- Spoilage Hits in Cincinnati
- A Warning to Future Ram Fans
- OTHER NEWS - May 28, 1994
- Obituaries - May 28, 1994
- Obituaries - May 28, 1994
- BANKING & FINANCE - May 28, 1994
- 25-Cent Hike in Bus Fares Urged : Transit: Culminating heated debate, MTA seeks to end discount passes and cut services, which could take effect Sept. 1. Officials fear that the poor will be hit the hardest.
- CLOSING BY DESIGN: If you haven't seen...
- GLENDALE : Mayor's Task Force Targets Hate Crimes
- Assembly OKs PacBell Bid for Long-Distance Service in State
- Court: O.C. Cheerleader a Victim of Bias
- Clinton Rejects Foreign Policy Team Shake-Up
- 25-Cent Hike in Bus Fares Urged : Transit: Culminating heated debate, MTA seeks to end discount passes and cut services, which would take effect Sept. 1. Officials fear the poor will be hit the hardest.
- More Candidates Bankrolling Own Campaigns : Politics: Many say it keeps special interests away. Less-endowed challengers are nervous, reformists wary.
- In Long Run, Eagles Reunion Worth Wait : Pop music: The band's return after 14 years brings fans from 'Life in the Fast Lane' to life in the memory lane.
- Metrolink Train Hits, Kills Man Trying to Save Dog in Simi Valley
- Police Conclude Scyphers Probe; Charges May Be Filed : Investigation: Specifics of allegations are still a mystery more than three weeks after popular Simi Valley coach is suspended.
- ENERGY
- Japanese Cars Head List in Quality Survey
- Italo Ghelfi; Nevada Gaming Pioneer
- THE GOODS : The Discount Years : As we get older, many of the pleasures in life get cheaper. And, thank goodness, so do some of the necessities.
- From the Eyes of Artists : 'Searching for Eden' exhibit at Mythos shows works that other galleries refuse to display.
- Fillmore to Get Sheriff's Substation : Law enforcement: Deputies hope presence will help curb gang activities.
- Arts Plaza Parts Ways With Theater Company : Thousand Oaks: A Pasadena group was to have put on six musicals. An Arizona organization is recommended as a substitute.
- Defendant in Assisted-Suicide Trial Knew of Victim's Past : Crime: Alex Coventry was aware Leonard Medina had tried to take his own life before, prosecutor says.
- California IN BRIEF : SAN JOSE : No Charges Filed in Death of Officer
- Miles of Memories : Many Still Gather to Motor Back and Recapture the Romance of Route 66
- Hantavirus Threat Found in County : Health: A strain of the virus that has killed 42 people is found in mice trapped at Crystal Cove State Park. Health officials urge hikers to take precautions.
- Fund Investors Wax Conservative After Fed Hikes
- U.S. Facilities Shareholders Vote to Sell Insurer to High Bidder
- MILITARY : Controversial General Finally Ready to Bow Out in Nicaragua
- Santa Clarita / Antelope Valley : Woman's Death Declared Homicide
- Assembly Approves Bill Banning Price Bias by Sex : Discrimination: After jousting and some joking, the measure is sent to the Senate.
- TV FACTS
- ELECTIONS / SENATE : At $6.3 Million, Huffington Sets Spending Mark
- U.S., Vietnam to Open Liaison Offices
- John Wain; Novelist and Biographer of Samuel Johnson
- Clinton Signs Law Banning Abortion Clinic Blockades : Legislation: The statute allows for stiff penalties for violent protesters. But opponents file suit, claiming abridgment of First Amendment rights.
- Ceremony Recognizes Community Protectors : Awards: Civic leaders and family members celebrate the bravery of public servants who went beyond the call of duty.
- California IN BRIEF : WILLITS : 2 Adults, 3 Children Found Slain in Home
- PERSPECTIVE ON HAITI : Orphaed by Its Latin Neighbors : The principle of noninterference is just an excuse to ignore the pain of our hemisphere's 'black Bosnia.'
