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- Students Take Center Court to Decry Violence : In Wake of 4 Deaths, Washington High Parents and Officials Join Youths to Search for Solutions
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- SOUTH GATE : City Manager's Role in Election Criticized
- The Volunteer Spirit : Myrtle Faye Rumph Turned Her Grief into Giving. She Wants Others to 'Catch the Vision' and Donate Their Time and Skills to Help Children.
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- High School's Students Take Center Court to Decry Violence : Safety: In wake of four deaths, parents and officials join youths on Washington campus to hunt for answers.
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- U.S. to Request International Funding to Defuse Land Mines
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- Politics: Candidates for State Office to Attend Forum
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- BALDWIN HILLS : Destruction Yields to Constructive Crew
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- EASTSIDE : Big Brothers Seek Latino Volunteers
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- CRENSHAW : Concert to Aid Optimist Club
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- Paperless Publisher Builds Political Network : Cyberspace: The Orange Coast College student airs views via Internet with his electronic newsletter on college Democrats.
- Nation IN BRIEF : WASHINGTON : Powell Urges Blacks to Reject All Bigotry
- Church Holding Bone-Marrow Drive
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- DOWNTOWN : Experts to Discuss Health Care Reform
- WALNUT PARK : Motel Is Denied Operating Permit
- Heist Fails; Jailed Robber Sues for Loot
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- On the Set : Joan and Melissa Talk ... and Act Out Their Family Tragedy
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- EL RIO : Volunteers Brush Up on Civic Pride
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- SOUTHERN SECTION SWIMMING / DIVISION II CHAMPIONSHIPS : O'Brien-Led Irvine Falls Just Short
- WATTS : Tensions at Schools Prompt Classes
- WILSHIRE CENTER : Police to Open Center at Central Plaza
- COVER STORY : Where the Living Isn't Easy : Riddled With Hazards and Unsanitary Conditions, Thousands of the Central City's Aging Apartment Buildings and Hotels Are Home to Desperate Tenants.
- Community News : BEVERLY HILLS : Young Artist Has First Brush with Fame
- For Seniors : Crafting Artworks Provides Youthful Enjoyment for Late-Bloomer
- 77 Wild Horses, Burros Offered for Adoption
- Clinton Calls for Unity Where RFK Once Invoked It : Memorial: President helps dedicate 'Landmark for Peace,' where Robert Kennedy gave stirring speech on night of Martin Luther King Jr.'s murder.
- A Diamond in the Rough Sparkles : After struggling in L.A., Damon Bihm gained maturity and found success in Alabama. The outfielder also hits the books now.
- Original Thinker : A Martial Arts Expert Uses His Hands, Feet and Instincts to Practice and Teach. After Hundreds of Hours Spent in the Library, He Wrote a History of His Craft's African Beginnings.
- Panelists Watch Over Who Gets Permits and Who Doesn't
- SOUTH CENTRAL : Gym to Use Grant for Boxing Gear
- TRACK : Scott Leaves Cee-Level Rivals in His Wake
- Undying Beauty
- ADAMS-NORMANDIE : Redevelopment Panel to Hold Elections
- Horsing Around : At home on the trail? Then saddle up for an evening of sights, food and drink.
- If ... (Bravo Tuesday at 3 and...
- Safety: Police Service Center to Open on Wilshire
- Device Worth Its Salt, Creates Safe Water : Health: Creators say their simple device has the potential to fight epidemics of cholera and other waterborne disease, for just pennies a week.
- RSVP / The Social City : All Roads Lead to New Museum
- Nation IN BRIEF : NEW YORK : Mayflower Madam Wed--Traditionally
- Abuse Case to Challenge New Law on Limitations : Courts: Santa Clarita man's defense is latest attack on 'recovered memory' syndrome. Encino woman's story spurred legislation.
- Colorado Heights Hit by Wave of Population : Rockies: Land is expensive, salaries are low. Many employees have no health insurance and cannot afford day care. County governments end up subsidizing both, straining their budgets.
