ENTERTAINMENT
May 14, 1989 | JOHN HENKEN
PONCE: "CONCIERTO DEL SUR." VILLA-LOBOS: GUITAR CONCERTO. LAMARQUE-PONS: "CONCERTINO DE INVIERNO." Eduardo Fernandez, guitar, Enrique Garcia Asensio conducting the English Chamber Orchestra. London 421 108-2 (compact disc). Fernandez's playing of the Ponce and Villa-Lobos concertos is clean, slightly cool and interpretively unremarkable. The brief, piquant, percussion-rich 1976 Concertino by Jaures Lamarque-Pons is an attractive and sophisticated addition to the repertory, however, and suavely delivered by Fernandez and Co.
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
August 1, 2008 | Amanda Covarrubias
A federal grand jury indicted a La Crescenta man Thursday for allegedly selling juvenile leopard sharks, authorities said. Eduardo Fernandez Carvajal, 57, was named in a 19-count indictment accusing him of conspiracy and 18 counts of wildlife trafficking, said Thom Mrozek of the U.S. attorney's office in Los Angeles. Selling leopard sharks in California is illegal unless the animal is more than 3 feet long. The indictment alleges that Carvajal collected the sharks from coastal Southland waters and sold them to customers nationwide.
NEWS
December 25, 1988 | Associated Press
Four Colombian men were arrested after Spanish police made an unusual holiday haul--a 12-figure Nativity scene filled with 6.6 pounds of pressed cocaine worth $2 million. Police said Saturday that agents had discovered the drug inside the infant Jesus, the Virgin Mary and other Nativity figures. Agents followed a Colombian man suspected of being a major contact in drug-smuggling operations to Madrid's Barajas Airport on Thursday, police said.
NEWS
September 10, 1985
Three Cuban exiles were charged in New York with the execution of a Cuban U.N. official, plotting and threatening to kill foreign diplomats and carrying out a series of bombings. U.S. Atty. Rudolph W. Giuliani said Pedro Remon, 40, Andres Garcia, 45, and Eduardo Losado-Fernandez, 48, were charged in a federal indictment with shooting to death Felix Garcia-Rodriguez in New York on Sept. 11, 1980. The anti-Castro group Omega 7 claimed responsibility for the slaying.