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- Teachers Provide Plenty of Reasons to Avoid the Profession
- Assistant Chief Battles Racism as Much as Fire
- Freeway Closed as Storm Dumps 5 Inches of Hail on Thousand Oaks
- Neighborhood to Get Parking Lot, Despite Protests by Homeowners : Zoning: The City Council approved the 33 spaces, some of which are needed for a district attorney's office.
- PERSPECTIVE ON THE NAVY : On Tailhook, Drop the Other Shoe : Release the report on sexual abuse, bring those responsible to justice, and let the service get on with its job.
- SPECIAL REPORT / ON THE STATE OF HUMAN RIGHTS : The Two Sides of Humanity : When the Airplanes Appeared, My Life Changed Forever
- COLUMN LEFT/ ROBERT KUTTNER : Virtue Elusive in Subsidy War Over Airbus : Clinton's accusations of unfair European subsidies hits a target no more sinful than we are.
- Attitude Adjustment : Drought is dead, and so is the old thinking about water use
- COLUMN RIGHT/ TOM BETHELL : Phone Polls Are a Feeble Prop for Policy : Voters' initial reaction to the Clinton plan will become a tide of 'vote no' calls to Congress.
- LOS ANGELES TIMES / INTERVIEW : SPECIAL REPORT / ON THE STATE OF HUMAN RIGHTS : The Two Sides of Humanity : Juan de Dios Ramirez Heredia : Defending the Human Rights of Gypsies and Europe's Oppressed
- NAACP Honors Individuals, Groups for Community Aid
- Two Men Hospitalized After Being Stabbed in Santa Ana
- Arizona Reaches Watershed in Cleanup of 'Dirty Verde'
- Speedy Justice Is the Ticket in Van Nuys Night Traffic Court
- COMMENTARIES ON THE GOP : Drop the Labels, Get on With Job of Reviving Republicanism : Squabbling makes us lose sight of the pressing issues. Meanwhile, the Democrats are busy setting policy.
- Group's 'Gathering' Seeks to Unify Gay Community
- Alaska Papers Wonder if Hairy Man Is a Snow Job
- INTERACTIVE MOVIES
- Inmate Loses Suit, but It Wasn't Worth Two Bits
- 2 Die in Crash of Pickup on PCH
- SOUTH-CENTRAL : Bridging the Gap to Hollywood Dreams
- Child Care Without Green Cards Also Legitimate
- More Beds Needed for Mental Patients' Care, Research
- Shooting at Reseda High
- Bosnia Still Mired in Bloodshed and Horror a Year After Independence : War: More than 100,000 people have turned up dead or missing in the year since the fighting began. Bosnian authorities and officials in Croatia and Serbia estimate that 2 million or more have fled their homes.
- SPECIAL REPORT / ON THE STATE OF HUMAN RIGHTS : When Rights Are Surrendered, Voluntarily, in Favor of Prosperity : Singapore: With safe streets, comfortable lifestyles and virtually no poverty, most people don't seem inclined to fix what doesn't seem broken.
- Nanny's Schedule Is Just Like Mom's
- Defending Mexico
- Shooting at Reseda High
- Child Care Without Green Cards Also Legitimate
- Singled Out
- Officers Fight Back
- RV Safe?
- Ready to Make Some Sacrifices
- Attorneys and Estate Matters
- Nanny's Schedule Is Just Like Mom's
- Budget Talks
- Nanny's Schedule Is Just Like Mom's
- Illegal Immigrants' Health Costs Burden on U.S.
- Story Fuels Site's Infamy
- Illegal Immigrants' Health Costs Burden on U.S.
- Rodney King Jury
- Illegal Immigrants' Health Costs Burden on U.S.
- THE BALKAN CALDRON
- Shooting at Reseda High
- Warsaw Stay
- Child Care Without Green Cards Also Legitimate
- Dib Comment Misconstrued
- Anti-Defamation League Activities
- Bolsa Chica Wetlands Preservation
- . . . AND WHEN DID HE KNOW IT?
- Has Life Improved for Aborigines 25 Years After Gaining Right to Vote? : Australia: The country's indigenous people have not joined mainstream society--and with a long history of culture clashes, prejudice and genocide--they're not sure they want to, either.
