- Comparing Hitler and Hussein
- Hotel, Golf Project Should Be OKd
- Ethics Director's Pay
- Comparing Hitler and Hussein
- Twain Manuscript
- Syria's Overture
- Comparing Hitler and Hussein
- Saddam Retreats
- Redondo Official Replies to Critics
- College Student's View on Gulf War
- Comparing Hitler and Hussein
- College Student's View on Gulf War
- Le Nouveau Brewski
- Congress Steps Up Pressure on Allies to Pay Their Share : Costs: Anger and frustration are mounting over unpaid pledges. Lawmakers worry that the money won't arrive.
- Wilson Criticizes Union's Opposition to School Cutbacks : Budget: If the governor can't override the funding guarantees in Proposition 98, it will mean $2 million in cuts elsewhere, analyst says.
- World IN BRIEF : SOVIET UNION : Officers Accuse 8 of Vilnius Coup Plot
- World IN BRIEF : ETHIOPIA : Rebels Claim to Hold Two More Towns
- FLICKS FILM & VIDEO FILE : A Boost for Talkies : In-house devices to aid hearing-impaired theatergoers are not common. But an Ojai man is working to help change that.
- RESTAURANT REVIEW EMILIO'S : Palate Pleasing : The Italian food is prepared with imagination and has a flavor all its own. Patrons dine in comfort, and children can be at ease.
- Irish Coffee and a Warm Ambience
- Last Year's Quake Led to Shake-Up in Safety Procedures
- Crime Drops, but Violence on Increase
- THE GULF WAR: The International Front : Lines Jammed
- STRUCTURES 'NEW JERUSALEM' : Traces of History : Memories of the crossroads community serve as a reminder of Ventura County's heritage.
- Monterey Park : City Manager Chastised
- Life After Peach Stucco : Design: A pair of small retailing centers in Kearny Mesa offer hope that the pseudo-Mediterranean era may be ending.
- Grooming for Success : More Than Cut and Dry Options in Salons, Shops, Parlors
- THE GULF WAR: The Battle Front : Luxury Bunkers
- SCHWARZKOPF'S STRATEGY
- Judge Shuts Charity for Lack of Tax Exemption : Courts: Glendale-based American Veterans Committee has been accused of raising funds illegally and giving only 5% to service groups.
- The Shirt Market Has Discounts Up Its Sleeve
- IN BRIEF : Social Service Group Names Co-Presidents
- THE GULF WAR : No Surrender, No Retreat
- ACCIDENTAL DEATHS
- Budget Bookstores Flourish in County : Reading: Normal Heights, downtown San Diego and El Cajon experience boom in shops with used, out of print, rare and specialty books.
- Trying to Get the Drop on Water Wasters
- Gordon Gould and Julie Herz have been...
- OTS Widens Its Net in S&L; Recovery Suits
- Neiman Marcus Group Inc.: The specialty retailer...
- No Shortage of Applicants for Jobs in the Persian Gulf
- Newport Executive, Former Columbia VP Indicted : S&L; fraud: Charges are handed down on the same day that thrift regulators act to force the two and another former Parker North American officer to pay $25 million in restitution.
- Frontier Bank Names New Chief Executive
- Salad Dressings: The Light Side
- A Quick Classic: Sea Bass Stew
- Montebello : New Homeowners Invited to Breakfast Talk at Mall
- In Tsuru's Ersatz Perch, Look No Further Than Sushi Bar
- ELECTIONS : PASADENA SCHOOL DISTRICT : Board Candidates Offer Solutions to Education Problems
- Drug Cartels' Easy Access to Arms Told : Narcotics: Mercenary testifies before Senate panel probing terrorist training. He says weapons are 'readily obtained' from Eastern Europe.
- MUSIC TAO JONZ : The Way to Play : They've got the cool band name and the cool band member names.
- Philharmonic Society Goes to the Heights
- Relief Teams Ready to Help Kuwaitis : Postwar aid: The U.N. meets today to coordinate efforts. A U.S. official says costs could exceed war expenditures.
- Champs Pitches Ballpark Fare to the Sporting Crowd
- UCLA's Successful Men's Gymnastics Team Is Work of Art : Colleges: Coach Art Shurlock has built the Bruins into a national powerhouse. Several of his gymnasts have competed in the Olympics.
