For the Week of
May 13-19, 1999
Cover: High Lonesome
From show-biz hillbillies to singing cowboys... the secret history of country music in California.
Literary Quarterly
The Gay Golem: Gary Indiana delves into Andrew Cunanan's psyche; Maureen Orth reviles the homicidal homosexual.
Valley Visions: When the going gets wierd, the wierd end up in Colorado's San Luis Valley.
Into the Badlands: 'The Road to Kosovo' takes a horrific road trip.
News: Fire Alarm
As the Army burns Fort Ord, Monterey County residents watch their clear skies go up in smoke.
Uranium Cranium: Military deploys radioactive bullets in Balkans despite possible health risks.
Metropolis News Extras
- Los Gatos: Caltrans plans lane closures on southbound Highway 17.
- Saratoga: Council deadlocks on vote to eliminate two playfields.
- Campbell: Some shopkeepers say the Prunefest is the pits.
Public Eye: Pat Dando looks to succeed Assemblyman Jim Cunneen.
Phantom of the Sidewalk: The post-'Wars' generation follows the Force.
Midnight Man: Steve Wynn of Dream Syndicate delivers bittersweet, wryly spun songs on his second solo effort, 'My Midnight.'
Family Ring: June Carter Cash has a point of her own to make with 'Press On' album.
Electronica Goes Global: World music meets techno.
Puppet Show: 'The Phantom Menace' is more like a toy chest than a movie.
Family Trials: Australian justice isn't that funny, no matter how hard 'The Castle' tries
Basingstoke Blues: The minor, likeable 'Get Real' chronicles the perils a gay youth faces.
Perfectly Paolo's: Chef updates a San Jose classic.
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