- Foster Nomination
- It Took Guts to Streamline Oxnard's Bureaucracy
- Use for City Space
- Rep. John Kasich
- Serbs in Croatia
- An Equestrian Option
- No Helmet, No Benefit
- Simpson Trial
- Dowling on Research
- OTHER NEWS - Feb. 28, 1995
- OTHER NEWS - Feb. 28, 1995
- BANKING & FINANCE - Feb. 28, 1995
- BANKING & FINANCE - Feb. 28, 1995
- Notes on a Scorecard - Feb. 28, 1995
- Obituaries - Feb. 28, 1995
- Obituaries - Feb. 28, 1995
- For the Record - Feb. 28, 1995
- Controversy Around ICN Chief Hits New Intensity : Management: Angry shareholders are calling for chairman's resignation in wake of insider trading allegations.
- HISTORY LESSONS? Len Wood & Associates of...
- Housekeeper Tells of Seeing Simpson's Car : Trial: Rosa Lopez testifies on tape without jury present after prosecutors complain. Defense reveals statement it took from her in July.
- Glendale Church Hit by Vandals : Graffiti: Spray-painted satanic messages and symbols greet churchgoers Sunday morning. Members of a nearby synagogue help the congregation with cleanup. Police say they have 'some workable leads.'
- Emmanuel Robles; Algerian-Born Writer
- W. Wayne Karr; Activist on Gay Rights
- CHINA
- CHINA
- Southland
- The Deal With Beijing
- John Howard; Movie Hero Earned Honors During WWII
- Blimp Floats Free for 2 Hours After Pilot Plunges to Death
- Baseball's Owners, Players Renew Talks : Strike: With scheduled games looming, two sides feel pressure to resolve labor differences.
- Art Kane; Photographer's Work Appeared in Life
- William Howard Coleman; Company Founder
- 3 Arrested in Kidnap, Rape
- Homeless, Not Helpless : Boisterous Breakfast Club Members Volunteer to Aid Community
- Cut School Lunches? Just Pass the Ketchup : Here's one federal program that shouldn't be changed
- Discovery of Snowboarder Closes Tragedy : Avalanche: About 20 feet of snow melted in the month since Michael Pilotti was buried, making it possible for the search dogs to pick up the scent, a Mt. Baldy fire official said.
- Ex-Rock Musician Still Missing
- TUSTIN : Auxiliary Schedules Crean Village Brunch
- The First Presbyterian Church of Anaheim was established in 1870. The 125 years since have not been without trials, but the congregation carries on. : Old Faithful
- Cypress Wins Softball Tournament
- Past Offers Guidance on Welfare Reform Proposals : The poor: Protection without bureaucracy was available. But the quality of care could be scandalous.
- HUNTINGTON BEACH : 2 Districts to Require Kindergarten TB Tests
- CALIFORNIA COMMENTARY : Affirmative Action Has Not Outlived Need : The proposed 'civil rights initiative' is purely political. The state's economy could use more race, gender equality.
- COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Lahanas' 31 Helps Titans Upset UCSB
- Countywide : Parent Help Offers Free Support Groups
- Southland
- Baubles, Bangles and Big Bucks From the Charity Set
- ORANGE : It's a Dirty Job, but Student Gardeners Have Fun Doing It
- If Visibility is Poor, Shine a Light--Even in the Daytime
- Beatrice C. Pollack; Former Model, Designer
- Economic Proifile
- COLLEGE BASKETBALL ROUNDUP : Harrington Hot as Georgetown Upsets Syracuse
- POP MUSIC REVIEWS : Pair of Punk, Metal Bands Show Growth
- AUTOS
- SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ENTERPRISE : Trader Joe's Looks East : 68-Store Grocery Firm Plans to Conquer New Markets
- SPRING RUSH: March marks the beginning of...
- Somali Clans Battle Near U.S. Troops
- GREEN GOES PINK: The current version of...
- A Lesson on Culture, a Look at History : Latinos have been a part of America since its start. But few are aware of their impact, says Himilce Novas, who has written a stereotype-shattering book about their cultures.
