Archive for Sunday, May 30, 2004

Saluting a Modest WWII Hero

• In the Desert, a Piece Mission By H G. Reza

• Wearing Medals and Bearing Memories By Eric Slater

• Festival Serves Up Smiles by the Pint By Stanley Allison

• Contralto’s Love for Her Adopted Nation Was Absolute By Cecilia Rasmussen

• Special Prosecutor Fired by Nixon Over Watergate Probe By Claudia Luther

• Did Stein ‘Pay to Play’ at Start of Civic Career? By Ted Rohrlich and Ralph Frammolino

• L.A. Teachers Union Chief Pressures Supt. Romer to Dissolve Subdistricts By Cara Mia Dimassa and Jean Merl

• Kicking Sand on Beachgoers’ Plans By Jean-Paul Renaud

• Caltech Relaxes With Shakespeare’s Every Word By Stephanie Chavez

• Marine Staff Sgt. Jorge A. Molina, 37, Rialto; Killed in Action in Iraq By Jose Cardenas

• Marine Cpl. Rudy Salas, 20, Baldwin Park; Dies in Vehicle Accident By Jose Cardenas

• Cuts at FPPC May Halt Probes By Evan Halper

• Sam Dash, 79; Chief Counsel in Senate Panel’s Watergate Probe

• Stars Return to Hollywood High By Steve Hymon

• Keeping an Airborne History Flying into the Future By Julie Tamaki

• Students Rally for Same-Sex Marriages By Jessica Garrison

• Teens in a ‘Sexplosion’? Or Is It All Just Talk? By Kimi Yoshino and Claire Luna

• Other Deaths

• Freeway Closed After Police Shoot Suspect

• Father Is Arrested in Children’s Slayings

• Figuring Out the Price of Death By Steve Lopez

• Santa Barbara Judge Due in Court on New Charges By William Overend

• Driver, O.C. School Liable in Deaths of Two Students

• Surfer Reports Attack by Great White Shark

• Laguna Beach Youths, O.C. Man Named as Crash Victims

• Holiday closures

• Hate Crime Alleged in Dog Attack on Plumber

• Melvin J. Lasky, 84; Writer Stirred Anticommunist Passions in Europe

• Holiday closings

• Motorcyclist Dies in Mission Viejo

• A Video to Bolster Belief in Our Teens By Dana Parsons

• Holiday closures