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What happened on April 11, 1994
SPORTS
Drag Boat Racer Capaldi Dies in Crash at Puddingstone Lake LARRY STEWART
To Lose His Temper, Wagner Makes a Run for It : Volleyball: Calmer demeanor nets scholarship with prestigious Long Beach State program. MIKE REILLEY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Jones Powers Northridge to Sweep of Arizona State
NHL ROUNDUP : Islanders Tighten Grip on Eighth Playoff Spot From Associated Press
MOTOR SPORTS ROUNDUP : Earnhardt's Win Ends His Short-Track Slump BARRY BAUM, From Staff and Wire Reports
AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Canseco Powers Rangers to 8-7 Victory From Associated Press
Paez Fights at Forum With Eye to De La Hoya CHRIS BAKER
Augusta's Still a Part of Europe JIM MURRAY
TENNIS ROUNDUP : Sampras Defeats Chang to Win Again at Tokyo From Associated Press
Sweep Shows Braves Are a Cut Above Faltering Dodgers : Baseball: Atlanta unbeaten in seven games after rallying for 6-3 victory in series finale. CHRIS DUFRESNE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : DODGERS : Piazza's Homer a Shot in the Arm? CHRIS DUFRESNE
COMMUNITY COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Cypress Blanks the Dons STEVE KRESAL, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SOCCER / JULIE CART : Milutinovic Faces Tough Task JULIE CART
TENNIS / JERRY CROWE : Capriati Considers a Comeback JERRY CROWE
These Fairway Experts Become Fair-Weather Fans at Masters MAL FLORENCE
Once There, Anderson's Ride Is Smooth MIKE PENNER
THE MASTERS : Olazabal Revives Reign of Spain : Golf: After barely falling short of victory in 1991, he eagles No. 15 to win the title by two shots over Lehman. JOHN CHERWA, TIMES DEPUTY SPORTS EDITOR
Contreras Breathes Life Into CSUN, but San Diego State Rallies for Split DON PATTERSON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
21-Hour Journey to Euphoria : Baseball: New Angel pitcher Brian Anderson's only trouble is getting to Milwaukee, where he is brilliant in 8 1/3 innings, beating Brewers, 4-1. BOB NIGHTENGALE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NBA ROUNDUP : SuperSonics Get Record Victory From Associated Press
Things Are Finally Looking Up for Gardner Family JEFF FELLENZER
Fittipaldi Avoids Wreck, Wins at Phoenix : Auto racing: No one is seriously injured in five-car accident. Unser Jr. finishes second. SHAV GLICK, TIMES STAFF WRITER
He's Worth More Than a Thousand Words : College football: USC's Ifeanyi is a picture of intensity as the Nigerian tries to go from cricket player to linebacker. EARL GUSTKEY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Key Mistakes Bedevil Cal State Fullerton : Baseball: Titans squander a lead as Long Beach State wins, 4-2, to take two games of the three-game weekend series. LON EUBANKS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Kings Come Limping Home After 2-1 Loss : Hockey: After falling to Chicago despite Stauber's 33 saves, team will finish its season with two games at the Forum. From Associated Press
COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Titan Gymnasts to Miss Nationals
NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP : Reds Rally Late, Sweep Phillies From Associated Press
BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : ANGELS : Leiter Expresses Heartfelt Gratitude BOB NIGHTENGALE
Patience Pays Off for Possibly Perfect BOB MIESZERSKI, TIMES STAFF WRITER
SANTA ANITA : Brocco Is Placed on Restricted List; Injury Is Denied BILL CHRISTINE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Notes on a Scorecard ALLAN MALAMUD
BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE MAJORS : Kruk Says He's Ready to Play Associated Press
Maggert's Double-Eagle Turns Bad Masters Into a Masterpiece JOHN CHERWA
BUSINESS
Costa Mesa Developer Performs 'Anti-Mall' Experiment in The Lab : Retail: The center, in two old warehouses, targets consumers in their 20s. Its stores cater to the young and disenchanted. GREG JOHNSON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Northrop Poised for Dominance, Chairman Says : Aerospace: Kent Kresa says the acquisition of Grumman will give his company an edge in future defense programs. RALPH VARTABEDIAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Insurance From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Community Psychiatric Centers Posts $625,000 Profit for 1st Quarter
Japan
Lose the Camel, Then Walk a Mile Associated Press
THE CUTTING EDGE : With 'Shareware,' Try Before You Buy PRESTON GRALLA, Gralla, a writer in Cambridge, Mass., is the author of The PC/Computing Guide to Shareware (Ziff-Davis Press)
Other News From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Technology & Telecommunications From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Technology & Telecommunications From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Technology & Telecommunications From Times Staff and Wire Reports
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The Cutting Edge
Other News From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Banking From Times Staff and Wire Reports
THE CUTTING EDGE : In the Information Age, Everyone's a Revolutionary DANIEL AKST, Akst is The Times' assistant business editor for technology
THE CUTTING EDGE : Mailbox Runneth Over? You Must Be Using E-Mail AMY HARMON, Harmon is a Times staff writer covering emerging technologies
China
In the Long Run, a Stock-Bond Balance Pays Off RUSS WILES, RUSS WILES, a financial writer for the Arizona Republic, specializes in mutual funds.
