- SIMI VALLEY : County Backs State Status for Cemetery
- ORANGE COUNTY VOICES : Clouding Issues on Smoking Bans
- O.C. Diver Spears Big Fish Off Baja, Vanishes : Disappearance: Companions say he failed to swim back to boat after spearing a 100- to 125-pound grouper.
- Mobil Adviser Has Spent $245,000
- How Sweet Was My Pizza
- Embraisable Ewe
- GOINGS ON SANTA BARBARA : Talk Is in the Air : A variety of events in the coming week will delve into the psyches of both males and females.
- Almost-Bride Shoots Her Intended, Gets Probation
- L.A. FIESTA BROADWAY : Producer Has Varied Background
- 28 Newport-Mesa Schools Share Alike--Up to a Point : Education: Well-off district parcels out tax money equally but parental involvement brings big disparities.
- In Russian Parliament, Hard-Liners Blink First : Power struggle: Yeltsin wins a murky mandate on his economic reforms as his young team triumphs. The political feuding had put new policies on hold.
- Ethnic Diversity Is an Election Winner : Politics: City-by-city results are mixed, with most incumbents gaining reelection. Women, young candidates do well in some races.
- Unified School District Wins Approval; 4 School Board Incumbents Reelected
- Hawaiian Gardens : Funeral Set for Candidate Killed in Hit-Run Accident
- Centuries Can't Erase Chalkboard's Role in Teaching Students
- Fund-Raiser Issues Passports to Paradise
- MUSIC PHISH : Phine Phun : Four jazzy rockers tour in support of their big-label debut, 'A Picture Of Nectar.'
- ANTELOPE VALLEY : Public Transit Contract Awarded
- Far-Out City : Quirkiness Comes With the Territory in Relatively New Santa Clarita
- Malfunction Causes Cox to Go Off Air
- OXNARD : Flynn Urges Local Home for Veterans
- DANA POINT : Residents Foiled in Duel Over Fence
- VENTURA : Courthouse Vigil to Protest Executions
- Workers Say Managers Knew About Bad Parts : Probe: They tell FBI that top Air Industries officials were aware that tests were falsified and key components defective.
- Libya Draws the World's Ire : U.N. takes precedential stand against international terrorism
- Another Two Bite the Dust : Recession: Security Pacific Frost Trinen and the brokerage arm of Norris Beggs & Simpson join list of casualties from real estate slump.
- ELECTIONS : Anti-Incumbent Backlash at Ballot Box : Politics: About a dozen officeholders lose reelection bids. Latinos continue to make big gains, capturing nearly a third of the new seats in 19 city council races.
- HOLIDAY DINING : More Than Eggs Being Offered on Restaurants' Easter Menus
- For Chamber Head, a Turbulent Ride : Civic affairs: Brooke Knapp abruptly quit the troubled group. Then, just as abruptly, the pioneer aviator and businesswoman returned.
- POP : Musicians Use Gift of Gab in 'Their Own Words'
- Deadly Sunken Cargo Recovered by Crane
- Unless They're Chocolate, Skip Easter Bunnies
- SPLIT DECISIONS : Laguna Youth Theatre Examines the Byproducts of Divorce in Companion One-Acts
- RESULTS OF LOCAL ELECTIONS
- Council to Study Enforcing Ban on Camping in Parks : Homeless: The city attorney has called it an oppressive law. One of his critics on the council is seeking a showdown to see how the measure will be prosecuted.
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- Exotic Blood Oranges Worth Gushing About
- Former San Diego Preacher Pleads Guilty to Tax Fraud Charges
- SEAL BEACH : Limits on Alcohol Extended by Council
- Report Cites Problems in Emergency Services : Medical: The study urges the hiring of more personnel to monitor private ambulance operators.
- IRVINE : Campus Houses Get Initial Council OK
- Ford Seeks Half of Mazda's U.S. Manufacturing Subsidiary
- TOURISM : A Right Neighborly Gift Graces Entrance to Wild Bill's Dinner House
- Meat Loaf, Pumpkin Butter
- Russia May Get Aid by Summer : Transfusion: The IMF expects to provide up to $50 billion to the former Soviet republics.
