- ENCINO : Group to Discuss Possible Unrest
- Library Activist, Balboa Resident Schulhof Dies
- SANTA CLARITA : Experiment at College Leads to Insight Into Needs of Disabled
- SIMI VALLEY : Contract Awarded for Tree Trimming
- County May Add 2nd Public Defender Office : Courts: Backers say costs would drop from an average $2,914 per case paid to court-appointed lawyers to $800. But private attorneys contend the figures are misleading.
- Joyous Homecoming : Laguna High Graduate Returns, Ancient Lute in Hand, With Carolinian Consort
- DODGERS : Parrish Says He Isn't Surprised by Being Released
- TV/RADIO
- * ITT Gilfillan of Van Nuys won...
- * Thomas Mays has joined Pacific Mutual...
- COLUMN ONE : Life After Taps Plays at the Base : In 1978, the Air Force closed Kincheloe, but the Michigan area thrives again. It offers lessons for other communities facing the loss of their military bread and butter.
- Next Step : A Summit of Citizens : 'It's hard to be a philanthropist if you're struggling to feed your own kids,' says mayor of troubled steel town.
- U.S., EC Negotiators Focus on Tariff Cuts : Trade: America agrees to delay its threat to retaliate for the 'buy-European' policy on government contracts.
- PERSONAL HEALTH : The Mysteries of Mouthwashes
- Theme Entertainment Opens Office in Simi
- El Toro Base to Be Transit Study Subject
- PERSPECTIVE ON RUSSIA : Yelstin Has Himself to Blame, Too : Tactical and strategic blunders turned a political confrontation into a government crisis that is far from over.
- Ueberroth Says Schools Must Alter Methods : Education: In an Anaheim address to the National School Boards Assn., he emphasizes ESL and vocational programs.
- LOS ANGELES : 2 Men Sentenced in Riot Assault, Burglary
- COMMUNITY COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Lundblad Leads Saddleback Victory
- Skid Row
- The Debate Over Abortion
- The Debate Over Abortion
- Needles for Addicts
- Christians
- B. T. Collins
- The Debate Over Abortion
- B. T. Collins
- B. T. Collins
- The Debate Over Abortion
- The Debate Over Abortion
- Democracy in Croatia
- MOVIES - March 30, 1993
- MOVIES - March 30, 1993
- Names in the News - March 30, 1993
- Names in the News - March 30, 1993
- Obituaries - March 30, 1993
- Obituaries - March 30, 1993
- Notes on a Scorecard - March 30, 1993
- County to Check Schools' Finances in Takeover Step
- CALENDAR GOES TO THE OSCARS : A Few Good Words Behind the Scenes : Backstage
- GETTING TO GORE: Ted Rosenbaum of Leisure...
- Woo Tries to Reconcile Pressures of 2 Cultures : Campaign: Councilman born into affluence speaks of downtrodden. Critics say he tries to please everyone.
- 2 O.C. Water Officials Targeted in D.A. Probe : Investigation: The Santa Margarita district managers took gifts from firms they recommended for contracts.
- Sect Member Says Helicopters Shot at Compound in Gun Battle
- O.C. Executive Roger Johnson to Head GSA
- WESTERN STAR: One theorist says Roger Johnson's...
- BUSY CITY? Violent crimes were down in...
- Families Flee Fires at Homes : Flames: Electrical shorts ignited blazes in Tustin and Westminster; one in Santa Ana was accidentally set by a child.
- Western Digital CEO Named to Head GSA : Leadership: General Services Administration nominee would be the first Republican in a top Clinton post.
- Lack of 3rd Drug Poses Problems for Amgen : Biotechnology: Despite spending $376 million in three years, finding a new product has proven elusive for the Thousand Oaks company.
- 'TIS THE SEASON: Bad news for allergy...
- Hughes Closure Latest in Area's Economic Setbacks : Business: Ripple effect of Canoga Park shutdown will be felt in many sectors. At least 15,000 regional manufacturing jobs have been cut in recent months.
- 200 Parents, Students Assail Spur Posse in Lakewood
- Witness Again Cries in Telling of King Beating : Trial: CHP officer describes blows to motorist's face and says she feared being heckled if she aided him. Though she testifies for the defense, her emotional account bolsters the prosecution.