- Modern-Day Battle of Alamo Brews in Texas : History: The traditionalists see the shrine as a symbol of freedom and bravery. But revisionists say it's just a big lie perpetuated by a 'redneck culture.'
- Getting Behind the Paddling Idea, If Applied Equally
- Park Tax Weighed for Unincorporated Areas
- Another Vital Freeway Restored : Here's Hoping the Metrolink Upgrades Will Keep More Autos Off It
- 2 Teachers Lead Drive to Open Long Beach Charter School : Education: Organizers say the proposal for a campus downtown would reduce administrative costs and boost test scores.
- Man to Man, 52,000 Seek a Better Way
- More Notes From the CLAS Struggle
- Postal Workers Also Collect the Goods : Charity: Mail carriers pick up non-perishable food donated by residents as part of an annual drive.
- Bell's Sweet Season Ends on Sour Note : Tennis: The Eagles, who had won all 13 of their matches and three playoff contests, fall to stronger Van Nuys in the City 3-A Team Finals.
- WHITE HOUSE PLACE : Eco-Village Provides Urban Blueprint
- LITTLE TOKYO : Hotel to Spotlight Filipino Americans
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- EAST LOS ANGELES : Appeals Court KOs Law on Adult Stores
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- Extremist Institute Mired in Power Struggle : Courts: Staff members oust founder of Holocaust denial center. They are now entangled in lawsuits and poisonous prose.
- LITTLE TOKYO : Fund-Raising Ethics Is Workshop Topic
- Pope's Release From Hospital Is Expected
- CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS : NEWS ANALYSIS : U.S. SENATE : Feinstein Gun Stance Draws No NRA Fire
- 4 Decades Later, Legacy of Brown vs. Topeka Is Cloudy : Civil rights: The belief in the benefits of integration is now corroded by a new generation of problems.
- PERSPECTIVE ON CHINA : Fix America's Chinatowns First : The U.S. should examine its own human-rights record before wielding it as a weapon in determining trade status.
- School Bus Tragedy Can Lead to Reform : * Boy's Death Shows Need to Require Flashing Red Lights
- South Bay Campuses Launch Programs to Ease Racial Tension : Education: Three high schools are teaching their students to respect themselves and other cultures.
- Painting Project Is Well Worth Imitating : * Sprucing Up Homes of the Elderly in Anaheim Helps the Community as a Whole
- Poker Game at Party Leads to a Shootout
- PROFILE : '7-Eleven Banker' Pays Civic Dividends
- Slide Danger May Hinder Construction : Geology: Moratorium on rebuilding is among stopgap options until city and landowners stabilize fire-ravaged land above an ancient landslide.
- Residents Invited to Public Works Week
- Deadbeat Parents Plan Expanded : Child support: State's successful pilot program that garnishes wages will begin collections nationwide. Aim is to take in $103 million from 11,600 targeted delinquents.
- Cops Hear Siren Song of Starbucks
- JEFFERSON PARK : State-Office Hopefuls Share Forum Today
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- Ex-Public Defender Now Crusades Against Early Release of Convicts
- Mountainous Road Opens 'Shangri-La' : Tourists Get Glimpse of Hunza Region Where People Live to 120
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- SPRING SPORTS : Garfield Swimmer Has Shot at 4 Medals
- The State : What Ron Unz Tells Us About Pete Wilson--Rough Sledding Ahead
- The Tabloid Traumas of the Talk-Show President : When You Live by the Culture . . .
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- The World : South Africa's Strength: A Bias for Moderation
- Delivering Unto the Needy : Charity: Orange County letter carriers pick up almost a million pounds of donations as part of union's national food drive.
- Man Bound 6 Days May Have Hands Amputated : Crime: A worried friend checking on the 72-year-old Altadena resident finds that intruders beat retiree and left him tied up on the floor of his home.