- Countywide : OSHA Chief Details Plans to Get Tougher
- Santa Clarita / Antelope Valley : City Officials, Educators Join the Fight on Racism
- Critical Condition : Quake Damage Has Forced Clinic to Operate Out of Trailers
- Chatsworth Seeded No. 1 in City Baseball
- COLLEGE BASEBALL / NCAA REGIONALS : Roberge Powers USC to Victory
- Jackson Puts On a Show : Baseball: Homer in fifth inning leaves them talking, leads Angels to 7-5 victory over Tigers.
- Home Is Still Sweet for Knox
- Where No Pun Is Left Unstoned : Movie review: 'The Flintstones' succeeds at being cartoonish. But do three dozen writers make for a good script? Don't take it for granite.
- Exhibition to Honor Artist Westmoreland
- GOLF ROUNDUP : Ramsbottom Leads Bradley, Benz by One
- COMMUNITY COLLEGE STATE BASEBALL PLAYOFFS : Belovsky Overcomes Injury to Take Cypress to Playoffs
- Theater / Jan Herman : Shakespeare Live? It's a Ghost of a Chance : Orange County's only professional classical company opens its third season with a one-man show, featuring Gregory Bell as the Bard. A fund-raiser precedes the performance.
- Home Entertainment : An Invasion of WWII Videos on Tap
- BASEBALL ROUNDUP : Giants Win Behind Rookie, 5-3
- 21st Annual Student Academy Awards Winners
- Six Flags Boss Man Becomes Pitchman
- RETAIL AND RESTAURANTS
- Collapsed Canadian Climber Rescued Near Mt. Everest Summit
- COVER STORY : A Walk on the Mild Side : CityWalk's critics say it's a placebo. But tell that to the throngs it's attracting.
- Fathering Cartoon Legends : Famed animator Joe Barbera has written his memoirs to coincide with the opening of the film version of Hanna-Barbera's 'The Flintstones.'
- At The Rock, 'It's Fun to Just Kick Back'
- New Spin on an Old Game : Disc golf attracts a passionate following to the wooded course at Veterans Memorial Park in Sylmar. It's a contest of skills and use of the course is free.
- Supervisor Raps Sanitation Agency Officials
- A university run by a bunch of...
- Extension of China's Trade Status Is Good News for California : Economy: State is on the front lines of commerce with that country in enterprises worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
- Dinner Courses : Now parents can go out for a night on the town guilt-free. A number of classes give adults time alone while their children learn to cook and sculpt.
- Clinton Aide Resigns Over Golf Outing
- Chicago Cancels the Stamps--and Some of the Letters : Postal Service: Undelivered mail is found burning or rotting. New management and training are ordered.
- NATION IN BRIEF : WASHINGTON, D.C. : Senate Passes Bill Revising 'Nanny Tax'
- Plutonium Waste Poses Deadly Problem : Cold War: Tons of radioactive matter from weapons program may have to stay in temporary storage for 20 years, Energy Department says.
- SKATE HAVEN: In almost any sports store...
- <i> Snapshots of life in the Golden State.</i> : Why Create a New Slogan When a Rival's Will Do?
- State Court Says Abortion Clinics Can Limit Pickets
- ORANGE COUNTY PERSPECTIVE : Shaking the Status Quo on Water
- SAN CLEMENTE : 991 Pounds of Pot Seized at Checkpoint
- CAMARILLO : Missing Hospital Patient Is Found
- California IN BRIEF : SAN DIEGO : 3 Men, 346 Pounds of Cocaine Seized
- Loitering at Library Can Mean Ticket to Enrichment
- SIMI VALLEY : Overnight Campsites to Open Saturday
- Home Entertainment : 'Menace' on Laser Disc: True Grit and Urban Gore
- Gillies Still a Thrill for Saugus : High school softball: Sophomore pitches one-hitter in 4-0 victory over Crescenta Valley. Centurions earn a berth in the Division II semifinals.
- At Lean 130, Hunger is De La Hoya's Motivator
- TENNIS / FRENCH OPEN : For Krickstein, Pain Is Gone; so Is Stich
- Music Review : Romeros Return to Ambassador With Spanish-Flavored Program
- Rosters for the 1994 Orange County High...