- Santa Monica : Latino Group Gets Funding
- BACKSTAGE CAHOOTS : Quick Wits : Santa Barbara improvisational troupe makes fast work of silly situations provided by the audience.
- Rebound in Travel, Shipping Seen, but Going May Be Slow
- Cost of Rebuilding Kuwait Is Put at $500 Billion : Reconstruction: The figure is 10 times higher than previous estimates. The news boosted the stocks of construction firms expected to benefit.
- Woolworth Corp.: The New York-based retail chain's...
- Doubts About Postwar Glut Send Oil Prices Up
- Learning to Love Pate
- A Pair of Sparkling Debuts
- You pull out a credit card to...
- Trio Ordered to Pay $22 Million: A...
- RETAIL / TOURISM
- Wyman, Bautzer Firm to Dissolve
- Parker, Ex-VP of Thrift Indicted in Fraud Case : S&Ls;: Michael Parker and Jeffrey Worthy are accused of using a leveraged leasing scheme to defraud now-insolvent Columbia S&L;.
- Stocks, Cream Puffs, Broccoli
- Snowboarding Is Snowballing Here
- New York OKs Covenant House Reorganization
- DIVINE MOVEMENT : Hindu Dancers in Irvine Will Strive to Convey Sanctity Without Sermon
- End of the Road Arrives for Embarcadero Freeway
- Parties Give Singles Something to Sing About : Entertainment: Many find harmonious relationships at the house gatherings--as well as opera, show tunes and now Yiddish folk songs.
- Bell : Survey of Child-Care Needs Begins Under State Grant
- THE GULF WAR: The Battle Front : Embassy Reopening
- FOR THE KIDS : Tots Take the Reins : At a Moorpark ranch, children often grow attached to the ponies as they learn to ride and care for them.
- 'Wolves' Co-Stars at Screening
- Apartheid Foe to Speak in Ojai
- Better Care of Allied POWs Urged : Troops: A new group has begun a letter-writing campaign asking Iraq to treat prisoners properly and to release them when the fighting ends.
- MWD Ready to Fine Water Agencies for Not Conserving
- California IN BRIEF : SACRAMENTO : Thrill Killer Breaks His Weekly Pattern
- Home Resales Still Down but Median Price Climbs
- L. L. Bean Drops Free Shipping Policy:...
- Pet Insurance Firm Takes Too Long to Pay, State Says
- Pharmaceutical Firm to Pay Huge Fines: Bolar...
- Cytocare Loss Rises to $5.1 Million in '90
- Hearst Entertainment Productions, Los Angeles, has named...
- Fleetwood Enterprises Inc.: The manufacturer of motor...
- Lincoln S&L; Bondholders Urge Cranston's Ouster : Thrifts: The Senate Ethics Committee should not stop at a slap on the wrist, they say, now that the panel has found him culpable in the Irvine-based institution's collapse.
- 500,000 GM Cars Recalled for Belt Flaw
- GOINGS ON SANTA BARBARA : Strawberry Fields : The Dougherty family is preserving California's fruited plains in a joint artwork exhibit.
- THE GULF WAR: The Battle Front : Words on the War
- THEATER NOTES : Festival Forsooth : From Ventura to Simi Valley, the focus of many thespian groups this year will be on Shakespeare.
- THE GULF WAR: The Diplomatic Front : In the Mideast
- TV AND THE GULF WAR : Networks Beat a Quick Retreat to Business as Usual : News: There were follow-ups to President Bush's announcement, then a rush to get back to the end of the February ratings sweeps.
- Jordan, Millikan in Clash for I-AA Title
- THE GULF WAR : Israel: Soviet Immigration
- Iraqis React With Disbelief, Defiance as War Comes to Their Country : Baghdad: Residents learn of battles on their territory. They believe the allies mean to destroy the nation.