- Theft of Credit a Pervasive Problem : Fraud: Downey case reflects scams that rip off an estimated $1 billion yearly nationwide in goods, cash. It's becoming known as crime of '90s.
- Hospital Closing Will Hurt Many : The plan to cease inpatient activities at the VA Medical Center in Sepulveda will harm tens of thousands of veterans who rely on the facility.
- Construction Inflates Budget in Santa Clarita : Government: The $66-million draft proposal is $16 million higher than last year. It anticipates no layoffs or cuts in major programs.
- Teachers Reject Pay Contract : Manhattan Beach: The pact is rejected on a vote of 166 to 26. They have been working without a contract for eight months.
- BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : ANGELS : Perez Is Able to Take Batting Practice
- Phillips Still Focused Despite Setback
- Five County Surfers Make Quarterfinals
- Offerman Delivers in Bottom of Ninth : Baseball: One-out single by shortstop gives Dodgers a 2-1 victory over Padres, extending their winning streak to five games.
- SEA VIEW LEAGUE BASEBALL PLAYOFF : Irvine Rallies to Defeat Corona del Mar, 6-5
- STUNT MAN : Harrelson Removes Hat, Reveals More Than Scalp
- RAIN (MAN) FORREST : Rival Studios Love 'Gump,' Glad They're Not Selling It
- DRILL MEN : You're in the Army Now, Pvt. Marky Mark. Yikes!
- IN THE FIELD : It's Authentic (Better Not Say Real Deal) 'Little Big League'
- SUMMER SNEAKS '94 : Unmasking the Masked Maniac : How did Jim Carrey, zany guy that he is, blast out of 'Ace Ventura' into 'The Mask' and then right into mega-millions?
- SOUTHERN SECTION SWIMMING / DIVISION III CHAMPIONSHIPS : Laguna Hills Falters at End, Finishes Second
- SOUTHERN SECTION TRACK AND FIELD / DIVISION I PRELIMINARIES : Dollar Dances Her Way Into Finals
- COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Fullerton, Irvine Runners Win at Big West
- NBA PLAYOFFS / WESTERN CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS : Utah Picks, Rolls in Overtime
- THE NBA / MARK HEISLER : Lakers Have the Right Stuff--or Simply More of Same
- Jenkins Slows Down From Last Year but Is Fast Enough to Win Again
- SUMMER SNEAKS '94 : Crank Up the Air Conditioning : Yes, it's summer movie time again. Grab that air-popped you-know-what and see what mood Hollywood is in
- Summer Sneaks '94 : These Guys Blow Us Away : With expensive blow-'em-ups running out of new tricks, some movie makers fear the genre faces a tragic ending
- SOUTHERN SECTION GYMNASTICS : Powell, Daley Are Second, Third for Capistrano Valley
- COMMUNITY COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Rancho Santiago Opens Baseball Playoffs With 8-4 Victory
- Father-Son Act Proves to Be a Boone to Cincinnati : Baseball: Bob and Bret are on the same team this season and the Reds are happy to have them.
- Back to Boingo : Danny Elfman may have exhausted himself composing movie scores and TV themes, but he's getting renewed pleasure from the oddball rock band he founded and twice thought he'd retired
- ALBUM REVIEW (***) : BOINGO, "Boingo" (<i> Giant</i> )
- Victims Still Recovering From Jolt to Their Lives : Aftermath: Residents are quietly trying to put things back together again as the four-month anniversary of the quake approaches.
- Valley Commentary : After the Quake, the Voters Are Lenders of Last Resort : Proposed state bond measure would fill gaps in financing the recovery of whole neighborhoods that face business and residential exodus and irreversible decline.