- Enqvist Goes Distance to Beat Chang
- BASEBALL
- O.C. POP MUSIC REVIEW : A Blues Sandwich: Good to Last Bite
- CHINA
- Industries Applaud U.S.-China Trade Pact : Dispute: California software, entertainment firms expect big money in resolution of piracy issue.
- Space Souvenirs Generate Lofty Bids : Memorabilia: Items from U.S. and Russian missions are auctioned in Beverly Hills for $700,000. Treasures include helmets and some very old freeze-dried food.
- COLUMN ONE : Disney Hall: Unfinished Symphony? : The dream of a 'world-class' music facility is entangled in so many financial problems that its future may be in jeopardy.
- Mafia-Style Violence Flares in Home of 'The Godfather'
- OXNARD : Strawberry Festival to Honor Tsujio Kato
- Countywide : State, Federal Flood Aid in O.C. Hits $2.5 Million
- Ducks Fizzle Against Flames : Hockey: Calgary scores three goals in final eight minutes to win, 5-3, but Wilson likes the effort.
- Titans Beat Texas for the Title : Baseball: D.C. Olsen hits two home runs as Cal State Fullerton wins, 14-6, at Anaheim Hilton & Towers Classic.
- NBA ROUNDUP : Hardaway Fills O'Neal's Shoes Nicely, 105-103
- Zhang: Still at the Heart of Chinese Filmmaking : Movies: His work has been both banned and praised, and his celebrated relationship with actress Gong Li has ended. But 'Shanghai Triads' is an example of his staying power.
- JAPAN
- Is It Time for a New Nifty Fifty?
- Commitments : Making Yourself at Home : Setting down emotional roots in a new house takes time. But encouraging cultural traditions and family experiences is a sure way to warm up to your new digs.
- NHL ROUNDUP : Canucks Hand Sharks Fifth Loss in a Row
- Ducks' Kurvers Struggles With Transition Game : Hockey: He still is adjusting to role and team.
- Indian Wells Title Is Next Goal for New No. 1 Sanchez Vicario
- An Unexpected Candidate for Next Jazz Giant : Grammys: Bandleader/composer Maria Schneider is taking the big band format to new heights, and she just may win a statuette Wednesday for her trouble.
- ECONOMY
- Barings Files for Bankruptcy in $789-Million Investment Loss : Finance: Asian markets plunge after England's oldest investment bank says its capital was wiped out by derivatives.
- JAPAN
- A Political Hue in Affirmative Action Picture
- Report Says Short Circuit Led to Fatal Blast in Chechnya
- BOOK REVIEW / NOVEL : Finishing His Journey Battered but Unbroken : HOW LATE IT WAS, HOW LATE, <i> by James Kelman</i> ; W.W. Norton; $21, 384 pages
- City May Invest in Business Development Director : Ventura: The official would focus on attracting new firms to the area while providing assistance to local economic base.
- County Fair Honors Workers, Volunteers
- At-Risk Girls Learn of Other Alternatives : Counseling: As many as 20 Latinas meet weekly with a South County community worker.
- GARDEN GROVE : City Council Alters Its Meeting Schedule
- Two Men Hospitalized After Shooting That Police Believe Was Gang-Related
- THOUSAND OAKS : Board Mulls Large Office for Schillo
- SANTA ANITA : McAnally Again Dominates Santa Margarita With a 1-2 Finish
- What Next? Replacement Cheerleaders?
- ART REVIEWS : Two Shows to Honor the Second Wave
- Simi Weighs Contract for Youth Club's New Building : Finance: City staff backs $2.5-million bid from Oxnard firm to construct Boys & Girls facility, delayed by a legal battle.
