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What happened on March 01, 1993
ENTERTAINMENT
Kim Basinger Court Case Shines Light on Deal-Making : Trial: The 'Boxing Helena' lawsuit is the second recent high-profile dispute involving a star's defection from a project. 'The way the industry does business is what is on trial here.' DAVID J. FOX, TIMES STAFF WRITER
AFI Grad Student Williams Wins Black Cinema Prize KEVIN THOMAS
APPRECIATIONS : Lillian Gish: An Artist Who Shaped Art of Film CHARLES CHAMPLIN, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
TV REVIEW : 'Matrix': A Bad Turn for Good HOWARD ROSENBERG
Stage BETH KLEID, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
FOLK MUSIC REVIEW : Gillette, Mangsen: At One With Music, Each Other MIKE BOEHM, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Stage BETH KLEID, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Awards BETH KLEID, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Pop/rock BETH KLEID, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
TV REVIEWS : The Early Life of a Black Community MARTIN ZIMMERMAN
Movies BETH KLEID, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Prince-- Down From a Mountain STEVE HOCHMAN, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
TV REVIEWS : Reliving the Chowchilla Kidnaping RAY LOYND
Do You Have What It Takes to Be a TV News Director? JON C. MERRITT, Merritt, an independent producer of various educational and municipal television programs, has five local Emmy nominations, including one for news. and
POP MUSIC REVIEWS : Sacred Reich Better Than Fans Allow JONATHAN GOLD
Measure Artists by Music, Not Minutiae JHERYL BUSBY, Busby is chief operating officer and president of Motown Record Co. and
POP MUSIC REVIEWS : Extreme Has Vegas Touch KATHERINE TURMAN
Television BETH KLEID, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Music Reviews : Comic Double-Bill by South Bay Opera JOHN HENKEN
Music Reviews : Soprano Blackwell in Local Debut DONNA PERLMUTTER
'Pratt' Chat: Collegians Defend Cheating HOWARD ROSENBERG
Art BETH KLEID, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
DANCE REVIEW : Rhapsody in Taps Troupers Put Best Feet Forward IRENE OPPENHEIM, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Garbo Talks . . . and It's in German as 'Anna Christie' KEVIN THOMAS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
TV REVIEWS : PBS Series Explores World of Latinos MAX BENAVIDEZ
Stage and Music : Prague-Based Prazak Quartet Excels at Doheny TIMOTHY MANGAN
O.C. JAZZ REVIEW : Preservation Hall Band: Born in the U.S.A. : Roots of America are found in the music and style of the New Orleans-based group, which played before a sold-out crowd at Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts. RANDY LEWIS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
OPERA REVIEW : The Domingos Do 'Rigoletto' : Conductor Placido and director Marta fail to raise their glamorous operation above respectable routine. MARTIN BERNHEIMER, TIMES MUSIC CRITIC
TV REVIEWS : When Murder Is Along 'Bloodlines' ROY LOYND
Stage and Music : Babe's 'Great Day': Sobering Look at Moral Bankruptcy SYLVIE DRAKE, TIMES THEATER CRITIC
SCR's Top Playwright Prize Goes to Nancy Crawford : Competition: The winning entry, 'Mrs. Zelinski Comes to Call,' is a dark comedy about a woman 'who may or may not be Eva Braun.' JAN HERMAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
'The Temp': Why Things Just Didn't Work Out : Movies: This anatomy of a box-office failure starts with the end because that's when the trouble began. ROBERT W. WELKOS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
MOVIE REVIEW : Devil-May-Care Mercenaries Fight to Overthrow a Regime KEVIN THOMAS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Music Reviews : Trio Eloquent in Ima Series LAURENCE VITTES