Kemper Urges Shareholders to Reject GE Capital's Nominees for Board From Reuters
THE CUTTING EDGE : Alas, Poor Kaypro . . . A Requiem for PCs Past JAMES FALLOWS, Fallows is Washington editor of the Atlantic Monthly and author of "Looking at the Sun" (Pantheon). At night, he dreams of Pentiums
THE CUTTING EDGE : Buying Into the Revolution Without Breaking a Sweat MARTY JEROME, Jerome, computer columnist for the Boston Globe, is co-author of The Streetwise Guide to PCs (Addison-Wesley)
That Sound on Wall Street: The Silence of the Optimists TOM PETRUNO
THE CUTTING EDGE : Secondhand PC Bargains Abound MARTY JEROME
Profits Are Up, Jobs Are Down, Magazine Says : Recovery: Forbes reports that earnings rose almost 14% last year, while employment declined. From Reuters
Firefighter Had a Burning Desire : Anna Furst, Who's Also a Paramedic, Trained Years to Pass Grueling Physical JANICE L. JONES
New Jersey Firm to Acquire Laparomed in Stock Swap
THE CUTTING EDGE : Paranoia Your Password? OK, But Don't Tell Anyone ROBERT LEE HOTZ, Hotz covers science for The Times
O.C. Case Spurs New Safeguards : U.S. Acts to Protect Investors After Wymer JAMES M. GOMEZ, TIMES STAFF WRITER
State Takes Over Insurance Firm Hurt by L.A. Riot-Damage Claims JOHN O'DELL, TIMES STAFF WRITER
New General Manager Named at Western Digital Group
Japan
Worker Asks About Socializing With Supervisor
THE CUTTING EDGE : Weak on Geography? Try Mapping It Out CALEB SOUTHWORTH, Southworth is a Los Angeles writer who has worked with geographic information software
An Abundance of Ink JAMES BATES
THE CUTTING EDGE : Case Study: How technology changed a business : At Mazda, Using Computers to Rev Up Customer Service MARTHA GROVES, Groves covers the computer industry for The Times
Mission Viejo Co. President Becomes Firm's New CEO : Developer: Craig L. McCallum adds title. Retiring James G. Gilleran pioneered master-planned community concept. DEBORA VRANA, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
The Human Rights Pipeline : Charges of Slave Labor in Myanmar Lead to Ballot at Unocal KARL SCHOENBERGER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
THE CUTTING EDGE : Women and Computing: Nature or Nurture? : Why are most nerds men? And does it really matter? To find out, The Times posed questions to a disparate group of women and men who debated them in an appropriate forum--an electronic mail roundtable.