- OTHER NEWS - March 30, 1993
- OTHER NEWS - March 30, 1993
- Thousands in Dublin Rally Against IRA Bombing in England
- Youth Wanted in Slaying Surrenders Through Reporter
- Russian Congress Falls Short in Angry Bid to Topple Yeltsin : Politics: But narrow margin provides stark proof of the president's slipping stature. He vows before supporters that he'll go ahead with his April referendum.
- French Right Consolidates Parliament Victory : Elections: In final round, alliance wins huge majority. An isolated Mitterrand will name conservative premier.
- THOUSAND OAKS : Collectors Hunt Bargains at Auction
- Santa Clarita Man's Lonely Task Is Promoting a Dump
- MISSION VIEJO : Town Meeting Faces Tough Competition
- COSTA MESA : Disaster Preparation Academy Scheduled
- Factory Owner Hopes Homeless Will Dial 800 Number for Jobs : Chatsworth: Frustrated in his attempts to find employees through social service referrals, a millionaire businessman tries a new tactic to reach the down and out for his Fresh Start program.
- NEW ZEALAND
- It Won't Make Their Day
- Giving Teens a Sense of Wonder
- A Relentless Rebel Pushes Ahead
- Easy Access to Guns Fuels Epidemic of Youth Violence : Firearms: L.A. teen-agers, seeking protection or status, steal weapons from home or buy them easily on the streets.
- ORANGE COUNTY VOICES : Boot Camp Approach Offers Option to Abyss of Prisons : Penology: The state's first Marine Corps-style facility for juvenile offenders graduated its first class in January in a program worth studying.
- Pedestrian, 69, Killed in Buena Park Traffic
- MISSION VIEJO : 5 Nonprofit Groups Awarded Grants
- SIMI VALLEY : Howard to Alter Her Office Hours
- First U.N. Peacekeeper Killed by Hostile Fire in Cambodia Battle
- Progress vs. preservation on the real Main Street : Sauk Centre, model for the 1920 Sinclair Lewis novel, faces small-town's struggle to survive.
- Potomac River Contaminated as Fuel Pipe Breaks
- Thatcher Advocates Religion in School Curriculum : Address: Former British prime minister's endorsement of the practice stirs applause and debate at national school boards convention in Anaheim.
- SEAL BEACH : City to Help Pay for Consolidation Study
- Youth / OPINION : Public Versus Private Schools: 'Great Things Come Out of Both' : CECILIA AK WULLER; Senior, 17, Bishop Montgomery High School, Torrance
- Trial Over Bombing to Begin This Week : Courts: It is the first such case in at least 20 years. A Moorpark man is accused of throwing an explosive into the bedroom of his wife's ex-husband.
- Man Dies After Car Plummets Off Cliff
- AUSTRALIA
- TAIWAN
- THAILAND
- FOUNTAIN VALLEY : Work on Affordable Homes Project Begins
- Youth / OPINION : Public Versus Private Schools: 'Great Things Come Out of Both' : GREG GAUSSA; Senior, 17, Bishop Montgomery
- Life Goes On : Preschool: Children in Head Start class play and learn and teachers point to educational progress. But the program faces a funding cutoff.
- Today's Agenda
- 2 Priests Oppose Use of Norplant by School : Pacoima: Parishioners at Mary Immaculate church are urged to protest San Fernando High clinic's distribution of the birth control device.
- Media Magnate Murdoch Returns to His Post : Press: Deal between former owner and the reviled Abe Hirschfeld hinges on FCC waiver.
- Midwest Puts Clean Air on Auction Block
- MARILYN LOEWY
- ECONOMY
- POTOMAC SOMEBODIES: Ever more Californians are riding...
- 'Conduct Unbecoming': In Defense of Gays on the Front Line
- Probation in Killing Protested by 6,000
- Marchers Mourn Slain Gay Sailor, Call for End to Ban
- Soggy Ground Fortified at 3rd Calabasas Home
- Men Arrested After Firing at Police, Fleeing in Vehicle, Officers Report
- AEROSPACE
- Comic Makes an Impression on Committee
- Winter of Discontent in the High Sierra : Weather: The heavy snow ended the drought, but residents have been pushed to the limit by avalanches, fatal blasts and fear.