- THE FANS' CHOICES
- Glendale, Chamber to Mark Anniversaries
- San Dimas Boosters Plan Art Auction
- A Group Portrait : Photographer's Quest to Document Black Life Takes Him to Mexico
- West Hollywood : City Hall Planning Starts
- Monterey Park to Put Its Own Stars on the Map
- Long Beach : Noise, Time Limits Imposed on Testing of Jet Engines
- THE GULF WAR: The Home Front : The War Room
- High Life A WEEKLY FORUM FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS : Kids Next Door Honor Gulf Forces
- High Life A WEEKLY FORUM FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS : The Show Must Go On : Irvine High Students Band Together to Keep El Camino's Musical Alive
- THE GULF WAR: The Home Front : Market Update
- Culver City : Nonsmoking Policy Studied
- Soviet Paper Tells of Iraqi 'Courage,' Alleges U.S. Blood Lust : Propaganda: The message the journal apparently wants to get across is the continued imperialistic bent of Washington.
- 3 Cars Burned at U.S. Base
- 20,000 Marchers Demand That Aquino Quit, U.S. Bases Be Shut
- Culver City : Military Pay Plan Approved
- Psychic Bond Featured in Suspense Novel
- California IN BRIEF : SAN FRANCISCO : 3 Insurers Accused of Unfair Practices
- U.S. 'Phantom Brigade' Slowed by POWs : Offensive: 3rd Infantry unit, spearheading the drive into Iraq, meets little opposition. But mass surrenders are frustrating.
- Hock the House: Sotheby's, the auction house,...
- Long Beach : Proposed Ordinance Would Tighten No-Smoking Limits
- A Flood of Interest in Reading Meters : Drought: The impending water cutbacks are spurring many customers into checking their home use, the DWP says. But with all those confusing little dials, it's a task easier thought about than done.
- Tight Quarters Don't Cramp Leonardo Ristorante's Style
- Claremont : Less Water to Help Oaks
- Landfill's Closing May Bring Loss of Cleanup Funds : Pollution: Azusa Land Reclamation Co. might take back some of its $20.5 contribution to fight underground water contamination.
- Fund-Raiser in Bellflower Is Shut Down Again : Charity: The attorney general has alleged illegalities in the way American Veterans Committee operates.
- Ella M. Skleba; Hospital Volunteer
- SIMI VALLEY : Firm Wins Contract to Build Connector
- Nike Inc. Sues L.A. Gear: Beaverton, Ore.-based...
- U.S. Opposes Changes in Union Election Rules:...
- January Fund Purchases Off: Investors bought a...
- RETAIL / TOURISM : War's End Expected to Unleash Army of Domestic Vacationers
- IBM Ranked No. 1 in Quality: IBM,...
- Airline Chairman Quits to Do Charity
- MIDEAST UPDATE
- Framework of Exxon Valdez Settlement OKd : Litigation: U.S. and Alaskan officials said the accord could involve some $1.2 billion in civil damages. An April 10 criminal trial against the oil firm is still scheduled.
- Of the 102 largest publicly traded companies...
- Panel Recommends Alex Theater Be Made Into Glendale Arts Center
- El Monte : Spray Paint Law Is Passed
- Senate Panel Plans Trip Despite Crunch
- Poway : The Hobbit on Stage
- The Day in the Gulf
- World IN BRIEF : PERU : Cholera Resurgence Found in Port City
- Cal Poly Pomona Guard Harrell Saves His Best for Last : Basketball: After slow start, community college transfer comes on strong to lead Broncos into CCAA playoffs.
- Trial of Noriega Co-Defendants Opens
- SPORTSCOPE : Bruin Tennis Team Attempts to Keep Home Streak Alive
- INDEPENDENT FARMING : A Tough Row to Hoe : Vegetable growers face unfavorable weather, high overhead and dwindling profit margins.
- Will Baghdad Be the Tokyo of the Mideast?
- A Little Planning Could Lead to Big Tax Benefits in '91
- Peace Will Give a Boost to America's Economy, but It's Not a Cure-All
- Finding the Best Pepper Mill
- Salmon Pasta and Avocado Pie
- Impress Your Friends: Make Puff Pastry
- No Poison Gas--a Mystery for the Allies : Military: Officers are baffled but relieved that Hussein did not use chemical weapons.
- Lakewood : Surcharges for Excessive Water Use Imposed by Law
- Glendora : House-Size Limits Approved
- Bush's Words Spur Cautious Joy : Reaction: Troops could soon head home, but 'I never did trust (Hussein),' a Pendleton Marine major's wife said.
