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Politics or No, Economy Will Rebound in '92

• Authors : By:JAMES FLANIGAN

• Source: Los Angeles Times, January 1, 1992 Business Home Edition, 3pp

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Democrats Diagnose Health Care Ills; Politics: Members of Congress return to their districts to hear constituents' views on cost and barriers to medical treatment as part of a plan to highlight reform.

• Authors : By:IRENE WIELAWSKI; VIRGINIA ELLIS

• Source: Los Angeles Times, January 15, 1992 Metro Home Edition, 4pp

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Wilder's Withdrawal Will Split the Black Vote, Observers Predict

• Authors : By:SAM FULWOOD III

• Source: Los Angeles Times, January 15, 1992 Main News Home Edition, 3pp

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Looking Back Through Eyes of Cartoonists; Hobbies: Stockbroker has collected 2,000 original editorial drawings. He feels they offer valuable lessons on American history.

• Authors : By:GREG BRAXTON

• Source: Los Angeles Times, February 8, 1992 Metro Home Edition, 3pp

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COUNTYWIDE; Panel Finds Candidates Below Par

• Authors : By:ERIC BAILEY

• Source: Los Angeles Times, March 10, 1992 Metro Orange County Edition, 3pp

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Maverick Bids Usually Lead to Dead-End; Parties: When independents begin to gain acceptance, major rivals historically expropriate their most potent ideas.

• Authors : By:SONNI EFRON

• Source: Los Angeles Times, March 22, 1992 Main News Home Edition, 2pp

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NEWS ANALYSIS; Tax Cut Appears Stalled for Remainder of Campaign; Economy: Bush and Democratic Congress both seem intent on keeping the subject in play as a political issue.

• Authors : By:ART PINE

• Source: Los Angeles Times, March 22, 1992 Main News Home Edition, 3pp

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A CITY IN CRISIS; Clinton: Parties Fail to Attack Race Divisions; Politics: The Democratic presidential candidate will visit Los Angeles to talk about the crisis with community leaders and civic officials.

• Authors : By:RONALD BROWNSTEIN

• Source: Los Angeles Times, May 3, 1992 Main News Home Edition, 3pp

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AFTER THE RIOTS: THE SEARCH FOR ANSWERS; Bush Reaction to Riots Splits Republicans; Unrest: President is urged to soften approach, support serious new efforts to address the racial and social problems underlying the disorders.

• Authors : By:JACK NELSON

• Source: Los Angeles Times, May 8, 1992 Main News Home Edition, 4pp

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Politicians Rally Around Plan to Balance Budget

• Authors : By:JAMES RISEN; KAREN TUMULTY

• Source: Los Angeles Times, May 17, 1992 Main News Home Edition, 7pp

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High Court Delays Clinic Protection Vote

• Authors : By:DAVID G. SAVAGE

• Source: Los Angeles Times, June 9, 1992 Main News Home Edition, 2pp

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GAO Says Bush Trying to Ease Bank Oversight; Finance: The testimony by Charles Bowsher sparks partisan fireworks at a Senate hearing.

• Authors : By:ROBERT A. ROSENBLATT

• Source: Los Angeles Times, June 10, 1992 Business Home Edition, 3pp

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WATERGATE: Then and Now; The break-in that led to President Richard M. Nixon's resignation occurred 20 years ago Wednesday. Here are some of the main players in the scandal.

• Authors : By:Compiled by Norman Kempster and Chris Erskine / Los Angeles Times

• Source: Los Angeles Times, June 16, 1992 Main News Home Edition, 4pp

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A Taste of Perotism on Jury Duty

• Authors : By:BILL BOYARSKY

• Source: Los Angeles Times, June 17, 1992 Metro Home Edition, 3pp

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MIA Disclosure a Political Shock; Vietnam War: Yeltsin's assertions could create problems for Bush and complicate U.S. aid for Moscow.

• Authors : By:KAREN TUMULTY

• Source: Los Angeles Times, June 17, 1992 Main News Home Edition, 4pp

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Goodby Sound Bites, Hello Sounding Boards

• Authors : By:RICK DU BROW

• Source: Los Angeles Times, June 19, 1992 Calendar Home Edition, 4pp

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Standing Alone; Politics: Vermont has always liked mavericks, and now it has one in Congress--socialist Bernie Sanders, who answers only to himself.

• Authors : By:ELIZABETH MEHREN

• Source: Los Angeles Times, July 15, 1992 View Home Edition, 7pp

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Eagleburger Seeking to Insulate Foreign Policy From Politics

• Authors : By:From a Times Staff Writer

• Source: Los Angeles Times, August 25, 1992 Main News Home Edition, 1pp

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Frustrations Linger as Congress Draws to Close; Capitol: Scandal, gridlock mark session. As lawmakers head home, anti-incumbent sentiment breeds anxiety.