- China's Hard-Line Premier Wins 2nd Term
- Award Winners
- Reusable Rocket : McDonnell Prototype Would Land Feet First
- JAPAN
- When Damage to the Back Causes Injury to the Brain
- PROOF WILL BE IN THE BACON: Sounds...
- Stueve's Raw Milk Removed From Stores After Salmonella Found
- Testimony / ONE PERSON'S STORY ABOUT EDUCATION : 'It's Crucial to Redefine What Making It Is'
- California Amplifier Thrives Amid Defense Cutbacks : Camarillo: The company planned early for economic conversion. But many local firms have shut down or hesitate to enter the civilian market.
- PERSPECTIVE ON POVERTY : How the '60s Doomed the Have-Nots : The counterculture, rejecting 'bourgeois' values, turned those needing help away from success-building virtues.
- LOCAL ELECTIONS / L.A. SCHOOL BOARD : 10 Candidates, 1 Vow: Reform
- In Clinton Inner Circle, It's Who You've Known : Power: Ties in this informal White House wind back across years of friendship. But some may lack access.
- Ensure Order, Then Target Economy : Mayor's race: Investments should be put in the minority community. No city deposits in banks that redline.
- 100 Businesses Will Take Part in Job Fair
- ELECTIONS / L.A. SCHOOL BOARD : West Valley Is New Battleground
- GARDEN GROVE : $10,000 Donated for Girls Club Programs
- ANGELS : Herzog Gets No Relief When Looking at Pitching
- COLLEGE BASKETBALL / NCAA MEN'S TOURNAMENT : Michigan Feels Fabulous About Final Four Again : West: Webber and Rose come alive in second half as Wolverines rally to defeat Temple, 77-72.
- Lightning Doesn't Stop Pitcher
- ORANGE : Firefighters Film TV Spot Opposing Cuts
- Georgetown, Providence Back at Garden for NIT Semifinals
- TENNIS ROUNDUP : Martinez Hacks Away, Wins Houston Title
- Threatt Is Laker Streak-Breaker With Basket Against Pacers at :03
- Moving Up in the Downhill : Moe and Kitt Give U.S. Two Excellent Shots at a Medal Next Year in Lillehammer
- Laguna Beach's Booth Defeated in Surf Finals
- LAGUNA HILLS : Rape Prevention Seminar to Be Held
- POP MUSIC REVIEW : Retro Rockabilly From Big Sandy & the Fly-Rite Boys
- Community Essay : 'I Was Afraid of My Daughter' : A nurturing mother becomes a tough "father" to pry her child away from gangs.
- 'Why Steve?' : Olin Remembered Fondly by Friends, Family and Teammates at Service
- In Bosnia, a Call to the Christian Conscience : Religion: In the Serbs' victimization of Muslim Bosnians, we see the recrudescence of a dark evil in Christianity.
- Servite Freshmen Are Golf-Wise Beyond Their Years : High school: Success in junior tournaments has helped prepare McGraw and Lauder for varsity play.
- Reese Avoids Funk After Missing Dunk
- COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Titans Keep 2 Streaks Alive With Victory over Pacific
- Miscellany
- DODGERS : Martinez Tests His Hip, Declares Himself Ready
- Smith, Stoklos Upset Kiraly, Steffes in Final
- Independent Spirit Awards Lives Up to Its Name : Movies: Irreverent, annual alternative awards program names 'The Player' as best of 1992.
- POP MUSIC REVIEW : Fly-Rite Boys Take Wing at Bogart's
- The Mad Bombers of the IRA : Even Dubliners can't muster much sympathy for the latest detonation of carnage
- O.C. JAZZ REVIEW : Festival Spotlights All That Jazz of Today, Tomorrow
- What You Won't See at Oscars : Pinkerton Sets the Stage for Safe Ceremony
- MOVIE REVIEW : 'Hear No Evil' Cast Breaks Shackles : The yuppie-in-peril thriller benefits from an active cast and crew unconfined by stale guidelines.