Taiwan From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Hong Kong Rich Kid Turns Asia on Its Headset : Media: Richard Li declines family job to found satellite-TV venture. Next goal is pan-Asian 'information exchange.' CHRISTINE COURTNEY, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
ENTERTAINMENT
All Things Are Not Equal in 'Sunset' LEIGH SILVERTON, Leigh Silverton, a clinical psychologist in private practice in Westwood, is an assistant professor in UCLA's Department of Psychology. She holds a Ph.D from USC and was a Harvard Clinical Fellow at McLean Hospital, Harvard Medical School, where she completed her internship. and
O.C. POP MUSIC REVIEW : Cowboy Junkies Come Out of Dark to Brighten Show MIKE BOEHM, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Menendez Lawyers Seek a Halt to TV Films : Blackout: Attorneys want to prevent a screening in L.A. County, fearing jury bias. Legal precedents make effort unlikely to succeed. DANIEL CERONE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
The Ghost of Series Past in '704 Hauser' HOWARD ROSENBERG
MOVIE REVIEW : Faith and Be Gory, 'Leprechaun 2' Better Than the First KEVIN THOMAS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
A Cynical but Necessary Evil EARL OFARI HUTCHINSON, Earl Ofari Hutchinson is author of "The Assassination of the Black Male Image" (Middle Passage Press). He also publishes a bimonthly newsletter on African American issues. and
POP AND JAZZ REVIEWS : L.A. Debut by Golden-Voiced Keita DON SNOWDEN
Pop : Timmins Emerges as a Forceful Cowboy MIKE BOEHM
MUSIC REVIEWS : Oppens Undaunted in El Camino Recital DANIEL CARIAGA
MUSIC REVIEWS : Northridge Concert Offers New Works TIMOTHY MANGAN
POP AND JAZZ REVIEWS : Nakai's Flute Play Energizes Jackalope DON HECKMAN
'V' Chip Solution a Cop-Out JOAN VAN TASSEL, Joan Van Tassel is an assistant professor of telecommunications at Pepperdine University and the media writer for the Malibu Times
TV REVIEW : 'Broken Pledges': A Mother's Crusade JON MATSUMOTO, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
'Lettice' Was Designed to Be Served Sans Dressing : Theater: Peter Shaffer says the dialogue of his comedy, opening this week at SCR, is meant to make audiences "see with their ears." JAN HERMAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Opera : Sleepwalking With Riedel, Bonynge in San Diego MARTIN BERNHEIMER, TIMES MUSIC CRITIC
POP MUSIC REVIEW : A Real Harmonious Convergence in Cerritos BILL KOHLHAASE, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
'Tales' Author: PBS Is Being Pressured by Religious Right : Television: Armistead Maupin feels that public network has pulled the plug on a sequel in face of pressure. A spokesman denies the charge. JUDITH MICHAELSON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
POP AND JAZZ REVIEWS : Golia Quintet Flows in Wind at LACMA DON SNOWDEN
The Whole Truth About 'Lies': Late and Over Budget : Movies: 'If this movie is as big as we think it is, what difference does it make when in the summer it opens?' Fox executive says of film that reteams Cameron, Schwarzenegger. CLAUDIA ELLER and ELAINE DUTKA, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
DANCE REVIEW : Family Lives in 'Urban Scenes' : David Rousseve's continuing story links his times with his grandparents' in a memorable outing at Wadsworth. LEWIS SEGAL, TIMES DANCE WRITER
Sister Psychic Comes Out of the Dark in New Album MIKE BOEHM, TIMES STAFF WRITER
THEATER REVIEW : Baitz's 'End of the Day' Forgets to Say Good Morning DON SHIRLEY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
THEATER REVIEW : 'Mame' Loses Its Kick in Alex Staging DON SHIRLEY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NEWS
Now, If Only They Could Get His House in Order JACK SMITH
James L. (Jimmy) Lyons, 78; Monterey Jazz Fest Founder RON RUSSELL, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Sid Weiss; Played Bass for Prominent Big Bands
Divided Cypriot Communities Get Together for a Battle--but No Bullets Fly, Only Darts Associated Press
A Rabbit's Feat : After 50 Years, 'Pat the Bunny' Remains a Developmental Touchstone for Millions of Babies GERALDINE BAUM, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Beauty Amid Bloodshed : For the Women of Sarajevo, Trying to Look Their Best Is One Way of Defying the Tragedy Around Them--and of Clinging to Some Normalcy DANICA KIRKA, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
CAMPAIGN NOTES : GOP Conservatives Spurn Wilson, Endorse Unz DAVE LESHER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Latino Group Backs No Candidate
Under-30 Set Is Joining Political Establishment : Government: O.C. cities trying to tap into fresh ideas are courting a cadre of young adults for service. ALICIA DI RADO, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Nation IN BRIEF : MIDWEST : Flooding Kills 3 in Ohio, Missouri From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Limping Brown Needs to Put Best Foot Forward GEORGE SKELTON
Dole Says GOP Ready to Force Whitewater Issue in Congress Associated Press
Nation IN BRIEF : NATIONWIDE : Blacks' Lung Cancer Susceptibility Cited From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Most Say 'Defendant as Victim' Strategy Is Overused, Poll Finds from Reuters