- Officers Fight Back
- Shooting at Reseda High
- SPECIAL REPORT / ON THE STATE OF HUMAN RIGHTS : The Two Sides of Humanity : Deep in the Heart of America's Third World : Texas: In the heavily Mexican-American border area, poverty is felt in voting rights, education and health care as well as economically.
- Should Education Lead to a Job?
- THE BALKAN CALDRON
- Staff Reduction
- Men and the Meaning of Matrimony
- LIBRARY OR LOO?
- Flood Channel Dangers
- Bolsa Chica Wetlands Preservation
- Restroom Attendant Deserves Applause
- Defending Mexico
- CSUN Frat Praised
- THE BARD AND THE BISON
- Argentina Admirer
- Attorneys and Estate Matters
- Should Education Lead to a Job?
- Support Women's Community Effort
- Shooting at Reseda High
- 'Quick Fix' Won't Solve Nation's Economic Problems for the Long Term
- Black, Proud and Lonely in O.C. : But Businesses Thrive Even With a Largely White Clientele
- Clinton Economic Plan Is Not at Odds With the Past
- HIGH GROUND by John McGahern (Penguin:...
- VIDEOS : Sea to Shining Sea: Canada by Rail
- Costa Rica, Wild & Mild : From jungles full of birds and butterflies t curves of pristine seashore, this Central American country has something for both eco-traveler and beach sloth
- The Roots of Costa Rica's Enduring Democracy
- BOTTOM LINE : Carted Off
- THE FIRE NEXT TIME by James...
- URBAN ART : The Star-Makers of Sunset Strip
- Architect Wolf Wins Fifth National Honor
- Mello-Roos Fees Usually Not Tax Deductible : REALTY TAX TIPS : While property taxes are generally deductible, different rules apply to Mello-Roos levies.
- Sellers Can Find Helpful Ideas at Two Home Fairs
- Is That Trip Deductible? You Might Think Twice : Taxation: Here's what you can claim--and what you can't--for educational, business and free-lance journeys.
- ART : The Brimming Bowl...
- ALASKA'S BROOKS RANGE: The Ultimate Mountains ...
- Duo Cooks Up $500K Remodel
- THE WINE LIST
- THE RINGMASTER OF FRENCH CULTURE : At the Arm of Yves St. Laurent and the Knee of Francois Mitterrand, Pierre Berge Presides as Fashion Displaces Art and Business Becomes the New Muse of Paris
- Visit Palos Verdes Villa
- Frat Rats, Fat Cats : GOAT BROTHERS, <i> By Larry Colton (Doubleday: $23.95; 560 pp</i> .<i> , illustrated)</i>
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- 22 Million Live Alone
- Gliding Quietly on Germany's Historic Elbe : Notes on a Serene Springtime Holiday Cruise From Bad Schandau to Magdeburg
- Hundreds Mourn Compton Officer : Tribute: Friends remember James Wayne MacDonald as a compassionate person who had long wanted to be a policeman.
- Deep in the Heart of <i> Ranchera</i>
- Public art is when government officials pay...
- One-Legged Woman, 79, Kills Mate With Bedpan
- A summary of selected Los Angeles City...
- Mental Wards Seen as Drastic Confinement for Repeat Rapists : Punishment: More states are resorting to harsh measures when prison terms and psychiatric treatment fail sexual psychopaths.
- 'Sable Man Windbreaker' : The credo of the African-American male, written out of hope, stresses dignity and self-respect.
- COVER STORY : The Saga of the First Brother : Drugs derailed Roger Clinton's pop star dreams a decade ago. Now he's out to prove he deserves the record contract he signed after his brother's election. 'People might look at me as some fortunate son, but I was never that,' he says
- Cut and Dried : The Traditional Look Is the Wave at Plaza Barbers
- Spruce Goose Finishes Migration
- Through the Lens : Guy Crowder started his own photo agency in the '60s. An exhibit of his work offers a tour of some of the African-American community's most important historical events.
- New Shoals Pose Boat Danger at Harbor : Storms: Runoff creates buildup at mouth of Ballona Creek, just three months after Corps of Engineers cleared area.
- WHITEOUT: Lost in Aspen by Ted...
- COLUMN ONE : Playing Around in the Future : 'Virtual reality' games, which put the player into the action, are on the horizon. Many firms are ready with the technology, but finding interesting stories is the challenge.