- Santa Ana-Based B.P. Pacifica to Be Acquired by Florida Firm
- Russia Lifts Veil on Elite Shock Troops : Military: Media get to see dreaded Dzerzhinsky Division put on a demonstration at its once-secret base.
- Huge Sanctuary for Whales OKd
- POLITICS : Quebec Once Again Tops Canada Agenda : The separatists' evangelism and prospects at polls have reignited the issue. The argument over secession isn't whether but how.
- PORT HUENEME : Man Arrested in Drugstore Burglary
- CYPRESS : Council Opposes Bill on Ambulance Rules
- MISSION VIEJO : Park Society Names Volunteer of the Year
- School Board Delays Vote on State Tests
- An Age of Limits and Definitions : California: We wall ourselves off to find the dream, but it's our ability to embrace change that makes the state unique.
- Electrical Cause Is Ruled Out in Seal Beach Pier Blaze : Inquiry: Investigators switch focus to possible 'incendiary source.' There is no evidence it was intentionally set, city manager says.
- Nature's Door Opens : Starting June 4, Public May Tour 6,600 Acres of Long-Closed Land
- OJAI : Sewer Project Work to Halt for Weekend
- 13 More Arrested in Quake Repair Scam : Crime: State investigators posing as Reseda and Van Nuys residents solicit bids from the unlicensed contractors.
- YORBA LINDA : U.S. May Be Billed for Nixon Funeral
- HIGH SCHOOL TRACK / CITY CHAMPIONSHIPS : Washington's McElroy Wins Sprints
- BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE MAJOR LEAGUES : Dawson Has Knee Surgery a 10th Time
- Knicks Have the Answers : NBA playoffs: Mostly, they involve defense in an 89-78 victory over the Pacers in Game 2.
- Theater Review : Toothless 'Hound of the Baskervilles' Lacks Bark and Bite
- ECONOMY
- STACKING UP SALES
- U.S. Settles Antitrust Suit With British Glass Company
- Firm Probed for 'Invoice' Mailings
- Pining for Some Antique Action? : Lots of fine old furnishings and some good conversation can be found at this Melrose shop.
- Playing in a Different Scene : Art Graham, who has been fronting trios for 30 years, performs Sunday at the Equestrian Center in Burbank.
- THE TIMES POLL : Brown Leads Democrats as Troubles Plague Wilson
- CARSON : 2 Carjacking Suspects Linked to Earlier Robbery
- WOODLAND HILLS : Graduation Includes Transfer Students
- Lecture Becomes Lesson on Hurdles to Overcome
- VILLA PARK : Law to Bar Unwanted Solicitors at Homes
- SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO : Soccer Mural to Be Unveiled on Sunday
- OXNARD : Attorney Says Suit Was Filed Too Late
- BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : ANGELS : Fabregas' Dream Is Coming True
- ROUNDUP : Arizona's Evans Fires 3-Hitter
- Great Expectations : Fullerton's Powell Has Had Disappointing Season, but Major League Scouts Are Still Interested
- Lenny Wilkens, who accomplished more than he...
- Chellevold Finds Slap Happiness : Arizona: Former Thousand Oaks standout pursues NCAA record for hits in a season.
- Indianapolis 500 : Part-Time Hoosier : It Must Be May, Because Fittipaldi Is in His Indiana Mode
- In His Own Words : Actor's Admiration for Martin Luther King Jr. Inspires Premiere of One-Man Show in Orange
- HOLLYWOOD PARK : Delahoussaye, Fighting Virus, Returns to Work
- TV Review : Child Safety Tips Offered on 'Split Second'
- 'Virtuoso' Series Shows Pass at His Best : Jazz notes: The late guitarist's style of mixing songs familiar to listeners with improvisation made jazz more accessible.
- Varco International Inc.: The company said Thursday...
- PCC Group Leaves Brea for Pomona
- Earle M. Jorgensen Co.: The Brea distributor...
- Music: EastWest Records and the best-selling West...