- $27 Million Raised in Race for Senate Seats : Politics: Despite fears, weak economy has not limited campaign donations, according to candidates' reports.
- Manufacturing in O.C. Shrinks but Is Up Nationally : Economy: A better second quarter is expected locally. Businessmen are more confident than this time last year.
- ETHNIC COOK : Lessons of a Sicilian Grandmother
- A Rabbit Tale
- Rising to the Occasion
- Que Pasa? : PEOPLE
- SPORTS BRIEFS : Scholar-Athletes at 3 Schools Honored
- Asst. Chief Seeks to Retire on Stress Disability : Law enforcement: Official went on sick leave while being investigated by the city.
- Bond Calls on Buchanan to Quit California Race : Republicans: The GOP chief says challenger will not be allowed to address the convention unless he backs Bush. Candidate's camp reacts bitterly.
- Chilean Carnegie : Library Project Takes Page From Philanthropist's Book
- Her life may read like a bad soap, but Beverly Hills broker Elaine Young says that after six marriages and a cosmetic surgery nightmare she's . . . : Down, but Not Out
- High Life: A WEEKLY FORUM FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS : Sunny Hills Honored for Journalism
- Hardly Hellish : Hellhole Canyon Is a Lovely Place to Go Hiking in the Spring
- CITIES WATCH : Pay Now, or Later
- O.C. Tax Procrastinators Play the Waiting Game : Deadline: Last-minute filers scurry to post offices, where they encounter lines--long ones.
- Judge Suppresses King's Marijuana Test : LAPD Trial: Defense may not disclose evidence of drug. Testimony in case is concluded.
- THOUSAND OAKS : Tax Foes Offer Fake Checks for Officials
- Pulling Housing Opportunity Out of a Hat in Poway : Drawing: Woman is elated when her family is one of 30 eligible for affordable housing in the affluent town.
- AMR Corp., parent of American Airlines, reported...
- Eat Five, They're Small
- BOOK REVIEW : PRIMITIVE PEOPLE <i> by Francine Prose</i> , Farrar Straus & Giroux, $20; 228 pages : 'Primitive People' Lacks Depth of Irony
- New Outlet Helps Grads, Brides Save on Gowns
- The Arroyo Seco Earth Festival will feature 150 exhibits and 14 "theme villages."
- Dollar Has Spiritual Value, Rabbi Says
- Simple, Fresh Italian Cooking at La Nonna
- Bellflower : City Disputes Overpayment Amount Given to Retirees
- A summary of significant Los Angeles City Hall decisions affecting the Westside in the past week. : CITY COUNCIL
- Winnie Mandela Resigns ANC Post : South Africa: She had been under fire after she was convicted in a kidnaping and assault case last year.
- Naming Overdraft Writers Stirs Concern : Ethics: House members brace for public backlash as committee prepares to release today the final list of check abusers.
- $9 Million for Restoration of Wilderness Park Gets OK : Preservation: The land includes parts of the rustic Cook and Dunsmuir canyons. It provides key access to nearby hiking and equestrian trails.
- Fountain Valley Teen Struck, Killed by Train
- GUATAY : 3 Ordered to Stand Trial in Slayings
- El Segundo Schools Again Fail to Get Enough Parcel Tax Votes
- Hill & Knowlton Names Hartwig President; He Will Remain in L.A.
- Licking Envelope Printing Problems
- Food to Dye With
- BOOK REVIEW : In Praise of Common Foods : Chicken Dinners, <i> By Lorraine Bodger (Harmony Books: $19; 166 pp.)</i> : A Passion for Potatoes, <i> By Lydie Marshall (HarperCollins: $13; 248 pp.)</i>
- White House Credit Union Saddled with Loan Losses : Politics: The Administration says it has no say in the accounts. Comparison to House bank is called invalid.
- ELECTIONS : Dissatisfied Voters Turn Against Incumbents as Latinos Make Big Gains : Politics: About a dozen officeholders lose reelection bids. Latinos continue to make big gains, capturing nearly a third of the new seats in 19 city council races.