APPRECIATIONS : Ruby Keeler: Bidding Farewell to a Cheerfully Optimistic Trouper CHARLES CHAMPLIN, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
SPORTS
Boxing Coach Nappi Dies at 75 : Olympics: He guided fighters to 14 gold medals. EARL GUSTKEY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
PREP BASEBALL 1993 / CENTURY LEAGUE : Santa Ana Valley
SWIMMING / PACIFIC 10 CHAMPIONSHIPS : UCLA's Depold Defeats Thompson Again THERESA MUNOZ, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Winter Sports From Staff and Wire Reports
DODGERS : It's Only First Intrasquad Game, but Butler Is Ready MARYANN HUDSON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Postseason Hoop Tourney to Begin JOHN ORTEGA
Winter Sports From Staff and Wire Reports
Couples Is Second, but Not to the Fans : Golf: They love him at Riviera, even if he doesn't retain his title. DAN HAFNER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Miscellany From Staff and Wire Reports
An Offer to Sink Teeth Into MIKE PENNER
Fernandez Finally Gets a Title : Women's tennis: She ends 28-month drought by beating Coetzer in final of Evert Cup. THOMAS BONK, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Weiskopf, U.S. Team Win Going Away Associated Press
Never Count Him Out JIM MURRAY
Mader Wins It, but Moe Makes Him Wait : World Cup skiing: Austrian doesn't celebrate in super-giant slalom until results are official. BOB LOCHNER, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Miscellany From Staff and Wire Reports
Wallace a Winner at Rockingham From Staff and Wire Reports
Kite Stays in a League of His Own : Golf: He birdies five of last seven holes to win by three shots, his second victory in three weeks. MAL FLORENCE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NBA ROUNDUP : Drexler Injured in Trail Blazers' Defeat From Associated Press
ANGELS : Percival's Future Brightens on Other Side of the Plate BOB NIGHTENGALE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Basketball From Staff and Wire Reports
Green Gets the Call and Sparks Lakers : Pro basketball: Forward scores 30 points in 124-112 victory over Clippers. Brown ejected. HELENE ELLIOTT, TIMES STAFF WRITER
COLLEGE BASKETBALL ROUNDUP : No. 5 Michigan Beats Ohio State From Associated Press
Winter Sports From Staff and Wire Reports
Former Laker Owner Cooke Had an Ear for Expertise JERRY CROWE
Prep Baseball 1993 / Century League : 1992 In Review
Crosby's Talent Fits Into Falcons' Plans CHRIS FOSTER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Basketball From Staff and Wire Reports
BASEBALL / ROSS NEWHAN : Can New Bunch Replace Lost Punch? ROSS NEWHAN
TENNIS ROUNDUP : Agassi Wins in Three Sets From Associated Press
NHL ROUNDUP : Devils Lose Nicholls, Then Win Game From Associated Press
BOXING / EARL GUSTKEY : Gabe Ruelas Accepts Loss, Looks to Future EARL GUSTKEY
Sites Set for Four Girls' Basketball Games
LOS ANGELES MARATHON / DAILY REPORT : Entries Keeping Pace With Last Year, Official Says CHRIS BAKER
PREP BASEBALL 1993 / CENTURY LEAGUE : Canyon
SANTA ANITA : Southern Truce Provides Trainer Best Answer to Knotty Problem BOB MIESZERSKI, TIMES STAFF WRITER
COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Titans Rally With 7 Runs in Ninth DAVID LEE SIMMONS, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Baseball From Staff and Wire Reports
PREP BASEBALL 1993 / CENTURY LEAGUE : Foothill
L.A. UNIVERSITY BEAT / WENDY WITHERSPOON : New Golf Coach Empey Learned About USC Expectations Long Ago WENDY WITHERSPOON
PREP BASEBALL 1993 / CENTURY LEAGUE : Orange
Jessie Is Responding to the Call of His Coach at Ventura : Basketball: Former standout at Edison High goes north to help Pirates (33-1) reach second round of the South regional. FERNANDO DOMINGUEZ, TIMES STAFF WRITER
No Joy for Bruins on Hurley's Big Day : College basketball: Duke guard sees his number retired, then sparks the Blue Devils' 78-67 victory. ELLIOTT ALMOND, TIMES STAFF WRITER