NEWS ANALYSIS : Clinton Casts Congress in Old Role of the Evil Empire: A Wrestled Bear DAVID LAUTER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Nation IN BRIEF : FLORIDA : Engineers Repair Faulty Shuttle Radar From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Barred From Israel, Palestinians Fret and Wait : Mideast: 'We're in a big prison,' says a Gaza Strip resident. A Cabinet decision prolongs the exclusion. KIM MURPHY, TIMES STAFF WRITER
N. Korea Gets 6-Month Deadline to Allow Inspections From Reuters
Democrats Face Uphill Fight in November Vote ROBERT SHOGAN, TIMES POLITICAL WRITER
A Fire's Toll: Empty Lots, Empty Hearts : Rebuilding: The October wildfires have scarred the one-block community of Buena Vista Way. Nearly half the residents who lost their homes have chosen not to return. REBECCA TROUNSON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Aristide's Stronghold Faces Terror From Opposition : Haiti: Residents of fetid Cite Soleil are being targeted to thwart any organizing on behalf of ousted president. KENNETH FREED, TIMES STAFF WRITER
French Resistance Fighters Honored on 50th Anniversary of Liberation Reuters
Key Figure in Colosio Killing Freed JUANITA DARLING, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Vermont taps into its sugary rites of spring : Trees are awakening from winter hibernation and spilling forth the sap that becomes the state's most famous product: maple syrup. DAVID LAMB, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Washington Insight PAUL HOUSTON
Chief of Schools in New York City Will Not Resign Associated Press
BOOK REVIEW / SCIENCE : Building a Better Mousetrap--the Brain : BRAINMAKERS: How Scientists Are Moving Beyond Computers to Create a Rival to the Human Brain by David H. Freedman ; Simon and Schuster, $22, 214 pages BETTYANN KEVLES, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
U.S. Jets Bomb Bosnian Serb Positions at Muslim Enclave : Balkans: Direct hits are reported on a command center and a tank position outside Gorazde. Rebel shelling is halted, observers say. It is unclear if artillery units have begun a pullback. CAROL J. WILLIAMS, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Cobain's Widow Reads Parts of Suicide Note at Seattle Vigil from Associated Press
Golo Mann; Historian, Son of Novelist Thomas Mann From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Standoff Heightens Korean Americans' Fears for Homeland K. CONNIE KANG, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Hidden Hills Likes Its Politics Out of View : Election: Residents value their privacy. City Council candidates make no bones about their tight-lipped ways. JOHN M. GLIONNA, TIMES STAFF WRITER
NATO Air Strike Backs Words With Action JAMES GERSTENZANG, TIMES STAFF WRITER
10,000 Die in Rwanda; Many Foreigners Escape : Africa: Bodies are strewn along capital's streets in three days of carnage. Belgians appear trapped. JAMES GERSTENZANG and TYLER MARSHALL, TIMES STAFF WRITERS
CULTURE WATCH : A Video Trilogy for Life With HIV SHARI ROAN
Charities Fear Possible 'Go' Order for Taco Bell ANN CONWAY
In Letter Found at Scene, Hebron Mosque Killer Asks to Be Admitted to Heaven as Righteous Jew Reuters
Getting Funny With 'Pat the Bunny' GERALDINE BAUM
The Cutting Edge
Royalty Stars as Old Allies Reunite : Charity: Prince Andrew joins honoree Bob Hope in Beverly Hills at a benefit for the American Air Museum in Britain. HILLARY JOHNSON, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Mabel Eby; Oversaw Seating at Academy Awards Ceremonies
AN APPRECIATION : Farewell to the One and Only Aida Grey MARY ROURKE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
For Some Golfers It's Worse Than a Bogey: Privatization : Recreation: L.A. considers move to increase profits and upgrade courses. Players fear higher fees, fewer tee times. PAUL LIEBERMAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
A Real-Life Drama : His Speedy Rescue of a Man Shot and Left Bleeding in the Street Earns an Actor Credit for Saving a Life CAROLYN PATRICIA SCOTT, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
1 Killed, 18 Hurt When Lightning Hits Frisbee Fest Associated Press
Clyde Wahrhaftig; Author and Geologist at Interior Department
COLUMN ONE : Digital Double Trouble : From rap music to medical formulas, little seems safe from duplication. Ownership rights must be redefined when images, sound, bits of data can be copied--and zapped around the world. JUBE SHIVER Jr., TIMES STAFF WRITER
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Punishment in Singapore
PERSPECTIVE ON 'MIDDLEMARCH' : A Heroine in a Whole New Light : George Eliot's story affirms that women may find themselves at the peak of their powers in the Flaming 50s. GAIL SHEEHY, Gail Sheehy is the author of "The Silent Passage: Menopause" (Random House). A chalk portrait of George Eliot in 1864 by Sir Frederick W. Burton
Newhall Man Killed in Car Wreck
Sermon : On Why 'Hero' and 'Celebrity' Aren't the Same ROBERT MORLEY, The Rev. Robert Morley is minister of Newport Center United Methodist Church in Corona Del Mar.