- Imported Water Deliveries to Cities Will Be Cut 20% : Drought: The Central Basin District, an MWD agency that sells water to city and independent water companies, will begin reductions Friday. Effects on cities will vary.
- San Dimas : Johnstone House Spared
- Marines Are Still at Sea--and Unhappy : Combat: The amphibious force proved an effective diversion for Iraqi forces. But the troops were hoping for a piece of the action.
- Alhambra : Warehouse Renovation
- * Robert Bingham Downs; Author of 50 Books
- PARTIAL LIST OF SCUD VICTIMS
- Baghdad May Not Have Full Power for a Year
- An Honest Dollar : Bookshop Owner Trusts Patrons to Serve Themselves After Hours
- Pasadena Reverses Policy, Will Disclose Officials' Pay : Government: Dissenters in the 4-2 Board of Directors vote expressed concern about possible violations of the privacy of people on the city's payroll.
- Council Backs Offer for Former Park Site
- End of the Line : Malibu: A day laborer hiring center near Zuma Beach will close Saturday. Merchants and neighbors had complained about the workers, and a new site could not be agreed upon.
- BUSINESS NEWS : W. Covina Agrees to Help Finance 291 Homes Near BKK Dump
- Bush Halts Combat : 'War Is Now Behind Us,' He Says : Gulf conflict: The President lays out conditions for a permanent cease-fire. Iraq must immediately free all prisoners and comply with U.N. resolutions.
- Iran, Iraq to Trade POWs
- Police in Santa Barbara Defuse 2 Bombs
- NEIGHBORS : Good Eggs : A two-day eggshell artistry show next month will showcase the talents of eggers from throughout the state.
- Alhambra : Donations for Reservists
- South Gate : $5,000 Donation Restores Graffiti Reward Program
- THE GULF WAR: The Home Front : Musical Protest
- TV AND THE GULF WAR : Victory Covered With a Sense of Celebration
- Ethics Panel Says Cranston Broke Rules in Keating Ties : Thrifts: He is the only one of the five senators involved in the case who is judged to be in violation.
- Schwarzkopf's War Plan Based on Deception
- Pasadena : Parking Plans Studied
- Dispute Over AIDS Discovery Persists : Medicine: At issue is credit for identifying the virus. Scientists present new evidence in a letter to show that a key researcher did not steal the material.
- Culver City : Anti-Graffiti Law Approved
- California IN BRIEF : EUREKA : Offshore 4.2 Quake Causes No Damage
- BANK BOOTY : Security Pacific's Collection of Prints by Modern Masters Is Worth Seeing
- STOCKS : Gulf Calm Lifts Asian Stocks; Dow Up 24.51
- Wyle Laboratories: The El Segundo-based computer and...
- He thinks food is better than it used to be. He thinks technology's a dream. Roger Verge is one of the world's most famous chefs--and he loves L.A. : 3 STARS in LA : The Original Celebrity Chef
- THE GULF WAR: The Battle Front : Chinook CH-47
- High Life A WEEKLY FORUM FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS : Clothes, Cars, Companions Define Status on Campus
- After Loss : Support Groups Help Recently Widowed to Get Over Grief
- Contenders Will Tackle the Issues
- FILM : 'Johnny Guitar' Pulls Some Kinky Strings
- SOUNDS AROUND TOWN : Mostly Mozart : He may have been buried a pauper 200 years ago, but the Austrian composer left a treasure of music that is still vital today.
- Michael Uwich, 13, of Culver City, shot...
- Measure Would OK 'Battered Woman Syndrome' as Evidence
- Plane Crash Revives Call for Safety : Santa Monica: Sunday's accident was the sixth since July, 1989, involving the airport, which is surrounded by residential areas.
- Big Fish : It's time to get around to seeing 2 ex-Jefferson Airplane members who have been playing for about 20 years as Hot Tuna.
- Five More Youths Slain in Medellin
- * Nathan Ehrlich; Longtime Leader of Cake Bakers Union
- Santa Fe Springs : $300,000 in Cuts Approved as Budgetary 'Precaution'
- THE GULF WAR: The International Front : Willing to Work Abroad
- Experts Will Confer on Shuttle Cracks
- Malibu : Facility Links With Hospital
- Claremont : $300,000 OKd for Drain
- Now Your PC Can Fax It for You
- It's the Real Thing: Licorice With Roots
- Compton : Hearing Scheduled on Plans for Spending Federal Grant
- Thrifty Lingerie
- 1 Slain, 1 Injured in Glassell Park Shooting
- A First: 'Lenin' Gets Out of Town
- HOW TO FORM A NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH GROUP
- An Intriguing Look at Japan Before WWII
- PacBell Ruined Firm, Marin Man's Suit Says
- London Landing Rights Crucial to 2 Airlines:...