- Youth / OPINION : Public Versus Private Schools: 'Great Things Come Out of Both' : KELLY WALTERS; Freshman, 14, Santa Ana Valley High
- Give City Government Back to the People : Mayor's race: Finances and civic pride would benefit from accountability and oversight.
- PLACENTIA YORBA LINDA : School Boundaries to Be Aired in April
- State Launches Probe of Child Welfare Group : Charities: The attorney general is looking into allegations that executives at L.A.-based Children's Home Society received lofty salaries and engaged in questionable spending practices.
- Miscellany
- FOUNTAIN VALLEY : She Keeps Volunteer Spirit Alive
- Youth / OPINION : Public Versus Private Schools: 'Great Things Come Out of Both' : VALERIE GRAB; Senior, 17, Long Beach Polytechnic High School
- As South Carolinians Attack Cremins, McGee Seeks a Coach
- MOVIE REVIEW : 'Opposite Sex': Likable Duo, Rocky Context
- OSCAR WATCH
- POP MUSIC REVIEW : Smith Brings Vitality to His Gospel Pitch
- MUSIC AND OPERA REVIEWS : L.B. Symphony's 2 'Scheherazades'
- What You Won't See at Oscars : On Cue: Behind Those Cameras on Oscar Night
- MUSIC AND OPERA REVIEWS : Bel Canto Opera Stages 'Carmen'
- OSCAR WATCH
- Right on Schedule, Earnhardt Wins Race
- Angels Play 25 Questions
- As South Carolinians Attack Cremins, McGee Seeks Coach
- Skiing
- SEAL BEACH : County Funds to Be Sought for Roads
- Miscellany
- Franklin Hills Assn.
- Planting Seeds of Tolerance
- Planting Seeds of Tolerance
- U.N. Commission on El Salvador
- U.N. Commission on El Salvador
- U.N. Commission on El Salvador
- U.N. Commission on El Salvador
- Role for Perot
- Chespi Serna
- U.N. Commission on El Salvador
- PORK WATCH, PART II: Lawmakers, whose reelection...
- Sticking to an Ancient Art of Easing Pain : Acupuncture Students Practice Healing Methods
- Mission Viejo Woman Dies After Crash on Freeway
- VENTURA : Less Than an Inch of Rain Reported
- Driver Fleeing Accident Hits Tree; 8 Hurt
- Gripe : More Minority Jurors Needed
- Miscellany
- Pop : Los Reos Trips as It Grows
- JAZZ REVIEW : Cavanaugh: A Page of Musical History
- MUSIC AND OPERA REVIEWS : Glass and 'Powaqqatsi': Energetic, Depressing
- Be Wary of Rich Ghetto Spokespersons Like Ice-T
- POP MUSIC REVIEW : Tashians: Gently Into the Night
- TRADE
- A SPECIAL REPORT: AEROBICS
- Youth / OPINION : Public Versus Private Schools: 'Great Things Come Out of Both' : JEFF THOMPSON; Junior, 16, Rancho Cucamonga High School
- Sheriff to Auction Seized Property
- RUNNING : Hanneck, Steely Winners in Carlsbad 5000
- NHL ROUNDUP : Penguins Win 10th in Row, Clinch Patrick Division Title
- OCCUPATION: SCOPIST TEXT EDITOR
- Market Mood on Upswing in Tokyo : Stocks: Good news and foreign money have been rolling in, but many investors remain cautious.
- Battle Lines Drawn Over Bear Bill : Wildlife: Move to bar the use of tracking dogs is gaining support from animal rights groups. But the hunting lobby calls the method humane.
- Chinese Political Prisoner Held at Labor Salt Farm
- LOCAL ELECTIONS / L.A. SCHOOL BOARD : Incumbents Face Aggressive Challengers : District 6: Korenstein moved in order to run for retiring Roberta Weintraub's seat.
- 2 More Israelis Killed; Rabin Urged to Get Tough on Violence
- Second Opinion / OTHER MEDIA : 'Lost' Korean- American Sit-Coms
- Marlins Are Simply Smelly Fish to Fans on Other Side of Florida
- Puckish Youth : Midwinter Night's Dream: Junior Hockey Championship
- RADIO
- Honoring Makers of Foreign Films : Movies: The annual symposium/party for best foreign-language film nominees has become one of the Academy's most festive traditions.