- FBI Hunts 3 'Raiders' Bank Bandits : Crime: The men, named for their black clothing, are suspected in five holdups in which shots have been fired and customers and employees roughed up.
- Exercise Safeguards to Prevent Workout Injuries
- THEATER REVIEW 'TWO ROOMS' : Hostage Crisis : A PCPA Theaterfest production makes the fear, rage and frustration of terrorists' captives become unsettlingly tangible.
- ELECTIONS : Edgerton Loses, 2 Incumbents in Runoffs : Politics: Voter discontent is apparent in rejection of a 17-year City Council veteran and support given to 2 newcomers who will again challenge Councilmen Thomas Clark and Clarence Smith.
- NEWSBITES / BEVERLY BUSH SMITH : Slades Joins Fashion Island Eateries
- COMMUNITY : 'American Me' Depicts Reality, Filmgoers Say
- Sapori Trattoria Is a Clone With a Mind of Its Own
- Stepping Out With the Family Ferragamo
- Conservatives Gain, but Liberals Still Hold Arcata Council
- Downey : Inquiry Into Use of Money From Utility Tax for Police
- William E. MacFaden Dies; Was Superior Court Judge
- Suspect in 1981 Attempted Slayings Held
- Democratic Party Snubs Reiner, Backs Garcetti
- Off-On Battle Is On Again: Lingerie Shop Stays Open : Courts: Brea vows to refile 288 criminal counts against owners of alleged 'peep show' business as agreed-upon deadline to shut it down passes.
- FILLMORE : 2 Firms Picked to Revamp Downtown
- Jump in Long-Distance Calling Helps Boost AT&T;'s Profit 16.6%
- Signs of Sluggish Revival
- Violent Attacks in Kenya Are Scaring Off the Tourists : Africa: Publicity abroad on security problems in game parks hurts the industry. Recession also is a factor.
- ELECTIONS : Challenger Narrowly Beats Hecht by Cashing In on Voter Discontent
- Applications Available for Ford/Pele Grants
- Bishops Let Brazilians Eat Meat This Week
- Trading Places : Education: Parents become Oak Park High School students for a day. They discover just how grueling it can be to race from class to class and deal with other demands of campus life.
- Peru's Ex-President Is Charged as Fujimori Tightens His Grip
- Lakewood : 3 Arrested in Murder of Man in Mall Parking Lot
- 'Isn't There Something We Can Do?' Yes, Father Greg Says
- Via Valmonte Will Remain Open
- ENERGY
- Gannett Co. reported a 10.8% rise in...
- Long Beach : Hearing Slated on Funding for Street, Sidewalk Repairs
- Moms-to-Be Must Gain Weight Carefully : Health: Sound nutrition is important to mother and child, and a sensible diet makes post-pregnancy weight loss easier and faster.
- Santa Monica : 20% Water Cutback Ends
- Green and Dry : Residents have adapted to drought conditions by making changes, some of which are permanent. Now we have to keep it up.
- Plans for Harris Execution Renew National Debate : Capital punishment: Attention focuses on California, which has not put anyone to death in 25 years. Some believe it will set pattern for other states.
- Results of Tuesday's Elections in the San Gabriel Valley
- 1991 Handbook Carries Wrong Set of Tax Tables : IRS: Faulty schedule in Spanish-language publication could result in overpayments to Uncle Sam of as much as $373.
- COUNTYWIDE : Israeli Nuclear Ban Urged by Journalist
- 2 Women Injured in Head-On Crash That Closes Off Laguna Canyon Road
- Soft drink giant Coca-Cola Co. reported a...
- Doing the Discount Shuffle
- Glendale : Armenian School Expansion
- Baby Theresa's Gift: Debate Over Organ-Harvesting Laws
- N. Korea's Kim Celebrates His 80th Birthday
- Another Retiree Strikes It Rich on Visit to Japan
- Fairfax : Farmers Market Delay
- ARCHITECTURE : UCLA's Royce Hall: Shining Star in Ensemble of Sensuous Masses
- Russians, Ukrainians Fail to Meet on Black Sea Fleet
- 'Millie's Book' Sends Bushes' Income Soaring
- Caltrans to Erect Screens at Work Site to Protect Nesting Swallows : Santa Clara River: The giant pieces of mesh will allow the $15.7-million bridge project to proceed during the mating season.