- LA MUSSOLINI
- Other Somalias Feared as Population Outstrips Food Production : Africa: An in-depth look at world agriculture finds that other trouble spots are possible--next door or even beyond the continent.
- New GOP Chairman Gets Behind Wilson in '94 : Politics: Tirso del Junco vows to help reelect the governor and signals that he will challenge attacks by party's conservatives.
- Clues in N.Y. Blast Point to a Bomb; Injury Toll Rises : Disaster: Police call World Trade Center explosion a 'callous criminal act.' Unsafe conditions hamper investigation. Two people are missing; 1,042 are hurt.
- On View : Look Who's Talking <i> Still</i>
- COLLEGE BASKETBALL PREVIEW : Trade Tech Rolls Into Playoffs
- AIDS Spawns China's 1st Group for Gay Men : Culture: The organization is a trailblazer in a nation, which for decades refused to admit even the possibility that such practices could exist in a socialist society.
- * Lee Polk; Award-Winning Director of Children's TV Shows
- Casinos Pay Dividends as South Sees New Reality : Bible Belt: Cities and states on the Mississippi River and along Gulf Coast are looking for ways to bring in tourists and their dollars.
- THE TIMES POLL : 74% of Military Enlistees Oppose Lifting Gay Ban
- Rome No Longer World Fashion Leader
- Incident May Signal New Round of Terrorist Action
- Is the Year of the Woman Passing L.A. Mayor's Race By?
- Q&A;: VENTURA COUNTY TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION PROGRAM MANAGER : 'There's More Need Than There Is Money'
- Streetwise Computer : Dial-A-Route Service Helps Transit Riders Get Around
- Stakes Are High in Cypress Card Club Vote : Gambling: Residents will vote in June whether to allow the county's first such venue. Promoter says it will provide $12 million a year to city coffers, but some believe it's a sucker's bet in many ways.
- Buses Taken for a 9-City Test Ride : Transportation: The odyssey exposes a few bumps, and one very large gap, in city and county mass transit.
- A Shoulder for Students to Lean On : Schools: Crisis counselors offer comfort to youths when tragedy strikes. Sometimes they also need to console each other.
- New Monrovia Trail Clears Path to Mountain's Pristine Heart
- Notes about your surroundingsWetlands Tours--Guided public tours...
- A Few Words in Defense of the National Laboratories
- PREP PREVIEW / BOYS TRACK : TEAMS TO WATCH : MISSION VIEJO
- HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL GIRLS' PLAYOFF ROUNDUP : Thousand Oaks Too Much for Diamond Bar
- TENNIS EVERT CUP : Fernandez, Coetzer Have a Court Date
- HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING SOUTHERN SECTION MASTERS MEET : Burns Wins With Flair in Overtime
- Baker Spurns Wish List After UC Irvine Defeat
- Sophomore (High)Jinx : Eric Karros Doesn't Have to Impress Anyone After Rookie-of-the-Year Season, but He Still Works Hard
- Auto Racing
- CS Fullerton Drops Into Fifth Place, 60-58
- Autry Indicates Interest to Sell : Baseball: Longtime Angel owner says he would deal the team if he received an overwhelming offer.
- NHL ROUNDUP : Canadiens Are First to Gain Playoffs
- LIMITED VOICE: Put an asterisk by this...
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- Jersey Versus the Grunge Machine : Jon Bon Jovi's response to the ascendancy of Seattle bands is his most introspective, pop-oriented album yet--but his rocking days aren't over
- A Soulful Denny's Banishes the Bland
- Thank Us Later for This Elvis Story
- COMEDY : Madness Is Their Cure : The comedy trio Chicano Secret Service zeroes in on political and cultural targets--'we're not apologizing for who we are'
- In Brief
- Pan-Asian Fare Tops Cinnabar Bill
- Finney's Fortunes : Once afraid of being labeled a mere sex symbol, now-avuncular Albert Finney has found success in frumpy roles as in 'Rich in Love'
- In Brief
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- Manning, Warriors' Gatling Punished : Pro basketball: They are suspended for one game and fined for fight during Friday's Clipper victory. Manning to miss Laker game tonight.
- Mike Witt Appears Ready for Comeback
- DIVISION II-AA ROUNDUP : Gahr Holds On to Beat Woodbridge by Two Points
- Ball Boy Not Throwing in Towel on Idol
- THE NBA / MARK HEISLER : Lakers, Clippers Must Play Cards in Their Hands
- COMMUNITY COLLEGE WOMEN'S BASKETBALL REGIONALS : Orange Coast Wins, Gains Its First Tournament Berth
- AND ONE MORE THING: Want to know...