ALL-ORANGE EMPIRE CONFERENCE BASKETBALL TEAMS : Coaches Pick Saddleback's Molle, Riverside's Williams as Co-MVPs
This Time, Ivanisevic More Prepared to Play : Men's tennis: He would like to win at least a set at Champions Cup--and have fun, too. THOMAS BONK, TIMES STAFF WRITER
ALL-ORANGE EMPIRE CONFERENCE BASKETBALL TEAMS : Golden West Freshman Iwamasa Receives the Women's Top Honor
Notes on a Scorecard ALLAN MALAMUD
PREP BASEBALL 1993 / CENTURY LEAGUE : El Modena
PREP BASEBALL 1993 / CENTURY LEAGUE : Villa Park
USC's Force of One : Crossing Paths With Joni Easterly Is No Comfortable Task CHRIS FOSTER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NEWS
COLUMN ONE : Haunted by Clues From the Grave : Who really hired the bungling hit man who confessed to the murder of beautiful Sara Tokars? Riveted by the mystery, Atlanta discovers things aren't what they seem. ERIC HARRISON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Hope Rises in Arizona Flood Area TONY PERRY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Lillian Gish On Stage, Screen Associated Press
Death Takes Screen Legend Gish and Dance Star Keeler : Lillian Gish starred in epic silent movies. PENELOPE McMILLAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
First Lady's Suggestion Puts White House Back on Track : Presidency: She spotted lack of a story line. President and aides resume campaign war tactics; change pays off. DAVID LAUTER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Washington Insight PAUL HOUSTON
World IN BRIEF : RUSSIA : Ingush Republic Votes for President From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Spanish Villages Snowed In Reuters
French Offices Bombed Reuters
Washington Insight PAUL HOUSTON
Washington Insight PAUL HOUSTON
World IN BRIEF : ISRAEL : John Demjanjuk Vows Hunger Strike From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Another Opening . . . : But Not Just Another Show for Lloyd Webber's 'Dreamcoat' Fans By BRIDGET BYRNE, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Washington Insight PAUL HOUSTON
Scientists Uncover Genetic Damage Linked to Diabetes From Newsday
Christopher's Surprise: He's an Activist : Diplomacy: The laid-back diplomat has come up with major initiatives in his 40 days as secretary of state. DOYLE McMANUS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
World IN BRIEF : UNITED NATIONS : Former U.S. Official Criticizes World Body From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Sen. Mitchell Wants Health Care Bill Tied to Economic Package Associated Press
Wilson Had No Way to Go but Up GEORGE SKELTON
Apartment House Blaze Kills Nine Associated Press
World IN BRIEF : ISRAEL : Missile System Test Is Called a Success From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Fighting the Dark Clouds of Doubt : Weather: Keith Brown and other professional cloud-seeders have to work hard to clear the air of myths about what they do. DAVID WHARTON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
GOP Right Puts Emphasis on Unity at Convention : Politics: Gov. Wilson may benefit from several actions, including the election of Tirso del Junco of Los Angeles as the new state Republican chairman. BILL STALL, TIMES POLITICAL WRITER
In Somalia, Marines Feel the Loss of a Welcome Mat : Mercy mission: In wake of anti-American rioting, weary U.S. troops say it's time to go home. MARK FINEMAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
31 Die as Rocket Attacks Shatter Tenuous Peace in Afghan Capital From Times Wire Services
Probe of N.Y. Bombing Focuses on Terrorists : Disaster: The possibility of a lone attacker is downplayed. Security is tightened at office buildings. WILLIAM C. REMPEL and JOHN J. GOLDMAN, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Ethiopia Frees 400 Prisoners Reuters
Steiner May Parlay Prestige Into Board Post JOHN NEEDHAM, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Big Boost in Aid to Russia Sought; 'in U.S. Interests,' Christopher Says DOYLE McMANUS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