- Uneventful Day a Joy in Monte Carlo
- NBA PLAYOFFS / EASTERN CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS : Pacers Make Quick Work of Hawks for Lead
- BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : DODGERS : Butler Looking Forward to His Next Hit
- A Statistical Feast to Turn on the Spit
- TENNIS ROUNDUP : Sampras, Becker in Improbable Italian Final
- COMMUNITY COLLEGE SOFTBALL ROUNDUP : Cypress Gets Sixth Straight State Tournament Berth
- Unfinished, but It's Hardly a Symphony
- Pampered Thoroughbreds Are Bosses in the Barns
- North Korea Replacing Nuclear Fuel Rods at Reactor, Defying U.N.
- If ... (Bravo Tuesday at 3 and...
- Lebanon Strike by Israelis Is Denied
- Fire at DWP Causes Blackout in Valley Areas
- Aviation's Past, Future Meet at Camarillo Show : Aircraft: Old war birds and experimental planes are displayed at airport. Crowd of 5,000 also sees aerobatic show.
- Volunteers Needed for Tree Planting
- Dough Nuts
- MELTDOWN: Although the 1993 snowpack was thick,...
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- Confusion Blamed for School Bond Failure : Education: Burbank residents were unsure how funds would be spent or how much it would cost them.
- Food Drive Collects 30 Tons of Groceries
- 47-Year-Old Earns Top Honor at Graduation : Cal Lutheran: Karen Searle has highest grade-point average in her class. She shares the prestigious Dean's Award with Lance Young.
- Easing the Pain, Cost of Inoperable Cancer Cases : Doctor's Technique Reduces Need for Intestinal Surgery
- Newland House to Offer Free Tours
- A Little Goes a Long Way for Harvard-Westlake : High school swimming: Five girls take Wolverines to Division III championship.
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- ROUNDUP : Canyons Loses Lead, Game, 8-5
- SOUTHERN SECTION TRACK AND FIELD / DIVISION II PRELIMINARIES : Young Speeding Toward State
- INDIANAPOLIS 500 / DAILY REPORT : Two Honda-Powered Cars Qualify 26 Years After First Speedway Run
- Mission Stumbles on Obstacle Course
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- Public Service: Volunteer Cleanup Project Is Saturday
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- Why Neighborhood Crime Surveys Are Indispensable
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- Your Mortgage : 'No-Cost' Loan Claims Come Under Fire
- THE BODY POLITIC : Hackers of the World, Unite
- Reflections on the Bodensee : Part German, Part Swiss and Rimmed With Medieval Towns, Antique Hotels and Bucolic Countryside, the Bodensee Is a Vast Inland 'Sea' Virtually Undiscovered by Americans
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- Turner Movie Channel Faces Tight Squeeze in Cable Systems : Television: New network airs vintage films 24 hours a day. It has a vault with more than 3,000 titles, but viewers won't see many classics at first.
- * Shanon W. Scott-Brant has joined Scott's...
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- Events: June : Festivals Usher in Summer
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- Weekend Escape: High Sierra : Truckee Stop : The Locals Were Notably Friendly, the Lodgings Vintage, the Prices Trending Upward in This <i> Historic</i> Railroad Town
- ECHO PARK : New Plan for Hillside Project Considered
- * John Anderson has been elected chairman...
- Mortgage Rate Falling? Here's Why
- Traveling in Style : ELEPHANTS AND SILK : Shop Till You Drop in Thailand's Beautiful Chiang Mai--Then Hop on a Pachyderm or Glide Down the River on a Bamboo Raft
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- To Seem Is Not To Be : And Other Rules of Life, Love and Autism Donna Williams Taught Me
- Traveling in Style : PATHS OF SUMMER
- Drive Is On for Summer Bargains
- Finding Estate Planning Attorney to Work With
- Give Your Home to the Kids, but Stay Put
- Choose Versatile Vine to Accent the Garden
- News, Tips & Bargains : Gambling Aboard Alaska Cruise Ships
- 15,000 Summertime Jobs Offered to Low-Income Youths
- Welcome to Cyberville : Residents of Remote North Coast Counties Use Computer Network to Keep in Touch
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