- NEWS ANALYSIS : Clinton Caves In on Trade vs. Human Rights
- Streisand Puts Off 4 Out of 6 O.C. Shows
- NATION IN BRIEF : NORTHWEST : Fishing Disaster, Aid Plan Declared
- Making a Living Clowning Around : Hushy the Clown will open a one-man show geared toward young children at the West End Playhouse.
- Editor Jackie O. Missed the Best Book of All--Her Own
- Holiday Weekend Exodus May Prove Trying : Transportation: In addition to the usual airport throngs, motorists are expected to crowd onto quake-damaged freeways.
- VENTURA : City Wants to Keep Old Building's Grant
- Technowatch : Picture This: Improve Your Memories Using Photo CDs
- Getting Kids Into the Act : A children's project has encouraged 30 students to create and produce their own version of 'Aesop's Fables.'
- OC HIGH / STUDENT NEWS AND VIEWS : The End Zone : Up Attitude Can Ward Off Unhealthy Case of Senioritis
- Forest Closures to Make for Unhappy Campers : Recreation: Budget cuts have shut parts of Angeles National Forest. Some may be turned away this weekend.
- Scientist Defends Tobacco Research Group : Congress: Chairman of industry-funded council claims manufacturers had no influence on smoking studies. But documents suggest otherwise.
- SANTA ANA : Art Comes With Breath of Fresh Air
- SIMI VALLEY : '3 Strikes' Defendant Pleads Not Guilty
- VILLA PARK : Drainage System Will Be Inspected
- Santa Clarita / Antelope Valley : Antelope Valley to Get 2nd Continuation School : Education: Current campus in Lancaster lacks space. Officials say new site will help reverse slight increase in dropout rate.
- COSTA MESA : Exhibit Helps Pupils Study Jewish Heritage
- Winners of Cesar Chavez Writing Contest Honored : Culture: The first competition receives 450 Spanish and English entries in L.A. school district. Students celebrate a Latino hero's life and influence.
- Ex-Farrakhan Aide Brings His War of Words to L.A. : Race: Khallid Abdul Muhammad's statements about blacks, Jews and Arabs have been denounced nationwide as venomous incitements to hatred. He calls himself a 'truth terrorist.'
- Indianapolis 500 : It's an Unser Family Outing
- Murrieta's Davenport Among Winners in Second Round
- Daly Quits as Net Coach to Become TV Analyst
- DIVISION I BOYS' TENNIS : Baxi's Smash Reduces Stress and Dana Hills Wins Easily
- In a Pickle : Choreographer Tandy Beal Joins the Circus to Help Rescue It From Financial Distress
- RADIOCelebrity Fables: "Rabbit Ears Radio," a new...
- Movie Review : 'Improper Conduct' Deftly Spins Psychological Thriller
- 2,034--and Still Ticking : Comedy: Rhino releases a boxed-set of albums with the 2,000 Year Old Man. 'I listened to the last record yesterday, and it's still funny,' Carl Reiner says of the routines he did with Mel Brooks.
- School Fears Stigma in Wake of TB Outbreak : Disease: Some at La Quinta High downplay tests, but a health official says that it's the largest incidence of drug-resistant tuberculosis ever in a U.S. high school.
- PACOIMA : Games Carry Message Against Gangs, Drugs
- Informed Opinions on Today's Topics : Finding a Place for the Parole Office
- BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE MAJOR LEAGUES
- TENNIS / NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS : USC's No. 1, Black, Advances, but Leach, UCLA's Janecek Lose
- SOUTHERN SECTION DIVISION II TENNIS : Sunny Hills Dominates Riverside Poly in Semifinal
- Emmy's Eye Is on CBS, With 17 Daytime Awards : Television: In the 21st annual presentation, 'Sesame Street' takes 7 honors and Winfrey is once again voted best talk-show host.
- Scouts Are In Search of the Pro and Con
- RETAIL AND RESTAURANTS : O.C. Hopes Celebration of Surfing Will Swell the Number of Tourists
- California Again Leads in Latino Business Tally : Economy: Sales growth among the top 500 such firms nationwide was twice that of the Forbes 500, survey finds.