- COSTA MESA : New Sign Ordinance on Agenda for Tonight
- NEWPORT BEACH : Parking Rule Change at Nail Salons Rejected
- BASEBALL
- Powell's Career Takes Detour to Angels
- JAZZ REVIEW : Milt Jackson Polished in Role of Leader
- Past MGM / UA Marketing Head Forms Ad Agency
- Saudis, Yemenis Agree to Demarcate Border
- Widening of Clogged 118 Freeway May Be Late in Coming
- Pasadena's Courage In the Face of Guns
- SIMI VALLEY : Deadline Nears for Youth Leader Awards
- A Sense of Drama, Dynamics : *** 1/2 : MARIA SCHNEIDER JAZZ ORCHESTRA, "Evanescence"; <i> Enja</i>
- OJAI : Meeting to Focus on Flood Protection
- Cyclist Run Down, Perhaps on Purpose
- McClellan Still Critical but Expected to Recover : Boxing: Detroit boxer has blood clot removed from his brain after losing London title fight to Benn, who says he might retire.
- Why Is Congress After NEA? It's Simple : Commentary: The decimation of the arts agency is a political bone being thrown by Republicans to religious conservatives. Period.
- ANGEL NOTEBOOK : Players Fill In Blanks on the Roster
- SOUTH KOREA
- Commitments : It's a Shame When Things Go Wrong in Relationships
- NEWS ANALYSIS : O.C. Debacle Spurs Debate on New Taxes : Bankruptcy: Some state officials say supervisors could hike the levy on sales with a majority vote. But political realities make such a move doubtful.
- Key Blacks Back Affirmative Action Review
- LA HABRA : School Board's Gift Policy Is Approved
- Small Dealer Accuses NASD of Retaliation : Securities: Federal investigators are looking into whether a firm that narrowed stock spreads was punished.
- Youths in Poll Say TV Is Harmful Influence : Media: Programs encourage sexuality and antisocial behavior, majority think. Study queried children 10 to 16.
- Bob Stinson; Guitarist for Rock Band
- A Crockett Primer
- Homeless Man Loses Feet in Court-Approved Operation
- Lives That Depend on the Kindness of Strangers : Organ transplants: Public policy must ensure that they go to those most in need, regardless of ability to pay.
- A Great Boon for the West Coast
- COLLEGE BASKETBALL / GENE WOJCIECHOWSKI : UCLA Gives Duke Lesson in Higher Ed : Ready or Not, Bruins Have No. 1 Spot
- Concordia, SCC Open at Home
- Guilty of Economic Chaos
- HEAVY INDUSTRY
- Denny Cordell; Influential Record Producer
- Youth Advocates Thinking Positive : Recreation: Interfaith group aggressively lobbies Anaheim to extend, expand activities.
- CAMARILLO : Malathion Spraying Slated for Tuesday
- LOS ALAMITOS : City May Loosen Child Care Rules
- ORANGE COUNTY VOICES : With Malice Toward Charities and the Poor Among Us : The demand to get government out of welfare and to leave the fighting of poverty to private agencies doesn't square with the inhospitality they meet.
- FOUNTAIN VALLEY : City Gives Initial to Revised Towing Law
- UCLA Gives Duke Lesson in Higher Ed : College basketball: O'Bannon scores 37 points to spark 100-77 victory for Bruins, who will be No. 1 today.
- UC Irvine Stumbles, Falls to Long Beach State
- The Art of Criticism: Two Ways to Look at It : Political Correctness, Film and the Critic
- Dance : 'Indomitable' Embodies Enduring Spirit of Women
- G-7 Nations Hop on Info Superhighway : Technology: They pledged to work together. But the U.S. delegation urged speed, while Europeans sought caution.
- Couple Live Life of Harmony Amid 6,000 Harmonicas
- Canceled 'Blossom' Takes a Belatedly Serious Tone : Television: Tonight's episode involves date assault, very different from the style it had been striving for.
- Gramm to Run in California Primary : Politics: Texas senator tells GOP convention he'll enter whether Gov. Wilson is a presidential candidate or not.
- Army in Tatters May Threaten Russian Reform
- Laugh Lines : Jokes
- Now It's a Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood
- Backing Sought for Privatization Law
- WORLD SCENE : Evans' Pursuit of Caulkins Beats Out Pan-Am Games
- Van Nuys High Team Wins Science Competition : Tournament: The five-member squad, which defeated defending champs from Venice, will go to the national finals in Washington, D.C., in April.