• Authors : By:MICHAEL ROSS

• Source: Los Angeles Times, October 8, 1992 Main News Home Edition, 6pp

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'92 POLITICAL PERSPECTIVE; Ripe Year for a Shake-Up in the House; Economic woes, gridlock and the chamber's own scandals are among forces driving some of the most hotly contested races.

• Authors : By:ART PINE; WILLIAM J. EATON

• Source: Los Angeles Times, October 29, 1992 Main News Home Edition, 6pp

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'92 NATIONAL ELECTIONS; Congress Due for a Run on Fast Track in January

• Authors : By:WILLIAM J. EATON; MICHAEL ROSS

• Source: Los Angeles Times, November 5, 1992 Main News Home Edition, 6pp

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'92 NATIONAL ELECTIONS; NEWS ANALYSIS; Parties' Dilemma: Government Role; Policy: Democrats have a great opportunity to show that the leadership can still solve problems. But there are formidable obstacles.

• Authors : By:ROBERT SHOGAN

• Source: Los Angeles Times, November 5, 1992 Main News Home Edition, 4pp

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Clinton Calls for Continuity Until January, Reassures Allies; White House: President-elect begins planning the transition of power. He seeks to send a message that he is moving swiftly on nation's economic concerns, aide says.

• Authors : By:CATHLEEN DECKER

• Source: Los Angeles Times, November 5, 1992 Main News Home Edition, 5pp

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POLITICS; THE TRANSITION TIMETABLE

• Source: Los Angeles Times, November 12, 1992 Main News Home Edition, 2pp

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Clinton Working to Build Consensus on Policy Ideas; Transition: Aides say he will confer with Congress on key issues, fill Cabinet posts before developing agenda.

• Authors : By:RONALD BROWNSTEIN

• Source: Los Angeles Times, November 12, 1992 Main News Home Edition, 4pp

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Bush Hesitant to Take Action in Final Weeks; Presidency: He does not want to push issues that might cause problems for new Administration. Meanwhile, he weighs whether to deliver a farewell speech.

• Authors : By:JAMES GERSTENZANG

• Source: Los Angeles Times, November 18, 1992 Main News Home Edition, 3pp

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Bedeviling the GOP; With 'Stealth' Candidates, Tight Discipline and Cash, the Religious Right Dominated the Republican Agenda. Now, the Battle's On for the Party's Soul -- and Its Future.

• Authors : By:MICHAEL D'ANTONIO Michael D'Antonio is a New York-based writer whose last article; for this magazine dealt with the crisis in children's health care. His; most recent book, "Heaven on Earth," was published earlier this year by

• Source: Los Angeles Times, November 29, 1992 Los Angeles Times Magazine Home Edition, p. 28 14pp

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The Season to Be Jolly Finds Capital Quiet, Bleak and Utterly Un-Merry; Republicans: As Little Rock bustles with activity of a new Administration taking shape, Washington is a near ghost town in politics and tourism.

• Authors : By:JAMES GERSTENZANG

• Source: Los Angeles Times, December 17, 1992 Main News Home Edition, 4pp

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For Local Athletics, It's Time for a Change

• Authors : By:MIKE PENNER

• Source: Los Angeles Times, January 20, 1993 Sports Orange County Edition, 3pp

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Naysayers Plot Their Path to Future Glory; Opponents: Perotists, conservatives and those on the fringe converge on the Democrats' party and look to '96 as Clinton cautions on using anger wisely.

• Authors : By:PAUL HOUSTON; PATT MORRISON

• Source: Los Angeles Times, January 20, 1993 Home Edition, 4pp

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Key Challenges Await Clinton--if He Is to Achieve Greatness; Presidency: History shows a leader's goals, his dialogue with country and his dealings with Congress can help make him 'as big a man as he can be.'

• Authors : By:DOYLE McMANUS

• Source: Los Angeles Times, January 20, 1993 Home Edition, 6pp

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The First 100 Days; Where will Bill Clinton start? As he takes office this week, he will face an in-box crowded with issues domestic and foreign. Here's a look at the top 10 questions facing the new President in his first months:

• Authors : By:DAVID LAUTER

• Source: Los Angeles Times, January 20, 1993 Home Edition, 4pp

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NEWS ANALYSIS; Clash With Nunn Becomes Test of Power for Clinton

• Authors : By:DAVID LAUTER

• Source: Los Angeles Times, January 28, 1993 Home Edition, 4pp

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Battle Lines Form as Democrats and GOP Come Out Punching; Reaction: Majority party aware it mustn't break ranks if the most controversial programs are to pass.