- State's Home Resales, U.S. GNP Decline
- Home Resales Decline for State, Nation
- American Express Bank Ltd., New York, has...
- Bondholders Call for Ouster of Cranston
- Westinghouse Posts Charge of $975 Million
- Fragrant Chicken in a Salty Crust
- The New Fondues: Skinny Dipping
- Opening Doors to the Past : Los Feliz: Volunteers are reconstructing the histories of famous properties in an effort to preserve the community's stately landmarks.
- Decision to Fire Gays Stirs Anger : Rights dispute: A restaurant chain says it has discontinued the practice. Activists criticize the policy as 'archaic.'
- BOOK REVIEW : Cassatt and Duncan: Tale of Two Legendary Artists : AFTER EGYPT Isadora Duncan and Mary Cassatt A Dual Biography<i> by Millicent Dillon</i> William Abrahams / Dutton $24.95, 403 pages
- LECTURES DR. JONATHAN MILLER : Practical Joker : The multitalented author and director looks at humor from an analytical perspective.
- World IN BRIEF : BANGLADESH : Zia Party Leading Parliament Election
- Pennsylvania Area Mourns 10 of Its Reservists Killed by an Iraqi Missile : Casualties: Two of the dead are women. The unit had been in Saudi Arabia only five days and was far from the front.
- Glendale Orders 15% Cutback in Water Use : Drought: The reduction applies to residences and small businesses. Companies such as carwashes and coin-operated laundries must trim consumption by 10%.
- New York City Schools to Hand Out Condoms
- NEWS ANALYSIS : Hussein Playing His Final, Desperate Card : Iraq: Once again he appeals to nationalist pride, casting country as the invaded rather than the invader.
- Norwalk : School Budget Cuts Target 5 Jobs, Administrators' Pay
- THE GULF WAR: The Battle Front : Gulf Weather
- Belmont Team Takes a Bruising From Archrival : Rugby: The Long Beach and San Diego clubs were undefeated and tied for first in league standings until the bloody contest.
- Santa Monica Extends Building Moratorium : Development: The ban on large commercial construction will continue for one more year while the city devises a permanent plan.
- Pasadena Faces Lean Times as City Runs Out of Growing Room : Finances: Major companies need room to expand. They may go to less expensive areas, taking a chunk of Pasadena's tax base with them.
- Do a Little Research Before Shopping for Study Plan for SAT
- BUG-EYE-LING : Dennis Wolfberg's Distinctive Delivery Gets as Many Laughs as His Life
- Monterey Park : Building Upgrades Ordered
- MATINEE IDLERS : Moms, Therapists and Other Daytime Denizens of the Dark Pursue One of Life's Guilty Pleasures
- Residents Celebrate Canyon Acquisition by Park Panel
- SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO : Historic Home in Artistic Hands Now
- Guard for Studio Said He Set Fire, Court Told : Arson: An investigator testifies Michael Huston admitted starting last November's Universal blaze with a cigarette lighter.
- Decision to Shut N.Y. Daily News Due Monday, Striking Unions Told
- Pension Fund Guaranty Corp. Reports Loss: The...
- ELECTIONS : ROSEMEAD CITY COUNCIL : 3 in Race Stress Backers--or Lack of Them
- World IN BRIEF : INDIA : New Delhi Extends Rule Over Kashmir
- Pico-Robertson : Office for Armenian Group
- Benefit Raises $70,000 for Shelter Partnership
- Council Vote Reignites Smoking Ban Debate
- Toilet Overflow : Santa Monica Is Not Exactly Flush With Ideas of What to Do With Its Collection of Cast-Off Commodes
- FIRSTS IN THE GULF
- Smog Checks to Get in Gear With Air Act : Pollution: The ceiling for repair costs may be increased. Other changes in the state's program may be required to comply with new federal law.