- Enqvist Goes Distance to Beat Chang
- Simi Valley Teen-Ager Dies After Go-Cart Crash
- BASEBALL : Brewers Offer More Meal Money as Incentive
- MUSIC REVIEW : Finding Strength in Low Numbers at Chapman
- CHINA
- CALLING OFF-ROADERS: It's not quite the California...
- No Miracles for Taylor : Coach of 1994 U.S. Olympic Hockey Team Had a Difficult Time Dealing With Lack of Success
- Agenda
- The Legendary Outsider Is Less Reclusive in 'Bowles'
- MOVIESThe Wild Bunch: Brady fans, sing along:...
- What's Putting Stock Investors in a Blue-Chip Mood This Year
- Domestic Abuse Reports Show Rise in Valley
- VIETNAM
- BANKING
- CALIFORNIA ALBUM : Gypsy Clan Facing Test as Psychics : Hearing will be held in San Diego today on difficult-to-prove 'theft by false pretense' charges against Marks family. The group has been active in county since the '40s.
- Jack Clayton; Englishman Directed 'Room at the Top'
- SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO : Applicants Sought for City Panels
- MAKING A DIFFERENCE: Toxic Dump on Wheels : Hazmobile unit makes it easy to dispose of household toxins
- YORBA LINDA : Gym OK Is Given Despite Freeze
- Orange County Almanac
- NEWPORT BEACH : Merchants to Join and Spruce Up Balboa
- BOXING / CHRIS DUFRESNE : Clocks Are Ticking, but Alarm Has Not Rung on Foreman-Tyson Bout
- POP MUSIC REVIEWS : Connelly Transcends Bowie Similarities
- MUSIC REVIEW : Northridge Profs Showcase Work
- JAZZ REVIEW : MacDonald: Subtle but Never Dull
- Infomercials Do Not Exploit Viewers
- Orange County
- JAPAN
- GOP's Alexander Pays for Being Ahead of the Curve : Presidency: The Tennessean had railed against the Democratic Congress. With GOP at helm, he recasts theme.
- Motherhood, Job Injury Risk Linked in Study
- School Board Member Fights for the Disabled : Elaine McKearn, mother of a girl with Down's syndrome, advocates allowing handicapped children into the educational mainstream.
- Gallegly's Familiar Ideas Are Met With New Gusto : Politics: As a member of the majority party, congressman finds a more receptive atmosphere for his conservative agenda.
- The Granny Patrol : Schools: At 81, Lillian Lewis works daily as a Granada Hills High hall monitor. Students give her hugs or give her hell, but she takes it all in stride.
- L.A. OPEN : Pavin the Way for PGA After Consecutive Titles? : Golf: Defending champion wins again, making him a logical favorite for August tournament at Riviera.
- After 50 Years, It's Time to Forgive
- FULLERTON : Yellow Cab Co. Is Allowed to Hike Rates
- Consolation Prizes Don't Thrill Ducks : Hockey: Team not satisfied with Wilson's praise after blowing lead in 5-3 loss to Calgary.
- It's a Worthwhile Day for the Runners-Up : Golf: Perry and Blake get in a dry run in preparation for PGA Championship in August.
- Ducks Diagnose Disease, but Cure Has Been Elusive
- 'Kim's World' Open to Disabled and Beyond . . .
- The Art of Criticism: Two Ways to Look at It : Is It Excessive? Yes, but That's the Point
- Firm Shows Its Mettle in Jewelry Market : Japan: Kuwayama Corp. factory in Uozu village is No. 1 producer of platinum and No. 2 of gold finery.
- Southland
- SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO : District to Weigh Boundary Changes
- Passenger Killed as Car Hits Building
- Ethnicity Plays Role in School Board Race : Election: Key endorsements for the seat, designed for a Latino candidate, are split between a Latina novice and Anglo teacher.
- Pham Goes to the Mat for This Sport : Wrestling: Small size keeps him out of basketball, but Loara senior is dynamo in 105-pound class.