- MEDIA
- The Ham Study Program
- Clinton Must Shift Focus of Public Eye, Analysts Say : Politics: Candidate's main task is to blunt character issue and sharpen attack on Bush, observers contend.
- L.A. FIESTA BROADWAY : L. A. Fiesta Showcases a Variety of Talent
- Arroyo Student Wins Regional Citizen Bee
- Teaching Assistants Get Boost Up Career Ladder : Program Offers Academic, Social and Financial Aid to Help Latinos Advance to Teaching Jobs
- Rolling Stone Gang Gives Aging Macho Guys a Voice
- SEAL WATCHING : Safely Harbored : A volunteer group protects the mammals from human disturbance during pupping season.
- Glendale : Orr Prosecutors File Appeal
- 10-Year-Old Rescues Two Siblings From House Fire
- Holocaust Survivors Tell Students of Genocide Horrors
- BELL : Student Shot in Head on His Way to School
- Janssen Vows to Make Up for Hickey Severance Pay
- COUNTYWIDE : Sewer Line Work Will Slow Traffic
- GARDEN GROVE : Festival May Get Quieter Electricity
- Rangers Welcome Angels' Valera, 3-2
- Ballester Proves Worthy of Start for Monroe, 6-1
- Birthday Party in the Winner's Circle
- BASEBALL ROUNDUP : Dana Hills Stops Fullerton in Anaheim Lions Final
- HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP : Aragon Pitches Channel Islands to Tournament Title
- Simi Valley Comeback Ends Whiteville's Win Streak
- Tyson to Serve Time in Youth Center
- Ward Proves Worth : Padres: Journeyman, almost sent to Las Vegas this week, hits game-winning home run against Giants.
- Diving
- Harvard's Richards Throws No-Hitter
- 'Passion of Christ': An Easter Present From Getty : * Art: Paintings of the 16th-Century artist Simon Bening depict Christ as an intensely human figure.
- Police Seize Fourth Man in Mile Square Park Murder
- BURBANK : Traffic Signals to Be Synchronized
- ELECTIONS : Voter Turnout Low, Council Turnover High in Many Races : Politics: Anti-incumbent sentiment is evident in Manhattan Beach, Lawndale, El Segundo and Avalon. Growth plans are also an issue in some cities.
- Students No Soft Sell for Clinton
- Frampton: Alive and Kicking : At Coach House, He Shows All His Performing Faculties Are Intact
- On Way to Work, Sheriff's Investigator Stops to Pick Up a Robbery Suspect
- 100 DAYS TO THE OLYMPICS : El Negro Becomes Nightmare to Barcelona Games : Olympics: City of Banyoles won't put away display of stuffed bushman that many consider offensive.
- COLUMN LEFT : Congress: a Job Without a Future : The shift of federal roles and spending to the states cuts prospects for political careerists.
- USD Got Early Jump on Freshman Talent : Basketball: Toreros are upbeat about the potential of their newest recruiting class.
- Nuggets Make Things Tougher on the Lakers : Pro basketball: Denver comes back from 13-point deficit to beat L.A., 110-107.
- MSL Seats Too Empty in Playoffs
- COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Banuelos Provides Spark for Pierce's Run to Title
- NBA ROUNDUP : Parish, Bagley Step Up for Celtics in Victory
- BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : DODGERS : Slumping Strawberry: I Feel Fine
- Enomoto, Ibarra Double Up to Lift Mission Bay
- STAGE REVIEW : Some Fancy Footwork in Boxing Saga
- Kings Pay Tribute to Hrudey : Hockey: Goalie's steadying influence earns him selection as team's most valuable player.
- Fund Raiser: Marshall High School of Falls...