- Mexico TV Monopoly Challenged : Media: The government auctions two networks this week as new cable services start broadcasting.
- Clinton Quietly Lobbies Congress on Russia Aid : Funding: U.S. officials detail effort to boost Yeltsin and reforms.
- Reuben Fine; International Chess Star and Psychologist
- Nunn Likely to Narrow Debate on Military Gays
- ARKANSAS : Mrs. Clinton to Miss Task Force Meeting
- Cult Leader Playing Standoff Game, Has Nothing to Gain by Giving Up : Siege: Hundreds of heavily armed lawmen have met their unlikely match in 33-year-old Koresh. The holdout has entered its 2nd month.
- 5 to Be Inducted Into Sports Hall of Fame
- Old Friends Fondly Recall Life in Barrio of 'La 17th' : Reunion: Former residents of the west Santa Ana neighborhood speak of the values, work ethic and self-esteem instilled in them. But they also talk of racial bias.
- Youth / OPINION : Public Versus Private Schools: 'Great Things Come Out of Both' : WAIYI TSE; Senior, 18, Santa Ana Valley High School
- Toxic Discharges
- Norplant: But One Option Among Many : Teach safe sex, responsibility and abstinence too
- VALLEY-AREA ROUNDUP : CSUN Goes Extra Yard for Title
- Valley-Based Syndicator Wants to Make Waves : Radio: Premiere Radio Networks' chief shrugs off a local rival's run-in with red ink.
- Paying a Debt of Gratitude
- Local Black Students Win Scholarships
- ORANGE COUNTY VOICES : A Glorious Change for Democrat Party : Politics: After disappointing years, the party now has the opportunity to cultivate the thousands of local Democrats willing to make a difference.
- Plans for Michelson Bridge Widening Span Several Years
- Controversial 'Damned' to Air on Playboy : Television: The documentary on artistic freedom's run-in with Christian fundamentalists will have its first U.S. airdate on May 14.
- International Funds Awaken This Spring
- U.S. Buyers See Death of Japanese Bear
- AIRLINES
- Success Came Naturally for ABBA Partners : They scratched their heads over criteria for 'the perfect shampoo.' Five years later, their company is among the fastest-growing in field.
- Robert Crichton; Wrote Bestsellers
- Are Voters Schizophrenic or Sane?
- A SPECIAL REPORT: AEROBICS
- Celebrity Cases Have Judges--and the Public--Seeing Stars
- Kings Face Off After the Game : Hockey: Melrose and Robitaille in yelling match. Jets tie in final seconds.
- GOLF ROUNDUP : Price Proves He's a Player With Big Win
- Mighty Ducks' Bucks to Help Boost County Youth Hockey
- POP MUSIC REVIEW : June Tabor at McCabes: Folk Songs at Safe Distance
- Visionary Artists Can't Be Penned In
- Salvador Presidential Choice Named : Politics: Right-wing party picks San Salvador's mayor in launching first postwar campaign.
- Officials See Risk of Violence, Cult Suicide Pact
- A SPECIAL REPORT: AEROBICS
- Horse Racing : McCarron Gets Choice Rides, but Big Choice Is Still Ahead
- Veterans Top Ad Awards but Newcomer Collects 21
- Next Week, Horoscopes
- Synbiotics
- PENNSYLVANIA : Man With AIDS Dies Before Teen Sex Trial
- Before Adoring Crowd, the Old Boris Is Back
- Drive-By Shooting Kills Boy in La Habra
- A SPECIAL REPORT: AEROBICS
- NEWPORT BEACH : District to Weigh Public's Generosity
- FULLERTON : Schools' Hot Line Aims to Fight Crime
- MAKING A DIFFERENCE : One Hospital's Approach: Match free job training with high demand
- Alfredsson Provides the Emotion as She Scores First LPGA Victory
- Trend Tracking : Claims of Peerless Predictions by Popcorn, Yankelovich and Other Culture Watchers Draw High-Paying Clients--and a Few Arched Eyebrows
- CONEJO VALLEY : Registration for Kindergarten Begins
- Getting the Good Public Works Going : Putting bond money into bridges--and libraries and police stations--more quickly
- LAGUNA HILLS : City to Continue in Anti-Gang Program
- A Budding Movement : Labor: Women farm workers begin addressing issues of wage and promotion discrimination. They are at the vanguard of pushing for changes.