World IN BRIEF : RUSSIA : Terrorist Bomb Kills 13 on Train From Times Staff and Wire Reports
World IN BRIEF : ANGOLA : Rebels Get Deadline to Attend New Talks From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Officer Shot, Is Saved by Bulletproof Vest
THE TIMES POLL : Military Cuts Spread Anxiety Among Enlistees MELISSA HEALY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Empty Oil Tanker Strikes Rocks Off English Coast Associated Press
Rocket Accident Kills Technician in Sweden Associated Press
How Seeding Works DAVID WHARTON
4 Federal Agents Killed in Shootout With Cult in Texas : Violence: Fifteen officers are injured after they arrive to search armed compound. At least one sect member is dead; several are hurt. Standoff continues into night. J. MICHAEL KENNEDY and CATHLEEN DECKER, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
Death Takes Screen Legend Gish and Dance Star Keeler : Ruby Keeler gained fame in '30s musicals. KAREN WADA, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Mudslide Derails Commuter Plans : Transportation: Many who use Amtrak service between L.A. and San Diego reluctantly opt for cars or buses after tracks in San Clemente are blocked. MICHAEL GRANBERRY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
U.S. Airdrop of Aid to Eastern Bosnia Begins TYLER MARSHALL, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Elegance, All That P'zazz Is for N.Y. Designer Karan ANN CONWAY
When the Best Medicine Is a Little Magic BETTIJANE LEVINE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
A Defiant Casualty of the War on AIDS : Few pushed themselves--and the health care system--as hard as Dr. Don Francis. He's burned out. JOSH GETLIN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Cult's Believers Waiting for Judgment Day LARRY B. STAMMER, TIMES RELIGION WRITER
Norton AFB in Middle of Bidding War : Employment: San Bernardino is offering the doomed Air Force base as a site for a Defense Department finance center. About 4,000 federal jobs are at stake. JAMES BORNEMEIER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Feed store fills aisles with jamming musicians : Amateur bluegrass and country players have become a Saturday tradition at the Acorn Supply Co. PAUL FELDMAN and IRIS SCHNEIDER, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
The Romance of the Ride on the Rails and the Rods JACK SMITH
BOOK REVIEW : Psychoanalyst's First Attempt at a Novel Inspires a Yawn of Boredom : THE SAMURAI; By Julia Kristeva ; Translated from French by Barbara Bray ; Columbia University Press $24.95; 352 pages KAYLIE JONES, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
BUSINESS
THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA JOB MARKET: WHERE THE JOBS ARE : STRATEGIES : Working for Free Can Still Pay Off : In some fields, unpaid work opens doors to a career. Of course, sometimes it just involves opening doors. MARTIN BOOE
Morrison Knudsen Bets Its Future on Rail : Transportation: Boise- based company's recent contracts raise hopes for a rebirth of the industry. From Associated Press
Insurance From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Next Steps in CalFed's Plan TOM PETRUNO
THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA JOB MARKET: WHERE THE JOBS ARE : BEARINGS : And Be Sure to Mention Your Favorite Subject: You Stu Silverstein & Nancy Rivera Brooks
Indonesia From Times Staff and Wire Reports
The Economy From Times Staff and Wire Reports
THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA JOB MARKET: WHERE THE JOBS ARE : COPING : You Say the Boss is How Old? SANDRA TSING LOH
Singapore From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Broker Fees Decline as New SEC Rules Approach RUSS WILES, RUSS WILES, a financial writer for the Arizona Republic, specializes in mutual funds.
THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA JOB MARKET: WHERE THE JOBS ARE : FINDING WORK : New Graduates Face a Hard Time This Year : There will be a few more jobs, but not many. Health care is among the few bright spots. From Associated Press
Other News From Times Staff and Wire Reports
THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA JOB MARKET: WHERE THE JOBS ARE : FINDING WORK : Looking Up : Believe It or Not, the Region's Job Picture May Be Brightening ANNE GREGOR
Japan From Times Staff and Wire Reports
THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA JOB MARKET: WHERE THE JOBS ARE : PITFALLS : Name, Rank, Serial Number : Fearing Lawsuits, Employers Won't Say Much More NANCY RIVERA BROOKS
New Yorker Magazine Links Milken, Merrill Lynch Probe From Reuters
Other News From Times Staff and Wire Reports
China From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Don't Leave Your Hotel Without It Reuter
China From Times Staff and Wire Reports
THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA JOB MARKET: WHERE THE JOBS ARE : BEARINGS : Smile! (You're on Corporate Camera) Stu Silverstein & Nancy Rivera Brooks
THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA JOB MARKET: WHERE THE JOBS ARE : PROFILES : MAKING IT ON YOUR OWN : Can't find a job? Consider creating one for yourself. Staring a small business is risky, but the rewards for success can be great. Pushed out of their old job or unable to find new ones in a sagging Southern California economy, these four workers became entrepreneurs. : Ousted Executive Is Brewing Fresh Hope at Chain CHRIS WOODYARD
THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA JOB MARKET: WHERE THE JOBS ARE : BEARINGS : Thrive on Stress? Telecommunications Stu Silverstein & Nancy Rivera Brooks
THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA JOB MARKET: WHERE THE JOBS ARE : BEARINGS : Drugs Are No Sweat, But Health Care. . . Stu Silverstein & Nancy Rivera Brooks
Michael Woo
Software Pirates Lurk Behind Pin-Striped Suits : Computers: Corporate theft of programs has reached such epic proportions that makers have formed their own investigative team. From Associated Press
Genisco Reports First-Quarter Loss
Making Sure Women Count in the Workplace ANNE MICHAUD
THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA JOB MARKET: WHERE THE JOBS ARE : FINDING WORK : The Clinton Effect : Big Changes, Perhaps, in the Labor Market JAMES RISEN
DAN JAMIESON : Editor, Registered Representative magazine Anne Michaud, Times staff writer
Companies From Times Staff and Wire Reports
THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA JOB MARKET: WHERE THE JOBS ARE : STRATEGIES : Handling a Buyout : What To Do If They'll Pay You To Leave the Company STUART SILVERSTEIN
Nichols Institute Lost $4.3 Million Last Year After a Profitable 1991 SUSAN CHRISTIAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
American's Top Pilot Dies While Skiing Associated Press
Takeover Speculation Targets a Stronger CalFed : Banking: The thrift gains breathing room with a successful financial restructuring. TOM PETRUNO
THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA JOB MARKET: WHERE THE JOBS ARE : BEARINGS : Sting of Work-Related Injuries Can Linger Stu Silverstein & Nancy Rivera Brooks
THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA JOB MARKET: WHERE THE JOBS ARE : TACTICS : They'll Stop at Nothing : Walking the Extra Mile to Land That Job JIM BURNS
HII Founder Seeks to Pump Up Volume : Audio: At an age when most people would be retired, Sidney Harman is out to repair the damage at his speaker company. JAMES F. PELTZ, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Occupation: Executive Chef
New York Blast Sets Off Race for New Office Space : Workplace: Nimble footwork keeps some companies going. Billions of dollars are at stake. JUBE SHIVER Jr., TIMES STAFF WRITER
THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA JOB MARKET: WHERE THE JOBS ARE : FINDING WORK : Forget Glitz : When It Comes to New Jobs, Think Terre Haute JULIE ROSE
THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA JOB MARKET: WHERE THE JOBS ARE : Prolonged Joblessness Can Limit Your Opportunities From Reuters
Japanese Companies Accelerate Sales of Assets : Retreat: Sellouts, not buyouts, have become the norm for brash upstarts. SAM JAMESON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Affordable Child Care
THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA JOB MARKET: WHERE THE JOBS ARE : Resource Guide : Where to Find Tips, Testing and Training
THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA JOB MARKET: WHERE THE JOBS ARE : PROFILES : MAKING IT ON YOUR OWN : Can't find a job? Consider creating one for yourself. Staring a small business is risky, but the rewards for success can be great. Pushed out of their old job or unable to find new ones in a sagging Southern California economy, these four workers became entrepreneurs. : Yogurt Franchise Sours; Espresso Saves the Day MARTIN BOOE
THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA JOB MARKET: WHERE THE JOBS ARE : PROFILES : MAKING IT ON YOUR OWN : Can't find a job? Consider creating one for yourself. Staring a small business is risky, but the rewards for success can be great. Pushed out of their old job or unable to find new ones in a sagging Southern California economy, these four workers became entrepreneurs. : Laid-Off Aerospace Worker Sees a Bright Future in Family Affairs MARTIN BOOE
THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA JOB MARKET: WHERE THE JOBS ARE : Profiles : MAKING IT ON YOUR OWN : Can't find a job? Consider creating one for yourself. Staring a small business is risky, but the rewards for success can be great. Pushed out of their old job or unable to find new ones in a sagging Southern California economy, these four workers became entrepreneurs. : His Dreams Now Rest on Sandwich Shop BARRY STAVRO
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Youth / Opinion : Why Do Kids Bring Weapons to School? Compiled for The Times by Danielle Masterson
Community Update - Crack Alley: 'A Face Can Make All the Difference' JULIE DUNN and MARK DUNN, JULIE DUNN, Julie and Mark Dunn live in a Pico-Union historic district. and MARK DUNN, Julie and Mark Dunn live in a Pico-Union historic district.
Michael Woo
COUNTYWIDE : Anti-Gang Tool Cited DAVID A. AVILA
Missing Skier Found Unharmed
THOUSAND OAKS : Councilwomen Seek Help With Research STEPHANIE SIMON
Gripe : 'A Truck Going Nowhere and Polluting' LINDA MORLEY, Los Angeles
Modest Proposal : 'Put Educators Into Classrooms' ULA PENDLETON, Teacher, Los Angeles
Testimony : 'In the Trying to Fix It Is Where Redemption Lies' As told to Robert Scheer; Rabbi Laura Geller is the executive director of the Pacific Southwest Region of the American Jewish Congress, a 75-year old national organization. and
Rich Tide of Commerce Being Dammed Up on Land : Ports require overhaul of vital transit link to downtown L.A. depots
TUSTIN : Unneeded School Sites to Be Discussed BERT ELJERA
LOCAL ELECTIONS / L.A. MAYOR : Riordan, Wachs Do Not Wait for Bargain Rates, Begin Ad Pitches RICHARD SIMON and JOHN SCHWADA, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
OXNARD : El Rio Residents Gather Recyclables TIMOTHY WILLIAMS
MISSION VIEJO : Restaurant Complex Appeal Is Rejected FRANK MESSINA
Volunteers Clear Beaches of Trash MAIA DAVIS
Controversy Over Immigrants
Don't Plow Campus Site
Clintonomics
Controversy Over Immigrants
Group Is Off Base
Save Canyon From Dump
Area Doesn't Need Growth
They Just Want to Be U.S. Citizens GEORGE RAMOS
Church Size Is Not Tiny
Controversy Over Immigrants
AAUW Right on Pamphlet
It's Time to Pay
RU486: At Last, Hope for Progress
Youth / OPINION : 'Thinking About Him, This Guy I Never Knew' : The fatal shooting at Reseda High triggers a gamut of emotions in a fellow student, who mourns his lost sense of safety at school. SIMRAN BINDRA, Simran Bindra, 16, is a junior at Reseda High School
WESTMINSTER : Fate of School Site Will Be Discussed JON NALICK
COUNTYWIDE : Clear Skies Greet Black Unity Expo STACY WONG
Latino Agency in Danger of Folding : Social services: Founders of the troubled organization that has run Head Start centers search for a survival strategy since losing federal funding. TRACEY KAPLAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
FILLMORE : Major Crimes Unit to Probe Shooting MAIA DAVIS
OXNARD : City, Harbor District May Form Panel CHRISTOPHER HEREDIA
Anti-Hate Rally a Lie
Today's Agenda
History Returns to Haunt the Present : The Balkans: The U.N. must act to keep 1992 from becoming another 1914 for Serbs, Croats and Slavic Muslims. RITA ROGERS, Dr. Rita Rogers is a clinical professor of psychiatry at UCLA and author, with Dr. John E. Mack, of "The Alchemy of Survival: One Woman's Journey" (Addison-Wesley, 1988).