- After Cyclists Attack, the Name Is a Natural
- COMMUNITY COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Rancho Santiago's Fontana Improves Record to 10-0
- FISHING / DAN STANTON : Barracuda and Bonito Move to the Surface
- Real-Life Multiculturalism : UC Irvine program deserves a look by other universities
- HUNTINGTON BEACH : Mix-Up on Carcasses Is Blamed on Error
- Riptides Posing Threat to Beach-Goers : Recreation: Storms of winter have left their mark on the sea floor along the coastline.
- SDSU's Assistant AD Taylor Leaves for Private Business
- Monte Vista Pulls Off Upset to Win AAA Division
- Shot Heard 'Round the County: Westminster baseball...
- Top Runners Wilson, Shaw Choose Colleges
- ABC Still Defending Its Brown Story : * Television: Officials at other major TV news outlets say they wouldn't have pursued the drug-related tale. Some blame the fierce competition among the networks.
- Today, Burbank; Next, the World
- UPPER DECK TOURNAMENT : Tustin Again Falters in Semifinal Round
- NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Gooden, Mets Are Shaping Up
- Top Players in No Hurry to Sign
- Sixth Inning Perfect Time for Sixth Sense
- Kingpin of Junior Bowling : Royal High Senior Robert Smith Sets Blistering Pace With an Average of 210
- NHL ROUNDUP : Islanders Celebrate Arbour's Record
- COLLEGE DIVISION / MITCH POLIN : Azusa Pacific Has Turned Up Its Game a Notch
- CHILDREN'S THEATER REVIEW : The Grove Tells Tales of the Young Bard : 'William of Stratford' Commingles Fact, Fiction to Offer Glimpse Into Shakespeare's Life
- Marina Defeats Grossmont in Final
- Extradition Effort in Murder Case Wanes : Courts: Man wanted in hired killing has been held in Guadalajara, but a Mexican court rejected a warrant for him without explanation.
- TENNIS ROUNDUP : Home Court No Advantage for McNeil Against Majoli
- Impassioned Missions : Director Joffe's 'City of Joy' Faced Obstacles at Home, Abroad
- Rock 'n' Roller Singing a Different Tune : * Stage: Adam Ant is producing the rock saga 'Be Bop A Lula,' opening tonight at Theatre/Theater.
- AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Blue Jays' Henke, Nearly at Full Strength, Saves Game for Key, 2-0
- Soccer
- Pitcher Has Found the Silva Lining : Preps: Although he's not overpowering, the Redondo right-hander leads the area in strikeouts. His magical pitch is a slider.
- BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE MAJOR LEAGUES : Reds' Morris Sidelined for 4-6 Weeks
- Jurisprudence
- Gymnastics
- ART REVIEWS : Feats of Feminist Anger
- Ledbetter Earns Another Chance to Improve in Olympic Sailing
- MISSION VIEJO : Disaster Plan Likened to War Aid
- Dave Elecciri, former head football coach at...
- JAZZ REVIEW : Bill Holman's Touch of Class
- Brown's Judge Appointments
- Poor Patients Get Quality Care at Public Hospitals
- Abortion Controversy
- Vets for the Border Patrol
- LULAC Clarifies Stand on Voting Proposal
- Abortion Controversy
- Private Trips
- Brown's Judge Appointments
- Lotto Winner
- Brown's Judge Appointments
- A Penny Saved
- Private Trips
- Crimes Reported to the LAPD
- Tax Collection
- Golf Not Ojai's Dream
- Abortion Controversy
- Abortion Controversy
- Abortion Controversy
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- TELEVISION - April 16, 1992
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- Ham in a Hurry
- PRICE IS RIGHT: It may not be...
- PEERLESS WORK: It wasn't part of Huntington...
- JUST THE FAX: It's the latest in...
- QUIET DOWN: When county officials recently rejected...
- Philadelphia Chief to Head LAPD : Police: Willie L. Williams will be first black to head department and first outsider since 1949. 'He's the best,' Police Commission President Stanley Sheinbaum says.
- Brown Had Ties to Large Producer of Nuclear Waste : Environment: Candidate says he did not know of controversy on low-level materials, proposed dump site.
