brief : New albums are rated on a scale of one star (poor), two stars (fair), three stars (good) and four stars (excellent).
PRO FOOTBALL / THE NFL OPENERS : Rocky Road Awaits Them : Raiders: Schroeder, who had 16 passes intercepted last season, hopes he can rekindle his game in opener against Broncos today.
GROSSMONT 3-A LEAGUE PREVIEW : Skill Personnel Put Helix at Higher Level
Names in the News - Sept. 6, 1992
Arkansas Is Upset by The Citadel
Chargers Seek Victory to Set Tone for Ross Era : NFL: Kansas City visits for first season opener at home since 1986.
Declare a Homeless Emergency : With winter approaching, San Diego must clear the way to expand facilities
OXNARD : Dentist Is Arrested in Molestation Case
Previous Child Death Cases
2 Police Cars Collide During Chase
CATS: The American Cat Assn. and the...
INDEPENDENCE DAY: The Music Center will host...
Press Challenges Sealing of Some Court Records
If Labor Day Weekend Is Here, Is This the End of Summer or Not?
Camarillo in a Struggle Over Its Identity : Population: The city, a blend of suburbia and agriculture, has become the front line in a countywide battle over farmland preservation.
State Formula on Tax Funds Now Pays Off for San Diego : Finance: The system that once hurt San Diego County now cushions the blow as it suffers less than Los Angeles County from the slashed budget.
Roadwork: Major projects for the week of Sept. 6-12
City Seeks Proposals to Restore LAX Dunes : Ecology: Plans include clearing 200 acres to remove non-native plant species and developing a self-sustaining ecosystem.
COUNTYWIDE : CHP Arrests 14 in Sobriety Crackdown
ELECTIONS / VOTER REGISTRATION : Political Activists Launch Extensive Campaign to Get Latinos to the Polls
Battle Over Water Looms in Tecate
The Solution to California's Continuing Budget Woes Is--Yes--Political : Governance: The entire political system must be restructured if we are to save the 'soul of our state, who we are as a people.'
School Districts Fear Budget Will Lead to Funding Crisis in '93 : Education: Officials warn of more cuts next year due to inflation, rising enrollments and shrinking state funds.
SAN MARCOS : Driver Dies After Car Hits Light Pole
Authorities Say Intruders Shot and Robbed Executive of Cash, Cocaine : Crime: Founder of a Camarillo firm faces drug inquiry after he is released from a hospital.
Housing Project Club an Oasis of Fun, Learning : Harbor City: Tutoring and after-school program thrives on increasing help from private groups. For some children, it's an alternative to gangs.
COLUMN RIGHT / TOM BETHELL : This Time, Wilson Wasn't Bushwhacked : He got a presentable budget by refusing to be panicked into a tax-boosting consensus.
LOS ANGELES TIMES INTERVIEW : Helen Bernstein : Head of L.A.'s Teachers' Union Struggles With a Constricting Budget
Behind the Dollar's Steady Fall in Value Lie German Nightmares of Inflation : Currency: When the interest-rate gap between Berlin and Washington is greater than 6%, even Aunt Tillie moves her money to get a higher return.
California's Unions Set Agenda to Secure Labor's Future in America : Employment: Struggling against myriad challenges, the state's unions are trying to meet the needs of the society as a whole--not just their members.
Beijing Needs to Face Reality : Its policies irritate the world, and Taiwan isn't going away
Little India in Artesia--Why Not? : A community founded by immigrant groups could surely embrace one more
Release of 'Lost' Beatles Songs Reported
Child Laborers Still Exploited, Study Finds
Neo-Nazis Stage Attacks in 10 Cities
AIDS Hikes the Stakes in Her Bitter Divorce
A Home Designed for Elderly Pet Lovers
FRIED FREUD
Aerosol Bug 'Bombs' Explode in Apartment
SUPER LOTTO RESULTS: SEPT. 5
Maturing City Carries Planner's Imprint : Government: Matthew Boden generally shuns the spotlight, but those who know the community say the planning director's influence is everywhere.
Small Fire Forces 'Batman' Audience to Evacuate Show
He's Still Standing
Behind the 8 Ball : Pool Halls Shooting for a New, Upscale Image
Armenia Seeks Wheat From Old Foe Turkey
Jesse Jackson to Share Stage With Clinton
CALIFORNIA ALBUM : Troubled Waters : The conflict between surfers and fishermen at Huntington Beach Pier has led the city to assign a liaison officer to cool tempers and mediate disputes.
Red Tape Swamps Relief Agency
Retro : A Sure 'Bet'
Azusa : Firm, City Attorney Fired
Cleveland Symphony Loses Radio Sponsor
Holy marathon! The Family Channel is going...
Tubular Bells Ring Out in Sequel
Jack Ossofsky; Former National Council on Aging Official
Artist Recreates Injured Bodies for Court Cases
Twice Healed : It Was One in a Million When He Got Breast Cancer . . . Then His Wife Did, but Both Have Survived
Marathon Man (KCOP Sunday at 8 p.m.),...
Obstacle Course : Blacks Frequently Find Frustrating Roadblocks in Trying to Buy Houses
He Is Rising to New Heights in Volleyball : Paralympics: Although Tom Sestanovich is a newcomer to the sport, he has earned a berth on the U.S. team that is competing in Barcelona.
COMMENTARY : Are Video Lottery Terminals Boon, Bane?
LMU Wins Volleyball Tourney
PREP FOOTBALL '92 / SOUTH COAST LEAGUE : 1991 IN REVIEW
BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : DODGERS : For Wilson, It's Ecstasy and Agony
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PREVIEW : Crespi, Alemany Realistic About Title Prospects
SDSU Kicking Itself After Tie : College football: Aztecs, sparked by Faulk's 220 yards rushing, miss chances in final minute. USC manages 31-31 tie.
Volleyball
Titans Celebrate Grand Opening : College football: Crowd of 8,279 gives Fullerton a lift during 28-7 victory over Northridge.
MOTORCYCLING : Steve Lucero Qualifies for Nationals
PREP FOOTBALL '92 / SOUTH COAST LEAGUE
SOUTHWEST ROUNDUP : Sherrill Improves to 7-0 Against Texas
BIG EIGHT ROUNDUP : Grant, Again the Starter, Leads Nebraska, 49-22
GOLF / MAL FLORENCE : When Bradley Looks Back, It's With Smile
Only One Question Is Left Unanswered
Farmer Fizzles in Division II Debut
Toreros Edge Hayward in Season Opener
GOLF ROUNDUP : Brooks Is Leader in Milwaukee
Azusa Pacific Defeats Loyola in Soccer, 2-1
WESTERN ATHLETIC ROUNDUP : Nevada Given Rude Welcome to the Big Time
Names in the News - Sept. 6, 1992