- Alice Hangs Tough
- Community Meets Art in Getty Series
- POISON "Native Tongue" Capitol * *Even...
- Young Filmmaker With a Fine Sense of . . . Reality
- Geary Proves He's Not a Skinny Kid With No Jumper : Basketball: Mater Dei graduate, now at Arizona, has shown critics he can play at the major-college level.
- COLLEGE BASKETBALL REGIONAL ROUNDUP : Northwestern Finally Wins One on the Road
- Luge
- PREP PREVIEW / BOYS TRACK : TEAMS TO WATCH : WOODBRIDGE
- COMMENTARY : Dale Murphy, Hero: Can He Still Play?
- Pacific Uses a Late Run to Beat Irvine
- SOUTHERN SECTION BOYS' BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS : Mater Dei Loses a Coin Toss, Must Play Semifinal on Road
- PREPS / CAP CAREY : Bishop Montgomery, South Torrance Boys on Collision Course
- Herbie Hide (21-0) stopped Michael Murray (11-5)...
- SOUTHERN SECTION DIVISION III-AA GIRLS' BASKETBALL : Mission Hills Alemany Tops Estancia
- Skiing
- Harbor Women Advance; Seahawk Men Fall to Rancho : Men: After falling behind lead, Rancho Santiago charges back for 103-84 victory.
- PREP PREVIEW / BOYS TRACK : Strong Performance in Track Validates Parrish's Leap of Faith : Marina: Senior made switch from baseball and has no regrets.
- BASEBALL / SPRING TRAINING REPORT : AROUND THE MAJORS : Tim Burke Says He Is Retiring
- COMMUNITY COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Allbee Pitches Golden West's First No-Hitter
- SOUTHERN SECTION WRESTLING : Calvary Chapel Uses Meet for State Tuneup
- Cloud Hovers Over Section's Eligibility Rule for Freshmen : Inter-district transfers: Sebek plays for Buena and lives in Ojai, and it's legal under regulations for incoming ninth-graders.
- SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MEN'S COMMUNITY COLLEGE BASKETBALL REGIONALS : Shelton, Livingston Direct Cypress to Victory
- CLU Clings to Playoff Hopes After Loss to La Verne
- Antelope Valley Defense Collars Glendale, 93-72
- Cal State Fullerton Takes Another Tumble : Basketball: San Jose State beats the Titans, 60-58, who fall to fifth place in the Big West conference.
- Storm Tower Wins a Division of Fountain
- SKIING WORLD CUP : Norwegian Wins; Alaskan Is Second
- Auto Racing
- NBA ROUNDUP : Seattle Makes a Super Impression on Perkins
- COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Titans' Parisi Tops Seminoles Again
- A Fight for Life : Boxer Eddie Solis Has Come a Long Way
- If You Have to Ask, You Can't Afford to Hear the Answer
- Brian Dennehy is convincingly menacing and maniacal...
- Center Treats Nuns' Alcoholism by Providing a New Self-Image : Recovery: By mixing with lay women, the sisters let go of their traditional role of self-sacrifice and ministering to others to learn how to ask for help.
- ALL THAT JAZZ
- Bomb Threat Empties Terminal
- Couple Facing Bank Fraud Charges Kill Themselves : Indictment: Missouri executive and his wife were accused of 53 felony counts. Bodies are found in garage of Palm Desert rental home.
- Soviet Treatment Saved Vision, Man With Retinitis Pigmentosa Insists
- The Chairman's Choice (Sunday at 8 p.m.,...
- Pope Urges Bosnian Rape Victims Not to Have Abortions
- Phaostron Names Yates to Vice President Post
- * Toy T. Caldwell Jr.; Lead Guitarist for Marshall Tucker Band
- CYPRESS PARK : Jimenez Gym to Be Dedicated Saturday
- HEALING PLANTS: UCI biologist Eloy Rodriguez, who...
- Walnut : Auto Anti-Theft Plan Starts
- WHAT ARE THEY UP TO NOW? : Julie Newmar purrs over business instead of ways to kill a bat these days
- Race Is On to Save Rare Russian Horse Species
- Search on for Missing Wrightwood Skier
- HEAVENLY HORNMEN : Where Are the Modern Innovators?