- ART REVIEW : When to Judge a Book by Its Cover
- There Is No List of Disabilities in the Disabilities Act
- New Road for Teamsters : Group That Split From L.A. Council Grows to 42,000
- JAPAN
- China Took Talks to Brink Before Bending
- RSVP : Irish Eyes Were Smiling Over This <i> Filum</i>
- Israel Expands Blockade of Lebanese Coastline : Mideast: Gunboats keep fishermen near shore. Jerusalem says it acted after harassment in security zone.
- The Brave New World of Parking Meters
- 1 Killed, 3 Hurt in Shooting
- Woman Accused of Aiding Gunmen Who Fired at Police
- SEAL BEACH : Council to Discuss Future of Divided Archeology Panel
- BASEBALL
- Countering Typical Food Service Jobs
- AUSTRALIA
- Affirmative Action, Immigration: Wedge Issues That Need Not Divide
- A Castle Where Hope Reigns : Cottage Gives Battered Women Shelter, Time to Rebuild Lives
- The Crockett Craze : It's been 40 years since Fess Parker had us running around in coonskin caps. But the values his show inspired live on.
- Paul Bates; Refused to Prosecute Jackie Robinson
- OXNARD : Workers to Learn Danger of Pesticides
- Surprise Guest Puts Gun Issue, and Fear, in Focus
- Armed Pair Invade Home, Tie Up 2 Girls : Crime: The theft is interrupted when the bound teen-agers' parents return home. Suspects are at large.
- SIMI VALLEY : Council to Postpone Vote on Cable Rates
- Call Her Granny : Granada Hills High Monitor, 81, Has Heard It All and Is Heard by All
- Champion Relishes This Sequel
- SOCCER / GRAHAME L. JONES : Young Americans May See Rough Road in Argentina
- U.S. Arms Sales
- The Info Highway
- Mexican Economy
- Criticism of Public TV Is Not Justified
- Phil Gramm
- When Art Meets Politics
- Brown on Visits to Chicago
- Affirmative Action Debate
- Gladys Towles Root
- Notes on a Scorecard - Feb. 27, 1995
- San Diego County - News from Feb. 27, 1995
- Obituaries - Feb. 27, 1995
- NEWS ANALYSIS : China Pact Leaves Many Questions : Trade: Accord gives U.S. new assurances on access to a huge market. Clinton aides confident Beijing will adhere to terms, but lessons of past cast a shadow.
- Glendale Church Hit by Vandals : Graffiti: Spray-painted satanic messages and symbols greet churchgoers Sunday morning. Members of a nearby synagogue help the congregation with cleanup. Police say they have 'some workable leads.'
- Activists Say Cuts Would Hit Hard in Child-Support Cases
- 'Boiling Point'
- REGION : Realtor Pledges Part of Sales to Schools
- SHOWS FOR YOUNGSTERS AND THEIR PARENTS TOO : It may be Court TV for juveniles, but this 'Justice' is for all
- Christopher Leaves Hospital; Doctors Say Health Is Excellent
- WILSHIRE : African Storytelling Offered at Library
- Hospital Workers Union, Nursing Home Trade Shots in War of Words : Bilingualism: A labor organizer who spoke to a nurse in Tagalog files a federal complaint over the facility's 'English-only' policy.
- Private Firm Seeks Residential Care Pact : Services: Chicago company says it can save the county millions with its in-home program. Some fear the recipients will suffer.
- <i> A behind-the-scenes look at Orange County's political life</i> : Morrissey Received Help From Allies Statewide for a Win GOP Saw as Vital
- SANTA PAULA : Immigrants Begin Their Journey to Citizenship
- United Way Campaign
- 10 Ranger Minor Leaguers Walk Out
- Tax on Pension Moves With You
- Truth or Dare? : It's a Fine Line Between Legal Tax Avoidance and Larceny
- Sweet Tart
- RESTAURANTS : WEST BEACH BINGO : Venerable and Hip, West Beach Cafe Still Has Quintessentially California Comfort Food
- AMERICA'S NEW WAR ON POVERTY: A Reader...
