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Renee Hanke of Burbank says that, after a long search, she finally found Gisele's, a Glendale dressmaker who also does hemstitching Gisele's is at 129 S Brand Blvd, (818) 240-1334. Presented monthly by hospital volunteers and a veteran obstetrics nurse, the free tour aims to prepare children-most between the ages of 3 and 5-for the experience of being a sibling. The earthquake caused $60 million in damage to private property in Whittier. Embroiled in Controversy The convent is embroiled in controversy with international Jewish organizations that say the convent shouldn't be there.

In Thursday's announcement of the cease-fire, Iraq said it would go into effect only provided that Iraq made the last attack It charged that Iran had initiated the war of the cities. Torres complained that he has not seen "any improvement" in the program since the auditor general's report. "The odds are some form of military aid with some restrictions will be approved" he told reporters. Batres led with 1,039 votes, according to unofficial results. Building the new embassy here, for example, will cost about $3. 6 million, the State Department said, and surveillance during construction will cost an additional $3 million. And their burden is becoming all the greater as women flood into jobs outside the home.

but I don't think we want it or we need it" said Ann Joynt, the project's most vocal critic and the only City Council member to vote against it. Deputies said one of the youths apparently had stolen a set of keys and used them to open the camp's gates. . Symms (R-Ida, a member of the tax-writing committee who has repeatedly expressed his opposition to overhauling the tax code. Carrie Miller sat in the comfortable family room of the Riverside home she shares with her husband, Saul, and, when they're home, their five children. He also is wanted in a $3. 6-million armored car robbery in 1984 in Ukiah, Calif, and is a suspect in the 1983 slaying of Denver radio talk show host Alan Berg. . Still, even if the auto companies forsake their less affluent truck buyers, it may be tough to get middle-class urban cowboys back into econoboxes. He already had shaved off several inches of polyurethane with an electric plane, a grinding motion that left his bare arms and legs coated in a fine powder.

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Several New Units Eighteen new nuclear plants are expected to be completed and licensed in the United States between now and 1990, according to a survey by the Atomic Industrial Forum, a nuclear trade group. "It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that the noise levels there would be a lot less than at our house" said Robbie Soltz, one of the complaining residents Allowed Little: "It might seem sneaky. The suit claimed that as many as 472 voters in precincts on the campus of UC Santa Cruz were not living there at the time of the election and thus cast illegal ballots. Scarlett was fascinating and exciting, but Melanie was lovely as well as reliable and dependable" 'I don't: The prince turned into a frog for a Newport Beach woman Saturday, when, after a priest asked her would-be husband if he would "take her for his wedded wife" he barked "no" and marched down the aisle with his family close behind. The provision, which would tax a child's unearned income above $2,000 a year at the parents' top rate, would affect an estimated 1. 5 million families and bring in about $1. 2 billion over the next five years. Blanket testing of military personnel and calls for the quarantining of AIDS patients are unnecessary and motivated by fear rather than fact, said the physician who spearheaded the research at New York's Montefiore Medical Center.