Youth Slain in Venice Gang Shooting
Criticism Blurs Memorial to Lindsay : Tribute: A $100,000 artwork dedicated to late councilman is planned for Convention Center. But objections have been raised to its design, cost and appropriateness. LARRY GORDON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Multicultural Manners : Tribal Loyalty at Heart of the Issue NORINE DRESSER
Gripe : How Parents Can Bat Zero DAVID B. JACKSON, San Diego
Half-Naked Escapee Is Later Caught
FULLERTON : Youth Club to Hold Annual Fund-Raiser WILLSON CUMMER
MAKING A DIFFERENCE : One Agency's Approach: Advocate for Seniors in Long-Term Care Facilities
Shopping for a Sign to Point Motorists in Right Direction SARA CATANIA, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Tustin Election Los Angeles Times
Proposal Targets Better Bus Service : Simi Valley: City Council will consider a 5-year plan focusing on efficiency, convenience and meeting federal air-quality requirements. SARA CATANIA, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Testimony : ONE PERSON'S STORY ABOUT PREVENTING VIOLENCE : 'We're Talking About an Epidemic As Told to ROBERT SCHEER; Billie Weiss is the director of the Los Angeles County Department of Health Services' Injury and Violence Prevention Program and co-founder of the Violence Prevention Coalition
LOS ALAMITOS : Council Procedural Changes to Begin BERT ELJERA
VENTURA : Council to Consider Low-Income Project CONSTANCE SOMMER
Legislators Get Close-Up Look at Quake Toll : Disaster: Daylong tour impresses U.S. officials, one of whom voted against $8.6-billion relief bill. Leaders praise federal emergency aid efforts. JEFFREY L. RABIN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Volunteer Challenge
Condors
Anti-Drug Programs Receive $3,000 Grants STEPHANIE SIMON
Patience at Signals Will Help Motorists See the Lights SARA CATANIA, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Toddler Injured in Fall at Police Station
Crayons That Don't Put You in a Box
Today's Topic
Youth Slain in Venice Gang Shooting
Honey and Money : Bee Business Stung by Prices, Parasites and a 'Killer' Breed MATTHEW MOSK, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Board to Consider Building Loans for Low-Cost Housing : Shelter: Money would help build 328 units in Irvine and Fullerton. Projects would help cut into a backlog of 6,000 needy people. KEVIN JOHNSON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
First Lady
Collision Kills Van Nuys Woman
FOUNTAIN VALLEY : Club to Honor Top Officer, Firefighter
Dreier on Capital Gains
FOUNTAIN VALLEY : Coastline College Gets Accreditation
ANAHEIM : Teen, Man Shot at Residence; 3 Arrested
Invitation to a Tea Party : Taxes: Paying them has never been more onerous or unfair; the 'rich' are far from it. GEORGE MAROTTA, George Marotta is a research fellow at Stanford's Hoover Institution and a financial planner and money manager in Palo Alto
FOUNTAIN VALLEY : Hummingbirds Program Planned
NEWPORT BEACH : Council to Vote on City Worker Layoffs SHELBY GRAD
Favorite Places : CLAREMONT VILLAGE BRONWYN LEEBAW, Senior majoring in political science, Pomona College
Toxic Discharges
Approval of Funding Puts Estuary Cleanup on Fast Track : Environment: Coastal Conservancy is expected to grant $400,000 for Ventura River project. Phase I--clearing of invasive plants--could begin in July. JOANNA M. MILLER, TIMES STAFF WRITER
THOUSAND OAKS : Gateway Monuments May Herald City STEPHANIE SIMON
BUENA PARK : Library District OK as Is, Study Finds sDEBRA CANO
OXNARD : Man Turns Himself In After Slaying JEFF McDONALD
NEWPORT BEACH : Legion Post to Celebrate Its 70th Year SHELBY GRAD
Teacher Treated for Poisoning in Class SAM ENRIQUEZ, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Community Essay : Does Minority Mean Inferior? : 'Despite noble intentions, multiculturalism marginalizes the cultures it hopes to highlight.' ARPI SARAFIAN, Arpi Sarafian is an English professor at Cal State L.A. and lectures at Loyola Marymount University
Schindler's 'Equal Partner' : Holocaust: Survivors and others praise the courage of the 86-year-old widow of the German businessman who saved more than 1,100 lives during World War II. SUSAN MOFFAT, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Economic Profile
ANAHEIM : Slaying Triggers Community Rebirth MARTIN MILLER