- Youths Find Human Bones in Field
- Mr. Coffeehouse
- You Can't Get There From Here
- LA MUSSOLINI
- Kin Find Body of Horseman Missing in Wash
- Geologist Drops Into the Dark to Put Light on San Clemente Slide : Bluffs: Two-foot-wide shaft is drilled 100 feet deep into La Ventana to examine the stability of hillside that gave way. Scientist descends to take a close look.
- Smoke and Fire
- Museum Offers Trip to Past in Modern Setting : Culture: Grand opening is held for Orange County natural history gallery, located at a Laguna Niguel shopping center. Ancient shark teeth and writhing snakes are some exhibits.
- DODGERS : Karros Signs for 'Fair' $435,000
- The Language of Suspicion : With an Adult's Hand Gently Supporting Hers, an Autistic Child Who'd Never Spoken Could Type Messages on a Keyboard. It Seemed Like a Miracle--Until the Messages Changed
- A Commitment to Curved Fiction : DAIMON, <i> By Abel Posse Translated from the Spanish by Sarah Arvio (Atheneum: $20; 275 pp.)</i>
- STYLE: LOOKS : SHORT & SOFT
- Rising for Breakfast in Hong Kong : From dim sum to the thick porridge known as <i> congee,</i> the colony offers foods at many levels of price and elegance.
- California Corner
- IN EXCESS : For Sale by Owner
- Copenhagen Theme Park Observes 150th Birthday
- Myths and Magic : SWEET MEDICINE, <i> By David Seals (Orion Books: $20; 250 pp.)</i>
- FICTION
- COLORFUL AND CRAZY : L.A. Style
- A Round-Up of Unique Newsletters : Some may look unsophisticated, but their specialized information is the main attraction.
- Friends Say Slain Student Avoided Graffiti Taggers : Funeral: More than 1,000 gather to grieve for the Athens Heights boy shot at Reseda High. Speakers say the conscientious youth was not a gang member.
- 20 Years Later, Legacy of Second Wounded Knee Clash Remains Unclear
- Rainfall Dampens Criminal Tendencies, Police Find : Weather: Downpours are keeping troublemakers off the streets, according to an informal survey.
- In Carson, state inspectors hook a man for some fishy behavior.
- Victim of School Shooting Mourned in Anger, Sorrow
- Two Scientists Say Gnatcatcher May Not Merit Protective Status : Environment: Builders ask a federal judge to block U.S. decision on listing the California songbird as endangered. At issue is whether the bird is a distinct species.
- COMMENTARIES ON THE GOP : Losing Graciously Helps to Redefine, Realign Party : Even when bloodied in primaries and general elections, Republicans must learn to put the party above ideology.
- 3 Killed, 1 Hurt in Head-On Car Crash Near Fillmore
- Groups Look for Ways to Help the Homeless in Thousand Oaks : Social services: Support for the winter shelter grows. A daytime drop-in facility is also proposed. But some residents balk.
- Day Care Gets a Face-Lift : CEOs, Community Leaders Do 'Dirty' Work to Renovate Santa Ana Site
- Arizona Flooding Boosts Lettuce Prices
- Slumlord's Rentals Show Little Improvement : Antelope Valley: One year after citation, many repairs remain undone. Some call county enforcement methods ineffective.
- The 'Rio Diablo' Trail : THE WESTERN LANGUISHED FOR 12 YEARS ... THEN KENNY ROGERS CAME ALONG
- Gold Miner Invasion Imperils Stone Age Tribe : Brazil: Officials estimate that 11,000 prospectors have overrun Yanomami land, causing environmental havoc and transmitting deadly diseases.
- DAVID HORN : Rock 'n' Rollin' on PBS
- It's Not Business as Usual for Towers' Tenants
- SOUTH-CENTRAL : Storytelling Keeps Black History Alive
- When a Model Home Really Isn't : Development: A small-scale version of a proposed mansion is displayed in an effort to persuade planners that the huge estate wouldn't fit the neighborhood.
- Rocker Feller : Business: Matt Bearman's specialty store fills a niche for customers ranging from expectant parents to those with a nostalgic bent for rocking chairs.