- Going Native : Volunteers Plant Trees, Shrubs to Restore Habitat in Orange Park
- Miscellany
- Miscellany
- United Berlin Divided Over Its 'Eiffel Tower' : Architecture: The proposed Max Reinhardt House, a controversial multipurpose structure of unusual design, is mired in a property restitution wrangle.
- Opera : Cheap Pearls for Bizet From San Diego Company
- South Korea Finds Better Markets in the East : Trade: Sales to China and Southeast Asia are replacing those to the U.S., helping South Korea eliminate its imbalance.
- TOO TOUGH? Originally, Ellen Haas, a consumer...
- State Launches Probe of Child Welfare Group : Charities: The attorney general is looking into allegations that executives at L.A.-based Children's Home Society received lofty salaries and engaged in questionable spending practices.
- Youth / OPINION : Public Versus Private Schools: 'Great Things Come Out of Both' : MANIJHA KADIR; Junior, 16, Rancho Cucamonga
- Hearing Scheduled on Senior Programs
- The Eclectic Bunch : Volunteer Firefighters Flourish in Fillmore
- Mild Weather Expected Over Next Few Days
- 1 Candidate's Riot Is Another's Unrest
- United Way Party to Honor Volunteers
- Miscellany
- Kevin Schwantz overcame a poor start and...
- Wachs' Keen Eye Ranges From Fine Art to Populism : Campaign: Councilman finds support in Valley and creative community. Strength in inner city is untested.
- Amtrak Train Kills Man Apparently Bent on Suicide
- FILM STUDIOS
- MISSION VIEJO : City to Pay $1,000 for Vandal Information
- BUENA PARK : Artesia Blvd. Link to Freeway Scrutinized
- Skiing
- Miscellany
- Back in the Saddle Again : Mary Russ, 39, the First Female Jockey to Win a Major Stake, Returns to Thoroughbred Racing After Having Three Children
- Senna Wins in Brazil; Andretti Crash Provokes Complaint From Opponent
- Tar Heels Require Outside Help : East: Williams' two three-pointers in overtime lead North Carolina over Cincinnati, 75-68, after Reese misses dunk at end of regulation.
- DANCE REVIEW : Livingston Troupe Premieres 'Grandma Moses Project'
- OSCAR WATCH
- RADIO
- Youth / OPINION : Public Versus Private Schools: 'Great Things Come Out of Both' : REBECCA LEE; Senior, 17, Long Beach Polytechnic
- Skiing
- NBA ROUNDUP : Barkley Cheered, Hometown 76ers Jeered
- TV REVIEW : Family Channel's 'Rabbit' Is Attractive but Stolid
- MOVIES - March 29, 1993
- Obituaries - March 29, 1993
- Notes on a Scorecard - March 29, 1993
- TELEVISION - March 29, 1993
- Water District Money Spent on Lavish Trips, Perks : Public funds: Since 1984, two Santa Margarita officials have been reimbursed $162,000 for expenses, including a $125 car waxing and $1,500 for three days of room service. They defend the practices.
- Gifts Pour In to 2 O.C. Water District Officials : Utilities: Santa Margarita's managers have accepted large donations from companies awarded agency work.
- Charges Against Accused Killer to Be Dropped : Justice: Attorney says Los Angeles police failed to adequately investigate his client's alibi. Van Nuys man is free after spending 13 months behind bars.
- Free Hunting Trips a Yearly Event : Leisure: Engineering firm owner Don Greek invites people from various agencies--including Santa Margarita Water District--on excursions.
- COLUMN ONE : The Climbing Game : Miramax Film Corp. is atop the Hollywood heap, thanks to 'The Crying Game.' The brothers who run the firm are legendary for brilliant promotion and hardball--some say ruthless--tactics.
- Military in Europe Stalls on Abortions