WESTMINSTER : Trustees Agree to 18 Teacher Layoffs JON NALICK
PERSPECTIVE ON AIDS : This Flap Won't Be 'Marginalized' : Shorthand accounts of a research report seem to write off people with HIV; the pain and anger won't easily heal. THOMAS BRANDT, Thomas Brandt is director of communications for the National Commission on AIDS.
Santa Clarita Representative Off to a Fast Start in 103rd Congress ALAN C. MILLER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Schillo at It Again
Out of the Limelight : Wheels of Justice Turn Quietly at Simi Courthouse, Where King Case Was First Tried PHIL SNEIDERMAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
AIDS Team to Seek Out Those at Risk : Health: County outreach workers hit the streets today to test and counsel drug abusers, their sex partners and others. The program's first year will focus on Oxnard and Ventura. SARA CATANIA, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Actors Alley Story Erred
Witnesses for Defense to Testify in Ives Case : Courts: The Somis rancher admitted to violations of racketeering, labor and immigration laws. Workers are expected to say they were treated well as judge decides sentence. DARYL KELLEY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Affordable Child Care
'The Cay' Worthwhile
Son's Death Inspires Crusade to Develop Truck Safety Laws JEFFREY A. PERLMAN, TIMES URBAN AFFAIRS WRITER
YORBA LINDA : Trustees Decide to Replace School Track DANIELLE A. FOUQUETTE
OXNARD : Skier Found After Overnight Search HENRY CHU
Making A Difference : One College's Approach: Recruit and Retain Minority Students Times researcher CATHERINE GOTTLIEB
HUNTINGTON BEACH : Togas Readied for Latin Convention BILL BILLITER
COSTA MESA : 3rd-Grader Given Disciplinary Transfer
ORANGE : Street Sweeping Still Causes Parking Woes SHELBY GRAD
On the Firing Line : Female Gun Ownership Up in Violent Times TIMOTHY CHOU, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Mixed Reviews for Council's Newest Voices : Government: While Mark Ridley-Thomas is widely praised at City Hall, Mike Hernandez and Rita Walters have had their share of struggles. JAMES RAINEY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
ALISO VIEJO : Principal Named for New High School ANNA CEKOLA
Abex Workers Find Themselves Victims of Layoffs : Economy: Sons and daughters at one time followed their parents to the Oxnard aerospace firm. Its closure this year will cost hundreds of jobs. FRED ALVAREZ, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Disney Favors Putting 'Mighty Ducks' on Ice : Hockey: Despite cold reception, company officials have voiced preference to naming new Anaheim franchise after movie. Decision could come this week. TED JOHNSON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Society Left Out
Teachers Learn That Teamwork Counts--for Them and for Students : Schooling: The Practitioner Center in Northridge promotes cooperation and collegiality in the classroom. It is one of four such programs in the Los Angeles Unified School District. JOHN JOHNSON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Now It's a Refugee Crisis : Because of its inaction, West must address the Bosnia issue in a new way
ELECTIONS / CASTAIC UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT : Voters Asked to OK $20-Million Measure : The proposition would pay for a middle and an elementary campus. There is no organized opposition. JONATHAN GAW, TIMES STAFF WRITER
CITYSCAPES / PENELOPE McMILLAN : Animals Given Up by Owners Do Not Always Find Shelter PENELOPE McMILLAN
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