FORGING AHEAD: Last week, Anne Moses’ wedding...

FORGING AHEAD: Last week, Anne Moses’ wedding plans came to a screeching halt when a tragic auto collision near Castaic claimed three of her family members from Northern California. . . . But Tuesday, Moses donned her wedding gown and married David Lindeland--before three surviving family members in the intensive care unit of a Valencia hospital (B7).

SECRET’S OUT: As a U. S. history teacher at Hale Middle School in Woodland Hills, Dick Dornan used to keep his students guessing whether he was a Republican or a Democrat. “What party I am isn’t important in the class,” Dornan said. Then his brother--Orange County Rep. Robert K. Dornan--announced his candidacy for the GOP presidential nomination. . . . “Now the cat’s out of the bag,” he said.

IMPACT: As a college student, Irene Brennick (above) received child-care support that allowed her to earn her degree at Cal State Northridge. “As soon as I had day care, I had my life back,” Brennick said. . . . But she and others say they feel threatened by the proposed welfare reform act, which slashes day-care funding. Some advocates for the poor say it will cut off the escape route for many, including welfare mothers (B1).

LIGHTS! CAMERA! JOBS! Who says you need to go over the hill to get into show business? . . . More people in the Valley now work in the entertainment industry than in aerospace, according to a recent survey by the Economic Alliance of the San Fernando Valley (B3). The turnabout was dramatic: Valley entertainment industry jobs grew by 60% between 1987 and 1992.

FIRST SALVO: Only a week after he forced Barbara Yaroslavsky into a runoff for the 5th District City Council seat, Mike Feuer is already firing shots at her campaign (B1). . . . Feuer accused Yaroslavsky on Tuesday of making “a transparent attempt to limit the number of debates” between the two prior to the June 6 runoff. Yaroslavsky’s camp called the charge ludicrous.