VALLEY BOUND: President Clinton, who visited the...

VALLEY BOUND: President Clinton, who visited the San Fernando Valley within days of the Northridge earthquake, plans to be back for the quake’s one-year anniversary, Clinton said Friday. . . . His exact itinerary is still uncertain, but Clinton said he is scheduling the trip--barring an unforeseen crisis. HUD Secretary Henry Cisneros and other Administration officials are also coming and may tour one of the Valley’s “ghost towns.”

BLIGHT BEGONE: What has 24-hour security and bulletproof windows? One of the most acclaimed low-income housing projects to hit Panorama City in years. . . . The $7.5-million Regency 50 apartment complex on Blythe Street has many dreaming of a revitalized neighborhood. B1

XTRA XMAS: ‘Tis still the season. . . . While many were packing away Christmas ornaments, Armenians in the Southland and across the world celebrated their Christmas on Friday--a tradition that dates back to before the 4th Century. In Glendale, thousands attended services by Bishop Yeprem Tabakian (above) at St. Mary’s Armenian Apostolic Church. B2

DREAM FIELDS: If you build it, will they come? . . . That’s the question facing the new Golden State Baseball League, headquartered in Chatsworth. Although the independent minor league announced Friday that the Antelope Valley team will host the inaugural game May 10, it has yet to obtain a stadium. Nor has the team signed any players. C10

ELVIS SIGHTINGS: Elvis Presley would have been 60 Sunday . . . but you don’t have to travel to Memphis to celebrate. Elvis impersonators will compete that day at Universal City (F14), and fans can also visit Valley College, where the King played a gig every Sunday . . . of touch football. “We had so many people coming out to see our football games in Bel-Air that we moved it to the San Fernando Valley,” recalls former Elvis pal Lance LeGault, 57, of Van Nuys. “It looked like a bunch of guys playing ball.”