Congressmen Tour Valley Quake Sites JEFFREY L. RABIN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Ojai May Challenge Landfill Ballot Issue : Government: City Council plans to study legality of developer's proposal on Weldon Canyon project. The firm wants to bypass supervisors and go directly to voters. TRACY WILSON, TIMES STAFF WRITER
LA PALMA : 5 Are Recognized for Anti-Graffiti Efforts MARTIN MILLER
In L.A., Where Car Is King, He Refuses to Be Ruled by One AARON CURTISS
Staying the Course : Poisoned Littlerock High Teacher Says She Will Return to School SAM ENRIQUEZ, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Post Offices Extend Hours for Tax Time AILEEN CHO
MISSION VIEJO : Lease for Veterinary Group Considered FRANK MESSINA
80 Join in Remembrance of Nazi Terror : Holocaust: Survivors, descendants celebrate their lives while paying tribute to 6 million victims of the horror. DAVAN MAHARAJ, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Statue a Tribute to Slain Activist : Memorial: At unveiling, hundreds honor Palestinian American Alex Odeh, killed by a bomb in 1985. He is remembered as 'an advocate for justice for his people.' MARK LANDSBAUM, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Planners to Consider Townhouse Project : Thousand Oaks: The proposal calls for 45 multifamily units to be built north of Hillcrest Drive. Neighbors have given support. MATTHEW MOSK, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
LAGUNA HILLS : School Safety Topic of 1st Town Meeting
As Scientific Puzzle Unravels, a Legal Issue Tangles More : New genetic findings pose rising problems in area of patents and business
MOORPARK : Recreation Center Nears Completion SCOTT HADLY
Santa Ana Reinstates Building Inspector
BUENA PARK : Supervisors to Select New Library Trustee
Woman Critically Injured in Freak Automobile Accident : Thousand Oaks: Moorpark resident's own station wagon rolls over her at fast-food restaurant. J.E. MITCHELL, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Platform : Flogging: 'Does It Really Deter Anything?' Compiled for The Times by James Blair
HUNTINGTON BEACH : Student Transfer Filing Begins April 18 BILL BILLITER
SIMI VALLEY : 2 Parking Lots Near Freeway Planned SARA CATANIA
Stop the Drugging of Our Children : Tobacco: Increase smoke-free areas, takes steps to reduce consumption and get the nicotine out of cigarettes. HENRY WAXMAN, Henry Waxman (D-Los Angeles) is chairman of the House subcommittee on health and the environment
BUENA PARK : Utility Wires, Poles Will Be Removed DEBRA CANO
The Death March : A couple of soldiers remember the infamous trek on Bataan Peninsula in the Philippines in WWII. In a prisoners' parade of horror, it was . . . H.G. REZA, TIMES STAFF WRITER
30 to Compete in 2 Chess Tournaments BERT ELJERA
A Good Friend : Maria Lopez Sanchez Happy at Home in San Fernando Interview by PERRY C. RIDDLE / Los Angeles Times
Citizens Clamor for a Moment of (Old) Glory at the Capitol FAYE FIORE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
THOUSAND OAKS : Man Arrested in Rape of Teen-Ager JEFF McDONALD
Youth / OPINION : Teen-Age Dads: 'I Have to Act Like a Man Now' Compiled for The Times by Ethan Allen Thomas Jr
Use Carrots, Not Sticks, to Move Cops Back to L.A. : Police residency: Mortgage incentives and rent subsidies would cut out-of-town numbers. LEE MASTERS, Lee Masters is chairman of the ACLU Foundation of Southern California.
Woman Killed in Santa Ana; Boyfriend Held TAMMERLIN DRUMMOND, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Confusing Reference in San Diego Freeway Sign to Be Removed CAROLINE LEMKE, TIMES STAFF WRITER
Civil War Buffs Form Round Table to Discuss Their Passion SUE REILLY, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Battling Upstream in Frogtown GEORGE RAMOS
FULLERTON : City Designates Curb for Disabled Parking MIMI KO
Sculptor Carves Art Out of Wood Chunks With His Chain Saw : Art: You won't find John Roberts' creations in any museum. And that's fine with him. He enjoys his craft, and it allows time off for fishing. SHARON MOESER, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
That Astonishing Nonchalance : 'Brady II' bill aims to alter an America that's gun-happy beyond belief
Dance to Phytoplankton
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