DRESS CODE: A word of warning to...

DRESS CODE: A word of warning to those suiting up for Friday’s opening of Six Flags’ Hurricane Harbor water park near Valencia: Leave the G-string bikini at home. . . . Six Flags spokeswoman Bonnie Rabjohn said only swimwear “appropriate for a family environment” will be allowed at the park. As an added precaution, some staff will even monitor guests for revealing swimwear. After all, said Rabjohn, “This is L.A.”

SWEET TIP? Is Lisa Marie Presley really pregnant with Michael Jackson’s child? Well, a North Hollywood confectioner who once made love-themed chocolate bars for the couple has a new order from an anonymous friend: Make 100 compact disc-shaped chocolates for the couple that read, “Welcome Baby Jackson” . . . “I guess anything’s possible,” said Candy Factor owner Frank Sheftel. . . . Presley herself is expected to end all speculation on tonight’s “PrimeTime Live.”

ALL-CITY: Monroe High’s Wayne Nix, above, was named City Section 4-A Division player of the year, topping the list of 13 other area baseball players earning All-City distinction (C6). . . . Nix begins rookie camp Sunday with the Oakland Athletics, who signed him with a $97,500 bonus.

LAWSUIT: Henry Mayo Newhall Memorial Hospital in Valencia has been ordered to pay $1.75 million to a Thousand Oaks woman who said her husband died while under the hospital’s care. . . . A Van Nuys jury sided with Laura Wood’s claim that doctors gave her husband a fatal dosage of morphine following an operation (B1). The hospital said it would seek a new trial.

GOOD CREDIT: What do you do after studying at CalArts? Get a Mickey Mouse job. . . . When the credits roll on Disney’s latest animated feature, “Pocahontas,” 63 of the 750-plus names will be alumni of the Valencia art school. It’s no record, though: Sixty-four CalArts alumni earned screen credits on “The Lion King.”