- NEWS ANALYSIS : Haitians Find Courage to Plot Military's Downfall
- Harold Barlow; Composer, Author, Plagiarism Expert
- Mirroring the Media : Art: In addition to showing short films and videos, the Kaos Network "media house" uses its programs to encourage youths to take a look at themselves.
- GIRLS' BASKETBALL ROUNDUP : Dorsey and Agiza Prove Too Much for Roosevelt, 58-53
- Tongue Lashing
- HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES : Export Controls
- Clinton Plan Leaves Out Costs of S&L; Bailout
- Cultural Exploration Should Not Be Limited, Blacks Say : Heritage: Some suggest that the large number of functions held in February could be spread throughout the year, to give people a chance to attend them all.
- Send Us Your Ideas on the GOP
- Hard-Hit Cities to Get Boost From New Group : Recession: Economic council will provide information on creating and retaining jobs. The program is expected to be in place in six months.
- Racial Hate Crimes and Misdemeanors : Prejudice: Although blacks are just 2% of county population, they were targeted in a third of all such incidents. Some say bias is an everyday fact of life here.
- Obituaries
- COUNTYWIDE : Student March Puts Spotlight on Racism
- Recommendations Deserve Attention : Report on Immigration Costs Treats Issue Responsibly
- Going to Work Under the 'Seas' : Divers Make Nightly Runs in Disney Waters to Keep Illusions Spotless
- Man Dies as Stalled Car Is Struck
- The Sweet Sound of Success : Collector Has Turned Hobby of Restoring Jukeboxes Into Business That's Turning a Profit
- Vermont's 'Brat' Is a Town Worth Savoring : From brickwork buildings to '60s-style restaurants, Brattleboro combines tradition and the unconventional.
- Everybody's a Critic : LOVE AND HISSES: The National Society of Film Critics Sound Off on the Hottest Movie Controversies, <i> Edited by Peter Rainer (Mercury House: $16.95, paper; 560 pp.)</i>
- Tests for One-Time Exemption
- NONFICTION
- Air Discounts Return After One Year's Absence : Airlines have reinstated fare reductions of 10% on most domestic flights for travelers 62 and over.
- Malign Neglect : CULTURE AND IMPERIALISM, <i> By Edward W. Said (Alfred A. Knopf: $25; 360 pp.)</i>
- NONFICTION
- Monrovia Trail Ends in Good News
- SPORT REPORT : Man Vs. The Machine
- THE DIARY OF A FORTY-NINER edited...
- Bomb Explodes on Busy London Shopping Street; 18 Injured
- Moving Chinese Film Past Bruce Lee
- HAUTE COOL: The spring catalogue from mail-order...
- King Jury Reflects Growing Impact of Racial Diversity : Courts: Public perception that a panel has been fairly drawn is now seen as essential in highly charged cases.
- Capitol Alliance Consumed by Dark Side of Politics : Corruption: Former Sen. Robbins' evidence formed backbone for indictment against powerful state lobbyist.
- Gallery : The Grass Roots Game
- CRENSHAW : Group Shuts Down Construction Site
- Consumer Spending Boosts 4th-Quarter Growth
- 'Motherhood' the Second Time Around : A group helps grandmothers, who increasingly find themselves the primary caretakers of their children's children. : LOIS WALTERS
- From Hide to Eyelashes, Ostrich Is a Useful Bird--Low Cholesterol Too
- Bosnian Factions OK U.S. Airlift : Relief: Representatives of warring sides inspect initial shipments. Mission begins with leaflet drop.
- MID-CITY : Caltrans to Fence Out Transients
- HBO drives home the story of a teen and a mistake he'll never forget
- 100,000 Italian Workers Hold Protest
- Group Plans Teachers' Retreat
- Malibu Council Honors Resident
- Israeli-Backed Militia Returns Guerrilla Fire
- SOUTH-CENTRAL : Permits Delayed for Liquor Stores
- ELECTIONS : L.A. Schools Race to Hinge on Area Cities : Education: April 20 election is the first in the newly formed, predominantly Latino 2d District. Issues include safety on campus and a voice for parents.
- JUST DO IT: While local police ponder...
- DOWNTOWN : Smog-Check Station Owner Faces Trial
- She Came, She Saw, She Took Notes : THE NOVELLAS OF MARTHA GELLHORN, <i> (Alfred A. Knopf: $27.50; 625 pp.)</i>
- Scholarships for Design Students