- Streisand's 4 Canceled Shows Now Set for July
- 3 O.C. Parks Included in Hazard List : Safety: Group says playgrounds can be dangerous for children. Study cites 46 facilities in state contain risks that should be corrected.
- Meet the Milk Man : No, he doesn't like to drink it. But Jeff Goodby sure can sell it. Could it be that milk will become--gulp--a hip drink?
- TIMES O.C. POLL : Voters Unsure in Treasurer, Clerk Races
- A Worthy Exploration of War's Mental Wounds--Take 2 : THE EYE IN THE DOOR <i> by Pat Barker</i> ; Dutton; $20.95, 280 pages
- TIMES ORANGE COUNTY POLL : GOP Support for Challenger Unz Spells Trouble for Wilson
- CULVER CITY : Factory Where Hughes Built Spruce Goose Closes Down
- Caltrans Unveils Plan to Extend Simi Freeway
- FULLERTON : Election Debate Rages on Recall Issue
- Grant to Help Firms in Quake Recovery
- Simi Valley School Safety Committee Backs Dress Codes : Education: In effort to stop campus violence, panel also recommends lessons in conflict resolution and other strategies.
- Street Vendors Study in College 'Kitchen' : Van Nuys: Opening of college's culinary arts training center is hailed as step toward legitimizing food peddling.
- LOS ANGELES : Arson Fire Sweeps Through Vacant Apartment Building
- Van Buren Trial Expected After James Wavers Again
- GolfNancy Ramsbottom, who has not won on...
- Mules Rule at This Festival : Four-Day Event at Bishop Includes Parade, Rodeos, Races
- Fountain Valley Reliever Ponchak Won't Let Up
- National Video Rentals
- HOMELESS WATCH : Curbside Dignity
- Ventura's Jay Is Better in the Long Run
- Golf Roundup : Thunderstorms Put Colonial on Hold
- WORLD CUP '94 / 21 DAYS AND COUNTING : Moving Up : African Teams Gaining Recognition; Nigeria Strongest of Three Entries
- Forest Closures to Make for Unhappy Campers : Recreation: Budget cuts have shut parts of Angeles National Forest. Some may be turned away this weekend.
- Cancer Drug Can Cause Problems in Womb, Study Says
- WOODLAND HILLS : Jazzy Memorial for Joe Pass, Guitar Giant
- THOUSAND OAKS : Methamphetamine Suspects Arrested
- Countywide : Holiday Closings
- COMPANY TOWN ANNEX
- RETAIL AND RESTAURANTS
- Stocks, Bonds Hold Steady; Grains Decline
- NATION IN BRIEF : KENTUCKY : Honors Student Kills Family, Goes to Class
- Laugh Lines : Jokes
- CSUN SHINES: The Cal State Northridge Matadors...
- Up With People Gets Its Message Across
- Actress Enters Plea in Robbery Case
- Decision on China: Sad, and Correct : Clinton unhooks trade status from rights issue
- CAMARILLO : 45-Day Ban OKd on Adult Businesses
- About a Mile Wide of the Mark : L.A. school district is denied $15-million grant because of inept application
- Scout Must Be Whether Man : He Must Determine Which Way Wind Is Blowing in Draft
- LAX Bars May Go Smoke-Free
- ELECTIONS / GOVERNOR : Wilson, Unz Plan Radio Debate Today : The one-hour exchange will air at 2 p.m. on KABC. Governor will face entrepreneur who is challenging him for the Republican nomination.
- Wilson Backs Immigration Initiative : Referendum: The measure would deny public education and some medical care to illegal residents. The governor says he would welcome a constitutional test.
- THE GOODS : ECONOTES : 'Globeheads' Show Kids the Way to Clear the Air
- Subscribers Want Cable to Get With the Programs : Western Ventura: Its package has lacked key network affiliates, but the company has brought back KABC and is negotiating with KTTV.
- BUENA PARK : Railroad Underpass Contract Awarded
- Why the Debate? The Outcome Was Clear: Business as Usual : China: MFN renewal was a given; 'market Stalinism' will proceed, helped by a new law to stifle social pluralism.