- Cruise Ship Scores
- BritRail Caters to Whims of Youth
- DOWNTOWN : Seniors Invited to Enter Art Festival
- Lewis Meltzer; Screenwriter for 'Man With the Golden Arm'
- Fast Living All Part of L.A.'s Freeway Culture
- MID-CITY : Public Input Sought on CRA Options
- WEST ADAMS : Vendors Sought for Marketplace
- MID-CITY : Alpha-Beta Opens in Riot-Damaged Mall
- Don't Clip Wings of Public-Spirited Helicopter Industry : Through fires, floods, and riots, pilots have brought Angelenos relief, information and protection. Proposal to change rules is misguided, even dangerous.
- BUSINESS : L.A.'s Latest Economic Force: Gays, Lesbians
- SOUTHERN SECTION PLAYOFFS : GIRLS' BASKETBALL ROUNDUP : Newport Harbor Can't Overcome Early Deficit
- COLLEGE ROUNDUP
- Apres Roseanne, the Deluge
- Fliers' Complaints Against Airlines Rise 16.5% in 1994 : Performance: Of major U.S. carriers, Continental provoked the most, Southwest the least, according to report.
- Real Answers
- One Less 'Cop' in Beverly Hills
- Tail Bone Connecteth to the Spinal Bone; That's the Making of a Dinosaur
- Light Quake Rocks Bogota
- BELL GARDENS : These Youths Love to Play Mind Games
- So That's How They Do It!
- Don't Take One Test as Final, Health Authorities Warn
- Soup Kitchen Class Feeds Young Minds : Learning: Computer classes taught by teen-agers are intended to give poor youngsters a lift onto the information highway.
- Sweet Success Pushes the Limits of Taste : Candy: Gummi 'worms' hide in crumbled chocolate cookie 'dirt.' S.N.O.T. drips out of a plastic nose. Mouth Muck makes you foam at the mouth. Tasting good isn't good enough at the confection convention.
- Publishing: N.Y. Tribute Mixes Apples, Oranges
- Wilson Backs Affirmative Action Measure : Politics: GOP convention cheers governor's promise to rescind programs by executive order. However, straw poll finds only 14% of state delegates would support him for President.
- IF WE'RE GOING TO FINGERPOINT AT CBS, HERE GOES . . .
- THEATER : At 95, Director Stages a Comedy of Truths
- PLATFORM : Truly Authentic ID Cards Would Rein In the Abuse of Social Services
- Yank Lawson; Jazz Trumpeter Played With Goodman, Dorsey
- David Macales; Engineer, Custom-Home Builder
- The Future of All Saints Is Close at Hand
- Firefighters Who Turn Firestarters: Rare but Incendiary : Arson: Glendale case illustrated problem. Generally, intentional blazes are associated with insurance scams or revenge. But motives differ for public servants.
- Notes about your surroundings
- Soul Dancing : 'Raves' Becoming Evangelical Good Times for Youths
- CSUN Football Is Mere Entertainment : Despite arguments to the contrary, the sport is not needed for financial reasons. It should be dumped to free up funds for education and women's sports.
- SANTA ANITA : Lyin To The Moon Might Keep Racing
- California's Troubled Economy No Fault of Affirmative Action
- A Few Well-Placed Arrows
- SPORT REPORT : ROLLER DERBY REDUX
- Crustacean Sensation : Following an international delicacy to its source, in tranquil waters near Shanghai : Finally the crabs appeared, a pile simply steamed, accompanied by a dipping sauce of black vinegar, sugar and ginger.
- Environmental Impact Disclosed in Soka Report
- CITY SECTION BASKETBALL : One Last Shot Ends Fremont Title Run : Boys' Playoffs: Fremont bows out in 4-A semifinals for the second consecutive season.
- Four-Star Films : 'Stage Door'
- For That Hollywood Flair, Invite Oscar to Your Bash
- HUNTINGTON PARK : Suspect in Shooting Faces Arraignment
- Clinton Cautions Senate on Budget Amendment : Legislation: Targeting undecided Democrats, President says measure would deepen recessions, hamstring Congress.
- Tracking All Cycles: Fish Eggs to Stocks : Predictions: Foundation studies patterns over thousands of years to determine what to expect next. It's remarkably accurate.
- SOUTHERN SECTION
- England Made Me (A&E; Sunday at noon,...