- Encouraging Study Sparks Leisure World Cityhood Bid : Incorporation: Laguna Hills community could be financially independent, yearlong analysis shows. Leaders launch drive.
- Ex-USC President James Zumberge Dies : Education: The former Antarctic explorer who led the university to academic respectability, was 68 and had retired last year.
- 2 More Arrested in Fatal Shooting
- MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS : Growth Still the Issue in North L.A. County
- PacTel to Study Spinoff of Core Phone Firms : Telecommunications: Such a move might enhance its position, making it more competitive by enabling it to offer a greater range of services.
- The Fast Fast
- Wilson Hears Pleas, Weighs Fate of Harris : Capital punishment: Governor takes emotional testimony from victims' families, death penalty foes.
- Both Sides in City Charter War Hail Selection : Perspectives: Factions fighting over ballot measure that would give mayor more control over LAPD say Williams is symbol of their views.
- Caterpillar Bars Returning Workers From Factories : Labor: The company says some employees will not be rehired because of their actions during strike. Talks may be harmed.
- NEWS ANALYSIS : Job Will Be an Uphill Fight for Williams
- Officers Are Divided on Department's New Boss
- Ethnic Diversity Is an Election Winner : Representation: Candidates of Latino and Asian heritage who stressed mainstream issues fared well, in most cases replacing Anglos.
- Philadelphia Supporters Laud Williams as Reformist
- Source of Brown Drug Charge Emerges : Campaign: Former State Police veteran repeats his accusations on network news. The Californian again flatly denies the allegations.
- * Vakhtang Chabukiani; Soviet Dancer, Choreographer
- Foods Tied to Potentially Fatal Infection : Health: Researchers identify soft Mexican-style cheeses, deli items and undercooked chicken as prime suspects for transmitting listeriosis, an intestinal illness.
- Reform of Initiative Rules Urged : Laws: Private panel says process is too complex and costly. Proposals include ways to amend measures after they are put on ballot.
- Vegetable Grower Indicted for Alleged Bribes to IRS Agent
- U.S. Pulls Out Green Berets in Slap at Peruvian Leader : Drugs: The Administration orders home 20 military advisers. It is an unwanted retreat from its war against cocaine in Andean nation.
- COUNTYWIDE : Antonovich Urges End to Rationing
- ANTELOPE VALLEY : County Approves Highway Widening
- ELECTIONS / OXNARD UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT : Voters Reject $45-Million Bond Measure
- State Democrats' Election Year Rite of Self-Destruction
- AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP : First No-Hitter, Then Victory Elude Darling
- STAGE
- Tax Tips
- Oil Industry Can Help Lubricate U.S. Economy
- ENTERTAINMENT
- IBM Profit Report Stirs Optimism : Earnings: Upbeat first-quarter results indicate the computer giant has stemmed its dramatic slide. Some see it as a sign that a broader U.S. economic recovery is underway.
- You Want Jobs, We Got Jobs
- Annual Charity Ball Links Debutantes With Their Futures
- * Thomas M. Gibson; Chaplain Founded Churches in Southland
- Study Sparks Debate on Electromagnetic Fields, Cancer Risk
- Science Panel Backs DNA Evidence in Criminal Cases
- Cleanest-Burning Car to Go on Sale : Environment: The gasoline-powered vehicle beats smog rules by four years. It is expected to be in California showrooms next month.
- U.S. Search Team Due
- S.D.'s Lowery Abandons Bid for Reelection
- LAKE VIEW TERRACE : 2 in Cocaine Ring Admit Conspiracy
- Presidential Candidates
- Countywide : Ticket Amnesty Draws Few Takers
- SAN DIEGO : No Venue Change for Accused Officer
- DWP Bows to Criticism, Cancels Study
- Judge Dismisses Most of Apple's Copyright Lawsuit
- GTE Corp. said Tuesday that its profit...
- Irish Group Claims Soldier's Death
- Waiting List for Big Brother Grows Painfully Long
- RANCHO SANTA FE : Passenger Dies After Car Slides Off Road
- Players Wait for Offer They Can't Refuse
- Mission Viejo Advances in Soccer's Dallas Cup