- Role Models Kids Can Live With
- Court Hears More of Love Story That Led to Slayings : Trial: Businessman Tseng Peng testifies about letters to the mistress his wife is accused of killing.
- COLUMN ONE : New Fears for Jews of Germany : To stay or leave, integrate or isolate. After years of leading a difficult double life, the children of Holocaust survivors face rising nationalism and the same questions that plagued their parents.
- Malaysia Youth Escapes Caning in Singapore
- ANAHEIM : Tenants Face Ouster as City Cuts Utilities
- SANTA ANA : Temporary Ramps to Open at Grand Ave.
- Santa Clarita / Antelope Valley : House Approves Funds for Several Highway Projects
- Assault Charges Against Judge Are Reduced : Crime: Stanley Samuel Feinstein, 61, is accused of imprisoning a female attorney in his office and sexually molesting her.
- Businesses Start Work on Own Clean-Air Plan : Environment: Boosters contend they can reduce pollution without harming industry.
- He's Seen Gopher Balls, but This Was Ridiculous
- Shareholders Vote for Sale of US Facilities : Insurance: Costa Mesa firm is to be acquired by highest bidder. Two nominated by would-be purchaser are elected as directors.
- Spoiling for a Fight
- State Court Says Abortion Clinics Can Limit Pickets
- Plutonium Waste Poses Deadly Problem : Cold War: Tons of radioactive matter from weapons program may have to stay in temporary storage for 20 years, Energy Department says.
- Mrs. Clinton's Commodity Transactions Called Legal : Investments: Expert, asked by family to review trading records, finds no violations. Analysis backs previous White House assertions on the issue.
- City to Pay More for Police Service
- THOUSAND OAKS : City to Hold Event for Spring Cleaners
- Santa Clarita / Antelope Valley : President of Valencia National Bank Is Asked for Resignation : Finance: Robert Manley says he is being forced out because he has taken a hard line on collecting on loans owed by board members.
- Lights! Camera! Action! Arrest!
- LOS ANGELES : Police Heartened by Donations From Public
- POINT MUGU : Discrimination Complaint Settled
- Golf Is Fine, but This Job Fits to a Tee : High schools: Former Loara Coach Herb Hill comes out of retirement to become football coach at San Jacinto High.
- Vivra Inc.: The firm said Thursday that...
- Insurers Group Agrees to Back Reform Bill : Legislation: Reduction in antitrust protection could mean lower prices. AIA hopes action will defuse consumer anger.
- Book World Booting Up for a Whole New Chapter : Publishing: CD-Rom has the industry abuzz as the American Booksellers Assn. prepares to gather here for its convention. The prediction? Get ready to curl up with a good computer.
- U.S., Vietnam OK Diplomatic Missions : Agreement: The Washington and Hanoi openings are another step in normalizing relations.
- Horizontal Hold : O.C. Bodyboarders Get a Lot of Grief From Surfers, but They Don't Take It Lying Down
- Sweet Success at 89 : Master's Degree Caps a College Career That Started in the 1920s
- ELECTIONS / STATE SENATE : GOP Candidates in 18th District Are Poles Apart
- AGOURA HILLS : Residents Oppose Proposed Utility Tax
- Fluker Offered Chatsworth Basketball Job
- CBS on the Prowl to Replace 8 Stations Lost in Fox Raid : Television: Search could thwart plans for two new networks.
- Inflation Fears in Check, Street Marks Time
- Blue Cross Says It Will Donate $100 Million : Health care: Under pressure from the state, the insurer takes the action to mitigate its partial shift to for-profit status.
- Plaza Home Mortgage Corp. Shares Soar on Speculation
- Be Prepared and Name a Guardian : Parenting: Who would take care of your kids if you couldn't? The time to decide is now, while you are still here and able to consider all the details.
- Unwilling Fighter in War on Secondhand Smoke : Health: Rosita Garcia says she got cancer as waitress in a bar. But ex-employer has fought off workers' comp claim.
- Private Firm Makes Bid for Water District : Utilities: Subsidiary of American Water Works Co. would pay more than $300 million for the beleaguered Santa Margarita agency and assume its outstanding debt.