- Claremont Tests Clear the Air on Propane : Pollution: The Police Department did its own survey after hearing complaints that cars using the fuel ran slowly. Pleased with the results, it will use the fuel in its cars.
- MUSIC THE GLENN MILLER ORCHESTRA : '90s Swing : More than 46 years after his disappearance, the bandleader's music is reviving memories for old-timers and wowing young people.
- Number of Hispanics, Asians Up on Westside : Census: Federal count shows Anglos still the largest group. Culver City is the only Westside municipality to show overall growth.
- Miracle Mile's Desmond Building Designed to Rise Above the Rest
- THE 12 U.N. RESOLUTIONS
- For folk music lovers, the Caltech campus...
- Pizza Pig-Out
- In our Dylan phase we walked around...
- SEND IN THE MARINES: Camp Pendleton's 1st...
- Palmdale Closes City's Only Adult Bookstore, but It Reopens After Threat of a Lawsuit
- Boundary Plan Criticized at 2nd Hearing : Schools: Parents from the Saticoy and Cabrillo Village areas oppose the Ventura district's proposal to shift some students to new campuses.
- The Mosleys: Parents of a Fighting Man
- Missing Police Sergeant Suspended From Duty
- First Wave of 3 Storm Fronts Causes Flooding, Snarls Traffic
- Shelter for Addicted Mentally Ill to Close Next Month
- Burma Is on the Wrong Road : Leader arrested for the startling offense of winning an election
- STANTON : Arson Suspected in Market Blaze
- PLACENTIA : Deep Cuts Outlined by School Officials
- The Rev. Jesse S. Perry; Retired Minister
- Santa Clarita Law Raises Specter of Rationing Despite Ample Water
- CLIPBOARD : O. C. Hospital Births--January
- Student Shot on Campus; Gang Links Suspected
- County's Hispanic Population Up 86%
- A Foundation for More Housing
- SOUTHERN SECTION GIRLS' BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS : DIVISION III-AA : Lompoc Tops Estancia With Big Quarter
- Parks Selected for All-Star Game
- SOUTHERN SECTION GIRLS' BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS : DIVISION III-A : La Canada Can't Stop Costa Mesa's DiCamilli
- Man on a Mission : Can Bradley Take Two Years Off, Then Lead BYU to NCAA Title?
- GIRLS BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS : Holm's Three-Pointer Keys El Cajon Valley
- CCI Women Fall to Fresno Pacific
- Monarchs Roll Into CIF Final
- GIRLS BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS
- Trainer Suspended at Aqueduct
- Ventura Girls Awaken After Delayed Tip-Off, 56-43
- Rider Scores 9 Points; Antelope Valley Falls
- Names in the News
- Bolsa Grande's Holst Gets Golden West Post
- JAZZ REVIEW : Taylor and Lewis Fascinate
- Rich Returns With New Spin on Old Idea : Radio: Bobby Rich says the new 'Rich Brothers' on KRMX will be a contrast to the more risque morning shows in town.
- STAGE REVIEWS : Time Spoils 'Everything in the Garden'
- Academy to Keep Chinese Film in Oscar Competition
- Adieu, 'Lido' : After 32 Years and 22,000 Performances, the Curtain Falls on Vegas' Aging Institution
- Music Reviews : York Guitar Program at Ambassador
- Despite News, Families' Worries Won't Cease Till Soldiers Return
- The Utne Reader's Verbal Salad of Salons
- COLUMN ONE : Feeling on Top of the World : The prevailing sentiment across the country is that the nation showed its greatness in standing up to Saddam Hussein. But some still doubt whether war was necessary or wise.
- U.S. 'Phantom Brigade' Spearheads Drive : Offensive: 3rd Infantry unit met little opposition but mass surrenders slowed its assault.
- NEWS ANALYSIS : Rough Sailing Ahead Over Marina Revenues : Finance: As newly elected County Supervisor Gloria Molina looks to build county coffers, she will probably be drawn to the marina and its powerful leaseholders.
- EARTHWATCH : A Blade of Green : You don't have to sacrifice a lush lawn to the drought. A few easy steps will save your grass, and your water.
- Longevity Tips From a Compulsive Peanut Butter Eater
- Bush Text: 'Victory for All Mankind'