• Authors : By:WILLIAM J. EATON; MICHAEL ROSS

• Source: Los Angeles Times, February 18, 1993 Home Edition, 5pp

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NEWS ANALYSIS; Plan Aims at New Coalition for Democrats

• Authors : By:DAVID LAUTER

• Source: Los Angeles Times, February 18, 1993 Home Edition, 5pp

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WASHINGTON INSIGHT

• Authors : By:PAUL HOUSTON; WILLIAM J. EATON

• Source: Los Angeles Times, February 22, 1993 Home Edition, 1pp

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Clinton Bashes Lobbyists, but They Like It Just Fine; The Capitol Hill advocates know that the President's message of change means even more business for them from nervous clients.

• Authors : By:KAREN TUMULTY

• Source: Los Angeles Times, March 2, 1993 Home Edition, 3pp

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Key Democrats in House Back New Deficit Cuts

• Authors : By:WILLIAM J. EATON; KAREN TUMULTY

• Source: Los Angeles Times, March 9, 1993 Home Edition, 4pp

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Aspin Denies Dellums Was Singled Out in Base Closings

• Authors : By:WILLIAM J. EATON

• Source: Los Angeles Times, March 15, 1993 Home Edition, 2pp

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L.A.'S NEW GAY MUSCLE; WITH BIG BUCKS AND CONNECTIONS, THE LOCAL GAY COMMUNITY IS CHANGING POLITICS NATIONWIDE

• Authors : By:BETTINA BOXALL

• Source: Los Angeles Times, March 28, 1993 Los Angeles Times Magazine Home Edition, p. 27 14pp

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NEWS ANALYSIS; Clinton's Fortunes May Rise or Fall on Filibuster; Senate: Lawmakers say if GOP can block President's stimulus plan, the rest of his policy agenda may also fail.

• Authors : By:KAREN TUMULTY; JAMES RISEN

• Source: Los Angeles Times, April 7, 1993 Home Edition, 5pp

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GOP Calls It Pork but Democrats Call It Bacon; Republicans say stimulus plan is payoff to mayors, busts budget. Rivals insist projects will help communities.

• Authors : By:HOWARD LIBIT

• Source: Los Angeles Times, April 14, 1993 Home Edition, 3pp

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Black Lawmakers Impatient With Clinton; Policy: Disappointment stems from the Administration's seeming inattention to the problems of Africa and Caribbean island-nations.

• Authors : By:NORMAN KEMPSTER

• Source: Los Angeles Times, April 17, 1993 Home Edition, 4pp

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Dole Rejects Clinton's Offer to Cut Jobs Bill by $4 Billion

• Authors : By:JAMES RISEN; KAREN TUMULTY

• Source: Los Angeles Times, April 17, 1993 Home Edition, 5pp

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GOP Senator Offers Job Bill Compromise; Budget: Hatfield proposes slicing at least $7 billion off Clinton's $16.3-billion economic stimulus package. No sign yet of an agreement.

• Authors : By:JAMES RISEN; WILLIAM J. EATON

• Source: Los Angeles Times, April 20, 1993 Home Edition, 3pp

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Voters Get Inside Look at Reality of Deficit Cutting

• Authors : By:HOWARD LIBIT

• Source: Los Angeles Times, April 20, 1993 Home Edition, 2pp

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Democrats Drop Stimulus Package in Clinton Defeat; Congress: White House compromises fail to end Senate GOP filibuster over $16.3-billion bill. Setback may signal trouble for other parts of President's agenda.

• Authors : By:WILLIAM J. EATON; KAREN TUMULTY

• Source: Los Angeles Times, April 22, 1993 Home Edition, 4pp

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NEWS ANALYSIS; Agony at the Top: Bosnia May Be a Clinton Vietnam

• Authors : By:DOYLE McMANUS

• Source: Los Angeles Times, April 29, 1993 Home Edition, 5pp

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NEWS ANALYSIS; Words, Deeds Often Clash in Clinton's First 100 Days; Government: President has been an effective voice for his causes, but his ability to deliver remains in doubt.

• Authors : By:DAVID LAUTER

• Source: Los Angeles Times, April 29, 1993 Home Edition, 7pp

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Health Care Reform May Depend on Tactical Skills of Waxman, Stark

• Authors : By:KAREN TUMULTY

• Source: Los Angeles Times, May 6, 1993 Home Edition, 2pp

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