- Reporting by Computer: Just the Stats
- 'Once a Man': The Saga of a Coal Miner's Son
- Toasting the Revolution : Trade: California winemakers court Russian market in hopes of tapping into the emerging middle class.
- NATION IN BRIEF : NATIONWIDE : Blacks Worried for Children, Poll Finds
- Brute of a Building : The Northridge Medical Arts facility is an example of once-popular Brutalist architecture.
- WISDOM OF AGES: Ventura County is going...
- Writing Contest Lauds Legacy of Cesar Chavez
- Drawing of Hit-and-Run Driver Released
- Universal City : MCA Tells Neighbors Area Plan Is Coming
- CYPRESS : Council Votes to Cut Basic Cable Rate
- SOFTBALL / COLLEGE WORLD SERIES : UCLA Bats Can't Back Up Weiman
- Cal State Fullerton Names Interim Athletic Director
- Restaurants : Pedals: Feast for the Eyes and Palate : Seated at this beachside restaurant, one is likely to be the envy of passersby. It has an appealing menu, but service is hit and miss.
- HOLLYWOOD : New Shelter to Open for 50 Homeless Youths
- OC HIGH / STUDENT NEWS AND VIEWS : OC High asks: What do you fear most about going to college?
- 2 Teen-Agers Hurt as Joy Ride Ends in Crash
- Movie Review : Beth B.'s 'Small Bodies' a Captivating, Complex Work
- Art Reviews : Lukas' Alternative Scenario Playhouse
- HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP : Brentwood Ousts Burbank in Tennis
- Akihito to Bypass Pearl Harbor, Pay Respects at 2 Sites of U.S. Dead
- The exclusive Valley music charts are compiled...
- It's a Day to Honor Heroes at Two Ceremonies
- VAN NUYS : High School Bride Battles Archdiocese
- LOS ANGELES : City, Police Union Agree to Around-the-Clock Talks
- MOTOR RACING / SHAV GLICK : Hornaday Looks to End Drought
- BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : ANGELS : Pitcher Gaspar Could Be No. 1 Pick
- DIVISION I SOFTBALL : Foothill Upsets Los Alamitos
- Family : Manhattan Transfer Adds Life to 'Tuba'
- With Daniels, You Find That Nice Guys Needn't Finish Last
- INDIANAPOLIS 500 / DAILY REPORT : Andretti Is a Winner--in Practice
- Charles Transfers to Nevada Las Vegas
- Competitors at Masters Track Meet Take Aim at State
- In News Ratings, 7 Is Still the Lucky Number : Television: KABC maintains its longtime lead despite the loss of anchors Moyer and Martin. Whether it will next time is open to question.
- COMMENTARY : Not .400; .400 the Yankee Way
- Warner Bros. Names New Financial Chief
- O.C. S&L; Figure to Be Freed From Prison : Thrifts: North America's Janet McKinzie served four years of original 20-year term for fraud. She is praised as model prisoner.
- Black Adults Pessimistic About Children's Future, Poll Finds
- Santa Anita May Gamble on Dividend Cut : Real estate: Management will ask directors to invest the money in an entertainment complex.
- RESTAURANT REVIEW : The Rebirth of Il Mito : The popular Italian spot makes its post-quake debut--and is as inventive and delicious as before.
- 32 Die in Bus Plunge
- Valley Man Sentenced to Nearly 5 Years for Beating Ex-Girlfriend
- Teaching the Holocaust's Lessons to Black Youths
- Brown Takes Her Campaign for Governor to Little Saigon : Politics: Saying she welcomes 'the diversity that is California,' she becomes first such candidate to visit area.
- O.C. Transportation Funds Reported Slashed : Congress: $28 million approved by House is cut to $16 million by panel. Enough is left for Disney garage.
- Ticket Tricks : Illegal Scalpers Say They're Just Making a Living While Making Customers Happy
- A Serving of Justice at Denny's
- McKeon, Berman Have Differing Interpretations of Religious Law
- BOXING IN IRVINE : Lopez Goes Down Three Times, Loses Title